28 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
1
French recognition of Red China creates a global dilemma for U.S. policy and tests alliance dynamics. The article outlines President De Gaulle's stance and the implications for American leadership in international affairs amid shifting Cold War alignments.
The Kemps Mill bridge will close for a week starting today near Wallimmsport. The Washington County road department announced the span will be shut to traffic while steel repairs are completed.
In Columbus Ohio a shift ripples from France’s recognition of the Communist mainland. U S officials argue the move loosens Western trade and diplomatic barriers to Peking while signaling potential changes in Cold War alignments. French action may invite other nations to follow, impacting reactions in Asia and Indochina struggles.
The article outlines France recognizing Red China and the ensuing debate over two China policy. It notes Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist government on Formosa, U.S. resistance, and the strategic stakes as 48 countries now recognize the mainland regime amid shifting alliances and Cold War tensions.
A fragment from a letter discusses Prayer Today to the United States and Red China facing a major modern dilemma. It questions China’s push for United Nations admittance, recognition by France, and potential shifts in global power amid recognitions and influences in the Security Council. The writer calls for faith, service, and guidance for youth amid geopolitical tension.
The brief notice lists Howe GAMUT auuer, John W. Davis, Ivan H. Beart Jr., Paul Beard and Clarence L. Bayer of Waynesboro along with 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm at Poe Funeral Home Waynesboro, Elder Harry Benedict in charge, burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 4 9 pm.
Local radio lineup features weather, farm reports, world news, and morning programs from Hagerstown stations. Highlights include Rise and Shine, Paul Harvey, World News, sports updates, and community notices across weekday schedules.
Prosecutor has 12 jurors believed to be favorable for the Beckwith trial. The session ends with 12 white jurors seated after rapid selection amid a charged racial climate tied to the Medgar Evers case. Defense now questions the panel.
A sparse Paris audience of about 35 listened as sources said a Johnson De Gaulle meeting appeared remote. The report also notes a janitor, Lat. Martinique visit plans, and a custodial worker's larceny case linked to an incident weeks earlier.
State police hunt for three youths after a stolen car report. They abandoned a vehicle near Bokeny's Restaurant by Fort Littleton and were later seen driving a 1956 Dodge owned by Helen M. Rosenberry of Fort Littleton. The car is a black and white two door hard top with Pennsylvania license 1671-2.
Gov Nelson Rockefeller wins support from California GOP leader Sen Thomas Kuchel as he opens a three day campaign swing in California. Rockefeller to open San Francisco headquarters and attend Marin County reception before Los Angeles stops. Kuchel backs a clear ideological choice and Rockefeller’s bid for the June primary slate.
New York AP report quotes FCC Chair William Monry stating television has improved in recent years yet remains far from its full potential. He urges constructive critique over sharp indictments, noting producers underestimate mass tastes while markets show mixed early trading with no clear headway.
New York AP reports playwright Lillian Hellman awarded the National Institute of Arts and Letters Gold Medal for Drama. The prize, given every five years, honors overall achievement. Hellman’s career began with The Children’s Hour. Also noted are visits and remarks from other world leaders and entertainment news items.
Cold weather kept the Midwest in its grip with below zero readings across Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin Iowa and the Dakotas for a fourth straight day. Holbing Minnesota registered 19 below and Grand Forks North Dakota saw one of the region s lowest marks as snow and wind battered the eastern Great Lakes and northern Appalachians with heavier snowfall in western New York.
TOKYO AP reports Peking issued its 278th serious warning against the United States after China charged a U S military arrest intruded into its air space over southern China on Monday according to New China News Agency.
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