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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1960
Page
2
The notice offers dog welfare advice for Independence Day, urging owners to protect pets from fireworks. It covers preventing ingestion of cleaners, washing feeding dishes, and supervising dogs, noting loud noises can scare puppies and cause them to hide or roam. It suggests safe foods like beef, liver, and dairy for dogs and warns against dangerous play with firecrackers.
Washington AP House members must limit government paid living expenses to 25 dollars a day on trips starting July 1. An 12 dollar per diem cap for executive branch staff applies. higher costs require advance chairmen approval. The rule aims to curb excesses after Knight News Service reports of up to 103 dollars daily in some cases.
A fragmentary account describes Rep. Omar Burleson meeting President Eisenhower and references Korean student agitators and anti Syngman Rhee protests in Seoul. The piece mentions tensions around government actions and media portrayals amid ongoing Korean affairs.
Gene Austin, veteran hitmaker of 86 million records, reflects on his career and the power of nostalgia. He recalls starting in Louisiana at 15, moving to New York at 22, and performing at his birthday party in Seattle where crowds span generations. He says his success rests on memory tunes like Blue Heaven and My Blue Heaven, while noting he cannot read music and prefers thinking over formal training.
A chemical engineering student recounts sitting with Korean elders at the U S Embassy table with Dr John M Chang breaking the ice. He recalls his parents dying during the Communist occupation of Seoul and feeling a strong family presence, balancing speech and usefulness in the conversation.
New York AP report outlines the pressure on the telephone system as mixed letter and digit numbers may vanish. Experts say only about four hundred million possible two-letter combinations can form easily remembered words, prompting a shift to all-number dialing for future clarity and efficiency.
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