29 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1964
Page
1
Local obituaries list Niemi Rideout Glesner Horst and Horst families, residents of Hagerstown and surrounding towns, with details of births, marriages, schools, wartime service, and funeral arrangements. Several entries note survivors, affiliations with churches, and burial plans across Manor, Cedar Lawn, Rest Haven and other local cemeteries.
Multiple obituaries from Myersville Westminster Hagerstown and surrounding areas report deaths of Mrs Carlie Michael 58 of near Myersville Mrs Cora Hays Smithsburg Mrs Martha Sehroyer Myersville Ranton Grey 26 Perryville Md and Mrs Cora Eshleman Martin Park View Va along with Dennis W Crilley 71 Waynesboro and others Names include Edward Lewis Annie Offmes Lewis Virginia Strickler Grey and Lewis family members of the region Funeral services set at Bit tle Funeral Home Myersville Zion Episcopal Church Perry Point VA and Lindsey Funeral Home with interment at Brethren and Lindse y Cemeteries Details note hospital deaths in George Washington University Hospital and Perry Point VA Hospital and local church services in Charles Town and Waynesboro.
Providence Kiln Miss Cullen a 41 year old policewoman resigns after three decades on the force to pursue Becoming a Roman Catholic nun at the Convent of St. Dominic Blangelt New York. Her career included disarming a knife attacker and facing gunmen and robbers and she cites love and affection as the answer to crime.
Meat packing firms in Nebraska Minnesota Iowa and Missouri move to recall workers laid off last week as livestock receipts improve. Wilson & Co plans to resume operations as cattle and hog supplies steady next week. about 330 workers at South St Paul Minnesota plant may return Tuesday says Plant Manager M E Barnes.
Election board visits Williamsport register eighty voters during the session. Four join Democrats, 15 Republicans, and one declines. Two switch from Republican to Democrat. Officials consider another visit unlikely to override current revisions.
Prayer expresses gratitude for Gordon E. Sanders son of Preston A. Sandus not only to enjoy the days but to perform duty with the United States Navy. He has been reassigned to a naval base in Antigua West Indies and asks for strength for aid to fellow sailors. An updated address line appears for Gordon E. Son Rogness in St Paul Minnesota and New York.
Khrushchev condemned Chinese dogma that only war will bring world communism. He accused Beijing of sowing distrust in socialist countries and warned against war as a path to victory. He spoke in Czechoslovakia during talks with Navrny and Lenart, at a mass rally marking the World War I anti fascist uprising anniversary.
Harvard educated economist Nguyen Xuan Oanh took temporary command of South Vietnam amid two days of rioting and Buddhist Catholic clashes. He said Khanh remains premier but sick, with a troika still ruling. U.S. involvement signs rise as the government faces crisis.
Rep Miller, touring western New York, argues Goldwater served longer in World War II than LBJ. He contrasts Goldwater’s Azores and Karachi duties and his postwar roles with Johnson’s naval service, noting Johnson’s 1941 Pearl Harbor to 1942 campaigns and later political rise.
Jottings from reporters notebooks describe a saucer shaped light seen in Doubs Woods and reports of bloodlike leaves. A bell shaped object with windows was seen at Hayestown Fairgrounds causing fear. The piece also notes upcoming Maryland State Fair dates and a long list of exhibits and activities at Timonium Maryland with various crafts and displays.
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