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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1963

Page

10

Weather relief and scattered storms temper heat

Weather forecast predicts relief by Tuesday after a week of intense heat. Cloudy skies and a coolish trend expected with a midafternoon drop in temperatures. Rainfall totals vary by location from bridgeport to Frederick, with showers and a cooler spell anticipated into Saturday.

Jezst Bridgeport Boonsboro Hagerstown Frederick Baltimore Franklin County Waynesbaro Weather Bureau

Cyclist Hurt In Collision With Truck

Melvin Lee Martz, 90, of 621 Georgia Ave, injured early this morning when his bicycle collided with a tractor trailer driven by William Gibson, 48, of Randallstown. Witnesses say Martz crossed 3 red lights on West Side Ave before impact. he was thrown under the truck and his right arm was run over by the left rear dual wheels. He was taken to Washington County Hospital in good condition.

Melvin Lee Marla Georgia Ave Willam Gibson Randallstown Martz West Side Ave Marty Marte Washington County Hospital

Piersall Fined And Suspended By American League

Boston AP report: Los Angeles outfielder Jim Piersall fined 260 dollars and suspended until August 2 after a brush with umpires at a Sunday doubleheader. Umpire John Steiger was cited. manager Bill Rigney notified. Other notes include Clear Spring water issues and a city survey of Hagerstown retail strength showing high market activity, with 23.6 million in local sales and per-household incomes rising.

Boston Joe Cronin Los Angeles Jim Piersall Cronington Wednes Bill Rigney Crist Hawbak Piersal Piersall John Stey Jack Miller Ens Pamis Red Sox Fenway Park The Angels Cleveland

Typhus fear drives Skopje refugees after deadly quake

Thousands flee the quake wrecked city of Skopje as authorities warn of a potential typhus outbreak. Survivors evacuate on foot and by car, train, and plane while government officials plan emergency measures and a new safer city site. Death toll numbers rise, with hundreds still buried amid rubble and ongoing rescue efforts.

Skopje Yugoslavia Ronewetizen Old Neagle Ltd Gover Grlickov Seismologica Caital Grlickoy

Kennedy returns to Washington for nuclear test ban talks

President Kennedy flies from Cape Cod to Andrews Air Force Base to begin a week of meetings on the new nuclear test ban treaty. He is joined by brothers Robert F. Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy as he plans talks with W. Averell Harriman and Dean Rusk to set a signing date in Moscow.

Waoilngron Dent Kennedy Ataysnnis Port Mass Washington Air Force Andrews Air Force Base Atty Robert F. Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Hin Cape Cod Sunmer White House Kennedy W. Averell Harriman U.S Moscow Dean Rusk Rusk Moss

Berlin romance crosses border with car escape tale

A younger Serlinian who fled East Berlin in a sports car with the same plates tells how an English friend warned him about an Austrian escape. Konrad, 22, worked as a radio mechanic in West Berlin after moving from Germany, became engaged to Helga Werner, daughter of a Communist, despite her father’s opposition.

Berlin Serlinian Last Bevin Mel Notert Konrad Germany West

Sukarno Sees Key To Federation In Regional Summit

Manila reports a three-nation summit as Indonesia and the Philippines seek to avert conflict over a Malaysia federation. Sukarno arrives in a jovial mood promising to oppose the plan unless terms are met while Malaya’s Prime Minister Rahman pledges federation steps. The discussions cover a federation of Malaya Singapore Sarawak and North Borneo and regional security concerns involving 150 million people.

Mianila Philippines Indonesia Maly South East Asia Federation of Malaysia Sukarno Malaysia Tunku Abdul Rahman Malaya AWS Emiling Diaseeda Macapaya Singapore Sarawak North Borneo

Third Man Wounded In Ambush Near Seoul

North Korean troops killed two American soldiers and wounded another in a dawn ambush about 20 miles south of Seoul near Chungyang. The attack occurred at 3:20 a.m. as three U.S. 1st Cavalry Division members rode in a jeep near a guard post, with seven ambush positions inside the DMZ. The wounded man suffered chest, arm, and leg injuries. names were withheld pending next of kin notification.

Seoul Demilitarized Zone U.N. Command George Creel U.N. J Command U.S. 1St Calvary Division Chungyang Dong Creel Pentagon Rot

Auto Crash Damage Suit Seeks 7041 Dollars

Jerry J. Harrell of Funkstown sues Gordon L. Gessford of Funkstown and Wayne Mullendore of Hebbville alleging injuries from a collision. He claims excessive speed and failure to yield the right of way caused serious injuries to his arms and hip. The suit, filed in circuit court, seeks damages totaling 7041 dollars.

Jerry J. Harrell Chestnut — St Funkstown Gordon L. Gessford Virginia Ave Harrall's Wayne Mullendore Hebb Hu Fonkstown Hiegehiele Harrell

Hungarian Refugee Escapes Reds Amid Border Flight

A 33 year old Hungarian refugee fleeing Communist border guards in Austria allegedly dashed through no man’s land toward the West, escaping across a 160 yard strip. He sought asylum in the United States as authorities kept his name under wraps.

Vienna Austria Ag Caver Pennsylvania No Man's Land

Senate to Start Historic Study of Test Ban Treaty

Washington reports that the Senate begins a historic study of the nuclear test ban treaty with Secretary of State Harriman leading the hearing tour. He and Secretary Rusk face questions on collateral pacts while Joint Chiefs input weighs heavily as the administration seeks a two thirds Senate vote for ratification.

Senate Washington API Joint Chiefs of Joint Chiefs of Staff Moscow Senate Foreign Relations Senate Armed Services House’ Atomic Energy Committees Norriman Kennedy Harrison Williams B. N.J Joint Chiefs Pentagon

Logan Tavern License Suspended For Six Months

Logan Gallagher Jr and the Logan Gallagher Sr licensee faced a six month suspension after a tavern car crash near 18 N Potomac St injured a driver and damaged a home porch. State police reported wine found on the premises during an inspection and the board cited warnings given to the licensee about alcohol presence. Sheriff Robusky linked to a separate case in which a divorced woman died after drinking near a tavern, noting the licensee’s prior advisories and the six month suspension intended to begin August 1, 1960.

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Weather report across Washington County region

Cloudy and warm conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs near 90 in parts of the area, with pockets of humidity. Eastern Pennsylvania expects variable cloudiness and warm temperatures with developing showers. West Virginia shows warm, humid weather with afternoon storms. conditions continue into Tuesday with cooler numbers not far off in the 60s.

Washington County Dep Jchance Uty Vincent F. Pishnery Wednesday Fair Burns Ana Avarra Baltimore Allegany Garrett Glen Clarke Theol Chance Larkes Pennsylvania Sis West Virginia

Woman Struck Crossing Park Path in Shawnee State Park

Rita Weirs, 44, of Jennette, Pa., was struck while walking across a finth at Shawnee State Park near Hextford. Oliver Decker, 33, of Macungle, Pa., was struck at the Lebanor Valley course near Mytrstown, and Decker was duly stunned.

Rita Weirs Jennette, Pa Shawnee State Park Hextford Oliver Decker Macungle Lebanor Valley Mytrstown Decker

De Gaulle Sees Solid France United States Ties

Paris AP report quotes President Charles de Gaulle stating that France and the United States share a friendship and alliance despite differences. He calls NATO an elemental necessity, notes mutual responsibilities in defense and finance, and blames sensational press for exaggerating rifts while affirming the durable Atlantic partnership.

Paris Charles de Gaulle France United States de Gaulle Washington de Gaule NATO Jas de Guile

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