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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1961
Page
1
Congress lauded President Kennedy after his televised European trip briefing. Bipartisan voices praised his grasp of a divided world, nuclear risks, and new foreign aid aims to lift developing nations from communism.
Baltimore sources report Governor Tawes likely to confirm a bid for a second term at August events in Ocean City. Observers cite endorsements and fundraisers, with speculation centered on a potential ticket including comptroller Goldstone and attorney general Finis, plus names tied to a 1962 reelection slate.
Clergymen and law enforcement officers gathered for an Institute focused on moral law and democratic society. Clergy from Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish communities spoke on freedom, law, and civic responsibility, urging judges and officers to transform talks into practice and uphold charity, with future sessions planned by Baltimore police leaders.
Magistrate Dwyer notes breath test reading of .017 cannot alone prove guilt or innocence. Ranter admits four whiskey drinks after 6:40 PM. he is fined 10.48 dollars for reckless driving and a companion charge. Attorney Ollinger argues dentures affect speech and testimony.
Richard A. Roschli has been named to the market ing sales staff of Potomac Edison in the Hagerstown district. District Manager L V Milton announced the appointment, with Roschli serving as residential commercial representative to aid current personnel in promoting electric uses for both residential and commercial customers. He has worked at Potomac Edison since 1956, holding roles in accounting and as a traveling auditor before moving to the Southern District in Luray, Virginia. Roschli, a Penn State graduate, is married to Neney Jean Bowers and they plan to relocate to the area soon.
Five graduates from the Hagerstown area will receive Bachelor of Science degrees at Towson State Teachers College during the 96th annual commencement on Sunday June 1. Extramyy J. Barger Sander Couchman Helen J Radles Alan D. Williams and Margaret L Harsh are listed with their home addresses in Hagerstown Williamsport and area.
Dr and Mrs Andrew G Truxals will take an all expense trip to Hawaii funded by the College Board of Trustees this summer following retirement of the college president in July They will leave about July 5 and return around August 10 The text also notes that lollypops are a favorite with youngsters according to a candymaker and references the flithe sucks era.
The group including How ard E. Simpson and F. Strong discuss a tractor swap to save prisoners from execution in Cuba. Clergy and business leaders debate the proposal, with opponents calling it cruel and supporters urging action if lives can be saved. The letters frame moral weighings of humanity versus political expediency amid Castro’s regime.
Zurich on AP report confirms Carl Gustav Jung, Swiss psychologist and one of psychiatry’s three founders, died at 85 from a heart attack at his Zurich suburb home. Born July 26 1875 in Konstanz area, Jung challenged Freudian theory, introduced introvert and extrovert, studied collective subconscious, and remained active in research until shortly before death.
Kennedy delivers a lengthy Europe trip summary praising Western unity and warnings against communist inevitability. He urges continued U S foreign aid to developing regions and lauds Paris London talks with de Gaulle. Congress praised the firsthand Khrushchev meeting and noted improved direct communication between powers.
Accused teen Richard Williams, 16, of Taunton is held in connection with the slaying of newspaper boy James Maurice, 24, of East Taunton. Vallee Chick Reid said Williams admitted an argument followed by Williams striking the victim with a tool.
A prayed message asks Almighty God to grant unwavering faith that grows like a seed into courage. It seeks bold, faithful living and service to those in need, praising Jesus and invoking a mission to shine as a witness. From Roy H. Steller of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, former Evangelical UB publishing agent.
County commissioners on a quick vote limited junior college expansion to 400000, seeking state approval to borrow 200000 more for a total of 400000. They want to fund only the present South Hagerstown campus expansion while delaying larger plans and possible new sites. The move comes as education groups push for a bigger Hagerstown Junior College and state matching funds may be available.
Zeigler son of Mr. and Mrs. R Vincent Zeigier of Lel tersburg has been promoted to Airman First Class and is stationed at Sawyer Air Force Base in Gwinn Michigan Ronald graduated from North Hagerstown High School and entered the Air Force in September that year in ings on South High's campus could be turned over for the high schol to serve its growing enrollment Commissioner George Tingia seconded Downey's motion with all commissioners voting yes except Harry Snook who opposed stating insufficient facts for an intelligent decision and urging a county wide referendum on a college program to let taxpayers decide on funding
U S Ambassador James M Gavin joined veterans of the 2nd Battalion South Airborne Parachute Regiment to mark the 17th anniversary of the Allied invasion at Sainte-Mere-Eglise. Gavin, who parachuted there in 1944, led his wife to the tree where he landed as she trudged through Normandy mud, recalling his crawling entrance.
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