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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1964

Page

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Allison Named Assistant Superintendent for Greensboro Schools

H Charles Allison, former educator in Washington County, is named assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction for Greensboro Public Schools North Carolina. He will take the post August 1 1964 in the 28 000 pupil system. He holds a BS and MA from West Virginia University and pursues PhD work at the University of Chicago this summer. His wife Barbara Ann Rhodes also taught in Washington County and the couple with daughter Melissa plan to move to Greensboro late July.

H. Charles Allison Washington County Greensboro North Carolina Allison West Virginia University Syracuse University University of Chicago Midwest Administration Center Chicago Washington County School System Ife Clear Spring Smithsburo Hagerstown Junior College Barbara Ann Rhodes Big Spring Melissa

Tall Cedars Headed to 62nd Annual Convention in Atlantic City

The Tall Cedars of Lebanon local chapter will march in the parade of the 62nd annual session in Atlantic City New Jersey from May 14 to 17. The delegation will be led by Jacob E De Jauter grand tall cedar after winning first prize last year.

Tall Cedars of Lebanon Supreme Forest of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon United States Atlantic City Nut Jacob E. de Jauter Grand Tall Cedar

Johnson Invites News Families To Conference

President Johnson invites reporters to bring families to a White House lawn news conference at 4 36 p m EDT. More than 1000 credentialed reporters eligible to attend with spouses and children, a first for a presidential briefing.

Johnson Washington White House

Maryland politicians back Brewster after Wallace loss in Indiana

Maryland leaders from both parties celebrate George Wallace's Indiana defeat and rally behind Joseph D. Tydings in Maryland's May 19 presidential primary. Sen Daniel Brewster, Spiro Agnew, and Theodore McKeldin urge a vigorous, issue focused campaign as Wallace faces opposition and scrutiny from Maryland voters.

Maryland Wallace Indiana Associated Press Sen Daniel 8 Brewster Alabama Gov George ©. Wallace Johnson Matthew Welsh Joseph D. Tydings U.S. Senate Tydings Spiro T. Agnew Baltimore County Agnew Theodore R. McKeldin Baltimore Danny Brewster Easton Imotel Samuel J. Setta Andillana Selta Maryland Petition Committee

R Paul Smith Dies Here Today At 75

R Paul Smith dies at 75 with a long record of service in Frederick and Hagerstown area organizations. He chaired boards for Mood College Y M C A and Washington County Hospital and helped found the Community Chest in 1942. He held leadership roles in Rotary, utilities associations, and churches, and served on multiple boards including Lancaster Theological Seminary and Maryland Port Authority. Surviving are three daughters, several siblings, and a list of regional officials. funeral arrangements follow at Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church.

Mood College Frederick Massanullen ‘Academy Woolstock Y.M.C.A Hagerstown Washington County Hospital Homewood Church Tlome Washington County Council of Boy Senats Hagerstown and Washington County Community Chest National Mission of the Reformed Church Washington County Council of Christian Laymen Matken and Biefield, Inc Mutual Insurance Co Francis Scott Key Hotel Union Manufacturing Co Community Chest Hos Station Furniture Co Lancaster Theological Seminary Maryland Port Authority Commission Ife Hagerstown Junior College Smith Southeastern Electric Exchange Mary- Han Utilities Association Totary Hagerstown Rotary Club Maryland State School Survey Commission O'Conner Bridgewater College Blue Ridge College Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Nie Stronghold Inc Henrietta F. Menges Smith Menges Mills George A. Gardes Columbus Ohio Richard AL. Harrison H. Clayton Moyer Waynesboro Walter C. Smith Woodsboro Robert L. Smith Josephine Broadbent R.L Lawrence Kershner Broadbent Kershner Rest Haven Williamsport Joseph Forsythe Irvine H. Rutledge

Mrs Broadbent Says She Didn't Hire Plumber

Mrs Broadbent denies hiring a plumber amid ongoing dispute. The article notes continued testimony and references prior statements. Local authorities and witnesses are expected to be questioned as the case proceeds.

Body of U. S. Soldier Found In S. Viet Nam

In Saigon area a transport plane crash near Tan Hiep killed six Vietnamese servicemembers and six American personnel. The body of a 16th American was recovered among the charred wreckage. Officials cite possible mechanical failure with some reports of ground fire.

Saigon South Viet Nam Tan Hiep

London Bans Theater Smoking by Clergy and Council

In London the city council voted 77 to 37 to ban smoking in theaters amid debate over media roles. The plan was pushed by Lady Petrie, a Democratic Congressional nominee, while Wallace supporters predicted a Maryland win. Setta, noting reform, described the ban as a public health measure.

London Civic County Council Wallace Maryland Setta Lady Petrie

Official Report On Johnsons Heart Condition

Washington AP reports on President Johnsons heart after 1955 coronary. White House says ECG normal pulse stable and heart enlarged none. Outside doctors say continued rapid pace and rest pattern reassure that recovery is solid and cardiac function remains capable of sustained work.

Johnson Frank Carey Washington Ian Johns Son White House Johnen Lorus Ben Jolngan

Teenage GOP Club Elects Officer Slate

The Teen Age Republicans TANs elected Jerry Swope af Clear Spring president, Bill Aigla vice president, Dick Lauricella corresponding secretary, Susan Blocher recording secretary, and Tom Blocher treasurer. Larry Maush spoke on youth roles in politics. The next TAR meeting on May 26 will finalize the constitution.

Jerry Swope Clear Spring Bill Aigla Dick Lauricella Susan Blocher Tom Blocher Larry Maush College Young Republican Clibs Pennsylvania New York-New Jersey-Delaware Snyder County Maush TAR

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