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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
1
The report notes Congress may adjourn this week with delegates and cadets arriving early. Rayburn seeks to ensure Johnson's interests are not harmed in the process.
Pennsylvania troopers investigated a drowning at a Potomac area pool where Charles Metzer, born in Wolfsville, died despite artificial respiration attempts by Dr Walter Wolfinger and others. Metzer, a Waynesboro resident, had just moved to Martinsburg with his wife Beverly and worked for the Union Rescue Mission. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Minnich Funeral Home with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
The Daily Mail invites tips on local news stories not yet in papers. Readers can call Regent 3513 between 1 30 am and 2 00 pm to submit tips and vie for weekly cash prizes. Winners receive a postcard notification.
A North Dakota campaign scene centers on Davis the Republican and Benson and Burdick on farm policy. Davis argues farm programs are complex and no single solution exists while claiming the test foreshadows how farmers will vote for the next president.
Castro offered no evidence for his claims about the La Coubre explosion and accused enemies of fueling anti American sentiment. US Secretary of State Herter called his statements baseless while newsmen encountered hostile crowds and guards at the blast site. Reports say soldiers were on leave at the dump and a nearby garbage truck was said to have fired grenades, though this could not be confirmed.
Henrik Shipstead, former US Senator from Minnesota, died in his sleep at age 79 in a rest home. A member of the Farmer-Labor and later Democratic Farmer-Labor lines, he served in Washington and was elected to the Senate three times. his career included anti foreign involvement advocacy. He faced defeat in 19.
Article outlines seven strategies to reduce health care expenses including timely visits, selecting affordable providers, understanding deductions, and avoiding unnecessary procedures. Summaries various cost-saving steps and references a July Mastermind event highlighting practical tips for patients.
Obituary items note a Hagerstown resident of twelve years and church membership at St Pauls EUB. Surviving daughters Mary Scott Alice Virginia Mabel Schooley and son Jerry M plus sister nieces and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren are listed. Visitation at Norment Funeral Home then transfer to Hagerty Funeral Home Phillipsburg for services Wednesday. George S Badrich 66 of 307 Vistal Street died in Williamsport Sanitarium. He lived in Morrisburg Florida before settling in Hagerstown and worked as a maintenance foreman at Nestle American Cement Corp. Surviving wife Mildred two children Peter and Mrs Paul Snabley and three grandchildren plus two brothers and two sisters in Yugoslavia. Visitation Beat Haven Funeral Chapel with services Wednesday and interment Rest Maver Cemetery. Active pallbearers named.
Jacob M. Ankeney announces 2 marketing quota penalties set at 1.08 per bushel for excess 1960 crop wheat. Penalty equals 45 percent of parity. current parity is 2.99. Growers approved 1960 quotas on July 23, 1959. noncompliance leads to penalties unless limited by acreage rules. price support and parity details cited.
Prayer text asking for renewed mind and spirit through awareness of God. Blesses readers to shed old habits, embrace sunshine of righteousness, and move from spiritual inactivity to whole hearted commitment in Christ. Gives location and author credits.
In Maryland the Associated Press survey shows John F Kennedy as the first choice of 26 of 71 delegates and alternates for the Democratic National Convention. Adlai Stevenson and Stuart Symington each named by eight. Lyndon Johnson three. several undecided. Kennedy also leads as second and third choice, with Stevenson, Symington and Johnson receiving other rankings. Delegation control rests with caucus majorities, though Governor Tawes has not pledged a firm preference.
Rev. Stanley Hauser of Charles Town West Virginia will leave with his family for Houston Texas after accepting a call to St Mark's Episcopal Church which serves about 2000 members. His tenure in Charles Town saw church growth stronger religious education and a new Sunday school. He has served as president of the Ministerial Association dean of the Eastern Convocation and clerical trustee of the Virginia Theological Seminary and county Red Cross chairman. The Times Square subway handles about 4 million riders annually.
San Marcos residents perished during a flood when their car was swept off a roof. Culverde washed away at a culvert near Seguin. Port Lavaca saw over five feet of floodwater after 40 inches of rain. typhoid cases reported as water caused concern in the city.
John Sapp a junior at Columbus College of Art and Design Ohio earned the Mary Hutchinson Scholarship for outstanding achievement in art progress and cooperation He majors in Industrial Design and Advertising The notice lists other drowning incidents in Port Lavaca Aransas Pass Houston and Staples Texas with several victims named and ages
AP dispatch outlines how the May 1 U2 overflight and the Paris summit fallout spurred a public address on Eisenhower’s travels to Asia. It notes rioting in Tokyo, allied doubts about the flight’s necessity, and the incomplete administration explanations. The piece emphasizes the unresolved question of why the May 1 mission proceeded.
A House Rock Valley herd of 200 buffalo was separated from the group as a fire swept vast acreage in Arizona. The animals on the canyon floor near the Colorado River faced terror while the rest of the herd remained nearby and reportedly safe. Wind shifts could threaten the north rim and Angel Lodge if the fire reverses direction and moves westward toward Oleson.
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