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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1964
Page
1
A Paris and Washington clash unfolds as De Gaulle's Mexico visit signals a push for a broader third force strategy in Latin America. Officials fear anti American sentiment could rise while Johnson expands Latin American ties and strengthens Mann’s role amid tensions over Cuba Panama and Vietnam.
City and county water officials discuss a proposed contract from the Sanitary Commission governing water for Mangansville. Key points include annexation, city rights to supply water, routing of new lines, pricing, and an arbitration board to resolve disputes. Negotiations continue after a judge affirmed the subdistrict’s existence.
Present for you and yours cautions against speculation and gaming ventures. It advises following the straight path and ignoring gossip. The note explains slang usage, mentions “bones” as dice wax in mid century, and references terms like “Kick the Ducket” from 1785 and “button your Jip” popular in 1748.
By Ocean Future a modular housing concept uses portable walls inflated by a hand pump. Seals at the top and bottom of partitions inflate to lock the panels to floor and ceiling, creating a secure, adaptable living space.
Washington AP dispatch reports President Johnson named Bob Hope to replace Lodge on the Distinguished Civilian Service Awards Board. Hope will not become ambassador to South Vietnam, instead serving on the board that recommends Medal of Freedom recipients for distinguished service to the country. The piece notes a separate atomic cultivation/fever patent reference and a minor health detail about a potato or carrot mutation line.
Local notices report multiple family deaths and funeral plans. Surviving relatives include Mrs George Kuhn Smithsboro Les ter Brown Waynesboro and Mrs William Crum Smithsburg with extended kin in Germantown and Hagerstown. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 pm at Cheist Evangelical and Reformed Church Cavetown with Rev Dale R Groff. interment in Smithshire Cemetery. The family will receive friends at Minnich Funeral Home Amibisburg Wednesday 7 to 9 pm and at the church Thursday one hour prior to service. Bradford Harvick of Johnstown Pa dies suddenly. survivors include wife Mrs Freidw Barick and three sons Telfor Barrick Oran Barrick. services in Johnstown.
Outline of sun signs with brief, generalized tips for Taurus through Pisces. Each sign offers a suggested focus or warning, urging decision making, caution, or effort. The elements hint at mood shifts and personal guidance without specific events or outcomes.
Nevada state treasurer Mike Mirabelli says he cannot release more silver dollars as collectors urge minting of 150 million silver dollars. The U S Treasury stockpiles shrink while lawmakers debate keeping silver content equal to value. experts warn legalizing silver dollars could spark profitable meltings and drain state revenue.
Wilmington Delaware reports U S Chamber of Commerce leader Neilson admits he was seduced by federal subsidies while criticizing farm aid programs. He says his attack began after discovering subsidy payments tied to federal farm support and asserts he has not personally benefited. He notes he has rented his farm and relies on credit, not subsidies, while defending scrutiny of official farm aid figures.
Mexico City AP dispatch reports President Charles de Gaulle broadening Franco Western ties with a balcony speech to 300,000 at the National Palace. He spoke in Spanish on unity with Lopez Mateos, seeking closer alliance while noting no confrontation with the United States. De Gaulle outlined future talks in Brazil Argentina and Peru. The Mexican president hailed French influence and linked Mexico's freedom struggle to France's.
Washington AP report notes continued debate over health hazard labels for cigarettes as FTC hearings begin. Witnesses call for warning labels while industry reps dispute FTC authority. Chairman Dixon says agency acted only within believed powers despite potential court review.
A three judge federal court in Washington will hear the redistricting case challenging Maryland congressional districts. The session follows Maryland's special session adjournment and could affect May 19 primary candidates if districts are not redrawn. Attorney General Finan outlined three possible paths including leaving current districts, at large elections, or court drawing new districts.
The first meeting of the year for the Ladies Auxiliary of the National Little League is planned. A Deer Damage discussion will be held this evening at 40 pan. Hancock County officials and local figures will join the discussion at the YMCA on High Street.
A damaged advertorial from Hagerstown promotes a medical device claimed to treat ruptured conditions. It offers a free demonstration and advice from experts, promising relief and a personalized fitting. The piece targets local readers with a phone number and a call to visit a hotel desk for details.
Malcolm X, now with a new Black National group, told 40 Negro leaders including Dick Gregory that in areas where authorities fail to protect people, African Americans should form rifle clubs to defend themselves and property. The event followed February school boycott reports and was met with mixed reception by Civil Rights delegates and fire committee officials in Maryland.
American Lt Harold W Welch of Detroit injured in the downing of a U S reconnaissance bomber last week remains in a Soviet hospital at Magdeburg. Soviet authorities refuse to release Welch or provide information on Capt David J Hallam and Capt Melvin Qd Herasten, paratroopers who flew with Welch. Air Force surgeon visited Welch and reported multiple fractures and injuries. The United States demands the crew and wreckage be returned. Soviets allege spying.
Irhy Franke Niswander, 24, formerly at 715 Spruce Street, has moved. Police say Niswander reported the move yesterday while being questioned and was fined $20 for disorderly conduct.
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