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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1969
Page
2
President Nixon denounces campus insurrection in a General Beadle State College speech urging the old and young to bridge misunderstanding. He calls for reason over force and urges firm admin stands against coercion while a House hearing probes SDS links and possible Chinese aid.
A University of Denver led study reviewing 30 states and D C finds drivers 65 and older account for 4.8 percent of accidents though they are 7.4 percent of drivers. Senior drivers show fewer injuries and lower fatality shares, with Minnesota highlighting best performance. The report calls for fairer licensing and insurance practices for older drivers.
A biography of Alice Geddes Lloyd who moved to rural Kentucky to educate mountain children. She built an elementary school in 1917, Caney High School in 1919, and Alice Lloyd College, then raised significant funds. Her work fostered community growth, professional graduates, and lasting impact beyond money.
Former Justice Abe Fortas seeks return to the law firm he helped found but a strong majority of partners and associates oppose. Only three senior partners vote in favor, with younger members and associates urging rejection.
Washington columnist William S. White argues Thieu seeks South Korea aid to block a counterfeit peace and warns Nixon may bow to Communist demands, risking Saigon's support and the U.S. effort in Vietnam. He insists only firm American resolve can force a genuine peace through decisive action.
A letter laments modern culture and media, urges careful sex education in schools, and argues parents should guide their children's information. The author defends teachers and doctors while advocating age appropriate, factual guidance and parental involvement.
Native of Sharpsburg De Guy E Snavely named to national committee to study public education relations. Virginia Avenue proposal advances with backers and city petition. Flower show prizes awarded at St Johns Church. Astien K Collman named to City Water Board by Mayor Mills. Twenty two Hagerstown Junior College students named to Dean's List. Attorney T Aubrey Kemp appointed to Board of Election Supervisors. Clear Spring approves 110 acres land purchase for reservoir area trees water conservation. Jobless claims fall in Hagerstown and Washington County as recruiters seek out of town work. Falls sends five youths to hospital with injuries including lacerations and fractures.
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