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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1961

Page

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GOP Chairman Seeks Exit While Naming Possible Successor

Washington AP report notes the Republican national chairman, Thruston Morton, plans to step down within weeks and asks for a successor. Contenders include Ray Bliss of Ohio, a top organizer, and Nelson Rockefeller later bowed out. Bliss would avoid speaking duties to win the post as party lines shift ahead of next year’s Senate race.

York Nelson A. Rockefeller Muller Rockefeller Ray C Bliss Ohio State Nikon Bliss Washington Thruston Republcan National Hus Marton Ken’ Torky Senate

Political whispers mix party bets and military moves

The draft notes Republican hopes centering on Morton as a leading party candidate with strong backing from John T. Diederich and Whittier. Others, including Mayes and Miller, emerge as potential chair or campaign figures, while several names surface in regional and military postings, notably Sgt. Chester E. Davis in Germany and connections to U.S. Navy Training Command.

Kentucky John T. Diederich Morton Stearns Nee Ammey Egobbesns Elso Great Lakes Sumner G.lard Whittier Richard Holland denGal U.S.N.R Detroit William E. Miller Mayes, Jr Lockport USN The Republic Charles R. Mayes, Sr Avalon Ave Hagerstown GOP Nixon Dwight D. Eisens Miller Vieeshower Rockefeller Sen Barryling Norfolk Richard M. Nixon Goldwater R-Ariz Caribbean

Confessions Tie Vel to Murder of Judge Chillingworth

Fort Pierce Florida AP three of the state s original witnesses have yet to testify in the murder trial of Joseph A Peel Jr charged in the 6 year old disappearance of Circuit Court Judge C E Chil lingworth Testimony so far includes Floyd Holzapfel, confessed killer, and P O Wilber bondsman and undercover agent Holzapfel testified he and Peel ran gambling and moonshine rackets and Peel ordered the judge slain fearing exposure Wilber said Peel hired him to bail out members and moonshine sellers He suspected Peel in the killings and Peel replied It was either that SOB or him self The judge s wife was abducted when she witnessed the killings and later drowned the trial also features Bobby Lincoln and James Veneer as major witnesses involved in the same rackets and cover stories The defense targeted Wilber s testimony by introducing a letter Wilber wrote to an FBI wanted jewel thief Ted Rinehart alleging he planted a gun in Rinehart s luggage to aid a federal transport charge ruling tied to impeachment and closing arguments

Fort Pierce Fla Joseph A. Peel Jr Ciicuitt Court C. E. Chilinsworth Preeeeeea Holzapfel Peel West Palm Beach Sunshine Eel Chillingworth Wilber Holzapfel Bobby Lincoln Andj James Veneer Holtapf Lincoln Chillingworths Yenzer Carlton Welch Welch Florida Ted Rinehart FBI Rinehart

Sullivan Paar Debate Tonight Over Entertainer Fees

New York AP report notes a televised face off between Sullivan and Paar scheduled for 11 30 p m Eastern Standard Time with Bennett Cerf as moderator. Sullivan alleges top earners on his show command up to 7500 while same guests receive 320 on Paar, and he proposes paying 20 to any entertainer appearing on both programs.

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Maryland Legislature Highlights From Annapolis Armor

Annapolis summary of bills and actions across the Maryland Legislature includes regulation of savings and loan industry awaiting Gov Tawes signature, a Case Commission transfer restriction, a proposed conversion of Frostburg State Teachers College, a plan to create a new congressional district, strikebreaker control, teacher salary and insurance reforms, local government aid revisions, and three Maryland slot machine measures including a freeze and a referendum.

Savings and Loans Gov. Tawes Maryland Senate Case Commission Hassling Frostburg Frosburg State Teachers College Nto University At Maryland Schoola State Board of Education Thet University of Maryland Mayland

Obituary Notes and Racing Legislation Items

Obituaries continue with Rose Shank Annie Dennis and Josephine Zimerman of Washington D C detailing survivors in Hagerstown plus funeral plans at St Pauls Church Western Heights. Also Elmer Stitzel Sr Pottsville Pa dies at 54 after heart attack, survived by wife son siblings and grandchildren with services at Suler Router Funeral Home and Rest Haven Cemetery. Legislative items include a Pottsville racing bill for night racing at Maryland venue and re apportionment push announced by Tawes with judiciary committee action pending.

