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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

11

Profumo Affair Rocks London Forefront of Politics

London AP reports a scandal involving Christine Keeler describing affairs with Secretary of State for War John Profumo and Soviet naval attache Yevgeny Ivanov. Profumo resigned after admitting false statements to Parliament. questions arise over security, royal involvement, and Prime Minister Macmillan’s oversight.

Christine Keeler London Robin Drury Old Bailey Aloysius Gordon Miss Keeler John Profuma Britain Harold Macmillan Daily Express Today John Profumo Yevgeny Eugene) Ivanov Jack Prov Furo Ivanov Miss. Keeler Daily Sketch Christine Eugene Ivanov Profumo Macmillan House’ ‘of Commons Valerie Hobson Christie The Daily Express Ivan Labor Party Harold Wilson Buckingham Palace Commons Queen Mother

Plan Service For Pope John in London Service

Archbishop of Canterbury to celebrate requiem and holy communion in London as part of Pope John events. Church leaders and faithful gather for a solemn service marking the pontiff's visit.

Pope John London Canterbury Church of England

Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher Enthralls Maryland Birdwatchers

Washington County Liquor Board heard Don Easton’s liquor license bid for Shuffle Inn at Clear. Reports describe a rare scissor tailed flycatcher sighting drawing large birding crowds, with witnesses detailing the bird’s distinctive tail and a delay in license approval amid mixed testimony. The Texas bird, native to the south, has occasionally appeared on the East Coast, sparking local fascination and wildlife notes.

Washington County Liquor Board Don Easton Noble Aid Ald Bi Harriett Vsed Shuffle Inn Maryland Talbot Texas John W. Noble Jr Boston Bailey

Boonsboro Endures Yet Another Heavy Rain Storm

Boonsboro area received 4.14 inches of rain in about 20 minutes, bringing the month’s total to 3.07 inches. The storm affected Laplains and St. James areas with high winds but limited damage while fields and roads flooded. Weather Bureau forecasts fair, cooler weather ahead with a chance of showers. authorities reported a hot day with temperatures around 66. The Liquor Board rejected several license applications, upheld a 1958 decision on an appeal, and granted Logan Gallagher Sr. a Plaza Restaurant license at 1st block N Potomac St despite prior revocation for inaccurate information. a Hanover driver was injured after a crash involving a motorcycle.

Boonsboro Hagerstown Lappais St. James J. Howard Beckenbaugh Weather Bureau Mercury Liquor Board Circuit Court Logan Gallagher, Sr Plaza Potomac St Logan's Tavern Lcensee Theyaiwre Gilling Ham Landis Hanover Hallagher York County

Dewey backs Rockefeller in bid for GOP nomination

Former Gov Thomas I Dewey praised Nelson A Rockefeller as the logical foe to President Kennedy in the next election at a New York GOP fundraiser. Dewey, who urged support from 2,700 Republicans, also sent well wishes to the Rockefellers as they begin their honeymoon.

New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Thomas I. Dewey Uwnlee Dwight D. Eisenhower Dewey Rockefeller Kennedy Williiam E. Miller Miler Congress

Guardsmen Go On Duty In Alabama

Washington reports Alabama National Guard troops will begin two weeks of summer training soon not tied to desegregation events. Guardsmen from the 31st Division may be federalized if President Kennedy directs, as federal authorities prepare for possible admission of three Negro students to the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa and Huntsville.

Washington Alabama National Guardsmen Bist Infantry Division Army U.S University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Huntaville Alabama National Guarda Kennedy Ft. McClellan Ala Birmingham Camp Shelby Mississippi 31St George C. Wallace Alabame Wallace Svith

Two Die In Route 116 Crash Near Hanover Pa

A motorcycle and a car collided on Route 116 near Hanover Pennsylvania early today, killing two Spring Grove men and injuring a third. The deceased were Dean Myers, 30, the rider, and his passenger John Tsipsibelis, 18, both of Spring Grove.

Hanover Route 116 Here Dean Myers Spring Grove John Tsipsibelis Spring

Professor Offers Solution To Redistricting Problem

Dr Roland J Perusse proposes a Maryland redistricting plan to create new districts by linking counties with city wards. The plan would shift representation in Congress, potentially giving Baltimore County and Anne Arundel more influence, and it faces opposition from the League of Women Voters. A special session to decide may be called.

