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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
2
The drive for Community Rescue Service aims to raise 40 250 dollars for the next fiscal year but has collected just over 10 000 so far. The volunteers answered over 2 600 calls this year, and continued support is urged to sustain the vital service.
The article surveys G M and oil industry efforts to create a fumes free gasoline car, with projections by Prof Jay A Rolt and W J Ming predicting major reductions in emissions by 1975 and near pollution free engines in twenty years. It notes electric cars remain viable for city transport and envisions a future with diverse motorized vehicles alongside gasoline engines.
The piece argues Israelis must balance secure frontiers with measured concessions to Arab neighbors and urges restraint toward Egyptian and Syrian provocations. It credits Arab leaders in Jordan and Saudi Arabia with restraint, cautions Russia to seek face, and urges Western nations to pursue a cautious postwar Middle East accommodation without humiliating any side.
A collection of brief notes from yesteryears features W Walter Elmer moving his family to a new Orphans Home in San Mar Albert RR. Tax collectors Boyard and Downin report steady collections on first day of tax redections. A circus elephant at Chambersburg was killed after rampage. Maryland Armory on North Potomac Street to be repaired for more space. Four State Live stock auction sees high livestock turnover. Election returns from 1870 1871 municipal races found in county land records. Fairchild Engine expansion plans at three divisions noted by Richard Bochelle. Hag ers town athlete and Notre Dame alum Love connected to narcotics cases in Chicago. son of Junius A Love of Hagerstown.
A letter warns Hagerstown residents about city ordinances allowing tow trucks to remove parked cars after 24 hours. The writer accuses police and towing firms of an underground racket, cites past charges, and calls for public disclosure of towage profits. The piece also includes other community notices and commentaries on ambulance funding and Middle East views.
A 14 to 15 year old writer defends the Community Rescue Service CRS. She argues Dwyer misinformed readers and praises volunteers, noting siblings and relatives contribute time. She laments lazy citizens who complain and urges more voluntary help for emergencies.
Dr. R L Nace a research hydrologist urges careful planning to meet future water needs and warns against dangerous side effects from large projects like canals and power plants. He cautions that altering earth and weather carries risk of shifting disasters from one area to another and calls for long range, common good considerations guided by faith.
Johnson strives to empower more foreign aid despite bipartisan pushback as the Foreign Aid authorization faces opposition. Revelations by Senate and House panels expose large food shipments to Arab states and 362.943 million in outstanding Export-Import Bank commitments, with critics urging curbs and a 1987 amendment linking aid to Arab-Israeli hostilities.
A health guidance piece notes simple rules to prevent illness amid lifestyle strains. It discusses dangers of abuse, poor sleep, bad meals, and alcohol. Emphasizes late middle age heart health, upcoming arteriosclerosis prevention, and industrial physicians' role with workers aged 30s to 50s. It includes reader questions on brucellosis symptoms and diabetes insipidus with succinct answers and practical advice.
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