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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1969

Page

1

Nixon Urges National Drive to End Hunger

President Nixon called for a massive national effort to end hunger and malnutrition and urged quick action on three congressional measures including a guaranteed income floor for many Americans. He said the nation must accept responsibility and cited a proposed 5 billion dollar level for food and family aid as pivotal steps.

William 5. Waugh Washington Nixon White House Congress America

North Korea To Release U S Fliers After Downing

Three American helicopter crewmen downed in North Korea will be released Wednesday at Panmunjom. U S and North Korean reps will meet at 11 am to arrange release and transport to the U S Army 121st Evacuation Hospital near Sean Joe for medical checks. Names cited include Crawford of Pooler Georgia Hofstatter of Lowpoint Illinois and Loepke of Richmond Indiana with varying injury reports from North Korea and TLS Command.

Seoul U.S North Korea Panmunjom U.S. Army Sean Joe TLS Kumohon

Emergency Plans Ready For Rest Strike

The Interstate Commerce Commission moved to ease the impact of a national railroad strike set to begin at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday. It plans to issue an emergency order authorizing field supervisors and directors to grant on-the-spot authority to re-route freight and passenger traffic by motor vehicle.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission TCC

Fire at Quebec aged home leaves many missing

A three story elderly home on Lake Lemiscouata near Notree Dame du Lac Quebec burned early today. Police say up to 56 residents are unaccounted for out of about 75 to 80 inhabitants. Thirty local and neighboring firemen battled the blaze as a male and female nurse escaped by leaping from windows.

Notre-Dame Du-Law Quebec Lake Lemiscouata Quebec City Ates

Sky Liner 2 Flight Marks Pan Am Order Acceptance

Pan American World Airways accepts the first 358-ton Sky Liner 2, with 190 newsmen aboard bound for New York and another flight to Honolulu. Pan Am has ordered 33 of the aircraft.

New York Honolulu Pan American World Airways

Giant Boeing 747 Preview Signals Jet Age Dawn

AP previews the jumbo jet era aboard Boeing 747s heading west to Honolulu and east to New York. Pan Am buys the first 156 ton jet, with five more due this year, capacity up to 490 passengers. The 747 measures 231 feet 4 inches, cruises around 625 mph, with a 195 foot wingspan. A New York flight for the Paris Air Show will showcase the jet to 410 American reporters. Regular Pan Am service from New York to London and Paris is planned for next year.

Seattle Tolay Honolulu New York Pan American World Airways Pan Am Paris Pan Am Mits London

Hippies Held In Mass Killings In Los Angeles

Police arrested Charles Watson and Patricia Kernwinkel and Linda Kasabian was sought in the Tate murder case plus six others. Investigators say a hippie commune lifestyle and cult-like group carried out seven killings to punish affluence and liberate victims, with warrants likely against four or five more suspects as detectives press the intensive Los Angeles case.

Richard E. Meyer LOS Angeles Sharon Tate Miss Tate Bel Air Charles D. Watson Capeville Tex Patricia Kernwinkel Beinsinughk Linda Louise Kasabian Los Angeles Times Jmensbiers the Times Los Angeles County Grand Jury Peter Ha Gan Tate Watson Steven Parent McKinney Parent Jay Sebring Abigail Polger Voitrek Frokowsky Yale la Bianca Davis Spawn Chatsworth Death Valley National [‘Monument Inyo County

Santa and the Dumb Bell back page feature starts today

The Daily Mail announces the back page exclusive Santa and the Dumb Bell a Veport Christmas Story begins today. Montgomery Ward building on W Washington St is sold and City Page reports. County United Fund campaign surpasses goal with coverage on Page 5.

Santa Dumbbell The Daily Mail Mongomery Ward W. Washington St County United Fund

First Selective Service lottery draws dates in 1970 draft

Washington AP reports the 1970 draft lottery selected dates from a glass jar. 365 days plus Feb 29 were rolled to determine birthdates for potential conscripts, with 490,000 likely to enlist and about 260,000 to be drafted. The process included youth advisers and a second drawing to assign alphabetic order for local boards.

Associated. Press Washington Bori Selective Service Alexander Pirate

David Eisenhower High On The List

David Eisenhower son in law of President Nixon is drafted 40th among 366 days in the national lottery. The 24 year old grandson of Dwight D Eisenhower has a student draft exemption through his Amherst College graduation in June.

Washington David Eisenhower Nixon United States Eisenhower Dwight BD Amherst College

Brothers Draw One-Two In Draft Lottery

Richard Stolman in Madison is listed as No. 19, his 21 year old brother Douglas, a Kansas senior, is No. 24. Stolman recalls the day after a phone call to his parents in Nashville. He says there was little anyone could say. Stolman, born September 14, is a University of Wisconsin sophomore. His brother Douglas, 21, was born April 24.

Madison Wis Richard Stolman Stolman Nashville Tenn University of Wisconsin Douglas University of Kansas

Ex-Senator Brewster's Indictment Prompts Reevaluation of Power

Former Maryland senator Daniel Brewster faces a 10 count federal indictment in Washington alleging he sold his vote on postage rate legislation for 245000 dollars paid by a Chicago mail-order firm. Once a respected war veteran and party organizer, Brewster’s career spans House terms from 1950 to 1962 and a 1962 Senate win, with his 1964 Wallace campaign shaping his public image as a liberal figure allied with Baltimore politics.

David Goeller Associated Press Baltimore, Md U.S. Senate Daniel Brewster Maryland Washington Milllionaire Charles McG. Mathias R-Atd Brewster Kildare Ireland Anna Bullitt Biddle Danny Brewster Baltimore County Jan Des Gren Marine Corps South Pacific Baltimore Dounty Democratic Maryland House of Delegates Trem U.S Congress House Senate George Wallace Lyndon Johnson Democratic Party Mary

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