Baltimore Perisse Maryland Elphiha France Delo- Georges Howard League of Women Anne Arundel Anne Arundel Cowly Friendati Shore Carroll Anna Shore County Harford Washington Prince Georges Muntgom Cousse

Burglars Steal Over $1000 From Turner's Dual Lanes

Burglars forced a west door and saf e at Turner's Dual Bowling Lanes, taking over 1000 dollars while ignoring other cash and jewelry. Detective Powers and Hep Davis investigated. the loss was discovered at 2 45 am by promotional director Jack Phleeger after returning from an outflow meeting. alleys had been locked since midnight.

Turner James Powers Hep L. D. Davis Jack Phleeger

Funkhouser Named Liquor Inspector and Board Officers

The organizational meeting named Ralph L. Funkhouser as Liquor Inspector for the board effective immediately and announced Samuel Naylor would continue as rector until July 1. Ernest V. Wachs was elected chairman, Allan F. Heller treasurer, and Mason W. Giaousherstory to the board. The board set weekly sessions for Thursday mornings and noted Funkhouser, a Ward Four city councilman, has divested business interests to devote time to liquor duties.

Washington County Liquor Board Ralph L. Funkhouser Samuel Naylor Ernest V. Wachs Allan F. Heller Mason W. Giaoaus Herstory Funkhouser Liquor Board

Damage suit seeks 1000 over Longmeadow auto crash

Ault seeking 1000 has been filed in Circuit Court against James G. Starr of 722 Oak Hill Ave by Paul K. Martin for use of Erie Insurance Exchange. The action stems from an October 17 automobile collision on the Longmeadow Lot in which the Marlin car was damaged. Lawyer Roland C. Ready leads the case.

Ault James G. Starr Oak Hill Ave Paul K. Martin Erie Insurance Exchange Longmeadow Marlin Roland C. Ready

County EDC Committee Appointments

The Washington County Economic Development Commission announced for the year starting June chair man M P McKann presides over new committee chairmen. Appointed are Charles Greeb finance James M Willson industrial sites A MacDonald defense contracts William G Hall tourist trade Odella M Leiter nominating Raymond C Patterson area promotion Robert E Lakin Jr building cost study Daniel M Falla Potomac River study. Liaison functions assigned to Lawrence Yo Downey agriculture John A Latimer Jr legal McKann and Lawrence Downay planning and zoning. The executive committee will include McKann Mac Donald Grech Downay Foltz and two more later. The budget committee will consist of the executive committee and Patterson as Area Promotion Chairman.

Washington County Economic Development Commission Aad Walson M. P. McKann Charles Greeb Nance James M. Willson A. ¥. MacDonald Wiliam G. Hall Odella M. Leiter Raymond C. Patterson Arce Robert E. Lakin, Jr Daniel M. Falla Potomac River Lawrence Yo Downey John A. Latimer, Jr Lawrence Downay EDC McKann MacDonald Grech Foltz Ater

Destruction cases pit bolts and a home made bomb

City police investigate malicious destruction of property with rocks bolts and a suspected homemade bomb. Pryor’s Service Station windows valued at 80 dollars were smashed by bolts between 10 am Thursday and 4:40 am today. A porch fire on Wednesday and a homemade bomb finding are noted. A car windshield was damaged by stones. youths fled.

Burl Richard Pryor Pryor Pennsylvania Ave Harry Holzer Cypress §T Harley M. Snyder William K. Hall W. Howard St S. Patomag St

Blind 11YearOld Meets President Kennedy in Chase of his Wish

A blind boy, Joey Renzi, age 11, met President Kennedy during a stop near Washington County. The boy’s letter asked to shake the President’s hand, and Kennedy expressed appreciation as the boy described his “golden clasp” memory and hope for a future visit. Weather notes mention a cooler, partly cloudy weekend forecast for San Diego.

Joey Renzi President Kennedy San Diego Calif API Hencoper Ken Jolly Kennedy Brad Korth Joey Joey Tietz Melyte West Virginia West Virginia — Fab Tan White House Thia

Desegregation Efforts Sparking Violent Mob Clash in Lexington

In Lexington North Carolina a night of race riots left one white man dead and a newspaper photographer wounded as about 2,000 white demonstrators faced 1,000 Black residents. Police called for National Guard aid and troopers as rocks, bottles and gunfire erupted near segregated cafes and a theater.

Lexington N. C North Carolina Art Richardson High Point Enterprise Fred Link Link Winston-Salem Richardson Lexington Hospital High Point John Baskin Thomasville James Comer Davidson County Homer Lee Cox State Highway Patrol Greersboro Greensboro Jesse Jackson North Carolina A&t College Jackson Fear Mo

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