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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1963

Page

1

Ole Miss Students Step Up Campaign Against Meredith

University of Mississippi students increased harassment of Jamies H. Meredith amid a campus rift. Demonstrations sparked as a federal grand jury prepares to investigate campus unrest following Meredith’s arrival. Police briefly detained several after a cafeteria disturbance. authorities warned of possible disciplinary action to restore order.

Ole Miss Meredith Ben Thomas Onford Mivs Studens le University of Mississippi Jamies Bhy Nero Federal Grand Jury Shiden Cred

Second Ransom Vessel Starts Loading Today

DALESMARE AP A second ransom slip begins loading sport and medical supplies for Cuba here today. About 6,304 tons of medical and surgical supplies baby food and powdered milk will be aboard the SS Shirley Lykes which docked Thursday at the Dun dalk Marie Terminal in Balti- Ture havisour. The ransom supplies go to Cuba as part of the agreement under which captives of the Bay AS Pls were released by Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. An airlift to Cuba ends today in Miami with the American Red Cross announcing all remaining cargo lost by sea. The 15l and final flight to Havana from Miami a Pan American Airways charter will carry 5,000 pounds of supplies. Thir teen shuttle flights Dec. 29-24 brought 1,113 invasion prisoners of the United States. The Shirley Lykes a men $1 million cargo vessel is to sail from Baltimore Sunday for Port Everglades Fla where she will take on an additional 1,000 tons of supplies before going on to Cuba. The Shirley Lykes which returned to the United States from a Mediterranean voyage for the money mission was made available to the Committee of American Steamship Lines by the Lykes to Shining n. The Red Cross has said the ship will leave Port Everglades by 1 mid January. Steamship lines belonging to the committee will pay operating at sending the Shirley Lykes to Cuba as they did with the test ship sent there the 58 African Pilot The African Pilot owned by thei THE OLD HOME TOWN

Dalesmare Cuba Shirley Lykes Dundalk Marie Balti- Ture Fidel Castro Miami Amperica Havana Pan American Airways United States Baltimore Port Ever Glades Fla Morey Committee of American Lykes Red Cross Port Everglades Thei

Printed Pattern 9906 Sparks Dressmaking Details

A fragmentary page discusses Printed Pattern 9906 for creating a dress with soft flare and elegance. It mentions fabric yardage, inches, and host notes, alongside garbled phrases about pattern sites and locations. The text preserves scattered references to patterns, materials, and measurements without a clear narrative or complete instructions.

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Prisoner Invasion Vessel Returns With Survivors

Yarrell Lings laden 1,100 tons of food and medicine to Havana on December 23 and returned with 922 Pelar inmates of the invasion.

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Tshombe Returns With Guard Amid Congo Tensions

Tshombe moves from palace under guard as U.N. forces press toward Kolwezi and Sakania. Northern Rhodesia border crossings open while Katanga officials negotiate a possible halt to hostilities. U.N. fears clash as Tshombe warns against further attacks, urging restraint to avoid bloodshed.

Tried To Kill Own Children In California Fire

WEST COVINA Calif AP Police say William Carrell admitted he wanted to escape his wife neglect and locked his five children in their rooms. He set the house on fire and drove away. He later claimed remorse and returned. Lois Carrell, 25, was visiting friends at the time.

West Covina Calif William Carrell Lois Carrell

Background Briefings on Kennedy Seen Dying Out

Washington reporters and White House aides debate the future of background briefings after a New Year Palm Beach session with President Kennedy produced direct quotes in British papers. Officials warn breaches may end this practice and hint at on the record exchanges or televised formats for future press interaction.

Douglas B. Cormell Washington Yapee Washington Institution of Journale ‘Ste Kennedy White House Palm Beach Fla House

Modernizing Maryland Constitution Face in Legislature Today

In Annapolis the House Judiciary Committee debated a push to convene a constitutional convention or adopt a commission plan to study and modify Maryland’s 100 year old constitution. Leaders including Alfred L. Scanlan advocate a broad rewrite. opposition cites reapportionment concerns and resistance to sweeping change. Lawmakers discuss appointing a commission, while governor Tawes weighs repeal of the current unit vote primary system amid rising metropolitan influence and party dynamics.

