Security risk program faces major changes in U S effort
James Marlow reviews the Eisenhower loyalty program and a new 807 page commission report. The panel urges a Truman era framework with reforms, restoring hearings, face to face accuser confrontation, and subpoenas while protecting undercover intelligence operatives.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Congress
Truman
Loyd Wright
Commission
Trumen
Mg Vy
Thomas
Tha
Sha Ae
J2man
Sfen'ant
FBI
Special Saturday hours for disabled in Hagerstown office
The Hagerstown Social Security district office at 74 West Washington Street will open all day Saturday June 29 in addition to its usual weekdays. The special schedule runs 4 a.m. to 5 p.m. to accept last minute applications from severely disabled individuals eligible for Social Security disability protection. Mr. King urged those who have been disabled and unable to work for a long time to apply before June 30 to preserve disability benefits or freeze earnings records.
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Hagerstown
West
Washington Street
W.S. Sing
King
Social Security
Washington County
Local Pastor Stresses Need For Evangelism
Richmond delegates at the Church of the Brethren Conference urged intensified evangelism at home and abroad in the atomic age. Rev Dr Dewitt L Miller of Hagerstown urged a new mission zeal, criticizing belittlers of missionary service and calling for commitment to Christ and brotherhood through service and sacrifice. The social security act matter was also noted, with outreach to contact the social security district office by June 30.
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Richmond
Church of the Brethren Conference
Dewitt L. Miler
Hagerstown
Maryland
Jone
Shukraft Returns as Assistant County Agent in Washington County
Richard Shukraft resumes duties as assistant county agent in Washington County extending extension service with George Wood and Nick Tope. A Baltimore County native and U S Air Force veteran, he just completed active duty and plans to move his wife and child to the county.
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Shukraft
Richard Shukraft
The
Aly
Mark Miller
George Wood
Nick Tope
Washington County
Ayueny
Baltimore County
United States Air Force
Carrier Resigns Post At Hancock to pursue bachelor’s degree
Carrier resigns as parcel post carrier in Hancock to attend college full time. Five graduates from Hagerstown Junior College transfer to nearby colleges including Towson State Teachers College Shippensburg Franklin and Marshall and one each to La Salle Millersville State Teachers College with two graduates earning scholarships to American University and Franklin and Marshall. Roy Michael resigns as carrier to join Ritter Finance Company while continuing two years of college work.
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Shepherd College
Hagerstown Junior College
University of Maryland
Towson State Teachers College
Shippensburg
Franklin and Marshall
la Salle
Millersville State Teachers College
Hagerstown
William MacCarney
American University
Ronald Creager
Roy Michael
Hancock
Ritter Finance Company
Iecalitation
University Ofjin Hancock
Maryland
Maude
L. Shives
Land
Russ Shive
Reserve
Calia
Dual Wheels Wreck Part Of Building On Dual Highway
A set of dual wheels from a truck tore into the Vogel-Ritt building on Dual Highway Saturday afternoon. The wheels crushed the lavatory and caused total loss of the concrete block facility. Driver Robert C. Culbertson of Orrstown Pa. said he did not know immediately.
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Vogel- Ritt
Dual Highway
Richardson
Robert C. Culbertson
Orrstown
Woman dragged by moving car during street argument
Marie Mizner, 4 0 block Commonwealth Avenue, was dragged some distance by a moving car during an argument with her husband Lester D. Misner 22, who was detained by police for investigation. She suffered cuts and bruises and was taken to Washington County Hospital with no broken bones.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Marie Mizner
Lester D. Miser
July Fourth Will Feature Big Program
The July Fourth celebration in Waynesboro features a parade at 9 a.m. led by the Waynesboro Area Junior High School Band and a stadium program from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. with a talent show and fireworks to close. Eleven contestants will vie for seven cash prizes while 24 of 32 graduates plan further study at eight institutions. If rain cancels the parade, fireworks will be rescheduled and parade participants will receive movie tickets.
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Wayneshera
Hagerstown
I Junior College
A. m
Waynesboro Area
Atlee C. Kepler
Community College
Banta
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National Association of Cast Accountants
George W. Glick
Herbert L.zeger
Clarke T. Haynes
Robert F. Mast
EB. Keedy Young
George J. Fey, Jr
Carrier
I Bates
Mike Regan
Regan
Harry Sharp
Harry
Mike
Sebel
Vcore
WANT
FORD
Sharrett Motors
Roan
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