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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1967

Page

1

Emphasizing Individual Needs in Maryland Education Meet

The Maryland State Conference on Education stressed treating each child as an individual and tailoring programs to his or her learning pace. Dr. Roma Gans of Columbia University urged classrooms be nurturing, well equipped, and flexible with small groups and descriptive records to track strengths and weaknesses. State Supt. James A. Sensenbaugh warned achieving this may be costly but vital to prevent failure and reduce reliance on punitive alternatives.

Sougin Gans Roma Gans Emer Itas Columbia University Tr. Gans James A. Sensenbaugh Roger J. Fiery Jr Hagerstown Willian L. Tutt Cavetown Maryland Board of Educcation Washtington County

Local Deaths Mrs Hammond and Mrs Temple

Two local death notices report Margaret Curley Hammond 78 of 1437 Hamilton Blvd who died at Garlock Convalescent Hospital after a long illness. She leaves husband W T Billy Hammond and numerous nieces and nephews. services set Sunday at 2 20 p m at Rest Haven Funeral Chapel with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery. A memorial donation suggestion goes to Heart Fund local chapter. A second notice cites Harry Temple 31 of Brandywine WV who died after several months illness. survivors include son Alva Du Temple in Nigeria, daughter Margaret West, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral held today at Riverside Methodist Church Franklin WV. burial at Pine Hill Cemetery Brandywine.

Margaret C. Hammond Margaret Curley Hami Qmond Hamilton Blyd Garlock William T Margaret Coriey Mercersburg Ter St. Pal's Methodist, Church Its Missionary Society Viet Eastern Star W.T Billy) Hammond Algo Rest Haven Norman Vannt Chapter of Heart Fund Harry Temple Brandywine W. C Alva ® du Temple U.S. A.ld Nigeria Yancock High School Washington County Margaret West George Town Del Riverside Methodist Church Franklin W. Va Pine Hill

Mercersburg Leader Mrs Mary Whitmore dies at 78

Mrs Mary E Whitmore widow of Christian Whitmore died Thursday night at Chambersburg Hospital. She was born in Herersburg and survived by daughter Clifton Dansberry sister Mrs R B Wright and two grandchildren. Funeral services set for 8 pm at Uninger Fursera with burial at Fairview later.

Mary Whitmore Mercersburg Mary E. Whitmore James Buchanan Chambersburg Hospite Christian Whitmore Herersbrg Tate David and Iizabeth Jane Martin Grash St. John’s Lutheran Church Merearaburg Mis Clifton Dansberry Mercers Aister Mra R. B. Wright Baimore Uninger Fursera Hapore Mercersborg W. Jones Fairview

Potomac Park Commission Turns Over All Reports

The Washington County Basin Planning Commission turns over all reports to county leaders as it disbands. A county planner was hired, and the final report argues for countywide planning including pollution abatement, proposed dams, and parks.

Potomac Park Commission Washington County Poto Mac Basin Planning Commission Washtoday

Local GI Knapp Relays News From Vietnam Tokyo Visit

Sp4 John E. Knapp son of Mr and Mrs FL R Knapp returned to his base in Vietnam after a leave in Tokyo. He reported a tanker being sunk near the mouth of Vietnam and spoke with his parents via radio from a foggy area near the Potomac River. A separate fire in a George Street garage was blamed on overheated pine.

John E. Knapp FL R. Knap Clarendon Ave Vietnam Tokyo Japan Viet- Baltimore Annam North Hagerstown Chesapeake Bay Iljuga Potomac River Gram Bodoro Doug Loving Jefferson Blvd Maryland Port Authority S. S. Beaver State SP4 John B. Knapp Co. A APO St Waslsan Francisco George Sr Oscar]Smith Winter St

Five Killed In Collapse Of Building

New York AP report details a century old four story building undergoing demolition in mid Manhattan that collapsed at 1 pm, killing five workers and injuring several others. Rescue teams braved debris and darkness through the night as bodies were recovered and survivors recounted the harrowing moments amid brick and dust.

William H. Kane New York William Ferrell J , Ferrell Manhattan Ferrell S4th Street Broadway Stephen Worrity Ax Man An Man

Prayer Today Exalts God Creator and Mercy

A church notice from Anderson Indiana features a prayer praising God as Creator Father Savior and Lord. It acknowledges humans as His creatures and seeks grateful praise through Christ. The text credits R Eugene Sterner as director of Church Service executive council Church of God.

Christ R. Eugene Sterner Anderson Ind

PE Awards Contract For New Storeroom

W. Harley Miller Inc of Martinsburg wins the Potomac Edison storeroom building contract at Half Way. The $1,000.40 project funds a one level all electric facility for general stores, storeroom and omeler test departments now at Lee and Hood Streets Hagerstown. Site work starts in February with completion anticipated later this year on a acre tract bounded by the Pennsylvania Railroad and Interstate 70. Additional storage space and future consolidations planned.

IPE Lee and Hood Streets Hagerstown Bower Avenue Iest Pennsylvania Railroad Potomac Edison

Garbage Men Back On Job In York Pa After Row Over Pay

Garbage collectors in York Pennsylvania return to work clearing a 25 day pile of refuse after City Council overrode Mayor Snyder veto to grant a wage increase. The council signed a new pact producing a weekly wage increase of 13 560.10 dollars, restoring service and ending the strike.

York John W. Snyder Fred A. Sehlding Snyder Allja

Longevity plan eyed to raise city police pay

The proposed longevity program would raise patrolman salaries over 18 years with increments from five to thirty percent, rewarding years of service. Current discontent cites inadequate pay and lack of incentives, while many veterans stay on despite issues.

Hagerstown Vanke Frederick Tayers T Guy Patralmen Iwouk Nual Guy Patrolman Vatanev

Market Moves Higher As Trading Picks Up

New York markets opened with higher prices and active trading. Gains ranged fractions to a point with some issues advancing, notably Anaconda up 3, and United, Eastern Airlines, Ling-Temco-Vought, Allied Chemical adding about a point or more. Top steelmakers rose fractions while autos stayed mostly higher though Ford dipped. Standard Oil unchanged at 63, American Telephone down, Chrysler up.

New York jAnaconda U.S. Gynsum IBM Qelafotd Xerox Air United Eastern Airlines Ling-Temco- Vought Allied Chemical

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