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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1961

Page

1

Water Facility Expansion Needed In City Section

City planners warn definite shortages without upgrades. Expansion would add storage and pumping capacity in northwest and north zones, including a 300000 gallon reservoir and a future 200090 gallon tank. Proposed lines, booster stations, and a reservoir near Showalter Road aim to serve Mack Truck plant and county areas along Rt 40 and Md Rt 62.

Comunand Fran Mack Gonold Idustidat Wake Jon Bank Eas West End Mack U.s. Rt. 40 Water Department Superia Richard Willson Showalter Maugansville Maryland Railway MD. Rt Potomac

Maryland Electors Face Districted Representation

State electors must decide how to choose a representative at large as Maryland wrestles with a proposed eight district plan. The 1961 legislature aimed to form a Prince Georges and Howard based district, but a unitary statewide vote and district boundaries could alter the outcome. The 1962 ballot may force voters to weigh popular vote against districted representation in the reapportionment fight.

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Kennedy to Report on Talks Abroad After Khrushchev Session

Senate Republicans and Democrats weighed the Khrushchev talks with Kennedy. Senator Dirksen called it a sparring match that solved nothing while Senator Sparkman expects a frank report on Laos and Berlin. Goldwater warned the meetings may not change the world situation.

Bya Senate Everett M. Dirksen Wlineis Khrushchev Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sens Rourke Bickenlooper R-! Town John Sparkman L-Als Homer Capehart ReTikt Mickenlooper Sparkman Kennedy Laos Berlin Capehart Barry Goldwater R-Ariz GOP

Obituaries from Page 18 include Hagerstown and Shepherdstown deaths

The notice lists several local obituaries. Anetta Violet Bennett of 517 N Motherly Street died following a five week illness aged 49. Funeral services are at East Coffman Funeral Home with burial in Rest Raven Cemetery. Others include John William Myers of Silver Spring, age 61, a Dean town native with multiple survivors and lodge memberships. interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. An additional obituary for a Mrs. Anetta Violet Beane mentions services at Coffman Funeral Home and Rest Raven Cemetery. Friends may call prior to services.

Uy Fairchild Boonstarn Sat Edward Virginia Wagner Norfolk Margaret Cullen Zora Pettit Hagerstown Phillip Clear Spring Donald Anetta Violet Beane Edgar Bennett N. Mutherly St Uniontosyst Mer Nubian Divers E. Coffman William Myers Silver Sprat Western Maryland State Hospital Shepherdstown W. Va Willian Anna Coe Brotherton Myers Washington, D. C Stansbury Margaret (Barrick) Moore Myers John W Takoma Park Robert Vinson William Bueneher Silver Springs Robert Smith Hyattsville T. Moore A. K. Coffman Weilvesiay Tunholt Spicknall Iiviting Mieime Won Mirsanie Latge A. Tee Monse Dodge Silver Spring Aé le

Jackie Kennedy in London draws crowds and praise

Mrs Kennedy plans sightseeing in Greece and London as crowds shout for Jackie. The First Lady dazzles in fashion with blue silk gowns and a full skirt, while her sister Princess Lee Radziwill joins social events at Buckingham Palace and tours with President and Mrs. Kennedy.

Frances Lewine Patel Lee Radziwill Woodrow Wilson Greece Dackie America London Paris Vienna Jackie Ag Neds’s Palace Buckingham Palace Crowela Specziwills Jack Opj Jackie Diamont Radziwill Queen Elizabeth 1

Noted Editor Ton Wallace Dies at 86

The obituary notes Ton Wallace, long-time editor, has died at age 86. The report also details a July traffic crash near Vienna in which Roy K. Hurley was killed and four others injured. Davenport and his wife Elizabeth were hospitalized. Davenport in critical condition. The piece mentions Dr. Hussert, a Virginia-based energy official, addressing local Kiwanis on isotope development and radiation technology.

Roy K Yood Hurley Vienna U.S Hurley Wood R. Davenport Davenport Campeer Margie Hospital Elizabeth Davenport Travlingh J. Miller U.S. 50 Nissistant Hussert Marine Energy Commission Willl Vituma Kiwanis Globynnes Thelhe Richmond Shelby Ville. Ky

Louis Wallace Dies Former Newspaper Editor at 46

Louisville area editor Louis Wallace, former president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and Inter American Press Association leader, died at home after a long career. He worked for Louisville Dispatch, Louisville Times, Louisville Traning Post, and Louisville Herald before returning to the Times and later guiding its editorial page. Funeral services will be held in Shelbyville.

