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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1965

Page

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Community notes on license renewals and charity letter

The article notes April 30 as the deadline for license renewal applications. It quotes Clerk Sout G. Merlin Snyder explaining renewals must be in by Friday to open today. It then recounts a donation appeal from Fairplay Five Company to Teresa Hykes of Lappans, praising a young girl for her understanding and generosity.

Sout G. Merlin Snyder Nquot Snyder Five Company Fairplay Teresa Hykes Lappans Teresa Gorwing America Ellsworth R. Moats

U S Looks To OAS Peace Team For Dominican Aid

The United States seeks OAS help to reinforce a cease-fire in the Dominican Republic and establish a path to constitutional government. An OAS peace mission is planned as violence rises. Johnson urges prompt action and troops remain ashore with about 5 000 deployed.

U.S OAS Peace Team Aid Johnson OAS Tuan Boseh Dominican Republic QAS Sit D Johnson

Viet Cong arms cache includes flamethrowers and German guns

Saigon reports a large Viet Cong arms cache with precision flamethrowers, East German weapons likely from China, and heavy machines guns suitable for anti aircraft use. Government details a three day operation near the coast, casualties, and extensive helicopter activity, amid May Day tensions.

Malcolm W. Browne Saigon South Viet Nam China Viet Yetam Western Enterprise Cong Tache Hagerstown P T John Hall

Burglary at City Office Stolen Money and Stamps

Fourteen dollars and a roll of stamps were stolen from Built Nite Products Inc. at 205 Franklin St. Friday night. Patrolman A C Lowry Jr. reported no signs of forced entry, burglars likely entered via an unlocked sliding door. Three dollars in dimes were taken from a filing cabinet. The theft occurred in the company office.

Built Nite Products Inc Franklin St A.C. Lowry Jr Lawry

River Flood Closes In On Hannibal Hometown Stores

River lapped at Hannibal storefronts as rivermen prepared for the flood finale spanning Minnesota to Illinois. The Mississippi crest was forecast 20.6 to 25 feet at Hannibal after a deadly toll in Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois and roughly 150 million dollars in damage. The Weather Bureau warned the crest around midnight Sunday near Hannibal where levees are absent. Officials noted little damage expected beyond mud and silt as locals crowded streets to watch the rising water.

Hannibal Minnesota Tawa Wisconsin Shiflnois Mississippi U.S. Weather Bureau Quincy

Waitress Receives 15000 Dollar Tip From Regular Patron

In Warwick Rhode Island AP report a waitress aged 35 Mrs Joseph A Whitaker was left 15000 dollars by a customer later described as kind and courteous. The tip comes from a 60000 dollar estate with further funds to be distributed after specific requests are honored. Mackay a retired laundry supervisor who dined often at Father and Son Restaurant where Whitaker worked is named in the estate arrangement.

Warwick Joseph A. Whitaker Lewill Earl GC

Art Workshop Brings Maryland Art Association to North High

About 160 art teachers and supervisors from across the state attended the Maryland Art Association spring workshop at North High. Demonstrations covered creative ceramics, collage, closed circuit TV and wheel work. The group moved to the Washington County Museum for viewing the All County Art Exhibit. Allan DuBois spoke. Clyde Roberts led activities and lectured on Nigeria.

North High Maryland Art Association Washington County All County Allan DuBois Clyde Roberts Nigeria Robert Kissley North Beigh Mary Walham MAA George Horn Baltimore City Bill Sheldon

Soviet Union Denounces U S Aggression in Dominican Republic

In Moscow the Soviet news agency Tass accused the United States of armed aggression in the Dominican Republic and of invading to crush national liberation movements. Tass said the U.S. Marines landed and demanded an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting to address the action.

Moscow Union United States Dominican Republic U.S.A United Nations Secu People For Freedom and U.S Tass Soviet Union United Nations Security Council

Pigeon Repellent Applied at Courthouse Ledges

West Washington Street resident Charles Eichelberger uses a ladder to apply a pigeon repellent to the ledges of the Courthouse. Contractor Paul B. Dixon says the job, finished Friday, has driven pigeons to roofs and nearby buildings and may require more treatments but cannot fully eliminate them.

Charles Eichelberger West Washington St Paul B. Dixon Sharpsburg Pike Hagerstown Dixon

Continues Fire Persists in Dominican Crisis Amid Cease-Fire

Reported 27 US casualties in Santo Domingo as of 9:30 am EST including two Marines killed and 17 wounded. eight Army troops wounded. Fighting continued near the U.S. Embassy despite a cease-fire. Rebels admit lack of total control. Tass cites Soviet demand for UN Security Council action. OAS to arbitrate dispute. special foreign ministers meeting set.

Santo Domingo Washington Santo Demings State Department Department Dominican Republic Jan D. Bosch U.S U. S Defense Department Tass Unon U.N. Securiity Council U.S. State Department W. Tapley Bennett Johnson Organization of American States Commission OAS Dominican Republi

Potomac River Turbid, Creeks Clear as Fishermen Report

George W. Heap Wolfe of Williamsport reported today that the Potomac River is two feet high and cloudy while Conocuague Creek runs clear and normal. He said trout streams are well stocked and good for fishing. catfish are biting along the river and smallmouth bass and panfish are active in Conocuague Creek.

Potomac George W.heap c! Wolfe Williamsport Wolfe

Weather outlook for Washington County

Cloudy periods with considerable sunshine and a high near 72 to 82. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with lows 48 to 55. Little temperature change Sunday, Monday mild and warmer. Winds mainly northerly today turning east to southeast tonight and Sunday at 5 to 15 mph.

Washington County

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