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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1974

Page

1

Nixon Plans 10 Day Trip to Brussels and Moscow

President Nixon returns to the White House from a Maryland weekend to brief domestic advisers before departing for Brussels then a 10 day Moscow tour. He will sign the Colorado River Basin salinity act and meet NATO officials while abroad. Brezhnev signals desire for stable U S relations in Pravda.

Washington Cato David Moscow Nixon White House Brussels Colorado River Mexico NATO Brezhnev Soviet Union Black Sea Oreanda Crimea Minsk Communist Party Pravda United States

Why am I getting Sports Illustrated after Life magazine stopped

The reader explains elderly couple wants no sports magazine after Life was discontinued. A card asked subscribers to choose a substitute. not returning it left Time Inc with no choice, resulting in Sports Illustrated shipments. Subscriptions may briefly continue before cancellation fully takes effect.

Sports Illustrated

Roaster lid woes and consumer complaints across Maryland

Letters describe a Century Metalcraft lid replacement failing in transit and a refund dispute. A contractor’s wages delay plagues an individual, followed by a warranty dispute over a tape recorder. Florida sues American Press Agency for illegal subscription activity. readers with complaints urged to contact state authorities.

Century Metalcraft Company Century American Press Agency Orlando Flan State of Florida Department of Legal Affairs Florida State Attorney General's Office Civil Division W. Pensacola St Tallahassee Pla

Reader's Digest Subscription Helpisson Hagerstown Man

Reader's Digest apologized for delays in delivering magazines to H. H. of Hagerstown. The firm extended the husband’s subscription by five issues to cover missed copies and said it would contact the local delivery agency.

Reader’s Digest H.H Hagerstown Hant

Gola Heights Disengagement Nears Completion

The Golan Heights disengagement nears completion as Israel hands a one mile strip of captured Syrian territory to UN forces and withdraws west of the 1967 line. Quinetra remains war scarred as the final evacuee site with Rabin stressing defense and peace pursuit.

Associated Press Golan Heights Quneilra Israel United Nations Henry A. Kissinger Quneitra Lebanon Mt. Hermon Jerusalem Yitzhak Rabin Yosef Tekoal USN Security Council

Paroled Robber Shot After Gas Station Hold Up

Elkridge Maryland AP patrol officers and a station attendant exchanged fire after Joseph Richardson 22 of Baltimore, a parolee from Paluxenmt, robbed a gas station. Richardson was shot five times in the chest and once in the neck and died at the scene. The attendant was questioned and not held. case to be turned over to the county prosecutor.

Elkridge Patuxent Institution Howard County Joseph Richardson Baltimore Richardson Paluxenmt

The Daily Mail Mailing and Publication Details

The Daily Mail published in Hagerstown Maryland lists address 28-31 Summit Ave and details subscription rates by mail or carrier, AP news rights, and holiday publication exclusions. It specifies rates by state and duration with annual costs and mailing notes.

Daily Mail Summit Ave. Hagerstown Hagerstown Associated Press Bet States

Kudirka Case Briefed for Nixon Before Moscow Talks

Simas Kudirka, a Lithuanian on a Soviet ship who jumped to a Coast Guard cutter in 1970, is said to be in a Ural labor camp serving a ten year treason term. U.S. officials verify citizenship questions while lawmakers press for his release and for aid to his mother in Lithuania.

Simas Kudirka Coast Guard Washington Kudirka Brantton Nixon Moscow Urals Lithuania Vigilant Martha’s Vineyard Island Mass State Department United States Raeeemra Ayaa WU Ami Thej Camp David Robert Hanrahan R-Al Hanrahan Com-ungst Beleause Dudirka Capitol Hill Congress House Charles Percy R-Ilbl Senate Kremlin Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Henry A. Kissinger White House

Mayors Showcase Rising Political Stars at National Conference

The U S Conference of Mayors in San Diego spotlights municipal leaders as potential national players. Democrats seek bigger influence for 1976 ticket with mayors like Boston’s Kevin White and LA’s Thomas Bradley cited as VP prospects. Republicans focus on Ralph Perk Lugar and Pete Wilson. Mayors press for power to marshal delegate blocks to the Democratic Convention and discuss civic influence with party leaders.

San Diego Calif U.S. Conference of Mayors Kevin White Boston Thomas Bradley Los Angeles Ralph Perk Cleveland Richard G. Lugar Indianapolis Ind U.S. Senate Pete Wilson California Democratic Catecrs Milwaukee Henry W. ‘Maier Robert Strauss Maynard Jackson O Allanta America New York Abraham Beame Jackson Beame NBC Meet the Press White Congress Senate

Voters Prefer Democrats in Gallup Poll Results

In Trinceton New Jersey area voters express party preferences from a Gallup poll. Among 3052 registered voters interviewed in May and June Democrats lead with 57 percent while 30 percent favor Republicans and 13 percent are undecided. A prior January survey showed 58 percent for Democrats and 29 percent for GOP.

Trinceton Ifty Congress Gallup

Bay Model Nears Completion on Kent Island

Ground broken a year ago for a 15 million hydraulic model of the Chesapeake Bay on Kent Island, 90 percent done under Capt Charles Olson US Army Corps, with completion set for August 3. The site features 14 acres under one roof and galvanized siding as the model awaits concrete molding next, to be directed by engineers from the Waterways Experiment Station at Vicksburg Mississippi.

Stevensville Chesapeake Bay Kent Island Charles E. Olson U.S. Corps of Engineers Corps of Engineers Waterways Experiment Station Vicksburg, Miss

Ethiopian Guerrillas Kill Nurse in Eritrea Capture

Ethiopian guerrillas killed Dutch nurse Alma Stickwerda after kidnapping her from an American mission hospital near Asmara. Deborah Dortzbach, a pregnant United States missionary, said the guerrillas forced both women to run and the Dutch nurse could not keep pace. Dortzbach was released unharmed and recounted the incident with associate reports in Asmara.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Deborah Doutzbach Freehold N.J Alma Stickwerda Eritrean Liberation Front Dertzbach Society of International Missions Asmara Eritrea Karl Asimara Dortzbach Grant Wyatt Wyatt

Five Hundred Teens Attend Mission Camp Boot Camp

About 500 teens from 47 states plus Canada and Mexico attend a two week Lord's boot camp in Melbourne Florida learning bricklaying carpentry and other trades. Leaders say the program aims to ready young missionaries for poverty stricken regions in Bolivia Colombia Haiti Venezuela and Peru through disciplined work and faith. Since 1971 the program has built churches youth camps orphanages airstrips and more.

Melbourne Fla Robert Blane Oe Ctae Thondenominational Bolivia Colombia Haiti Venezuela Peru Greenfield Ohio Canada Mexico Bland

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