Louisville, Ky American Society of Newspaper Editors Areaa of Kentucky Tom Wallice Louisville Times Inter-American Press Association Wallace Louisville Dispatch Louisville Troning Post Louisville Herald Louis Republic The Times Hem Watterson Walllace CourierJournal Phana Inyrada Shelbyville

Local Servicemen Promoted and Serving Aboard Global Fleets

Daniel A King Jr son of Mr and Mrs Daniel A King Sr of 205 Lincoln Ave promoted to airman second class at Schilling AFB Kansas and seeking mail from Saint Hagerstown High School friends Box 1033 310th Headquarters Squadron Schilling AFB. Navy Ens Walter J Fanston Jr son of 132 Broadway Hagerstown serving aboard USS Forrestal with Sixth Fleet in Mediterranean on six month cruise from Norfolk in February. John E Raidt German apprentice USN son of 115 Greenmount Ave graduated from Electricians Mate School at Great Lakes May 23. Milton E Weller Jr ASC Milo Weller of Dual Highway taking basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas.

Daniel A. King, Jr Daniel A. King Lincoln Ave Schilling Air Force Base Kansas Wein Saint Hagerstown High School Daniel John £. Rail USN Calvin C. Raidt Greenmount Ave Naval ‘Rainty Great Lakes Cnt Ayader Naval Milton E. Weller San Ate Dual Highway Lackland Air Force’ Base San Antonio Texas Weller South Hagerstown High School ASC Milton Fi. Weller, Jr Lackland Air Force

Robert Linzgmer Named To Temple University Student Council

Robert Linzgmer of Tem ple University was elected vice president of the Student Council. He entered Phi in 1959 and serves as corresponding secretary aid on social chairman of Pi Lambda Phi. He also belongs to Alpha Phi Omega and Hillel and was chosen to guide Freshman Orientation. He is a Dean’s List student.

Robert Linzgmer Win Temple University Tophy Pi Lambda Phi Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity Marketing Chib Society For the Advancement of Management Hillel, Mo Ciano

Maryland accident victim identified as Melvin Surguy

The other Maryland accident victim was Melvin Surguy of Posadeng Md who died in South Baltimore General Hospital. The Troy was injured in a four car crash in the Curtis Bay section for Baltimore Saturday.

Maryland Melvin Surguy Posadeng South Ballimore General Hospital Troy Curtis Bay Ballimore

Delphey Critiques Tax Burden for Junior College Costs

Delphey argues taxes fund junior college expenses and urges community aid through clubs and student effort. He notes nearly half of Kingston County assessment accounts are real estate or under 315,000, including widows and retired residents. He questions higher ed spending, cites school construction costs, and calls for personal responsibility to fund education. Weather mention and AP photo caption follow.

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Prayer A to our Father in Texas minister prayer text

Prayer A to our Father thanks Thee for the work given and strength to do it. Ask Thy nearness as we act and seek Thy blessing. Change our hearts and wills that we may love those Thou lovest and do what Thou commands in Jesus name Amen Pudley Strain Wubbock Tex minister First Church

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Kennedy to address mayors at June 13 meeting

President Kennedy will speak at the United States Conference of Mayors annual convention in Washington on June 13. He is set to give a luncheon address on the second day led by mayor Richardson H. Wedges and officials including Interior Secretary Udall and Commerce Secretary Luther H. Hodges.

Washington Kennedy United States Conference of Mayors Richardson H. Wedges Dilworth Philadelphia Stewart L. Udall Commerce Liutherton

Merchants Predict Boost In Summer Retail Sales

Merchants across the United States forecast stronger summer sales and invest more in advertising. A Bureau of Advertising survey of 235 retailers in 101 markets across 33 states and three Canadian provinces shows 64% expect higher sales than last year, 27% will raise summer ad budgets, and 46% anticipate profits to rise.

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Massachusetts May Modernize Sunday Laws

Massachusetts eyes modernizing blue laws after the Supreme Court ruling. Boston Rockport Brookline Barnstable Springfield Chicopee enforce the old statutes while others open more freely. The laws allow bread milk essentials and some recreational activities like golf and roller coasters. Enforcements described as half-hearted. police largely passive unless complained about.

Boston Massachusetts U. S. Supreme Court Specia Bos+ ton Rockpm't Brookline Barnstable Springfield Chicopee

Remove Warts with New Safe Compound Promises Scarless Cure

Doctors warn picking or scratching warts may cause bleeding and infection, but science now offers a colorless compound that penetrates warts and destroys cells. The formula purportedly melts warts away without cost or burning, leaving no scars and removing warts safely.

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