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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1962

Page

1

Merger plan eyed to avert Pennsy rail bankruptcies

AP reports Pennsy Prexy James W. Symes outlines a multi system merger strategy to stave off bankruptcy and potential nationalization of major railroads. Proposals center on forming three Eastern systems with Penn Central, Chesapeake & Ohio, Central of New Jersey, New Haven and other lines to create integrated networks.

Apashington Pennsylvania Railroad James W. Symes New York Central Pennsylvania Central Symes Pennsyvania Taywers New Haven Harlears New Haven Chesapeake & Ohio ICC Central of New Jersey Keating Maryand Staten Island Rapid Transit Norfolk & Western Nickel Plite Sabash Grand Trunk Western N&w Ann Arbor Detroit Tolero Pittsburgh Lake Erie Boston & Maine Boston & Albany New England Maine Central Bangor & Aroostook

Two Held Under $6,000 Bond In Wounding Trooper

Two men were arrested on $6,000 bond each for involvement in wounding a trooper. A large mounted search of eight hours around Soffman’s Inn located one suspect half a mile from the scene near Rice Town. Police said the suspect fled, fired at officers, and was fatally shot. Several state and local agencies aided in the pursuit including Maryland and Pennsylvania police, a helicopter unit, and county sheriff departments.

Cook Soffman’s Inn Fuoman Sat Conrad Flohns Rice Toad Voltman Kilor Maryland Johns Martin Kifer Pennsylvania W. Va Cumberland Police Department

Radiation Belt May Alter Astronaut Program Plans

A government statement says a new radiation belt from a high altitude test is above current manned flight paths. NASA will proceed with launches unless studies show unacceptable hazards, while impact on future missions remains under review. The belt extends from about 2000 to 500 miles altitude and affects satellite power systems.

Moniay Defense Departtment Atomic Ienergy Commission Armstrong United States U.S Varis Andrian G. Nikolayev Pavel R. Popovich Topovich National Aeronautics and Space Administration Sayy Cmdr Walter M. Sehieral

Soviet Attache Eyes Political Significance At Party

Washington AP report describes a chaotic gathering with Soviet Attache Valeri Kraychenko as guests mingle with Kennedys and a dog named Brumus. The event, hosted by Rep. Ayres to mock Brumus trips to the Justice Department, features jokes and a playful defection hint. Harrodsburg, Kentucky noted as Kentucky’s oldest town founded June 16, 1774.

Washington (Ap Robert Fhe Washington News Corps Sey Kennedy Brumpus Brumus Valeri Nov Kravehenko Soviet Union Althugh Kravehenko Justice Depart Republican Ment William HH Ayres I-Ohio GOP Justice Department Kennedy Harrodsburg Kentucky The Alleghenies

Cambodia Census Reveals Population Figures

A Cambrian AP dispatch reports latest government census figures released Monday, showing total population around 550,000 with notable counts of men and women. The briefing notes demographic balance and regional distribution, highlighting Cambrian social context and gender representation.

Gremlins Hit XU Rocket Plane In Heat Run

In California, electronic gremlins hampered the XU rocket plane during a high speed heat flight. The roll damper failed three times as the craft sped toward five times the speed of sound, and a backup control system engaged to keep the flight safe. Pilot Maj Robert Rushworth and pilot Joseph A. Walker reported similar trouble in a prior X15 flight, with the yaw damper also failing at times.

Hdwalwa Calif Robert Rushworth Rushworth Joseph A. Walker

Prayer for Guidance and Self Control in Turbulent Times

A Syracuse bishop appeals to God for strength to control anger and endure inner turmoil. He seeks divine help to channel emotions into constructive effort, praying for wisdom to handle current problems in the Master’s name.

W. Ralph Ward, Jr Syracuse N. Y

Hundreds In Search For Young Girls

Hundreds search for two missing girls described with brown hair and missing teeth. Maria Theresa wears a red and yellow striped blouse and white shorts. Marine Maj. A S Ohlgren reportedly returned home from a Vietnam tour but could not be reached. He was at Treasure Island California when word of his daughter’s disappearance arrived. A Brooklyn native and his wife have three other children. Morley, an Inter American Development Bank artist, and a former Marine officer, were born in Longmont Colorado and married to Magdalena Cervantes of Guatemala, also with three other children.

Maria Theresa Maj. A. $. Ohlgren Japan Treasure Island Calif Iis Alexandeia Onigeen Brooklyn N.Y Morley Inter American Development Bank Longmont Col Magdalena Cervantes Guatemala

iPeach Demand Exceeds Supply at Appalachian Points

The Federal State Market News Service reports peach demand outstrips supply at Appalachian shipping points on Monday with improvements noted in shipments. Fibertas expected to boost volume in Washington County and Martinsburg by Wednesday, while Southern Virginia shipments to truckers wind down by week’s end. Pennsylvania stock remains bulk sold to truckers amid hail damage and widespread consignments.

Washington County Martinsburg Virginia Pennsylvania Fo.b Inland Fish Commis

Fur Trappers Picnic Set For Sunday at Conocacheague

The Maryiwod Fur Trappers Inc formed last October will hold its first annual convention and family picnic this Sunday at Conocacheague. The event aims to unite members and families for activities, demonstrations, and socializing.

Fur Trappers Maryiwod Fur Trappers, Inc

Franco Vacationing at San Sebastian Yacht Azor

Franco arrived aboard his yacht Azor Monty for a month long summer vacation in San Sebastian Spain. Experts from the Roman Catholic and Eastern Western churches met for a week long ecumenical seminar on comparative theology organized by the World Council of Churches Ecumenical Institute. About 600 American students departed Rotterdam for the United States after a two month European Asian and African tour with American Field Service aboard the Seven Seas. Mrs Jesse H Songs widow of the wartime Commerce secretary and Houston Chronicle publisher died in Houston at age 90.

Franco San Sebastian Spain Generatissima Geneva AANY U.S. Rotterdam AP I United States Europe Asia Africa Thei American Field Service Rotterdam Seven Seas Europa Jesse H. Songs Consimerce The Houston Chronicle Yes Foray

Notable People in Brief Wide Ranging News

AP reports Lee Hildebrandt, 23, a Gary Indiana shell mill accountant, helped deliver his wife’s second baby after she read do it yourself prenatal care instructions. Other items include John Lindgren completing a four week trek from the Arctic Ocean to Alaska, Dr. Spencer and Dr. Clark surgery success, Bernard Baruch’s 92nd birthday quiet celebration, and Robert Gavin chosen NC Republican leader. A woman bites a youth during a robbery at a magazine stand.

Associated Press Lee Hildebrandt Sheel Mill Gary Ind Bernard Baruch Westbury N.Y Baruch Robert L. Gavin Sanford. Inc North Carolina Republican Party Gavin William Be, Cobb Morganton Nlc Rojanoke

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