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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1968

Page

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Maryland sales tax hike touted by James for governor race

Maryland law lets the legislature choose a new governor if Agnew resigns. Senate President William S. James and other Democrats push a one cent sales tax increase to cover deficits. James notes lawmakers fearlessly advocate tax raises when appealing to fellow legislators rather than a broad electorate.

Maryland Agnew Senate Williams James William Preston Lane Hagerstown

Living Costs’ Bright Side in a Decade of Change

A government CPI snapshot contrasts lower prices for TVs and vacuums with higher costs for services. Appliances and many durable goods cost less than a decade ago, while hospital care, home ownership, movie admissions, doctors’ fees, and auto insurance have risen sharply, driving an overall 22.9 percent cost-of-living increase since 1957-58.

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Man of Action Hayakawa Holds Firm At San Francisco State

Dr. S. I. Hayakawa, president of San Francisco State College, defends semantical thinking while facing student riots over the dismissal of a black militant teacher. He warns disruption will not be tolerated, aided by police if needed, yet remains committed to open learning and reason.

SI. Hayakawa Ivory Hayakawa San Francisco State College International Society For General Semantics Salvation Army Christ

How To Keep Well Seat Belts Reduce Highway Fatalities

Article argues seat belts cut injuries and deaths, noting exceptions for pregnant women where abdominal restraints can harm the fetus. Cites 11 fetal deaths among 1500 pregnancies and 33 fetal deaths, and claims belts could save about 14,000 lives yearly. Includes reader letter and medical Q&A snippets on croup and thyroid effects.

Jottings From Yesteryears

Notices from Sharpsburg and surrounding towns recount raids on moonshine near Burnside Bridge and a motor accident near Baltimore injuring Mrs A M Miller Williams. A Hagerstown High School aviation club formed with Clyde Myers in a radio workshop and Charles DeLouney acting in a Christmas play.

A.M. Miller Williams, Port Baltimore Hagerstown High School Clyde Myers Charles DeLouney

Voice of the People criticizes space program and miners rescue urgency

A reader condemns lavish space efforts funded by taxes while miners remain trapped and unseen. The letter laments delay in lifesaving technology, urges constructive uses of knowledge, and extends sympathy to grieving families. The piece also criticizes NAACP endorsement of boycotting merchants who supported George Wallace and questions the right to punish voters for endorsing candidates.

Moon Tronic Leonard Green Frederick NAACP George Wallace Wal

Christmas vs Toys and Faith in the Holiday Season

James P Morgan of Charles Town, West Virginia, questions the meaning of Christmas amid shopping, charity, and societal tensions. He asks for clear answers on Christ versus Santa, the role of generosity, and how to balance faith with modern bustle and conflict. He urges a return to Christ’s message and responsible living.

Jesus Stable Jolly St. Nick Santa Claus Kris Kringle Manger

Murderous Angels play review targets Hammarskjold and Lumumba

Conor Cruise O'Brien’s Murderous Angels is a stage piece that challenges Hammarskjold’s role as Angel of Peace and Lumumba as Angel of Freedom. The reviewer notes debunking aims, dramatic license, and O Brien’s persona as a provocative advocate in Katanga.

Conor Cruise O’brien Dag Hammarskjold Patrice Lumumba United Nations Katanga Hammarskjold Hammarskiold Lumimba Congo O’brien Hammerskjold Lumumba Hammarskjold - Lumumba Brien

Riots' Aftermath Under Probe By Senate Panel

The Senate Investigations Subcommittee plans next year to study post riot effects in inner city areas. Focus shifts from causes to rebuilding, insurance, housing, and employment, with cities like Detroit Newark and others under consideration. TFX fighter plane hearings precede the riot study, and McClellan may relinquish the panel chair after the TFX work.

Washington Senate Investigations Subcommittee Stat Investigatoca Mare John L. McClellan D-Ark Detroit Newark Plainfield N. J Houston Nashville Chiens Wilmington Del Washington Evening Star Virginia Maryland Subcommittee McClellan Congress Navy Henry M. Jackson Dash TFX Government Operations Committee

Middle East Crisis Across Nixon Inauguration

A Washington analysis warns Nixon faces a defining test in the Middle East, with Cairo and Tel Aviv looming over his early presidency. Moscow’s stance on Vietnam and a nuclear treaty complicate diplomacy as the Russians weigh how to challenge Nixon without courting conflict.

Washington Vietnam Lyndon Johnson Middle East Richard Nixon Saigon Hanoi Cairo Tel Aviv Nixon Mediterranean Soviet Union Johnson Egypt Senate Moscow Congress Niven Nikita Khrushchev Elton Pott

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