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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1962

Page

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Kennedy Back In Campaign Drive For 1964 Nomination

AP reports Rockefeller delays preconvention moves to boost Romney against Kennedy. Westward tour plans and timing shaped by party rivals and Rusk Paris trip. Kennedy returns from West Coast with talk of Jackie Kennedy and church visit noted by pastor.

Smaail Hagerstown Maryland Kennedy Rocky West Washington Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Rusk Paris Rockefaller Arizona Goldwater Kenedy Senate John Martin Michigan Romney Gray Rockefeller William W. Scranton Rockefaller Pennsylvania GOP C. Ridhhards Jackie Father Edwards

Vatican Council Aims Renewal Over Rewriting Doctrine

The Vatican Council seeks internal renewal and broader union with other Christian churches. Pope John XXIII ordered 70 theses condensed into 20 projects to reform Catholic teaching using accessible language while preserving doctrinal integrity. Bishops debated whether to stress scholarly terminology or clearer faith expression, and most favored a simpler approach.

Bennet M. Bolton de Counci Vatican City APJ Curt Commission Yent Ecumenical Council Cathl Vlc Vatican John XII Eveay John

Five Die In Weekend Road Mishaps Across States

Five people died in weekend automobile accidents across Maryland and nearby areas. Notable losses include Mrs. Mary Sharp of Warren Arkansas, killed in a head on crash on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. her husband First Lt Billy R Sharp seriously injured. Other victims include Rubin and Pape among several crashes, with multiple injuries and ongoing hospitalizations. Police reported rescues at the span and crashes on Route 5 in Clinton and other locations.

Associated Press Maryland Mary Sharp Warren Ark Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal School Indianhead Chesapeake Bay Billy R. Sharp Naval Academy Hospital Annapolis Thierenn Michael Sharp Davi Muhin Baltimore Robert Mare Vic Itis Rubin Anne Arundel General Hospital Farda University Hospital Arthur R. Pape Hound Washington, D.C Tsill U.S Peters Keensville Frederick County Dahlberg Motorsistvark Elmer C. Saunders Del Ringsted Aio Augustine Cecil County Charles A. Reeder Naval Haria Staion Cheltenhan Clinton Prince Georges Canty Charles Eagle Ballinore

Local Deaths Remains in Williamsport Cemetery

Margaret Wharton and Hagerstown linked deaths are noted with funeral plans. Services set for Wednesday at 2 from Williamsport Methodist Church with ministers Rev. Charles A. Michael and Rev. William Huddles officiating. Interment in Green Lawn Cemetery. Remains may be viewed at Leal Funeral Home Monday and Tuesday evening from 7 to 3.

Llamsport Margaret Wharton Hagerstown Willamsport Methodist Church Charles A. Michael William Huddles Greenlawn Willamsport Rome

Area Deaths in Frederick and Marion Churches

Frederick widow Virginia Schwartz, 69, dies after month illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by two daughters, one son, a brother and three sisters. funeral at Robert Dalby and Son Funeral Home with service by Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe. Also Marion Mennonite Church death notices for Martin Shank and Miss Hessie Kilmer, with services and burial details. Kilmer, 85, longtime Berkeley County educator, taught until retirement, survived by nieces and nephews. burial at Green Hill Cemetery.

Frederick Asalah Virginia Schwartz Clinton A. Schwartz Frederick Memorial Hospital Bori Granite Mel Ruth A. Tings Tamsville Dase Ieth Pragile Baltimore Calgary Robert i Dalby and Son N. Market SL Ralph M. Sharpe Mt. Olivet Imarion Pas Martin Carpenter Shank Martin Pa Chambersburg Hospital Muaugansville Lle Samuel Anna Horst Carpenter Marion Mennonite Church Clarenes S. Shank Kerter Ray Seatdale Pa Merle Aldus Chambersburg Ute Mia Charles Nsecker Marion Joseph Martin Wolfe C.J. Shank Maugansville Henry Carpenter State Line Sellers Juvenil Hessie D. Kilmer Herkeley County City Aspital Berkeley County Horrigan D Almeda Morrai Kilmer Herife Charles Town Road Goequen Bridge First Baptist Church William IT Kilmer Martinsburg Tosemont Kogelschatz and Coft Mah John Robert Stiff Green Hil Cemetery

Real Estate Terms Explained by Hagerstown Leader

Samuel J. Cohen of the Hagerstown Board of Realtors outlines key real estate terms and concepts. He defines deeds mortgages liens equity and exclusive listings and explains how real property is conveyed and financed, stressing buyer awareness and professional designation.

