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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
2
The message notes January 1 as a calendar marker and urges safe New Year’s Eve and Day. It hopes for happiness and prosperity in the coming year with no need for aspirin or remorse, acknowledging the holiday apart from tax obligations.
City leaders dispute how to spend a federal price fixing settlement. Some prefer reducing city debt and Burhans Boulevard costs, others want the Light Plant bond fund. A Tuesday vote allocated 80,000 to the city budget for past legal expenses while legality of placing funds in the bond fund is being reviewed.
A historical health column discusses illness recovery, noting one third of patients have emotional issues, one third physical illness, and the rest a mix. It emphasizes treating the person, not just the disease, and explains that anxiety and overcautious behavior can extend recovery.
Clinton Beach Grove prominent in Western Maryland real estate died yesterday at Washington County Hospital aged. Winners of the home lighting contest were Miss Gollie Irene Clarke Funks town who wins a radio and Roger D. Middlekanff Oak mh Avenue who gets a bicycle. Kidwell elected president of the North American Rod and Gun Club with W. Reed Lane as chair Arthur A. Moats treasurer Hubert B. Miller secretary Wilby Stevenson reports continued demand for conscientious objectors who built over 200 miles of fences enclosing 9000 acres. Weather saw lower temperature and rain, December turning wetter. The People’s Tabernacle had a fruitful Christmas season aiding many families. Chester Billman thanks refirms for support.
The letter urges respect for rural residents opposing zoning and notes that self government and education should address misperceptions. It argues zoning is necessary due to population growth, protects farmer and urban interests, and requires careful, tailored ordinances rather than a crash metropolitan plan.
Washington Notebook reports on GOP moderates seeking to woo Eisenhower toward Burch, Palm Springs golf talk, and Goldwater questions. It recalls John Tunney’s early campaign chatter and a Virginia politician’s election recall tale. Also notes Idaho Governor’s chilly ski wear remark amid a long-distance call.
Washington insiders report Max Kampelman a 44 year old lawyer lobbyist poised for the influential seat on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. Critics cite lack of trial or judicial experience and extensive lobbyist ties while supporters note his service as a Marine and ties to Hubert Humphrey. The selection prompts bipartisan pushback as FBI checks proceed and GOP probes consider calling Kampelman before a Senate committee.
Reporter Jim Bishop watches Karen and family attempt an Uncurly Permanent to curl straight hair. The scene unfolds with playful chaos, kitchen cups, and a debate on modern beauty, ending with Karen sporting waves that may prove fleeting but reveal household humor and stubborn vanity.
Three Minutes A Day presents a curious tale as a groom to be visits the police station, pledging to start anew and confessing a string of frauds and burglaries. An astonished officer notes the steady stream of details as the man seeks a lawful path to redemption and asks for mercy and forgiveness.
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