Jlers Rose Shank Annie Dennis Hagerstown Josephine Zimmerman Washington, D. C Howard Dennis Pola George L. Dennis Hagerstan St. Paul's Church Western John DuVal Tawes St. Paul's Walt Nor Judiciary Committee Les Elmer Stiteet Elmer Edwin Stitzel Center St. Pottaville Ball Potts Timore Pottsville Shamokin OPO Piclsville Lutheran Church Order For Eagles Loyal Order of Moose Mose Fire Company Elmer BE. Sitteel Falls Church Ibrother Preston L. Stitzel Balitimore Lucy Saivider Celeste Candy Baltimore Helen Lushburgh Carl Simon Washington

Prayer and Hope At Rock Island College Invocation

Ambiguous prayerful note references William Rock Island, Argentina College, and a call to pray without ceasing. Mentions hope, strength, and faith guiding actions for seeking higher meaning and will, with scattered phrases indicating a ceremonial or religious context on campus.

OQ Ford Rock Island Arguatina College

Youth Held For Court In Pigeon Theft

Randy A. Dofflemeyer, 17, of Florida Avenue, held on $1000 bond for Circuit Court action on stealing nine pigeons valued at 450 dollars from Harry R. Mundey. He also drew a $10 fine and ten days for damaging vending machines at the New York Central Iron Works plant on Mitchell Avenue. Detectives said he confessed to both crimes after being apprehended with two juveniles.

Randy A. Dofflemeyer Florida Ave Harry R. Mundey McKee Ave William J. Dwyer New York Central Iron Works Mitchell Ave Gilbert J. St

No Wonder Baby Sitter Sees Quiet Boy In Ohio

In Cincinnati AP report Kevin Fox, four, sat quietly for about three hours before his mother found him in a corner. He exclaimed not fine and two eggs rolled from the corner where he had been. The babysitter could not explain the unusual quiet behavior.

Cincinnati Ohio Kavin Fox Kevin

Davis Pleads Insanity in Fatal Stabbing Case

Fragmentary report shows suspects Davis and others charged with burglary and murder related offenses. References to insanity plea, arraignments, defense attorneys, and a judge's pending decision based on a doctor's opinion. Widespread confusion from OCR errors but core facts indicate a fatal stabbing and related charges in Hancock area.

Maryland Briefs on referendums and tragedies in area

Maryland officials discuss a town charter referendum while a father killed his two sons in their home as a neighbor reported the crime. Maryland population rose 161 percent since the century turn, with regional gains in D C and nearby states. A Maryland man’s suicide was ruled in Adams County, and another death was attributed to carbon monoxide poisoning. Voters in Trappe will decide on a proposed change.

Maryland Baltimore APA Peter Barcianska Lows Talbot County Jo|lown Ta Alay Seph Vincent Washington District of Columbia West Virginia Emmitsburg Frederick County Medical Exart Thomas Sr Adams County Theodore F. Warren Fairfield Della Catherine Manshan B. C. Thomas Sr Ick County Medical Net Ty Hy

UN Secretary General leads Congo peace push and veto stance

Leopold II with UN in New York seeks recognition of new setup and sustained economic ties. Dag Hammarskjold echoed the conference demand to cancel the February 21 Security Council resolution authorizing UN forces to intervene to prevent civil war in the Congo.

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Class Officers Debate Marriage and Family Roles

Teen discussion on maturity and income guiding marriage plans. Participants urge responsible family size and college plans with emphasis on supporting education, religion, and service. They weigh Peace Corps value and US aid while stressing national needs and poverty at home. J Garvan Cavanagh to become a priest in Rome. wealth not sole aim.

Bob Cheryl Lisa Vehildren Terry Joan Church of the Brethiter Condie Abe Sto Congregation Afi United States Kennedy Peace ‘Corps

Brandt Sees No New Berlin Crisis For Months

West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt told NBC Meet the Press he believed no new Berlin crisis would arise in the next few months, though he warned it could come later this year. He discussed Europe defense with President Kennedy at the White House, after meeting Kennedy aides Walt Rostow and Paul Nitze. Brandt confirmed no foreign policy change if his Social Democratic Party wins the elections, pledging continued friendship with the United States and Western community membership.

Washington API West Berlin Willy Brandt Berlin Brandt Kennedy White House Walt W. Rostow Paul Nitzer NBC Meet the Press Social Democratic Party United States

Honest Man To Decide Today On Job Offer

Los Angeles AP reports Douglas W. Johnson, 50, who returned nearly 300000 dollars lost by an armored car company, will decide today whether to accept a guard job offer from Brick's Inc. Johnson, living in seclusion since Sunday, earns about 100 dollars weekly when he works.

Los Angeles Brick’s, Inc Douglas W. Johnson Jed Johnson

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