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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1974

Page

1

Cape Cod Trip Hints In Vacation Prize Rules

A Florida hotel association explains vacation prize rules clarifying Group A and Group B trips. Winners may swap to a Cape Cod Group B trip only after securing another couple for Group A or taking both trips with a $10 reservation fee, with transport and extra costs on the winners. Mrs. J.K. of Hagerstown seeks a response before forfeiture.

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Not The Best Response From Best PRo Co of New York

A reader from Hagerstown asks for help reclaiming Easter film and a $2.70 processing fee. The company says 20,000 reels are in processing and cannot check on individual orders, but customers expect courtesy and timely updates.

Best Pro Co New York Eech Hagerstown Best

Magazine subscription mixup prompts address change fix

Mrs J W of Hagerstown complains that after moving from Laurel the Neighborhood Periodical Club did not update publishers, causing postage due on four months of magazines. The club warns publishers need up to 12 weeks to correct labels and extends the subscription by four months to compensate.

Laurel Hagerstown J. W Neighborhood

New French President Faces Political Crisis

Paris AP reports President Servan-Schreiber faced a political crisis as he opposed a planned summer above ground nuclear test series in the South Pacific. Premier Chirac dismissed him as minister for contravening cabinet solidarity, while Servan-Schreiber remains a vocal critic and Radicals leader.

Paris Servan-Schreiber Ee Guar Jean-Jackt South Pacific Servan Schreiber Long France Jacques Chirac L’express Chirac Servan- Schreiber Pacific

Irish hunger striker Michael Gaughan buried as IRA leader defies police

Thousands mourners attend the Dublin funeral for hunger striker Michael Gaughan as Cugilive (IRA) leader David O Connell delivers the graveside oration amid a large IRA honor guard. Donoughmore kidnapping victims freed after strikers halt action. Lord Donoughmore and Countess injured but stable. A separate IRA protest incident in Northern Ireland ends with a prison riot and a racetrack bombing in England.

Dublin Ireland Irish Republican Army Michael’ Gaughan IRA Michael Gaughan Ballina County Mayo David O'Connell Provisional Irish Republic Northern Ireland O'Connell Marion Dolours Price Earl Countess of Donoughmore Hunter Lord Donoughmore Gaughan Isle of Wight Belfast England

Retarded Persons Find Faithful Community at Pacific State Hospital

In Los Angeles AP report, Rev. Courtney E. Peterson and colleagues at Pacific State Hospital in Ploplar lead a special religious service for mentally retarded residents. They emphasize inclusion, use music and therapy in worship, and affirm that love and emotion exist across intelligence levels.

Los Angeles Pacific State Hospital Poplar God Courtney E. Peterson Peterson Pacific Patrick J. Crowley Eugene Gruenhberger Father Crowley Jesus California Fairview State Hospital Costa Mesa Francis McClash Dr. McClash

Soviet Professor Seeks Asylum in United States

Boris P. Redkin a 36 year old Russian language professor at Osaka University requested asylum in the United States. An embassy spokesman said the request was under consideration in Washington. Japanese sources note he arrived in Japan in 1972 under a cultural exchange program.

Tokyo Japan Osaka University United States U.S Boris P. Redkin Leningrad University Washington

The Daily Mail Publication Details and Rates

The Daily Mail lists publication hours and holiday schedule for Hagerstown Maryland with address 25 31 Summit Ave and zip 21740. It notes Associated Press exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches and provides subscription rates per week month and year.

Daily Mail Summit Ave Hagerstown Associated Press Carer

Soviet Sends Syria First MIG23 Fighter Squadron

U S intelligence reports indicate the Soviet Union delivered 16 crated MIG23 Floggers to Syria aboard Russian merchant ships. Crates were observed at Nikolayev, a key Black Sea port, and analysts note the MIG23's swing wings and top speed near 2000 mph but weaker combat range compared with the MIG21.

Fred S. Hoffman Washington Soviet Union Syria U.S Leary Nikolayev Black Sea Russia

Garment Strikers May Return After Vote

The Amalgamated Clothing Workers union board unanimously recommended rank and file acceptance of a tentative three year pact with the Clothing Manufacturers Association. The deal reportedly provides an average $1 raise on a $3.50 hourly wage, potentially ending nationwide picket lines at 750 factories in 30 states.

New York Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union Clothing Manufacturers Association of the U.S.A

Katherine Cornell Dies Star Of Stage At Seventy One

Actress Katharine Cornell known for The Barretts of Wimble Street Romeo and Juliet dies at her Vineyard Haven home pneumonia is listed as cause of death She was 71 born February 16 1893 in Germany raised in Buffalo New York Britannica credits her with elevating theater worldwide and a 20 853 mile repertory tour her legacy includes Can Can and Saint Joan and wartime service with Barretts lead role on stage and in limited television appearances Memorial service set for Vineyard Haven.

Boston Vineyard Haven Town Hall Miss Cornell Germany Buffalo N.Y Guthrie McClintic Iris Marsh Mijetenet Arlen Katharine — Cornell

Uncle Of Queen Elizabeth Dies In London

The Duke of Kent, brother of King George and uncle to Queen Elizabeth, died at Barnwell Manor Northamptonshire at age 74 after a long illness. Born March 31 1900 he served as a soldier and later as governor general of Australia before retiring in 1947.

London George Queen Elizabeth George V Ness Queen Mary Barnwell Northamptonshire Buckingham Palace Marder Australia

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