Samuel J. Cohen Hagerstown Board of Real|tors National Association of Real Estate Awards Colon Cohen Tor

English lessons begin for Yemen refugees in Cairo

A P report states 62 Lebanese refugees will travel from the United Arab Republic to Yemen on Monday to begin English instruction along with social and scientific subjects in a new program.

Cairo Middle East United Arab Republic Yemen

Eleanor Roosevelt and the universal rights in focus

The article argues whether the Communist bloc would endorse the Declaration and highlights Eleanor Roosevelt's influence on the rights clause. It notes the need for universal dignity and equal rights without regard to race, color, sex, language, religion, or origin, urging people to judge others by merit.

Conirnet Fee Eleanor Roosevelt Eleanor Roosevail

Army PFC Wolfford serves with 8th Infantry in German training test

PFC Hubert E Wolford of Route 3 Haserstown and his unit in the 8th Infantry Division Ctly Signal Battalion joined a South Infantry training exercise near Baumholder Germany. The five day winter readiness test involved U S forces. He is a wireman in Company B at Dad Kreuznach. He enlisted July 1960 and arrived overseas April 1 1962. The 22 year old is a 1958 graduate of South Hagerstown High School.

Army PFC Hubert E. Wolford Route 3 Haserstown 8Th Infantry Division Ctly South Infantry Baumbholder Germany U. S Wolford Dad Kreuznach

ANG Unit seeks navigators for nearby service

Young men aged 19 to 28 with high school or GED credentials may qualify for Aviation Cadet Navigator Training with the Air National Guard. The 267th Aero Medical Transport Squadron in Martinsburg WV says it is converting to 4 engine C-121 aircraft and seeks navigators, including recently separated Air Force personnel. Part time ANG affiliation offers pay up to 1200 30 00 per year plus trainee stipends of 200 monthly during a 42 week course. Graduates become second lieutenants and air force navigators. Contact Captain Gaines M Timberlake at Martinsburg Municipal Airport for details.

Air National Guard 267Th Aeromedical Transport Squadron Wvoang Martinsburg West Virginia Air Force ANG Nat Tur Gaines M. Timberlake Municipal Airpark

High School Drop Outs Seek Special Diploma

Washington DC reports a government backed effort to award an equivalency diploma for high school drop outs. The National School of Home Study offers an adult program to prepare for the High School Equivalency Diploma, claiming the credential matches a high school graduation for employment and civil service. The diploma process includes a home study course and exams at the school affiliated with the University of New York.

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Private Parking Lots As Traffic Law No Man's Land

Private parking lots lack enforceable traffic laws, leaving motorists vulnerable. Welchman argues insurers bear damage costs, while owners claim limited legal power over private property. He notes painted lines and signs offer little legal force, equating the lots to cow pastures.

Phil Eaersole Welchman

Gotham Still Minus Papers Due To Strike

Gotham presses remain dark as the New York unit of the American News Guild strikes after a dispute with seven Manhattan dailies. A tentative contract set a pattern for other guild papers, while rivals with individual AFL-CIO contracts continue publishing.

Gotham Vicenation New York American News Guild Afl-Cio Guild

Parking lot traffic laws spark debate on charges and status

Police and magistrates question using reckless driving charges for parking lot incidents. Not guilty rulings by Magistrate Dwyer and John Hollyday reflect concerns that many offenses lack fit charges. discussions cover public access, wage issues, and city control implications for shopping centers and lot designation.

William J. Dwyer John Hollyday Willard Wirtz Traffic GG Grason Doornberger Long Meadow Northern Ave Rt. Co

Prayer Day Reflection by Nashville Missionary Editor

A prayer message requests awareness of blessings and forgiveness for complaints. It asks for compassion like Jesus, patience in suffering, and Christian love that comforts others in His name, attributed to a missionary editor at the National Baptist Publishing Board in Nashville, Tennessee.

God Jesus Min FE Honiter Nashville Tenn Natiorial Baptist Publishing Board

Printers Strike Ties Up New York Newspapers Over Contract Demands

The International Typographical Union and printers seek an $18.45 two year raise to lift day shift base to 159.45, a 35 hour week, a year of four week vacation, and improved holidays and sick benefits. Journal-American publisher Joseph Kings-Inury-Smith asked President Kennedy to intervene. The Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union backed the printers and paused offers. Publishers estimate strike costs at $25 million in ads and wages.

NTB Fiat Typographical Union iRetram A. Powers Joseph Kngs- Inury-Smith Journal-American Kennedy Apilcio New York City

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