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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1962

Page

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New Satellite Meteoroid Flight and Spacecraft Outcomes

NASA reports Mariner 2 passed within 21 100 miles of Venus and continued its solar orbit. Explorer XVI relay satellite underperforms with power issues delaying its primary communications mission. Relay’s solar cells may regain power later, while attempts to fix partially crippled equipment continued.

Washington National Aeronautics US Space Administration Mariner 2 Earth Telstar Ex Lo Space Vehicles Wallops Island U.S Venus Earth Sunay Relay NASA Explorer Cambridge Wather Tech Federalsburg John Wright Cannery Railroad Avenue Lord Vincent Laurie Iorn Carolline Dawson George John Jones Eugene Tilghman Marvin Vincent Memorial Hospital Vincent

Neighborhood Importance In Home Buying Advice

Samuel J. Cohen president of the Hagerstown Board of Realtors stresses visiting target neighborhoods before purchase. Assess house size and upkeep, street parking, and living standards, check zoning, nearby highways, transport, proximity to churches and schools, shopping centers, libraries, theaters, parks, drainage, and police protection.

Peking Samuel J. Cohen Hagerstown Board of Realtors Cohen

Eichelberger Talks U.N. Role At Local Meetings

Clark Eichelberger, famed U.N. spokesman, addressed a luncheon and three other events, stressing local understanding of the United Nations and the need for public awareness to push ratification of human rights covenants. Eleanor Roosevelt joined in promoting U.N. education at schools and public offices.

Fitzzohn Hincheen Clark Eichelberger U.N. Ae Eichelberger Spraed addHion Fitzjohn U.N Eleanor Roosevelt AAULN United Nations Ito

Prayer for steadfast love and service from Dudley Strain

A dated prayer asks Eternal God to strengthen believers in love that cannot be separated from Christ. It requests aligning thoughts affections and purposes to God and serving in a spirit free of bitterness and cynicism through Jesus Christ. Dudley Strain of Lutback Texas minister at First Christian Church signs the prayer.

God Pheer Jesus Christ Amen Dudley Strain Lutback Texas First Christian Church

Maryland Toll Climbing With 1962 Deaths Near 563

The Maryland traffic toll for 1962 nears the end of the year with 563 deaths after five more over the weekend. Victims include 71 year old Mrs Mary Mccormick and 22 year old Raymond Cooper in a two car crash on Sunday night in Baltimore. Other weekend fatalities were 22 year old Charles Lockerman of Brandywine 37 year old Elmer Williams of Takoma Park and 97 year old Chitenee Kelley of Silver Spring. A car crash near Wheaton left five men injured and a bus incident caused minor injuries to a driver and two passengers. An AMeman Goens, son of Mrs Rozeila Waltz, is listed as attending Air Force School at Lackland AFB Texas. Messages wished to reach Goens at Lackland.

Associated Press Maryland Balltimore Raymond Cooper Mary Mccormick Charles Lockerman Brandywine Elmer Williams Takoma Park Chitenee Kelley Silver Spring Lockerman Waldorf Williams Kelley Wheaton

Man Charged After Car Veers Off Rt 40 Near Hancock

A driver identified as Lockard veered off Rt 40 six miles east of Hancock, hit five guard rails, and overturned at 5 90 am. He survived, was charged with reckless driving, and the car was a total loss. Surviving are wife Juliala, daughter, sons, and brother. Funeral arrangements set for Clear Spring area.

Loexara Baltimore Rt. 40 Hancock M. Carter Lockard Newpire York Central Iron Works Juliala Yeakie Clear Spring Ter Uilda Kayser Earl L Paul B Raymond Miller St. Paul's Cemetery Gladys G. Thomas J. Richard Thomas Longfellow Street N. W Washington George Washington University Hospital Johahn Lieie Groot Sodurgren Hagerstown High School St Paul's Methodist Church Sre Richards Thomas J. Richard Thomas, Jr Huth Sodergren Isgerstsinn Robert Sodergren Hagerstown Colfman Funeral Home

New York Paper Strike Talks Resume After 10 Day Shutdown

Representatives of 3,000 striking printers and city publishers reopened bargaining in New York after a 10 day work stoppage caused a newspaper blackout. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service urged renewed talks as printers met in closed session and stood firm on their position.

New York Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

Market Hours Announced for Next Week and Christmas Week

City Clerk John Conrad announced that Monday Market will run next week and Municipal Market will keep usual hours on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. The Christmas week hours will be on Friday and Saturday only. Soybeans are now the largest single source of fats and oils in the United States.

Muncipal Market John Conrad United States

Magazine Says Governor Barnett And Kennedy Made Deal

A Look magazine article alleges a secret plan in 1962 to keep James Meredith from entering Ole Miss. It describes Gov Ross Barnett, Gen Robert Kennedy, and federal marshals plotting gun displays, gate standoffs, and a staged sequence to preserve order while Meredith registered. The piece cites telephone conversations and public threats amid a tense standoff.

New York Missis Barnett Meredith Gosippi Gav Ross Barnett Largo hadjShana U.S Robert F. Kennedy Ole Miss Kennedy James H. Meredith Anne Row University of Mississippi Missan Isissippi Highway Patrol Taintain Law and Order Soriot Sy Kennedy Federal Cale Paull Johnet Kenedy iChief James Mac Shae

Mars Photographic Story and Child Deaths Noted

A fragment notes a Mars illustrated feature with 512 photographs and maps from Lowell Observatory at Flagstaff. It mentions 15,000 American children under 14 dying yearly from accidents, and refers to the International Mars Committee led by Dr Slipher. The text also covers a Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce meeting set for December 18 at the Delmenlea Restaurant near Ranson.

Mars Slipher Lowell Observatory Flagstaff International Mars Baby Committee Charles Town Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce Delmenlea Ear Ranson

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