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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1963

Page

1

Judge May Rule Today On Barrier In Atlanta Race Tensions

An Atlanta judge may rule today if the Dec 18 barricades between Negro and white residential areas in the southwest sector created a public nuisance. Testimony showed two blocked roads inconvenienced residents. city officials argued barriers were legally authorized. The case centers on racial tensions, legality of road closures, and potential removal of the barriers.

Atlanta R. E. Jones Ivan Allen Jr Lars Ruby Huff Washington, D.C Ethel Gensten Tam Paul Leroy Kepling Hagerstown Charles Albert Keplinger Herschel Nagerstown Peyton Harlehildren Hollowell Newel Edenfield Miung Swan Evenfield Georgia Alanta All Cilighns Negro Alliance C.A. Smith Alten

Keplinger widow dies at 77 in Washington County

Lone Etta Keplinger of 118 West Wilson Blvd died at Washington County Hospital after a brief illness. Born near Chewsville she lived in Angerstown for 60 years and was a longtime member of the First Brethren Church. Funeral arrangements at Bittle Funeral Norice and Sunday church services forthcoming.

Lone Etta Keplinger Lona Ella Keplinger Harold Clayton Keplinger West Wilson Blvd Washington County Hospital Pearl Chewsville Thomas and Magaret Louden

Area Deaths Mrs C Leslie Treters Teaters 81

Area obituaries include Mrs. C Leslie Treters 81 of Waynesboro who died Thursday at Waynesboro Hospital after one week as a patient. Survived by daughters Helen R., Mrs Rylie Frank, and Mrs Robert Brindle, plus five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Zimmerman Funeral Home Greencastle, burial Cedar Hill Cemetery.

C. Leslie Treters C. Leslie ‘Teaters Wayneshoro Hospital Antrim Lewis M. Virgil Copeland Helen Crankleton Stoutier Ast Les Her Helen R Rylie Frank Greencastle Robert Brindle Waynesboro Zimmerman Perry Burke Cedar Hil

Ice Conditions In Chesapeake Much Improved

Ice conditions in the Chesapeake region show notable improvement with thickness from six inches to five feet in several areas. Navigability extends from Marshall Hall to Washington, D.C., while upper bay remains challenging for small craft and icebound hunters declined evacuation by helicopter.

Chesapeake Maryland Chesapeake Bay Male Bay Coast Guard Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Chesapeake City Bay Area Marshall Hall Washingtom D.C Quantico Marsh Island Island Mi C

Press Strikes Talks Recessed By Mediator In New York

Federal mediator William E. Simkin recessed indefinitely negotiations between the International Typographical Union Local No. 6 and nine New York publishers after two joint meetings. He said the sides were substantially at the same position as when the strike began 28 days ago and urged a substantial move from the union. The publishers offered $9.20 spread over two years. the union demanded $18.45 over two years. The prestrike average weekly wage was $141. In Cleveland, talks between Teamsters and publishers continue amid a six week strike affecting the Plain Dealer and Cleveland Press and News.

New York Strikin International Typographical Union Wiliam E. Simkin Federal Mediation and Conciliation Serview Printers’ Union Kin Iit J. Walther Thayer The Herald Tribune Havel J Cleveland Lye Daily Teamsters Union Atl-Cio American Mawspaper Guild Teamsters Cleveland Plain Dealers Cleveland Press & News

Governor Quick To Assert Leadership In Legislature

The article outlines leadership moves in the legislature with Luc Kemeyer selected to replace the retiring Hooper Miles as treasurer. It notes cabinet and committee actions, expected votes, and session adjournments, plus broader context on state fiscal duties and upcoming political maneuvers.

Luckemeyer House Senate Luetkemeyer Hooper Miles Equitable ‘Trust Co Baltimore Unance Twes H. Winship Wheatley Jr Quetremyer Della

Parking Meter Money Plan Seeks 1963 Bond Fund

Mayor Winslow Burhans proposes a 254000 bond issue to restore the city parking meter fund and allow meters to accrue to 300000 this year. Council discussed existing motions, wage increases for police and fire chiefs, and various administrative items with no final action on several points.

Winslow FP. Burhans Oscar W. Spigler Vily Cordell Suisuma

Dick Powell Rites Today in Hollywood Memorial

Hollywood attends memorial services for actor Dick Powell at a Beverly Hills church with police guarding crowds. Powell died Wednesday night of cancer at 58 in his Beverly Hills apartment with actress Jane Allyson beside him. Cremation planned at Forest Lawn Memorial Park.

Hollywood Dick Powell Everly Hills Aji Salits Episcopal Church Powell Bev Erly Hills Jane Allyson Forest Laws Memoral Park

Jack Carson Rites Planned For Tomorrow

Hollywood AP reports funeral services for actor Jack Carson will be held Saturday in Glendale at The Wee Kirk in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Pastor Dr Raymond Lindquist of Hollywood Presbyterian Church will officiate. cremation and private interment will follow.

Hollywood Glendale Jack Carson Hig San Fernanto Valley Raymond Lindquist Hollywood Presbyterian Church Forest Lawn Memorial Park

Focus on bonds and talks for city utilities sale

A page 1 focus discusses securing MEL and city employees’ job security if a sale occurs. It notes “maybes” about the bond issue, raises questions for city administration and PE representatives to meet, mentions a possible $550000 Light Plant bond and a forecast of a $1000000 bond for expansions in five to six years. It urges mayor and council to reexamine the PE proposal before the referendum draft and notes actor Dennis Morgan’s Christian baptismal name.

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Britain and Europe Endures Deep Winter Snow and Cold

A widespread thaw spread across southern England easing flood fears while deep sub freezing in western and northern Britain held grip. Snow fell in Herefordshire and Scotland as many rail routes reopened. Europe faced heavy snow in Frankfurt Vienna Lille and Norwegian plains with persistent ice and cold in Denmark Sweden and Norway.

London Pugand Surrey Kent Jugsex Londart Herefordshire Scotland He Midlands Eurcopa Frankfurt Rhine Vienna Austrian Alps Denmark Lille France Calais Sweden

Four Million In Military Pay Boost Planned

The administration seeks a 14.4 percent average rise for active duty and reservists, costing about 1.75 billion annually and affecting roughly four million people. McNamara said the proposal, approved by Kennedy, would replace sea and foreign duty pay with new duty categories and shift retirement pay toward cost of living adjustments. Senate and House leaders offered cautious initial reactions, with no firm timetable for passage.

Washington Congress Kennedy Robert 5 McNamara Mc‘Namara Capitol “Hin Senate Richard B

Prayer for inner strength and faith in Christ

A brief devotional prayer asking Eternal God to grant a sound mind and quiet spirit. The speaker, W Ralph Ward Jr of Syracuse, asks for strength to face life with faith in Jesus Christ and to endure until final victory.

God Jesus Christ W. Ralph Ward, Jr Syracuse Bistes Methodist Church

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