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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1965

Page

2

New 7th Fleet Commander Expert At Swimming, Flying, Bombing

Rear Adm. John J. Hyland, 53, chosen by President Johnson as commander of the 7th Fleet, is a carrier bombing expert with a long Navy career. He will replace Vice Adm. Paul Blackburn, currently ill in Japan, and will report to Pacific Command after a recess appointment as a vice admiral. Hyland, a former Naval Academy swimmer, led carrier-based bombings against Japan in World War II and holds the Silver Star and other decorations. He plans to depart for Hawaii and then Japan to assume duties.

Wastmanitiva Johnson 7Th Fleet U. S Viet Nam John J. Hy- Tand Navy Air Eagle Hyland Naval Academy Navy Adm Paul Blackburn Japan John 3 Hyland Washington Seventh Fleet Chief of Naval Operations Paul +. Blackburn CAP Philadelphia Brookline Mass Deep River Conn Kure John J. TH Erade Sam Houston Whiting Nancy Pamels Florence Whiting New Rochelle N.Y

Five-Way Democratic Primary Bid In North Carolina

RALEIGH AP Five candidates seek the Democratic nomination in North Carolina first district for the vacant seat of Rep Herbert C Bonner. Sarah Small of Williston, a Black contender, joins the field in the 47ec 18 primary as Bonner’s death leaves the seat open. The race exposes a crowded field with a veteran or two aiming to fill the vacancy and boost party strength in the district.

Raleigh N.C North Carolina Sarah Small Will

South Viet Nam Asks For More Asian Troops

South Korea's foreign minister Lee Tong-won urged sending additional troops to South Viet Nam after talks with Defense Secretary McNamara. He said the size of free Asian contingents mattered less than presenting a united anti Communist front.

Washington South Viet Nam South Korea Lee Tong-won Lee Rodger S. McNamara

Stock Market Opens Mixed With Modest Gains Across Leaders

New York stocks opened unevenly with gains of about a point for Du Pont IBM Xerox U S Smelting General Dynamics and New York Central. Other issues like U S Steel Chrysler Allied Chemical Pennsylvania Rail Royal Dutch and Westinghouse Electric posted fractional increases while Crown Cork and Zenith rose two points. Raytheon slipped two points as American Telephone rallied from a late slump to about 61 1 2 on an initial block of 13 000 shares.

New York du Vont IBM Xerox U.S. Smelting General Dynamics New York Central U.S. Steel Chrysler Allied Chemical Pennsylvania Railroad Royal Dutch Westinghouse Electric Crown Cork Zenith Raystheon American Telephone

Cummings Improves After Hospital Admission

Brunswick mayor James E. Cummings, 75, is reported by a hospital spokesman to be getting along fine at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was admitted November 17 for observation and rest.

Brunswick James E. Cummings Frederick Memorial Hospital Cummings

Water Quality Stations Planned for Lake Erie Tributar ies Ohio

Ohio Gov. James declares a program to install water quality monitoring stations on all major Lake Erie tributaries as part of state efforts against water pollution. The plan, announced in Cleveland, outlines a comprehensive surveillance network to track pollution sources and protect the lake ecosystem.

Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Lake Erie James

Knights Templar Adds 12 Here on 180th Anniversary

Twelve local men were named Knights Templar during the 180th anniversary of the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar of the UBA. St Bernard commandery leader Harry C Buckley named Rudolph L Brandenburg Ralph Homes Elwood M Smith Herman Fiedler Donald T Kinzer Charles F Knepper J Lee Waters James F Powers and Charles B Spensard Jr. The order grew from 500 members in 1816 to over 400000. Creating a Knights Templar is one of the highest York Rite honors.

Knights Templar U.B.A Harry C. Buckley St. Bernard Commandary Hagerstown Raddolph L. Brandenburg Ralphin, Homes Elwood M. Smith Herman Fiedler Donald T. Kinzer Charles F. Knepper J. Lee Waters James F. Powers Charles B. Spensard Jr Knights

U.S. Tightens Surplus Food Policy Amid Currency Shifts

The United States, amid dwindling wheat stocks, shifts to accepting dollars for most surplus food payments and plans a $55 million sale to the United Arab Republic. The policy affects India, Pakistan, Egypt, and several other nations and aims to curb currency excess while easing U.S. disposal of surplus goods.

