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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
2
Summer season brings vacations and sun but also risks. Drownings rise with swimming and boating, while highway congestion grows. Readers are urged to pace sun exposure, know water limits, and ensure boat safety gear and road rules are followed for a safe season.
Soviet scientists quickly qualified Tass's report of detected signals from an alien star system. The disclosure highlights global search for intelligent life while Russia rebuked Tass for irresponsibility. If truthfulness spreads, hope for science and life on Earth grows.
Letters urge preserving Victor Cullen State Hospital and oppose closing the boys school amid fears for local jobs. Citizens argue tourism and public image matter, question safety, and propose Maryland University expansion not harming employment. Community members advocate allowing these youths a chance to become productive, urging hospitality to visitors and a broader regional benefit.
Overview of treatment options for hyperactive thyroid including surgical removal radioactive iodine therapy and antithyroid drugs. Discusses age pregnancy and physician judgment in choosing therapy noting risks of radioactive iodine and potential temporary control with medications. Mentions symptoms and consequences of an overactive thyroid and provides reader questions and general health tips alongside brief medical Q and A excerpts.
A weekly Washington County report covers local employment group efforts, Memorial Day honors, a theater producer considering a Hagerstown play, a former U S vice president’s passing, jail description, Welfare Dept. notes, a stray bee colony for free, farm plans predicting larger crops, a fatal burn accident, market regulation vigilance, veterans’ and Army stories, airline stop hopes, school term updates, polio vaccine case, job-seeker program turnout, real estate activity, a fire at Trice Amoco, an odd poultry observation, and forecasted violent weather.
West View Homes residents, including wheel chair bound and bed-ridden individuals, enjoyed a Wednesday morning parade by the Washington Street High School Band. The musical visit stirred memories and touched many hearts as children’s spring activities lifted spirits in the community.
Promoted Washington official Klossong, a State Department officer who aided Oswald’s return from Russia, is slated to replace Frank Siscoe as director of Soviet and Eastern European exchange staffs. He has served as deputy chief of the U.S. mission in Kingston Jamaica and now will oversee exchange and screening of thousands of Russian and Soviet bloc scientists artists and students amid FBI cautions on spy presence.
Jima Bishop describes a nationwide travel mood with families plotting two week road trips and seaside stays. He lists destinations from Shenandoah Valley to Los Angeles and New Orleans, touting varied landscapes and city experiences across America as a fulfilling Promised Land.
A 21 year old mechanic pled guilty to 74 traffic violations and was sentenced by a New York City judge to 793 days in jail after an initial 66 day term and a $2905 fine. If the fine was unpaid, an additional 27 days would be added to the sentence. The defendant claimed lack of funds and began serving the 79 percent of the sentence. The article closes with a reflection urging personal and communal responsibility for peace and harmony.
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