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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
2
The brief text shows a dieting prayer scene with phrases about fasting and laying on of hands for someone named Hirnt, followed by unclear terms. The passage is fragmentary, containing nonstandard spellings and a request-like tone.
The piece weighs the Cold War mood as Russians show cordiality after signing the limited nuclear test ban treaty. It notes cautious optimism that Khrushchev seeks rapprochement due to East-West tensions, while warning of possible ulterior motives. Public opinion leans toward relief, with Senate scrutiny promised and hopes for fewer casualties in the long run.
A Steel magazine report highlights the U S metal working industry facing a shortage of large equipment to build boosters for tomorrow's space vehicles. Experts argue that progress requires combining imagination with engineering to create fabrication tools, not merely scaling up existing designs.
A parable-style tale recounts two frogs in a cream bucket. One gives up, sinks deeper, while the other keeps struggling, churns cream into a solid, and escapes. The story ends with a faith-driven message about perseverance and divine help.
New York reports a lighthearted feature noting husbands often tune out wives during conversation. It cites a Yale or met study explaining differing uses of talk, comparing a wife's wordy messages to a waterfall and detailing common reactions that end with the husband claiming he truly listened.
A muddled column recalls local oddities and brief notices from decades past. References include thefts tied to residents Robert Harbaugh Carl Bach and Miller, author Zane Grey passing through Hagepatown Shenadosh Caverns for inspiration, and various civic notes about arson suspicions a water pumping station hire a ballot for farm queen candidate and community leaders including David Cushnar Harry Tra yer and D W Newcomer.
A letter from S G Peterson of Buffalo Brake Ream Co complains of nighttime truck noise around the Alexander Hotel in Hagerstown Maryland. He urges city officials to curb speeding, noting signs in Maryland about license loss for speeders and stating the issue could deter future hotel stays.
A reflective poem fragment compares roses to people. It notes some blossoms charm us while others are worn, and that in life the crowd passes by. Some are kept as friends, while others are pursued or ignored. The speaker muses on desire, choice, and the varied habits of roses and people.
A reader discusses how starvation and poor eating habits affect the skin, describing nutritional eczema, mouth and lip changes, and the improvement seen with better diet and vitamin supplementation. It notes vitamin deficiencies and related skin signs and previews tomorrow's topic on family life in Japan.
In a tense national party feud Scranton rebuked a magazine report claiming he aided Governor Rockefeller to block Goldwater. He denied involvement, said he would welcome Goldwater in Pennsylvania, and noted an October 14 fund-raising dinner at Hershey with Goldwater as speaker.
Washington expects a lengthy, partisan fight over the U S bid to ratify the nuclear test ban treaty with Britain and Russia. Hearings before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and related panels may stretch a month or more, with ratification possible after October. Key figures split on atmospheric testing and fallout risks, with Teller supporting the ban’s limits and warning of Russian lead in big explosions, while others fear a veto on amendments and the loss of testing options.
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