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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
2
President Johnson credits the tax cut for a drop in unemployment to 5.1 percent in May and a rise to 71.1 million employed, while warning youths face a high 16 percent teen jobless rate and urging anti poverty and training measures for young people.
A pedestrian crossing the street was struck by a car in heavy traffic after reportedly falling at the scene. Witnesses described a sad moment as the incident unfolded, with photographer Adrian Simpson capturing the scene.
On this day in 1915 William Jennings Bryan resigned as secretary of state after policy disputes over the Lusitania. Also noted: Amherst landed troops in Nova Scotia in 1758, Paine died in 1803, Jackson died in 1845, and other historical markers through 1984 with brief foreign policy and wartime references.
A fragment describes an Eskimo belief that spirits of the dead reincarnate in newborns to protect them. A parent should refrain from punishing a young child, as the spirit may resent interference, until the child can support itself.
Hagerstown Junior College announced 59 graduates for Tuesday exercises at South Hagerstown High School. The list includes Theodore Ansley Sr, Diane Baird, Stephen Bennett, JoAnne Bart, Christine Bonner, Ronald Brandenburg, Jane Byler, David Foltz, Ann Gordon, Nancy Hovis Charles Huber, Frederick Huffman, Melvin Murewitz, George Johnston Jr Raber Warren Kepner, Kane Miller, Roberta Mongan, Eric Munch, James Murray, Harold Seabolt Jr, Robert Shank, Madelyn Shearer, Vincent Spons, Frederick Starr, Marty Swink, Alice Takacs, Richard Waltz, Donald Weagley, and Wiehard Woodring.
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