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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1960

Page

2

New Grizzly Bear Trophy Table Invented in Wyoming

Chester Delphey and daughter Connie of ConChesDel Co. in Wyoming create a unique coffee table embedding 90 silver dollars around a natural color portrait of Delphey’s grizzly mount under glass. The idea emerged last April and the firm has produced 65 tables for homes and offices, with Horner Manufacturing Co. completing the build and insertion of center decorations.

ConChesDel Co Connie Delphey Chester Delphey Jackson Hole Wyoming Hunt Delphey Connie U. S Horner Manufacturing Co Veave Wort Jackson Wyo

Maryland farmers to receive 1961 wheat allotment notices

Official notices of farm allotments for the 1961 wheat crop are being mailed to Maryland growers. Most allotments mirror 1960 figures due to the national 55 million acre ceiling. The referendum on marketing quotas will determine breeders and producers duties in the coming crop year.

William L. Dudley Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee

On Air Tonight and Friday Radio Schedule Hagerstown

Local station WAJE and WJEJ FM in Hagerstown announce a Friday on air tour program. The schedule lists news, sports, candlelight dinners, market reports, and weekend features including music blocks and community notices.

WAJE Wjej-Fm Hagerstown

Radio Schedule Framed By ARK-Hagerstown and WARY

A fragmented radio listing shows ARK-Hagerstown and WARY fans tuning into CBS News 140 Club 149 Club bumper to bumper World News and sports updates. The schedule spans Friday into Saturday with programs including Music Hall Platter Party News Sports Weather Roundup and guest appearances by Steve Lawrence and others.

CBS News Lowell Thomas Amos ‘N Andy Bob Richards World News Night Watch Camerer Steve Lawrence CSS News Easy Street Music

Student seeks name change to Cook in probate court

Denver AP reports 17 year old Keith Chapman Lewallen asked a district court judge for permission to assume his stepfather’s surname Cook because his true father abandoned him and his mother years ago. The judge approved the change after confirming the stepfather’s name as Cook, noting the decision was admiral. The two men are not related.

Denver Keith Chapman Lewallen Cook Joseph E. Cook

Post Convention Congress To Be Tough On Candidates

Washington discussion outlines post convention Congress actions as Nixon and Johnson vie for influence. Top Democratic contenders Kennedy and Symington also active in shaping platforms. House Speaker Rayburn leads campaign strategy while Ford and Hall weigh in on vice presidential plans.

Washington Congress Senate Richard M. Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson Texas John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Stuart Symington Missouri Johnson Nixon House Eisenhower Redt Sam Rayburn Charles A. Hall Leck Indiana Acton Rep Gerald Ford Michigan Tiewbasne

Lowry Says CBS TV Variety Fell Short Of Expectations

New CBS TV strand Video Village debuts with Jack Narz as emcee amid a busy week of network premieres and replays. NBC counters with Fear hour and new dramas while CBS and NBC schedule Murder Me Nicely and Diagnosis Homicide among other programs, with I Love Lucy reruns and live and taped specials.

Cynthia Lowry APTV Jack Narz M. c Modest New York NBC Macdonald Carey Gallaudet College For Rosemary Clooney Phil Foster CBS Everett Sloane Connecticut George Gobel Larry Blyden Lowell Thomas Anne

Burdick Win Seen as GOP Blow by McKeldin

In Hampton, former Maryland GOP Gov. McKeldin calls Quentin Burdick’s North Dakota Senate victory a setback for Republicans. He notes the result might reflect local issues and may not repeat in a presidential year, and questions Truman's nonattendance at the Democratic National Convention.

Hampton Quentin Burdick North Dakota Maryland Theodore R. McKeldin McKeldin Constellation Life Insurance Co Truman Los Angeles

Finch-Tregoff Trial Still Without Jury

In Los Angeles AP report, Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff face a retrial over the murder of Finch's wife. The case cites sexual affair as a potential issue for jurors as the first trial ended in a hung jury. One of Carole's attorneys withdrew due to ill health, leaving two remaining lawyers.

Los Angeles R. Bernard Finch Carole Tregoff Grant B. Cooper Finch Joe Powers Thurs Iday

Beauty Queens Arrive For Miss Universe Pageant in Miami Beach

Beauty queens from Europe Asia and the Middle East begin arriving in Miami Beach for the 1960 Miss Universe pageant running through July 10. Additional entrants are due by bus Saturday afternoon. Gladys Zender of Lima Peru the 1958 winner arrived with seven contestants. a successor to 1959 queen Toshiko Kojima of Tokyo will be chosen July 8.

Miami Beach Fla Europe Asia Middle East Gladys Zender Lima Pert Toshiko Kojima Tokyo

Russia’s Moscow University Draws Mixed Western Reactions

William L. Ryan reports on Moscow University’s foreign student program and its impact on attitudes. Some students from Asia, Africa, and Latin America see Russian peers as a privileged group, fostering snobbery and indoctrination. Incidents of ethnic tension and limited travel abroad shape foreign students’ views of the Soviet system and Khrushchev’s leadership.

Soviet Union William L. Ryan Moscow U.S.S.R Moscow University Associated Press Univer Anartheid University Central Asia Africa People’s Friendship University Nikita Khrushchev Asia Middle East Athe University Komsomols Young Communist League Remier Khrushchev United Khrushchev Eisenhower

Plump Girls Arrive From New York To Trim Weight

Sixty plump girls arrive in Miami from New York to begin a weight loss effort aiming to shed a total of many pounds as part of a community program.

Miami, Fla New York

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