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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1963

Page

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Cambridge Race Troubles Still Far From Settlement

Cambridge remains deadlocked over integration as city officials hold firm on an equal accommodations amendment and Negro leaders reject it. Negotiations are off per city attorney Thompson, with no talks planned. National Guard presence and a mass demonstration history frame the dispute amid budget talks and ongoing unrest.

C. Awdry Thomapson Thompson Cigr Council Justlee Department Gloria Richardson Aimiracke Justice Department Kay Hrant George M. Helston

Udall Pressures Assateague Island Development Plan

Secretary Udall toured Assateague Island landing amid anger from private lot owners who oppose federal acquisition. Maryland officials including Louis Goldstein and Daniel Brewster pledged support for a $12.9 million plan to develop and possibly privatize portions. Owners argued private development misuses funds. Worcester County officials contended bridges and sewers delay building.

Annapolis of the Interior Stewart Udall Soto Key Maryland Louis J. Golds Stam. Goldstein Tawes Hoard of Public Works Daniel B. Brewster THM Lawrence Hammierman Maryland Commission of Forests and Parks Worcester County Fot Cabinet South Point Stader Philly P. King Congress King Alexandria Ocean Beach Club Inc Assateague National Park Service Udair Arizona Russia Czechoslovakia Interior Department Department Cape Hatteras Cape Coc Ile Worcester Robert C. Walker Ant Health Department Dels Tusgell O. Hickman Mark Pilchard Walker Rogera C. A. Morton Udalis Rol Healll

Local Deaths Continued Fromtage Services at 2 PM

Rev Noland Reichard and Rev Charles Green will officiate a local death observance with burial in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Werl Avenue from 7 to 9. Flowers omitted per family request. Burial follows in Silver Run Cemetery Westminster.

Noland Reichard Charles Green Aveniig Billy Hoff Carn Hentrice Holt David J. Hoff Avalon Manor Curvall County Taneytown Silver Run Westminster

Chief Attends Maryland Law Enforcement Officers Convention

Chief Bairnton Overton attends a three day convention of the Maryland Law Enforcement Officers Association in Mine City Ny. Lt Harold Kiser will lead the department in the chief’s absence until return.

Biair P. Overton Maryland Law Enforcement Officers Association

Martin Earns Penn Graduate General Scholarship for 1963 64

John Edward Martin of 709 Sunset Ave received the Graduate General Scholarship from the University of Pennsylvania for the 1963 64 term. A former Herald Mail carrier and 1958 graduate of South Hagerstown High, he earned a BA in Biology from Catawba College in 1962 and will begin his sophomore year in veterinary medicine at Penn where he serves as secretary of Alpha Psi fraternity.

John Edward Martin Iprald DU. Marstin Sunset Ave University of Pennsylvania Martin Uerald-Mall South Hagerstown High School Catawba College School of Veterinary Medicine University Alpha Psi Fraternity

Clifford thidlson earns Penn Medical School grant

Clifford thidlson of Mudgon dual highway receives an Abheikioy Brant from the University of Pennsylvania Medical School for the 1968 academic year to begin studies toward the Doctor of Medicine degree. He previously earned a BA from Franklin and Marshall College, studied pre medical biology, and held band and fraternity memberships.

Clifford Thidlson Clinton Mudgon Univer. of Pennsylvania Medical Brant Mudsoo Wally Mall Carrier Franklin Marshall College Hig Spring P& M. Conertant Kappa Sigma

Kennedy Defenses and Unity Call For Europe Pact

President Kennedy argued for Atlantic partnership and European unity through integrated security and economy. He praised the Marshall Plan NATO and the Common Market while urging practical steps like a multinational fleet and shared deterrents to strengthen Western cohesion and resist division.

Kennedy NATO America Nillan Moust Europe de Gaulle France

Board approves new school sites at cost of 197000

The Board of Education approves site acquisitions near Conococheague Elementary, aiming to balance cost and location. Condemnation rules for tracts over 50 acres discussed. plan includes grouping buildings, potential resale of front lots, and county involvement with Commissioners. Total near seventy-seven thousand?

Ters Berkson Miller Custer Uno Board of Education Willy Joniier Jocalion Conacocheague

Girls Hear State Leaders At Annapolis Lunch

In Annapolis 223 politically minded girls, delegates to the American Legion’s 18th annual girls state, were to hear state senator Ben Davis and Delegate Frances J. Heth discuss government. The event follows a week of campaign activity as the mock government election nears with candidates from Federalist, Nationalist parties competing for mayor and council president roles in Westminster and nearby towns.

Annapolis APIA American Legion Ben Paul A D-Ballo Land del Frances J. Heth Balto Patitiv Vsey Barbara Zumbrin Manchester Carroll Couinty Canddate Paula Mullinix Westminster Schmipholer Leslie Lumpkty Tample Hills Delores Bobian Baltimore Martha Raver Belaterstown Nancy Goltberg Takoma Park Campteoler

Prayer Today at Christian Schools and Colleges

Prayer asks God to guide teachers and students toward truth and light, that they become humble witnesses for Christ. It prays that individuals and institutions become havens of righteousness in communities, asked by James Ross McCain of Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga.

Jesus James Ross McCain Decatur, Ga Ancritus Agnes Scott College

Violates Same Law 44 Times in U S District Court

Samuel Martinez Garcia, 8 Glyearné Mex ey, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for violating the same law for the 44th time. He admitted plans to violate again and entered the United States illegally. He claimed his wife and child reside in San Francisco, and his spouse Mary is a U.S. citizen.

Tucson Ariz Samuel Martinez- Garcia U.S. District Court Martinez United States Maema San Franciso Mary U.S

Martinsburg area death of George G Strouse age 82

George G Strouse 82 of 514 Nock cliff Drive Martinsburg died in King's Daughters Hospital Monday after a period of illness. He was the son of the late Charles R and Susan Glenner Strouse and the widower of Sars F Boyd. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ralph P French Martinsburg and Mrs Donald Hess Miami Florida, three brothers William D and Harry G both of Martinsburg and Charles P of Halfway. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with Rev Glenn F Stevens officiating. Burial at Toose Dale Cemetery Martinsburg.

Martinsburg George G. Strouse Nockcliff Drive King's Daughters Hospital Charles R Susan Glenner Strouse Sars F. Boyd Hodgesville Methodist Church Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Ralph P. French Donald Hess Miami Florida William D Harry G Charles P Halfway Brown Funeral Home Glenn F. Stevens I Tose Dale Martins

The General To Be Greeted With Fanfare Here Tomorrow

The General arrives for a two day Maryland showing with a public exhibit on W Baltimore Street in Hagerstown. The event includes a medal presentation by the National Civil War Centennial Commission and a chance to inspect the locomotive and coach.

Hagerstown High Ville Railroad Centennial Organization of Smail Thelfry Washington, D.C Hagerstown Maryland Louisvvile Nashville and Crier Clark Jennings Will Belide Norfolk & Western Norrison Baltimore St. A

Delegation Walkout Marks World Women's Congress Event

In Moscow a Cuban delegate sparked a dispute as the Communist sponsored World Women's Congress opened with a walkout by Italian delegates over an anti American speech. The spokesman said the U S delegation did not leave and the protest centered on social conditions for women and home life.

Moscow World Women's Congress Kremlin Palace of Congresses Dapa United States Fems “Bataye Reall Congress

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