07 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
1
In Chicago, Truman says he and Dean Acheson rejected a State Department spy flight proposal. He explains they saw no justification and feared provoking the Soviet Union. He also notes his stance on espionage during his presidency and regrets not sharing more details.
Boonsboro Council approves new council district boundaries and forming committees. Mayor Herr's recommendations include Part Committee with A C Halfer and Cline for two terms, East and Paul May and Glee Angie for one year terms, Traffic Health and Safety Committee with Byer line, Welty and Maddren. Street Commission to Maddren Sinnisen, and Assistant Mayor Warren Welty. The council moves to reimburse town officials for income lost when they miss work for town duties.
A fragmentary notice extols a Peabody graduate Paul Davis and a local lending service offering quick friendly loans with low charges. It mentions arranging loans via office or phone, while a separate council scene notes a withdrawn motion and a formal group backing a full-time deputy sheriff in southern Washington County.
Fragmented report shows hearings on a Peach Bottom style nuclear plant in York County Pennsylvania. Court actions include Graber fined for traffic device violation after a March crash that killed a rider. Public health and safety agencies discuss radiation containment and projected costs, while local town matters note softball league approval and park use.
Williamsport resident Paw LeRoy Davis earned a Master of Music in organ at Peabody Conservatory Baltimore on June 5. A community meeting in Helantietam-Dargan park featured processional music, prayers, and excerpts from Bach as part of a school and Parent-Teachers' Association program honoring Davis.
Knight Newspapers report details a 1987 study mission by Rep. Robert Chiperfield and aides to Venezuela Salvador and Mexico. Travel and expenses pushed total taxpayer cost to 2486.08 as U.S. embassies handled foreign currencies, a rare glimpse into overseas spending.
AP report outlines stalled judiciary efforts and a push to expand federal judgeships to reduce backlogs. The article notes the role of Congress, overseas funding reports, and a trip tied to Chiperfield, Schupp, and alumni from Western Maryland, with funds and expenses discussed but unclear details.
John L. Carnachan of Nowlands Road was elected an alumni visitor to the Western Maryland College board of trustees on Alumni Day at the Westminster campus.
The article notes a tentative end of June date for rebuilding work at the Silk Mill on the old site. Town officials discuss annexation area voting and registration requirements under state law, with Mayor L Beard Miller urging orderly proceedings and adherence to district boundaries.
Kings Daughters Hospital earns accreditation after review by health authorities. Officials cite adherence to patient safety standards, staff training, and facility quality as key factors in the accreditation decision.
A labor strike stopped work at Convair missile bases. The union reported uncertain pay boosts and fringe benefits, while management cited higher costs. Negotiations paused with federal mediator E Klarvin Scod calling for the next bargaining session soon.
Reflex camera sales dominate the market as new models promise easier use and improved image stories. The feature set keeps the classic layout while highlighting faster setup and sharper pictures, with observers noting top performance amid growing consumer interest.
A brief health notice describes relief efforts for arthritis patients. It states soreness and joint pain throughout the body and mentions conditions diagnosed as rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatism. The notice invites free information for those seeking help.
William P. Kondrat of Sperry and Hutchinson in Metuchen announces the S&H Green Stamp catalog, the largest edition to date, with over 1,000 items on 100 pages. It will be distributed to coatomer merchants and available at redemption centers, featuring room settings from five American homes and Dorothy Draper selections. notes a 65-year history with major changes in 1958.
The families of Henry Stotter and Donald Dickerhor announce a joint funeral service replacing separate rites. Services will be Wednesday at 10:50 a.m. at Grove Funeral Home Hancock, with Rev. C. C. Russell officiating. Interment follows at Rethel Methodist Cemetery for Stotter and River View Cemetery for Dickerhorf.
Five Washington County teachers are set to join a state meeting of vocational agriculture instructors in Gaithersburg on Saturday. Attendees include Joseph Scott of Williamsport High, W Harford Biggs of South Hagerstown High, Horace W. Fuller of Smithsburg High, and Kenneth Ramsburg and William Atenpurg of Boonsboro High. Don Watkins of Gaithersburg, president of the State Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association, says the gathering will plan for upcoming challenges facing agriculture leadership.
Prayer asks Almighty to grant peace and strength through Thy Spirit. The minister John Sutherland Booncil of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City delivers a reverent plea for calm in heart and trust in God.
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