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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1961

Page

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New Congressional District Approved By House

The House approved a new congressional district amid storm over savings loan legislation. Key players include Gov Tawes, House Majority Leader Boone, and Congressman Mandel, with Tydings and Case at odds over amendments and committee actions. The episode ended with the Case commission accepting most proposals after intercession by the governor and lawmakers.

House Ambiapolis Tawes Legis|rias Bret Loans Waridon Boone D-Balto County Prince Georges Mandel Greigman Tim Sennle 2Hee and Loan Associations Joseph D. Tyings Tydings Case Richard W. Case Boone Marvin Mandel Gov. Ath iTawes Tee Case Byjhcan Case Commission

Demos Aim For May Passage Of Kennedy Housing Bill

Democrats in Congress discussed enacting President Kennedy’s $3.25 billion housing program by May though they warned progress would be difficult. Senate and House housing subcommittee chairs Sparkman and Rains outlined a tentative pace with the Senate likely moving first. A Republican senator Javits praised the proposals as among the most comprehensive presented by a president and vowed full effort for early action.

Demos Kennedy Washington Congress Alabama Senate House Sof John J. Sparkman Albert Rains Jacob Javits New York Keonedy Savits

Air Traffic Control Shared By U N Agrees

U N agrees to share control of air traffic as delegates push a regional blueprint amid Congo crises. Figures like Gizenga snub the conference while Kasavubu Tshombe Kalonji push to marginalize rivals. In the United States, Florida politics loom with a King of Hernando De Soto descendant guest at a March 29 event. Berkeley County WV trims fox bounty while a Maryland penitentiary trust y nabbed after vanishing with the chaplain’s car.

Antoine Gizenga Oriental Kivu Gizenga Stanleyville Communist Bloc Kasavubu Moise Tshombe Katanga Albert Kalonji South Kasai Singerim Kalonji Rains Bradenton Fra House Hernands de Soto Senate Florida Lee Rafael de Soto Spain Kwame Nkrumah Ghana Mariano de Msh Yturralde Y Orbegoso Congo United States Africa Baltimore Maryland Baltimore County George Glentz Washington, DC Tananarive Mars- Basy Ginnga Nkrumah Kasavubo Kovernment U.N Congo Ane Dag Hammarskjold Hammarskild Security Council U.N./o Leopoldville Matadi 1 Hammarskjold Rajeshwar Dayal Dayal Matadi Annapolis Salisbury Cumberland Hagerstown Frederick Tawes

Africans Seek Speed on Congo Continuation

The report notes African nations pressing for quicker action on Congo affairs as coverage continues from page one. It describes calls for faster resolutions, potential diplomatic steps, and the involvement of regional leaders amid ongoing debates over governance and security.

Carrier based aircraft detachment sails for Mediterranean cruise

A naval air station unit departs on a seven month Mediterranean cruise aboard a carrier based patrol squadron. Parachute riggers and support personnel join the voyage, deploying from Annapolis to San Diego en route to Pearl Harbor Acapulco and back, amid broader regional security discussions. The group includes Parachute Rigger First Class, USN, son of Cecil S. Haines of Browns Mills.

Laines USN Cecil S. Haines Browns Mediterranean Polegraphle Spetare Naval Air Station Tecil Field Fis

Attack in alley by three youths near E Franklin St

Harry R. Myers of 130 E Franklin St reports being beaten by three unidentified youths in a rear alley near the 1 block of E Franklin St around 11:30 pm. He was taken to Washington County Hospital for treatment. assault details include a facial blow and head injury with a flashlight used. Patrolmen Grimsley are investigating.

E. Franklin St Harry R. Myers Washington County Hospital

Murchison Challenging Alleghany Boss in Major Fight

In Battle John B. Murchison of Texas, large Alleghany Corp. stockholder, is involved in a financial struggle unrivalled on the American scene. Allan P. Kirby, chairman of Alleghany Corp., said the Murchisons aimed to overthrow him to “use corporation properties as happy hunting ground for credit.”

John B. Murchison Texas Alleghany Corp Allan P. Kirby Murchisons Corporation

President's housing message seeks broader mortgage changes

Congressional sources expect pressure from builders for changes in the housing bill that could ease terms, including lower down payments, targeting homes under 13,500 dollars. The Kennedy administration touts financing liberalization for construction and 100,100 public housing units, while Republicans traditionally oppose large public housing programs. Senate Democrats like Mike Mansfield praise the message.

Kennedy Congress Advi Senate Democratic Mike Mansfield Montana

Quick Stitch Art Patterns for Home Weavers

Advertisement notes new transfer two pictures and thirty five cents per pattern. Send 9 letters for mall household arts deal to Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Also promotes 1961 patterns for home furnishings including embroidery weave gifts and bazaar items.

New Sing Tern Chelsea Station New York Addraas Zane Enos Guuch

Prayer Today Eternal God

Prayer today expresses thanks for light and gospel hope and asks for courage and faith in Christ the light of the world. It prays that knowledge of truth spreads worldwide so men and women may live as brothers in our Father's world.

Christ

Cuba Claims U S Gave Outdated Polio Vaccine

Havana says the United States shipped an outdated polio vaccine to Cuban Red Cross workers amid polio cases in eastern Cuba. Revolucion published a photo of a expiring sticker dated December 16 1980 and accused Kennedy of cynical political propaganda. Health Ministry denied polio cases in Guantanamo City and criticized imperial motives.

Havana API U.S. Navy Red Cross Cuba Revolucion Kennedy Edward J. O'Donnell Guantanamo Bay Guantanamo City Puiio Health Ministry

Red Men's Club Burglary at Antietam Street

Burglars broke into the Red Men's Club at 33 W Antietam St last night. They forced two doors and the front door, entered the basement, and seized furnaces tools used in a failed battering attempt on club rooms. Patrolman William Prince investigated. door damage estimated at $50.

Red Men's Antietam St William Prince

Thompson reports Khrushchev talk optimistic say

U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson sent a report to President Kennedy about a four hour talk with Premier Khrushchev in Novosibirsk. The dispatch, delivered during Khrushchev’s Siberian tour, was described as optimistic by Thompson.

Moscow U.S Llewellyn Thompson Kennedy Khrushchev Siberian Novosibirsk Washington

Dinner for Truman Anniversary Draws Many Washington Guests

Former president Harry S Truman marked the 2nd anniversary of the Senate War Investigating Committee with a Washington dinner hosted by Charles Patrick Clark. Notables from both parties filled the room including President John Kennedy, Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, Chief Justice Earl Warren, and General Kennedy. Truman, 76, spoke of continuing duty with limited time left, while Kennedy joked about the tonight dinner funding a tribute and a mural dedication planned for Independence.

Ernest &. Vaccaro Washington Harry Truman Kennedy Senate War Investigating Committee Charles Patrick Clark Washington Lyndon B. John Robert ¥. Kennedy Attys Tru Independence Lyndon B. Johnson Earl Warren Sam Fayhurar Warren Rees

Subcommittee Warns MSTA Salary Plan Is Unattainable

A Maryland subcommittee concludes the MSTA salary and welfare aid proposals cannot be funded within current state finances. They urge weighing the plan against new tax revenue and existing education aid, noting must consider public funds and local supplements. The report cites high costs and calls the bill virtually unattainable amid fiscal constraints.

Tet MSTA Sereal Aortas Lee Dell Edward M. Whitmore Anne Arundel Ito Ways and Means Tawes

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