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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1964

Page

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Viet Cong Guerillas Ambush 29 in Central Highlands

Viet Cong guerillas ambushed and destroyed an army convoy in the central highlands killing 29 government troops. Government forces reported heavy Viet Cong casualties in a later mop up operation near Pleiku and Kontum Province. An explosion on a Saigon sidewalk wounded two Americans and a Chinese passenger.

Saigon South Viet Nam Central Highlands Metramese Mit Ambusar Rote 16 Notte Qui Nhan Pleiku Defense Ministry I Kontum Plei- Ku Defen

Gen Taylor ends battle-starred career to face ambassador post

General Taylor ends a long combat-duty career with plans to serve as ambassador to besieged South Vietnam. The ceremony at the Pentagon honors his service in World War II and Korea, while a later White House swearing-in will mark his transition to diplomatic duties amid Vietnam turmoil.

Taylor Viet Fred S$. Hoffman Washington Masxawell Naylor Atile T Carver South Viet Nam Robert S. McNamara Paylor Normandy Korea Berlin Army Av Karen Marines Coast Guard Frost Pentagon Dolinian M Ador Senate Kennedy Hi Minso Wien John F. Kennedy Oul Tayor A Ruth Viet Nam Viet Nam Viet Namy Honon

Roscoe Pound Dies at 93 World Legal Authority

Cambridge Massachusetts AP Roscoe Pound legendary figure in law died at age 93 after a long career at Harvard Law School where he served as dean from 1916 to 1938 and later held university professor status. He was born October 2 1870 in Lincoln Nebraska and earned degrees at Nebraska before a landmark Harvard career celebrated as the grand old man of law.

Roscoe Pound World Legal Authority Cambridge Mass Roscoy Pound Ticmes Harvard Law School Harvard Stillman Bench Tar Pound Jay Nebraska Lincoln Neb Oel Stephen B. Pound University of Nebraska Ile Poeun Bagin Crater Mwervard Chiang Kai-shek

Woman Argues She Can Drive Damaged Auto

A motorist, Gertrude Madeline Weatherstine of Hanrock, was involved in a late night crash on Washington Avenue. She skidded, struck a bank, and remained with a damaged Plymouth two door. no injuries occurred. She refused to leave the scene and was charged with disorderly conduct, fined $10 plus costs or five days in jail. A reckless driving count was pending.

Weettle Gertrude Madeline Weatherslin Hanrock Washington AV Teaffir Largo Alr Weatherstine Edgar Spencer Keeseeker Menor Neanse

Scranton in Oregon Stirs GOP Delegates Bid

Eugene Oregon AP Richard L Graves reports Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton spoke at the Oregon Republican convention urging a spirited forward looking GOP and warning of a dead hand do nothingism He seeks movable delegates to thwart Barry Goldwaters first ballot nomination and is said to be within about 80 delegates of stopping a Goldwater win prospects at the San Francisco convention

Richard L. Graves Eugene Ore Pennsylvania Willian Oregon Scranton GOP Arizona Barry Goldwater Sim Francisco Dwight D. Risenhower Eisenhower Goldwater

Most County and City Offices Closed Friday

Most county and city offices will close Friday to celebrate July Fourth. The state employment office will be closed. Some area industries shorten or resume normal schedules, with offices at Mack Trick Inc and Moller Organ Works closed while Panghorn shops remain open and other firms vary.

Clerk of Court Register of Wills Tamakin Industeiey Mack Trick Inc Moller Organ Works Fairchild

Castro Says U S Behind Defection

Havana AP Prime Minister Fidel Castro denounced his sister Juanita’s defection as a propaganda ploy written in the United States Embassy in Mexico City He recalled Civil War family divisions and warned of imperialist plots Castro read a prepared statement to newsmen after meeting the Canadian ambassador saying the statements were written to attack the Cuban revolt and expose leaders who profit from revolt.

Havana Fidel Castro Juanita United States Mexice Castro U.S Abraham Lincoln Lingala Fotusht Castra Moxico City

License Transfer Applications Fall Before County Board

Washington County Board of License Commissioners receives a transfer request for a Class B hotel and restaurant beer license from Evelyn Moryell Taverns to Alona Johnston Pope Ave Tavern at 908 Pope Ave. A hearing is set in three weeks. The board recently granted a license to a city restaurant and unanimously approved another transfer in Fairstown for a Class B on and off sale beer and light wine license to Mohamed BR Abdulla Malian Villa Restaurant. The board also unanimously approved the transfer of a pen operation and off sale beer license Bristow to Phyllis J. Barnes for the Funks- Naver.

Evelyn d. Moryell

UAW Demands Lead Start to Chrysler GM Ford Talks

In Detroit AP report, UAW negotiators open three year contracts with Chrysler GM and Ford. Key demands include early retirement, better relief time, longer vacations, higher overtime pay, more holidays, shorter work week, higher wages, and cost of living adjustments as workers seek a fair share after Chrysler profits.

Detroit United Autos General Motors Ford Swithh de Motor Comando Chrysler Corp Big Thraw American Motors Corp AMC UAW Chrysler Chrysler J Chreysler Yaet Uaw Yeamin

Typhoon Winnie Devastates Manila Area Leaving Homes Breached

Manila reports show Typhoon Winnie left 500000 residents homeless and caused 10 million dollars in Manila area damage. Power outages affected half the city’s 2 million residents for three days and epidemics feared amid crisis. power restoration expected by Friday.

Manila Mayug

Man Charged With Larceny And Entering

Niswander 84 of 4521 Howell Road held for grand jury on charges of breaking and entering and larceny in the case linked to Everard Grim. Assault claim tied to a pushing incident at a pool hall. incident near Shank residence on Franklin Street. Judge Strine directed examination. no trial date set.

Niswander Howell Road Grand Jury Action James Strine Everard Grim Sharpsburg Franm Jacob W. Shank Shank Franklin N. Bowman Magas City Trate Smithsburg Lary S. Gots George St Geimshoine Shapley Bowman Ernest Webs

NLRB finds union guilty of racial discrimination

The National Labor Relations Board ruled that a union practiced racial discrimination at Hughes Tool Company in Houston. The decision revokes the union’s certification, allowing another union to seek recognition, and states the conduct violated fair labor standards.

NLRB Neil Gilbride Washington National Labor Relations Board NURB Independent Metal Workers Union Hughes Tool Cn Houston Nestra Tvo Hoare Prank W. McCul Fan Wny Congress Nowra Ivory Davis Hvew Leali

Civil rights bill expected to pass House today

Washington AP reports the Tong congressional fight over civil rights ends as the House votes on the Senate passed measure. Approval is seen as likely, with a 240 to 440 vote previously recorded, and President Johnson expected to sign promptly to ease racial tensions. The bill bars employment and public accommodations discrimination, with federal funds leverage and new desegregation powers, plus a Volunteer Mediation machinery and an extended Civil Rights Commission term.

Washington House Senate Ue House Johuson Congress Nefr Civil Rights Commission

City Council Faces Busy Meeting With Key Appointments

The city council meets tonight to select a new treasurer and address water and electric issues including a potential sale of the Municipal Electric Light Plant. City Attorney Edward Oswald and Mayor Winslow Buphits weigh in as debates over drought remedies and river water contracts proceed.

Pater Edi ‘Son Edward Oswald Winslow Buphits Couneil Cos Treas Charles Hayerd Wink Gconnell

Weather forecast for AML area tonight

Partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms this evening. Tomorrow likely to be mostly fair with warm, humid conditions and isolated thundershowers in the afternoon. Temperatures expected to be mild to warm with unsettled periods.

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