20 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
1
The Welfare Department reviews why couples want a child and how they handle infertility. Case studies include Couple A’s tension and concealment versus Couple B’s open discussion, trust, and long marriage. Supervision assesses readiness, integration, and legal readiness for adoption.
President Eisenhower wrapped up his Orient tour with a massive reception in Korea and a brief stop in Okinawa amid anti American chants. He urged the new Korean government to embrace democracy while praising the Korean people’s wishes and the bold stance against communism. Security forces contained huge crowds as officials navigated the perilous route through Seoul.
New healing substance bio-dyne behind redness pain relief claims shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. Reported cases show reduction and itching relief with Preparation H ointment available at druggists with money back guarantee. USA patent noted.
The column urges volunteers to submit winning news items to the Daily Mail tip editor. It promotes studying past winning stories to learn reporting, notes cash prizes, and invites tips weekday mornings to early afternoon. It also hints at readers becoming volunteer reporters and emphasizes first-come, first-served competition.
A free booklet titled Arthritis and Rheumatism is offered to readers who request it. It claims drugs provide only temporary relief and promotes a non surgical treatment proven since 1919. No obligation to receive the instructive book. Write to The Beach Clinic Dept. 3903, Excelsior Springs Missouri.
Chambersburg Pa June 20 State Police reported Rep Douglas H Elliott a Republican from Chambersburg was found dead in Bear Valley State Park near the exhaust pipe of a car as a possible suicide Elliott who won a special election to fill an unexpired term and had just begun a two year term was married with three children born in Philadelphia and a former vice president of Wilson College for Women He served in the Navy during World War II and had been sworn in as a congressman in May 1966 police offered no motive for the death and no immediate foul play suspected
In Boston AP report, Virgil Reck and his son Robert Beck faced a failed kidney transplant. Doctors removed a kidney from Reck and transplanted it into Robert, who died on Father’s Day after a kidney ailment threatened his life. Reck, a Dayton police sergeant, said every effort was made and the act would have set a medical precedent. The piece includes reactions from officials and notes prior twin-based successes.
Richard H Smith of 32 F Lee Street, son of Milton S Stith, received the Bachelor of Business Administration at the 157th University of Georgia commencement in Athens on June 4. He belonged to the Delta Sigma Pi fraternity and now works as a residential representative for Potomac Edison Co.
The text notes Increase Mather a New England clergyman and writer was born June 21 1639 He served as pastor of North Church Boston for sixty years and led Harvard College as president from 1685 to 1701 The piece also mentions future tech like wearable TV sets enabling global and even space communication.
The page provides a star sign forecast for Aries through Pisces with dates and brief notes on humor, money, health, and personal outlook. It includes a publication date of May 5 1966 and credits Field Enterprises.
Local freight receivers and railroads in Hagerstown plan Clean Car Week with the Atlantic States Shippers Advisory Board leading efforts. The program, joined by Funkhouser Mills and Ruberoid, Koppers, Pangborn, and Central Chemical, aims to ensure inbound cars are fully unloaded for immediate reloading to prevent car idle time. Previous week showed 87 percent of inspected cars unloaded in clean condition. city officials and rail partners vow continued cooperation to reach 100 percent.
A devotional prayer praising faith and endurance through daily trials ends with an author attribution to Claude WU Broach of Charlotte and a closing Baptist minister. The note adds an unusual aside: Grantland Rice reportedly wrote about 67 million words in his career.
In a fragmented report on campaign strategy, Nixon and other leaders address the group. They discuss defense, potential missteps, and the need for experienced leadership, with mentions of speeches planned in Minot and Des Moines.
A 21 week strike by 17,008 Bethlehem shipyard workers may end with a wage increase described as a three year, cent hourly boost. A tentative agreement was reached in Washington after a San Francisco session, pending union membership approval. The fight halted about half a billion dollars in Navy shipping at eight yards along the East Coast including Quincy Massachusetts. Picket lines stay until final contract approval.
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