Spencers Davis United States Washington U.S Informa Ion Agency Cairo Rusk Poli.s India Pakistan United Arab Republic Bes Dean Rusk Ounlties DY Inc U.d. Lrewsary Ceylon Burma Guinea Israel Poland Tunisia Yugoslavia State Department Johnson Stalkg

Local Obituaries Highlight Zeger and Foster Deaths

Obituaries detail the deaths of Mrs. Helen Louise Zeger of 330 Mitchell Ave after an illness, and Mrs. Nancy Pather Foster in Jackson Miss. Zeger’s surviving family includes husband Hoy Milton Zeger and multiple children, with services at St John’s Episcopal Church and Rose Hill Cemetery. Foster died Monday with services planned at Wright and Persson Funeral Home in Jackson, burial in Flora Cemetery. Other items note Jacob Wolford, Amanda Brezier, Myrtle Morrow, and David Wayne Jones with funeral details and survivors.

Helen Louise Zeger Mitchell Avenue Washington County Hospital Hoy Milton Zeger Hagerstown William N Charlotte May Barron St. John's Episcopal Church Milas Shirley A. Zeger Shannon L. Cunningham Donna Harper Carolyn Brown Pamlam Cushwa Ellen Zeger Ronnie Jay Terry John Richard James Philip Richard Barron Evelyn Barron Rouzer Albert Lucas Rose Hill Cemetery Eugene Earley Marjorie Marks Hancock Second St. N. W Washington, D. C Elwood Marks E. Main Hencock Adele Comith Marks North Hagerstown High School Washington Elwood Jr Arnold Larry Shirley Brooksville Mery Jane Chambersburg Kathryn Butler Funeral Home Arlington National Cemetery Jacob Mansfield Poy) Welford Irene Fick Champlin Minnesota Ruth Byers Williamsport Charles A. Michael Riverview Lead Funeral Servites Nancy Piather Foster Pam Wright and Persuson Jackson Hurial Flora Kouzer Hlome Amanda Caroline Brezier Clarence C. Brezier North Mulberry St Margaret C. Smyre Lanvale St Highfield Henry Edward and Rachel £. Wantz Gladhill First Christian Church Updegraff Myrtle E. Morrow Myrtle Elizabeth Moorrow Hayes Ave Eugene Dough Joseph Morrow Falling Waters W. Va Gerald Wayne Morrow U.S. Army Germany Eugene Allen Morrow U. S. Marines Memphis Tenn Darrell Norman Morrow Mary Elizabeth Morrow Baltimore Sandra Jean Morrow Lynn Guerre Ruth Biehl Charlottesville Lena Hall Erith Shireliss Fiver Goth Ol ‘Stanton Rest Haven Donald C Brake David Wayne Jones Charles N Barbara A.shoemaker Jones Boonboro Sistey Pamela Ann Linde Shoemaker Jonn W Jones Boonsboro Brownsville Heights John Shumaker East Funeral Ho Boonsborg

Prayer Today Reflects Hope Amid Coldness

A prayer written by Jane W. Kennedy requests warmth for the heart through the Word, asking Christ to overcome cold thoughts and bring praise. It appeals for divine companionship amid harsh weather, noting Kennedy as editor of Forward Movement Publications.

Timie Janes W. Kennedy Conelne Path Forward Moverent Publications

German Papers Urge Christmas Messages for Vietnam War Families

West Berlin eight daily newspapers urged residents to send Christmas messages to American families who lost sons in Vietnam. They proposed replicas of the Freedom Bell as symbols of sympathy and called for donations to supply medical aid to people in South Vietnam.

Berlin West Berlin West

Your Own Business Can Be Beautiful and profitable too

Ad copy proclaims speed queen fabricators centers with new look for coin operated laundry and dry cleaning centers. Mentions Baltimore and Georgia Avenue with unclear contact details and promotional tone.

Speed Queen Anality Battimore Chen Georgie Ave

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