08 Jan 1962
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1962
Page
1
Don Hight of Winner faced an unusual snowstorm that disrupted cattle operations but brought support as hundreds of cattlemen gathered to watch a long drive. The herd crossed U.S. Highway 163, heading toward a final stretch of about 17 miles.
Patchy dispatches describe worsening Algeria unrest with French troops fighting Algerian rebel units. Reports mention mass migration of Moslems and Europeans fleeing, lootings, and police actions as Gen. Salan urges continued resistance to de Gaulle.
Rol Aris Delavis Bridges plans to run for the remaining four years of Senator Bridges term in New Hampshire, entering a GOP primary that could pit her against Senator Maurice J. Murphy Jr. Powell appointed Murphy, drawing opposition from Goldwater who questioned loyalty to Bridges. Powell defended the move emphasizing party unity amid a contentious nomination process.
President Sukarno escaped unharmed after a bomb blast in Makassar during a four day tour to rally support for West New Guinea seizure plans. Three dead and 25 injured as the device exploded near his motorcade. He spoke at a student rally and later inspected a military base as security was heightened.
Anti Communist rebels in North Viet Nam threaten key strongholds in the inland highlands and Red River delta, damaging plants and defenses. Hanoi acknowledges trouble with guerrilla centers, especially in remote highlands, amid claims of northward guerrilla support from South Viet Nam and the United States.
Kathyrn Lewis 50 secretary to Jett L. Lewis former UMWU president died at Wickersham Hospital of natural causes. Frank J. Burd 9, former Post-Journal ad model and Vancouver Province volunteer, died after two months. Robert E. Garden 54 longtime Columbus editor died after a weeks illness. Ellis A. Yost 89 ex FCC examiner and brother to Fielding Yost died. Edward Bradley Cosgrove 73 Green Giant board chair and Minnesota regent died.
In Montgomery Alabama Rev Robert Faga a 33 year old white Lutheran minister from Selma says he is undecided about continuing midweek services after four white men attacked him as he opened a door to Grace Lutheran Mission on Wednesday He was found semi conscious beside the door He returned to his pulpit Sunday and spoke on Love Your Enemy He has been preaching at the mission since last August awaiting a visa to Nigeria as a missionary.
In Baltimore AP report, Sparrows Point High School teacher David Brubaker earns a revocation of induction orders after students protested his recall. Brubaker, 25, a war history teacher and former Army serviceman, had received a 30 day postponement to finish the current semester amid 160 students and staff urging a deferment.
James C Kinard of Newberry South Carolina former president of Newberry College offers a prayer for enduring peace. He asks divine guidance for leaders to confront international unrest and for nations to seek peace through divine means rather than human technology.
Fragmented OCR notes describe fashion items and mailing details in a dated style. Mentions include Misses, casual living, fabrics like Cotton and rayon, and a addresses line for a bureau. The text shows garbled place names and jumbled postal references without a clear event.
Brown accused Nixon foes of birchite influence claiming ultraconservatives have corporate funding and aim to seize party control. He cited Republican reps Hiesland and Rousselot as society members and said conservative leaders press for concessions from mainstream Republicans. He suggested his election bid would back hard right elements.
US and other sources say Premier Boun Oum is likely to accept another invitation to meet with Princes Souvanna Phouma and Souphanouvong in Geneva. He must obtain royal approval to leave Luang Prabang as King Savang Vathana's stance remains uncertain amid coalition tensions and fears of renewed fighting.
A bandit robbed Beneficial office on the second floor as clerk Mrs. Miller and Nancy Hahn were present. He demanded all money and produced a plated pistol, fled after taking cash while Mrs. Miller, pregnant, begged him not to shoot. Police set roadblocks but Melzer escaped.
Vatican says it will receive the new Cuban ambassador Luis Amado Blanco y Fernandes despite Fidel Castro excommunications. Cuban officials indicated Blanco, a Spanish-born dentist and journalist, would meet diplomatic protocol. The Vatican lists Blanco y Fernandes on its 1962 accredited diplomats, with canon law experts noting excommunication does not bar official contact.
Lawrence Abbundi of Rockville Maryland has been named to a similar post at Delaware Park. He will replace Charles Triplett as racing secretary and chief handicapper, moving from Louisville's Miles Park where he held a related role.
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