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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1971
Page
2
Hancock High School seniors push to donate class-raised funds to the Hancock Rescues Squad and Hancock Volunteer Fire Company despite the principal’s ban. The principal warns against using school earnings for non school projects, while supporters call the groups public-spirited and vital to the community.
A 27 day Atlanta test by Daniel Starch & Staff found many viewers misidentify sponsors of TV ads. A soap was mistaken for another brand by 11 percent of viewers, and a Wall Street Journal survey of 30 second spots shows 24 percent recall products with about 20 percent misattributing brands. Overall 76 to 84 percent fail to recall commercials.
A Christian Children's Fund essay contest winner, 10 year old Amuar Gonzalez Pinzon, chronicles a child’s view of peace amid hunger, cold, and family illness. The Colombian boy, under Centro Socio Cultural care, reflects on war and lack of love while seeking a hopeful future.
Washington doubts a quick new U.S. Russian troop deal in Europe while Moscow presses for a security conference. Brezhnev seeks to keep East Europe in Moscow’s sphere. Nixon argues reductions must come from U.S. share in NATO defense and not from a broad withdrawal. A broad rethink of NATO strategy is urged.
The Daily Mail reviews Ethel Kennedy by Lester David from World Publishing, a portrait of Robert F Kennedy’s widow. The book traces her upbringing in Greenwich Connecticut, her competitive sports background, and her strong family loyalty while detailing her role as wife and mother and public companion to Robert Kennedy.
A Bally Mail reader laments Frederick’s lack of flags after a May 31 trip to Sykesville. He recalls miles of Old Glory in Frederick, condemns local merchants and city for neglecting flag display, and lashes out at the community for forgetfulness toward fallen soldiers and names Gog Rey Lester Renner.
Three years passed with ups and downs the year faced bad elections hate and killing. Bobby Kennedy’s death in a June hotel lobby sparked national grief and questions about the cost of war. The writer recalls a different drummer and hopes for peace.
Mrs Christophar complains that minor league games at Hager Field start late in the evening, are often halted due to darkness, and conflict with Little League events. She says petitions and meetings changed nothing and threatens to pull her son from the program.
A United Feature Syndicate piece argues that police unions and uniformed workers may form a political bloc strong enough to influence a presidential race. It notes veterans, firemen, and others may rally, while liberal critics face a potential backlash for anti police rhetoric.
Sharpsburg Mayor and Council oppose using the Fairgrounds for the Antietam reenactment. County court upholds unemployment board denial in unusual cases. Washington County Hospital reports 7 965 patients in year ending Sept 30 1950. Two Hagerstown volunteers in the 9511 VARTS promoted. County teachers' pay raised starting Sept 1951. Tair Association approves clubhouse at Fairgrounds. John G Bower Jr named County Tax Collector over Max Malatte. Possible Cumberland radio station move eyed with $10 000 transfer raise.
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