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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1963

Page

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Death of Pope McKeldin Draws Maryland Tributes

Maryland leaders from varied faiths mourn Pope McKeldin, praising his pivotal role in fostering ecumenical dialogue. Governor Tawes' office notes the pontiff’s influence on Catholic unity and global respect as mass prayers and nine days of mourning are planned across churches in the state.

Baltimore Newaland Catholic Ecumenical Council Perald Lever Ulved Gov. Tawes

President Kennedy Presses Voluntary Desegregation Plan

President Kennedy plans a push for voluntary desegregation in hotels restaurants and public facilities as part of a broader civil rights package. He meets 100 southern businessmen at the White House to discuss enforcement and anti segregation legislation while Congress weighs federal court powers and equal access measures.

Stanley Mei Ler Ubuslly Washington Kennedy Bama Arkansas White Congress South Birrmingham Jackson Raughansee Philadelphia Oth H.lymond Kennedy Mumphrey Doro Tha Army Pvt James E. Renner Attormey General Ray Tech-J Harber Fort Gordon Boonsboro Sligh Richard B. Ritasell

Pope John Lies In State At St Peters After Death

Pope John XXIII lies in state at St Peter's Basilica as mourners worldwide heed the pope’s passing. Cardinal Montini named favorite likely successor while three papal cardinals remain hidden. Death occurred at 2 40 pm EST after a Mass in St Peter's Square ended. bells tolled and Vatican doors signaled the event. The Vatican ordered Masses and prayers for the dead as tributes poured in from across nations including communist states.

Papa‘bite Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini Kglan John Pope John Pius XI Pope John I Vatican Congregation of Rites St. Peter's Square Dome St. Peter's Sworta Tron

Signatures On Petitions Stir Controversy Over Integration

Aston Maryland AP reports a major outcry as Maryland residents push 12 323 signatures to suspend a public accommodations law. Referendum backers argue it forces equal service in hotels restaurants and barber shops, while opponents warn of friction with democracy and race. The effort centers on counties including Talbot and Baltimore.

Aston Maryland Samuel J. Setta Easton Selta Letta Ralph Bunche Setla Referendum Committee of Thomas Finan Geneeral Balltimore City Talbot County General Assembly

Marine saved three by remaining calm in river crash

In Millville New Jersey Marine corporal Robert L Wisniewski 21 Wilmington Delaware steered a car carrying Jol Hedrick Winston Towers and John Budynkiewicz off a bridge into Laurel Lake 14 feet deep as the vehicle plunged into the water He urged passengers to roll down windows and swim out while the water rose Hedrick and Towers escaped Wisniewski kept the group calm and Budynkiewicz was injured lightly in the incident

Millville Wildwood N.J Robert L. Wisniewski Willmington Bel Laurel Lake Wisniewski Tve Jol Hedrick Wilmington Winston Towers John Budynkiewicz Elsmere Del Biktynkiewicz Ace

Williamsport Tries To Lure New Industry

Williamsport mayor and council plan to offer Sunset Ave property to new industry after interest shown by a specific firm. They also discuss town health and disability insurance for employees with no action. Street resurfacing planned on several blocks. Pool hours and rental options disclosed. Three police officers to graduate from University of Maryland training. Travel magazine collaboration to feature GC O Canal. Local dish recipe noted.

Williamsport James Byron University of Maryland Walter Teach Travel” Magazine GC. & O. Canal

Catholic High grads win college scholarships in fall plans

Three Catholic High graduates are headed for college this fall as scholarship winners. Sandra Stump will study languages at St Joseph College Emmitsburg with a $1500 Elsa Shumann Panghorn Scholarship. Patricia Connolly will major in English at the College of Notre Dame Maryland on a $500 state teachers grant. A third recipient, Miss Bride, received a partial state scholarship to study at the Maryland Institute Baltimore.

Sistee Mary Ebis SMGH Sandra Stump Patricia Connolly Ableeens Elsa Shumann Panghorn St. Joseph College Emmitsburg Miss Connolly College of Notre Dame Maryland Baltimore Miss Bride Maryland Institute of Baltimore Stump William A. Stump Chestnut St Catholic Students Mission Crusade Santa Maria Francis J. Connolly Rolling Rd Connolly

Prayer Today Father Keep Me Loyal to Thee and Conscience

A dated religious reflection by Alfred Grant Walton a Brooklyn resident and minister at Tompkins Congregational Church May 29 requests steadfast loyalty to God and obedience to conscience while honoring others opinions and charity in judgment

Alfred Grant Walton Brooklyp, N.Y Minster, Fathush- Tompkins Congregational Church

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