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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1963

Page

1

Kennedy Defends Tax Cut Plan Amid Cold War Strains

President Kennedy presses a tax cut as part of an economic growth plan, arguing higher growth would avoid deficits. He warns renewed Soviet pressure in Europe, stresses alliance unity, and notes missile and NATO decisions. He also endorses Roosevelts Jr for under secretary of commerce and presents a televised message urging employment programs.

United States Issla Cuba Brazil Kennedy Congress Shile Europe Western Alliance Jme de Gaulle Winston Churchill U.S

Unclear OCR Entry Mentions Names and Coupons

Fragmented text lists names, stamps, coupons, and prices with unclear roles. It hints at a catalog or listing with entities like Paria FEM and Ges Wie, plus a 28 Lesion item and seed funds mentioned. The overall meaning is not fully recoverable from the readable fragments.

Police Clues Emerge in Replane Case Near Ellicott City

Baltimore state police report a man and woman from Ellicott City sighted four men in a car near the woods where Allene Carroll Replane’s body was found. Mr and Mrs David Bortle recalled a Thursday sighting of a man covering his face with a newspaper as a car with his wife passed by. The missing Laurel teacher Mrs Teplane had vanished January 21 and her husband traced her car to a highway area before police were notified.

Baltimore Sayaman Ellicott City Allene Carroll Replane David Bortle Replane Teplane Laurel Willian Poco Fortle Hartle Borie

Deaths from Hancock to Frederick in local notices

Local death notices list Kerry Kevin and Lori and four grandchildren among Hancock residents with survivors including sisters and brothers. John F. Clapper of Boonsboro dies at 70 in Washington County Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage, with services at Rohrersville church. William Phillips of Hagerstown and other area residents die. multiple funeral arrangements, burial sites, and calling hours noted. Chambersburg, Frederick entries mention Sylvia Blue and Jennie Kennedy residents with family survivors and church affiliations, plus obituaries for Auda J Wastler of Frederick with extensive family ties and community service roles.

Kerry Kevin Lori George Benjamin Floyd D Hancock Oscar Wellex Effie Rosenberry Philip Bishop Robert Weaver Grove Funeral Sanrock John F. Clapper John T. Clapper Potomac St Boonsboro Washington County Hospital Rohrersville Robert H Julia Heater Clopper Central United Brethern Church Miller Routzahin, Inc Rohrersville Raritan Club Hilda Clapper George Cline Tivo JH. Paul Boycy Hagerstown Potts Tosa Gary Phillips Mabel I. Potts Phillips Gladys Wachter Han Ginger Phillips Ethel Marie Light Pam Pollips Ralph Phillips Bath

Dennis Lowry Accepts Post At Associated World Travel

Dennis Lowry son of Mr and Mrs Paul L Lowry of 1818 Heisterboro Road has accepted a position with Associated World Travel in Washington DC. He is enrolled in Strayer Junior College accounting courses and attends school under a work study program, combining college mornings with afternoon work for practical experience in his field. He is a 1960 graduate of South Hagerstown High School.

Lens Lowry Paul L. Lowry Heisterboro Rd Associated World Travel Washington, DC Strayer Junior College Ta’ Ip South Hagerstown New School

Prayer Today In United States Faith and Freedom Blessings

A thanksgiving prayer praising national faith and sacrifices that granted a free land. It asks for continued worthiness of freedoms and for believers to keep faith with those who hold sacred trusts. Ends with a blessing prayer over the United States and heaven’s cleansing. Charles My Crowe Wilmette UK minister Wilmette Parish Methodist Church.

United States Jeans Charles My Crowe Wilmette

Area Deaths In Greencastle And Frederick

Obituaries from Greencastle Pa and Frederick Md note Thomas L Grosh age 22 of 1 St Addison Avenue Greencastle died after two weeks illness at Waynesboro Hospital. Survived by wife Nancy Hartman Grosh and parents Glenn L and Kathleen White Grosh. Funeral Friday at Minnich Funeral Home and Grace United Church of Christ with burial Cedar Hill Cemetery. Also Blanche Kipp Wiles widow of Albert C Wiles died at 617 Trail Ave Frederick aged ? years. Survived by four sisters. Separate notes of local religious and civic figures touch on interracial friendship efforts and church construction with debates over dates and dedication.

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27 Ounce Tot Doing Fine In An incubator

Cheboygan Michigan hospital reports tiny newborn Roxy Morrow weighing 27 ounces doing well in an incubator. Dr. Walter Larson notes nourishment intake and growth, praising the infant of Ronald and family in rural Cheboygan County.

Cheboygan Mich Roxy Morrow Cheboygan ‘Community Hospital Walter Larson Ronald Morrow Cheboygan County Larson Jacqueline Jean Benson Chicana

Girl Argues Against Dad In Assembly

Angela Wozniak, 14, appeared before a Minnesota legislative committee to oppose her father Rep. D. D. Wozniak’s bill raising the driving age from 15 to 16. She and four classmates proposed a substitute including a curfew and mandatory driver training.

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Columbus man finds $7410 on sidewalk

A Columbus man noticed a bag on a sidewalk and kicked it. He and a companion dragged the heavy bag to a telephone and reported the find. Brinks, Inc. driver who had overlooked the sack during armored truck loading arrived as police were embarrassed.

Columbus Patie Brinks, Inc

Wingert earns dean's list honors at East Carolina College

Nancy KR Wingert of Hagerstown daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron E Wingert earned a place on the dean's list after final exams at the end of the first semester She also made the honor roll for the fall quarter at East Carolina College in Greenville North Carolina.

Ely East Carolina College Greenville N.C

Castro Will Give Asylum To Hijackers

A Caracas to New Orleans hijack raid is linked to a group led by Medina Rojas with a former government steamship line worker aboard. Threats target Caracas schools and churches as seven high school students are named among suspects. Police report shootings, arson, and arrests across Barquisimelo Ciudad Bolivar and San Cristobal amid revolutionary unrest.

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Peronist Party Outlawed Again in Argentina

Under military pressure, President Jose Maria Guido approved a decree reaffirming the outlawing of the Peronist party in the Argentine elections on June 23. The army navy and air force secretaries along with Interior Minister Rodolfo Martinez said the decree was needed to restore authentic democracy.

Jose Maria Guido Peronist Army Navy Air Force Rodolfo Martinez

Dr. Foard: Maryland dentist keeps pace at 72 years

In Tragerstown Dr. Foard, 72, is the Washington County Dental Association’s youngest to reach a century in dentistry. He recalls arriving in town in his youth, working long Saturdays, and now enjoys a slower pace with old clients, his garden, and family visits, while cherishing pets and memories of a life in and out of the office.

O'Sullivan San Antonio Texas Roland Ave D6th St Dr. Gettier Dr. Foard Washington County Dental Associaton Aldor Callegt Niebhirance Catonsville High Tragerstown Foard Woodland Ricky Robbie Elarida Grandison Elks Pap Emor Foard Oli Blue Ribbon Candy Co Balimere

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