Annapolis House Judiciary Committee Maryland API McMary Ster Hetween-Sessions Legislative Council Fut) Council Judiciary Committee Alfred L. Scanlan

Astral guidance and pension costs dominate modern notes

The column hints at benefits through astrology while stressing gains through occult practices and mentions a Swiss educator born 1746 whose ideas influenced early education. It also notes Congress proposals for service connected pensions for World War II veterans with estimated costs near 2 billion in year one and 1.7 billion through 2000.

Congress

Horoscope signs scattered and garbled text

A reader friendly horoscope page is partly legible listing all twelve zodiac signs with date ranges but the lines are corrupted and contain many misspellings. Some signs are incomplete or unreadable. This fragment cannot confirm accurate predictions.

U S Mohawk Plane Down In Jungles

U S Mohawk plane crashes in jungle mountains about 250 miles northeast of Saigon. A two engine Army reconnaissance craft vanished during the Mekong Delta operations as air search and heavy air strikes followed.

Mavcuri W. Browne Saigon Viet Nam South Mikong Delf Tventy Qui Nhon Miursday Anned Cayt Hellicopters Mekong Delta Here Harry DB. Felt U.S Bangkok Huet

Keedysville Enacts Snow Removal Ordinance

Keedysville Mayor and Council approved a snow removal law requiring property owners to clear sidewalks within six hours after snowfall stops. Town will remove snow at the owner's expense if not done. Voters will gather at the Keedysville Library on Saturday January 2 for town business and committee assignments were announced for 1963.

Keedysville Shaw Keedlysville Richard Staplson Kenneth Brandenburg Kenneth Ellis Herting Lester Mines

Local Deaths Continnert Iran Page 18 Tribute

Woman dies after art disease born in Williamsport lived mostly in Hagerstown at 301 Summit Ave. Former Everly's Department Store employee survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral held at National Lutheran Home Chapel Washington on Saturday with services at Rose Hill Cemetery at 4 pm.

Iran Edward TR Catherine. Zimmerman Hagerstown Summit Ave National Vutheran Home Williamsport Everly's National Lutheran i Home Washington Rose Hill Cemetery

40 000 Routed By Heavy Flood In Morocco

40 000 people were routed from 1 000 square miles of central Mayoeca flooded by torrential rains. More than 21 persons died as American helicopters and Moroccan teams evacuated farmers and villagers. US European Command dispatched ten planeloads of relief equipment with plans for five more while bomber units were urged to donate food and clothing.

Didt Slimane Morocco IAP Mayoeca U.S European Military Command Nie 6Th Air Force Command United States Spain

Water consumption rises 1 percent in Hagerstown system

Richard C. Wilson, superintendent of the Water Department, reports that the Hagerstown system used 2.909 billion gallons last year, a daily average of 6.833 million, up about nine percent from 4.891 million in 1981.

Hagerstown Richard C. Wilson Water Department

Broadway show canceled due to December strike in New York

The December newspaper strike forces the final Broadway opening to be canceled. Producer Norman Twain halted plans for Traveler Without Luggage just before rehearsals, releasing stars Ben Garzira and Gladys Cooper. Twain had raised $125,000 for the production by Jean Anouilh.

N.Y New York Norman Twain Ben Garzira Gladys Cooper Twain Jean Anauith

Death of Charles Edw. Knipe Sr in Martinsburg

Area obituary for Charles Edward Knipe Sr born June 8 1876 in Beddington West Virginia details death at 11 45 Thursday at home and death at King's Daughters Hospital Martinsburg. Survived by wife Jeanie Eversole Knipe and several children. Funeral at Brown Pinecat Home Martinsburg with Fr James Clifford officiating. Burial in Spring Hill Cemetery W Va.

Charles Edw. Knipe Edward Knipe Falling Waters King's Daughters Hospital Martinsburg Mr. Knipe Beddington W. Va George Wm Martina Jane Kensell Knipe St. Joseph's Catholic Church Loyal Brown Pinecat James Clifford

Prayerday prayer reads for service and aid

Alfred N Sayres, professor emeritus at Lancaster Theological Seminary, offers a devotional plea to the Holy Spirit asking for faith, alertness to opportunities for kind speech and helping hand, and guidance to understand human needs in the spirit of Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ Ane Lancaster, Fa Lancaster Theological Seminity

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