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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1960

Page

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Kennedy Johnson Gaining In Battle For Nomination

Senators Kennedy and Johnson push for delegates as party divisions unfold. Pennsylvania may move under unit rule, Minnesota leans to Humphrey, and Michigan plans strategy with Williams. Symington and Stevenson remain in play as campaigns map early convention paths.

Kennedy Johnson Wammington John Fe Kennedy Massachusetts Lyndon B Johnson Texas Bettowang Stuart Symington Missouri Adlai E. Stevenson Humphrey Senate Teadey Toendon Kermaly Textile Workers Union of America Midhigan Williams Demon Symington Lion Dollar Sores Oakland Calif Afl-Cio San Francisco

Rainy Midwest Tops Weather Summary Amid Storms

A cool front triggered thunderstorms across the Midwest from Lake Superior to northern Louisiana. Shreveport recorded over half an inch of rain, with Burlington Iowa and Emporia Kansas reporting around an inch. A tornado touched down near Black Creek Wisconsin causing farmland and building damage with no injuries. Weather elsewhere was clear or partly cloudy, and temperatures ranged from the 40s to the 60s across major cities.

Lake Superior Louisiana Shreveport Pain Emporia Kans Burlington Iowa West Coast New England States Central Appalachians Rockies Midwest Black Creek Wis Green Bay Boston New York City Washington Avlanta Miami Louisville Detroit St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Denver Dallas Phoenix

Two Young Brothers Die In Stolen Airplane Crash

James A. Mc Donald, 14, and another boy, 12, died when a stolen single engine plane crashed after attempting to fly from Cable Air Field in Pomona California. Police say the youths learned to fly from a book and attempted a second flight after a failed earlier attempt, igniting the plane’s ignition and diving into a ground crash near the field.

Pomona Calif C.R.S Tovay Hagerstown Cable Air Field Drodoe Thoribes Ed Ard Walter Cable Ainport James A. McDonald Themtas

Gates Defends Alert Order

Paris May 15 described as a test of readiness for far flung American forces on May 22 Gates told newsmen on his return it was an order of my own though he said he would inform the President he planned to issue it I considered it prudent to check our communications readiness a good test on a no warning basis and cannot see why anyone would question the wisdom of it

Paris Gates

Two Sought In Bank Robbery

Two brothers linked to a $5 750 bank robbery were tracked to Virginia and captured, one while climbing into his sister in law’s basement. John Henry Boothe 23 surrendered unarmed after authorities closed in. The case follows the arrest of his brother William Oliver Boothe 21 in Aldie. The FBI and Loudon County deputies led the escalation as agents pursued both suspects.

Parcellville Here John Henry Boothe Wiliam Oliver Boothe Aldie FBI Washington Loudon County Lucille Grey Beather

Day May Come When Man Rules Weather

Prof Morris Nejburger of UCLA meteorology calls for using rockets or satellites to release dust into the upper atmosphere. He says stratospheric particles could block solar radiation and spread globally, potentially countering weather changes caused by solar variation.

Los Angeles Morris Neiburger Department of Meteorology University of California At Nejburger

Warns Americans Against Coffee And Meat Eating

Dr Barbara Moore, 56, walks from California to New York to argue Americans eat too much meat and drink too much coffee. She promotes a vegetarian diet and pledges to continue, despite fatigue, as she cites health and dietary beliefs.

Kansas City Barbara Moore California New York di Moore Page Shebulding Roby

Army private Earl R. Wassen completes eight weeks training

To Be MP Pvt Earl R Wassen son of Mr and Mrs Earl E Wassen 1422 Linganore Avenue recently finished eight weeks of military training at the Prayast Marshal General's School Fort Gordon Ga He received instruction in self defense traffic control and the basic procedures of civil and military law The 23 year old entered the Army in December 1959 and completed basic training at Fort Benning Ga He was a 1955 graduate of North Hagerstown High School and of the National Radio Institute Washington DC in 1938 He was employed by Jamison Cold Storage Door Co before entering the Army

Earl R. Wassen Earl E. Wassen Linganore Avenue Prayast Marshal General’s School Fort Gordon Fort Benning North Hagerston High School National Radio Institute Washington, D.C Jamison Cold Storage Door Army

Evangelist Bob Manderson to Speak at Breakfast Club

Evangelist Bob Manderson will address the Breakfast Club at Hotel Alexander Friday morning at 7. The speaker, formerly a popular musician, has devoted his life to evangelism with home base in Fallston Maryland and recent campaigns in Scotland, inviting local businesspeople to attend the devotional half hour.

Bob Manderson Alexander Manderson Hagerstown Union Rescue Mission Fallston Evangelist Manderson Evangelisen United States Scotland Motel Alexander

Timonium Fair Tax Exemption Approved by Court

The Maryland State Fair at Timonium won a state tax exemption for its land and buildings used for the fair after a 31 vote, while $138 585 of land and buildings used solely for the fair were exempted. The decision labeled the fair a non profit charitable or educational institution with the county judges split on the rationale. The exhibit and racing elements were discussed alongside later events at Timonium and a model plane meet at Owings Mills.

Baltimore 'Ap Maryaets Maryland Timonium Pill Tas Court Baltimore County State Court Joseph M. Mathias John Wood” Logan Cornelius P. ‘Mundy Lawrence B. Fenneman State Fair Commerce Fenneman Baltimore Junior Associing Freedation of Commerce Uve State Fair Greater Baltimore Longmen Dow Shopping Wed Hagerstown

Baltimore Port Display Goes to Hagerstown June 7 8

A mobile exhibit highlighting Baltimore port trade arrives in Hagerstown on June 7 and 8. The trailer will showcase imported goods such as lamb skin from Germany ivory from England and tin from Malaya used by M P Moller Co. It aims to educate hinterland residents on the port's role in local economy with visuals of exports and global connections.

Baltimore Hagerstown Germany England Malaya M. P. Moller Co

Broadway Theater Blackout Over Contract Due Tonight

New York producers threaten a Broadway blackout as Actors Equity cancels The Teethman and calls for work stoppages. Casts are warned for tonight while talks continue over a three year contract and a pension plan. Off Broadway and road houses remain unaffected while 22 Broadway houses prepare posted notices.

New York Actors Equity Equity Booth Theater New York League of Theaters League Equity R Central Han Werobern the Eagle New York City Center

Prayer Today for Guidance and Compassion

A devotional prayer asks for clear sight to see beauty and to share God's love amid troubles. The signer identifies W. F. Primrose, minister at First Congregational Church in St Joseph, Missouri. The message closes with Amen in Jesus name.

Christ W. F. Primrose St Joseph, Mo First Congregational Churc

Tibetans Renew Their Fighting Against Chinese Red Invaders

Field reports from Bhutan describe intensified clashes between Tibetan guerrillas and Chinese Communists in south central Tibet near Gyantse and Lhasa. Night arrivals of Chinese casualties are reported, with broader trouble noted in western Tibet near Ladakh, and possible troop defections or Chinese-Tibetan clashes suggesting wider unrest.

Henry Bradsher Parc Bhutan Gyantse Lhasa Tibet Ladakh

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