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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1962

Page

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Zanuck to lead Fox as reforms loom

Daris P. Zanuck takes over as president of 20th Century Fox amid ailing finances. He vows sweeping reforms to restore profitability after heavy losses from recent productions including Cleopatra and The Longest Day. Board expands from 11 to 15 as Zanuck promises streamlining and renewed strategy.

Zanuck 20Th Century-Fox NEW Sore Daris P. Zanuck 20Th Century-Fox Film Corp Bhick Hollywood Qth Century-Fox Spyros Skouras Imediiately Skouras Samuel Rosenman Tater Warner Brothers Fox Satory E Skovras Stidin J. Skovras Dj Fanuck Np R Cleopatra Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Marilyn Monroe

Rush To Tell Reds Tougher About Berlin

The article discusses Soviet aims to sign a separate peace with East Germany and how this could affect Berlin supply routes from West Germany. It notes Rusk and Gromyko talks in New York and Geneva, the likelihood of Moscow deciding, and the impasse over a nuclear test ban with calls for international inspection to ensure a verifiable treaty.

Gromyko West Berlin West Germany Premiser Khrushchev Soviet Union Tusk Berlin New York Geneva Kennedy Husk So ‘Diet Union Moscow Khrushvete East Germany United States Central Pacific Britain

North Carolina GOP Leader Admits Leading Double Life

North Carolina Republican leader Cobb acknowledged personal ties with a separate family while denying any party knowledge. The Morganton chairman, Yale graduate and Marine veteran, faced questions after a Roanoke observer linked him to a private life involving two sons and a different partner. Cobb said he would resign as party chair and refused further comment.

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Navy reports on experiment at Point Mugu California

The Navy says a detachment plane saved a test payload about 1000 miles into the mission near Point Mugu. The rocket from a Phantom Jet, designed by the Navy Research Laboratory in Washington, carried a 120 pound payload. The Navy declined to say whether the payload reached target or if the rocket stayed on course.

Point Mugu Calif Fa Navy Trocker

Twins Die in Poland After Birth Ties At Birth

A Polish village reported twins died at birth, claiming the siblings shared one liver and were connected as a single entity. The unusual birth and death were described by local papers, noting their condition and the medical interpretation available.

Poland Warsi

Cleaners Strike At Texas A&M Halts Work

Scattered report states three hundred street cleaners walked off the job at Texas A&M, blocking gar bage collection and shutting operations for hours. I tippy details describe losses, reactions, and a midnight-hour return to limited hours for workers.

Tatay Te Lami Tirkey

How to keep your memory sharp explained by a psychologist

A leading psychologist outlines a simple method to lock new information into memory. The August Reader's Digest feature promotes a practical technique to improve recall and retention for everyday learning.

Rayk Reader's Digest August Neader Gala

Civil War Tight in Kabylie Algeria Ben Bella Rivalry

Report from Kabylie describes threats to Algiers as camouflage troops deploy on highways. Haudigi, a key opponent of Ben Bella, argues about revolution and independence, while Ben Bella rallies with a 5000 strong National Liberation army.

Kabylie Kriny Algiers Cizi Ouro Sine Machine Gummi Bowtoin Villaea Haudigi Ben Bella Algeria Youdhati Bella Kit Iy Bass Anwen Wilaya No. 3 Kris Loesixt Hen Bella Ben Hella Mesak Puyan Moracen

Astro Guide offers tips on social luck and balance

The column advises getting along with others while avoiding excess pleasure, noting personal and business benefits from new friendships. It mentions health cautions and a historical remark that mechanical energy usage has risen, with machines performing most work today compared to the 1850s.

By Ocean Future dog lovers news item

Odd snippet notes a future concern that population growth could affect the ability to afford pets. Mentions edible materials and bedded treats, with unclear references to human and animal needs.

Notable Figures Share Statements Amid Global Events

A jumble of identities and claims includes Empress Farah of Tran, Crown Prince David Ormsby-Gore, and British Ambassador Sir Hop. Reports mention the UN discussing Mozambique, colonialism, and Laos officials. The piece notes statements from a London psychiatry expert and references to Belfast and Belfast’s political associations.

Associated Press Farah of Tran Inj Laos Q ¢ Shah Renee Peeeto United Nations Testaye Gabreae Pogay Portugal Mozambique Ward U.N China Phang Phong Savan Belfast Northern Ireland Red Tokyo

County School Buildings Summer Work Underway in Renovations

Summer work proceeds on County School buildings including Old Wayskle School demolition and site paving for extra pupil play space at Broadway Schools. Other renovations include girls shower room at Bronstizen Junior High, flooring at Clear Spring High Boonsboro Junin High, and storage space at South Potomac Junior Mgt. All schools receive cleaning and maintenance tasks such as painting, window washing, lawn care, and boiler and heating inspections. A total of 46 county buses are being serviced at the Education garage with tune ups, brake work, and painting. private contractors operate nine station wagons for retarded children and four cars for cerebral palsy children, all to pass inspections for September opening. In-service workshops for cafeteria workers and custodians are planned, with a cafeteria managers committee meeting planned to plan menus for the coming year.

Aeing Avid Wayskle Broadway Bronstizen Junior High Clear Spring High Boonsboro Junin High South Potomac Walla Cellaneuis Schon Education Board of Education

Movement Of Businessmen Into Politics Fast Growing

A large shift sees businessmen moving into political roles from the precinct level up, driven by concerns over government policy and enterprise growth. Ford and other leaders urge active civic engagement, with the U S Chamber noting thousands trained in practical politics across hundreds of communities. Aims include shaping federal policy and expanding conservative influence while many executives weigh risks of entering public life.

Roger Lane AP Business News NEW York (Ap Tran Tria Ford Motor Co Washington Thomas Tt. Reid Ford Company Tan Dwight D. Eisenhower Thomas B. Bariel Quaker Oats Co Barko U.S. Chamber of Commerce Persiun Teading Monopolilics Movement General Electric Co Standard Oil of Indiana Effective Citizens Organization Merhert Hoover Henry Lord HW James A. Parley George M. Himphrey

Repairman Goes Berserk Wounding Five

A Philadelphia repairman fired a shotgun, wounding five people, including three in critical condition, as police surrounded his home. Leroy Lampkin stated he and his wife had been arguing for two years. He was charged with attempted murder.

Philadelpiua Cepairman Leroy Sampkin Lavinia Iran James Morcis Melvin ‘Henner Dennis Persins Barry “Taylor Listpkin Lampkin Witt Juke Lany Lamphin

Maryland Briefs rail thin slice of state news

The Associated Press notes cover Maryland items from Baltimore and surrounding areas. Topics include a push for funding for mental health projects and a second Bay bridge study, with figures cited for capital budgets and hospital efforts. Also reported are vaccine rollout plans and youth health cases in the region.

Maryland Associated Press Presidnt Baltimore State Kennedy Department of Mental Hygiene Uniter Cheryl Loltter Joseph Gray Ition Children's Hospital Pressiman

Identified Woman Seeks Abortion Amid Deformed Child Claim

Mrs Robert J Finkbing of Scottsdale Aviz identified as the woman claiming a drug caused possible birth deformity. The 23 year old television personality filed suit Wednesday seeking permission to abort her three month pregnancy.

Robert J. Finkbing Scottsdale Aviz Sheen Middakeye Drug Store

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