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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
10
Dr Schwartz explains Nettles jellyfish like Chesapeake Bay for winter rest attached to bay bottom. The sting occurs when mer and sacs on tentacles react, releasing a tiny lid. The text notes older cows replace about five per year for typical dairy farms.
Maryland briefs note a Legislative Council survey on local government structure remains under way and may miss the session. In Annapolis two young girls died in traffic accidents seven miles apart, Linda Trent six, and Tanya Hebron five. NASA era eclipse coverage describes jet planes shadowing the moon to study solar flares and distant stars, with observers from across the United States present.
President Kennedy proposes a two year ICC arbitration framework to settle the railroad labor conflict. The plan would let the ICC issue rulings binding for two years, with court injunction power to prevent strikes. Railroads seek large job cuts amid diesel modernization, while unions threaten strikes and oppose binding arbitrations. Public debate centers on preserving jobs, avoiding a broad strike, and whether ICC rulings would remain effective beyond two years.
Senator Warren Magnuson was admitted to a Seattle hospital with a high fever and undetermined cause. Doctors planned further tests over the next three days, with Magnuson remaining under observation as chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee.
Kampala Uganda AP Precator judge Thurgood Marshall says apartheid in South Africa is far worse than segregation in the United States. Visiting as President Kennedy's special envoy to East Africa he urges Americans to oppose apartheid and eradicate this evil while noting slow but steady progress toward integration.
Police seek to identify a man aged 35 to 40 who waded into the upper rapids above Terrapin Point at Niagara Falls Monday. About 100 sightseers witnessed the incident. the body has not been recovered.
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