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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1966
Page
2
Maryland political figure Sen George Snyder told Kiwanis the penal system reflects failures in welfare juvenile parole and police work He argued most inmates come from welfare or juvenile delinquency backgrounds and urged funding for guidance training and rehabilitation to reduce prison costs and recidivism.
The FDA chief James Goddard stresses that about two thirds of FDA work touches food and targets food borne illness like salmonellosis. He cites thousands of annual cases and possible underreporting, urges industry self regulation and stronger sanitation across plants to curb contamination in eggs and bakery products.
Cancer of the skin, a common malignancy, is easily cured when detected early. Lesions are visible and respond to surgical removal or destruction by X ray or radium. Risk factors include prolonged sun exposure and light skin. prevention centers on limiting sun, wearing protective clothing, and using sun filters.
Reports note heavy rains washing out raids in northern and southern county sections. Washington County raspberry shipping nears end with up to five carloads or 2 900 crates in one day. A 940 LaSalle sedan tied to a Shellsburg service station holdup. Hornbraker pigs birth exceeds average, bottle feeding planned for orphans. Beaver Creek trout hatchery workers separate 65 000 mixed trout by hand. Potamse Textile Supply files option on 4 acres in Maser Heights for a company building. Plans for a new municipal park on Rochester House site drawn by Ferguson engineers.
Voice of the People letters debate cloud seeding, farming water worries, and officials. A reader notes flying over Hagerstown area clouds and radar, critiques politicians, and questions crop irrigation. Another letter laments traffic noise and speed on Conococheague Street, praising quiet town life while acknowledging progress and daily irritants.
On this date in 1958 the U S S Nautilus the first atomic submarine sailed under the North Pole. In 1492 Columbus began the voyage that led to the discovery of America. In 1914 Germany declared war on France and Belgium. In 1923 Calvin Coolidge took the presidential oath at his family home in Plymouth Vermont. In 1942 Moscow said cossack reinforcements fought Nazis in the Caucasus. In 1945 Allies announced a complete blockade of Japan. Ten years ago NATO Council rejected Weland's demand to remove U S armed forces from the NATO base. Five years ago Continental Airlines jet was seized en route to Cuba. pilot landed in El Paso and FBI agents arrested the men. One year ago the Saves Union linked nuclear restraint to Vietnam war end and U S base removals.
Doctor G Malcolm Brown urges medical students and faculty at the University of Ottawa to help dying patients face death. He notes doctors neglect the end of life due to ignorance and fear while stressing a pilgrim’s view toward heaven and the promise that God will be with the departed. He closes with a prayer to live so as to be ready to die.
An American official in a central Viet Nam province explains how 24 of 30 model hamlets fell to the Viet Cong within two years without overt attacks. The VC won by political organizing, targeting teachers and youth groups, exploiting anger over taxes and corruption while government aid built local prosperity.
A Georgetown Center report by five experts supports the U S intervention in the Dominican Republic to prevent a civil war and combat Communist influence. They outline stages of evacuations, OAS actions, the creation of an International Safety Zone, and four U S objectives including protecting lives and preventing a Communist seizure of power. They fault poor public explanation of the landings.
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