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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1964

Page

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Weather Across Regions Reports Rain Snow and Severe Storms

A Gulf disturbance brings rain to the southern plains through Georgia while southeast Mississippi receives heavy showers. Light snow falls and flurries appear in northern plains and central Rockies as western Washington and northwest Oregon see more rain. New England clears after a historic blizzard with gale winds and up to 18 inches of snow. there are at least 16 deaths from snow shoveling.

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Identity Of Motel Fire Victims Still Not Positive

The two men who died in the Chanticleer Court motel fire near Hagerstown were tentatively identified as Harold Franklin Zollars, 37, and Dean Ishmael Glantz, with Slantz’s sister traveling from Chester, W. Va., for confirmation. Investigators noted the car used by the pair had Maryland tags and no luggage, rental records pointed to Baltimore, and the fire’s intensity left only charred remains. Motal owner’s alarm, multiple fire crews, and state police pursued leads, while medical examiner results indicated death from smoke inhalation and severe burns.

Chanticleer Court Harold Franklin- Zollars Dean Ishmael Slantz Slante Chester W. Va Jose Jacobs Frostburg Hagerstown Baltimore State Free Marshal Motel Slunts Maryland Dollars Beleve Pet Jacobs Sacobs Glantz Jessups Zollars Michael Popp Funkstown Junive Pioneer B. W. Ditto Jover Meir

U S Guards Red Terror In Saigon

U S Army guards at Saigon installations quell a Viet Cong terror surge that has killed three Americans and wounded over 50 in two nights. A Joint Security Council of Vietnamese and U S officials met as police and thugs mingle around American schools and buses.

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Mrs Mary Erb Heads Women Demo Group

Mrs Mary Erb installed as president of the Women's Democratic Organization of Washington County in the Beck Building. She succeeds Mrs Tillie McIlaughlin and names new officers and chairmen including Elaine Alligan and Wilma Say. The group plans a meeting on March 13. Tribal violence report from Lagos notes nine killed and eight injured in northern area clashes.

Mary Erb Women's Democratic Organization of Washington County Beck Tillie McIlaughlin Frat Elaine Alligan Second View McGlaughlin Wilma Say Helen Davis Cora Cummins John Statlemyer Washington County Council of Democratic Women's Organizations Erb Grace Brooks Aidvn BcLawler Dorothy ‘Trumpowee Carl Dorsey Oscar Spiglee Marian Troup McGlaughin Mit Pitt

Castroites Try Venezuela Move

In Caracas area President Romulo Betancourt said Cuban agents, limited by Venezuelan action, have not given up their attempt to turn Venezuela into a Soviet beachhead in South America.

Caracas Venezuela Romulo Betneedict

Tawes, Legislators Huddle On Redistricting in Special Session

Maryland Gov Tawes moves toward redistricting action as lawmakers meet to discuss a special session. Attorney Alfred Sesman explains the plan while leaders weigh constitutional viability and court challenges. Budget briefing covers tax proposals to expand education funding amid a state surplus dispute.

Louis G. Panos Alfred L. Sesman Legislative Action Annapolis Maryland Ciizens Tawes Maryland Wedsday Suesday General Prince Georges Wrog-Tv Salisbury Wdal-Tv Marvin Mfan Jel D-Balta Ath House Eatverl Carroll Thomas Hunter Lowe D-Talbot Howard Anne Arundel Mary's General Assembly Citizens Committee Uhey Simon Grant U.S Cult Court of Appeals Thantas B. Financial Court Finah Baltimore James G. Jennis Je John Shriver Bureau of Fiscal Research Rennie Senate Finance Ways Aid Edward ‘I. Hall R-Calvert del. J. Glenn Beall Jr Rallegany Del Charles S. Broslor R-Montgomy

Union and Wheat Shipments Fuel Labor Disputes Across Nation

AP reporting describes U S officials failing to halt wheat shipments amid union boycott pressure. AFL CIO leaders weigh Johnson appeals as longshoremen halt loading on foreign ships. Hoffa trial witnesses testify about juror influence and bribery claims. County tax collections total $96,174 with year-to-date $1,195,474 and notes about tax office hours.

Neil Gilbride Miami Beach Reynolds Daytona Plorlia Raihway Cape Ken Hedy AFL - Cio George Munny Johnson Stes & Selements Meany International Longshoremen's Association New Orleans Footston Thomas W. Gleason U.S Amion W. Willard Wirtall Washington Continental Grain Co Soviet Union Nashville Hall Teel Chicago Allen Dorfman United Tri. States Dallasal

Tydings Camp Blasts Goldstein Over Debate

David Hume, campaign manager for Joseph D. Tydings, accuses Louis L. Goldstein of avoiding debate as the Democratic Senate candidates spar in Baltimore. Hume previously challenged Gov Tunes In the 1982 Democratic primary, alleging partisan manipulation and avoidance of issues.

Baltimore Joseph D. Tydings David Hume Louis L. Goldstein Tydings Goldstein Dominahion Senate Hume Tunes

Rockefeller and Goldwater Set to Campaign in New Hampshire

Rockefeller and Goldwater prepare parallel drives in New Hampshire with Goldwater touring 19 communities over three days and aiming for a March 3 finish. Rockefeller headlines a New Hampshire campaign trail while New York’s Nelson Rockefeller plans a Albany news conference. Other GOP names like Nixon and Lodge appear in discussion as potential nominees amid a broader primary picture.

Washington Sen Sen Jacnh K. Javits Barry Goldwater Oe Rockefeller Gander Mampahire Toilay Bestia Gor Goldwater New Marinshire Sturday Avinona New Hampshire New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Albany Rockefeller Chipaign Richard M. Nixon Douglas Henry Cabot Lodge John S. Glenn Jr Senate Kia Stephen Young Ted W. Brown Robert Fatt

Prayer Today Almighty God for Mercy and Hope

Prayer asks for mercy on those punished or troubled and for grace to weary souls. It petitions divine hope through Jesus Christ and is signed by Stuart LeRey Anderson, Berkeley, California, president of Public School of Helipion.

Stile George W. Ball White House Anlar Johnson Peacy Cyprus Jesus ‘Christ Stuart LeRey Anderson Bereley Calif School of

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