15 Nov 1972
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1972
Page
1
The brief item notes the newspaper edition date and publication details for the Hagerstown Maryland Daily Mail on Wednesday November 5 1972. It records the masthead and issue day without further story content.
A reader seeks help to recover $65 for a failed water pump on a 1968 Roadrunner. Chrysler policy supposedly now covers only repairs by Chrysler dealerships, but the reader was not notified. The columnist refers to Chrysler’s owner relations manager who asks for an explanation and repair receipts for review. If no progress, report back.
A reader appeals a Washington DC unemployment decision delaying two weeks of benefits during a strike. A TV Guide subscription mix up caused another reader to miss issues after address changes. TV Guide officials cite computer delays and promise explanations within 10 days to two weeks.
A fragmentary reflection mentions Towatld contemplating presenting a case for debate, seeking to settle a point by argument rather than conceding. It references Joseph Joubert and imagines a South African soldier and a statesman evaluating what would be said in such a discussion.
A nationwide survey of Democratic leaders shows reluctance to oust chairwoman Jean Westwood or force rapid reforms. Many undecided leaders may back McGovern’s call to stabilize the party ahead of the December 9 DNC meeting. Potential successor Patrick O’Brien is repeatedly mentioned as a likely replacement if Westwood is ousted.
The Tay Woure tl ordered four New York City area newspapers to cut wage increases affecting more than 12,000 employees who are union members. The order targets The New York Daily News The New York Times and The News Island Press. Simultaneously, the Price Commission requires The Times and Daily News to lower advertising rates. The Pay Board revised wave hikes on the four papers from 1 to 5 percent.
Lufkin Tex AP Martin Dies Sr longtime Texas congressman and head of the American Activities Committee died at 71 after a long career marked by anti subversive investigations and political clashes with Roosevelt administration. He served from 1931 and was known for vigilance against communism and later for controversial tactics. He is survived by his widow and three sons including Martin Dies Jr. Funeral plans were pending.
A U S military jury clears Billy Dean Smith of murder and attempted murder in the first US fragging court martial. He is quoted as lucky to be here. Smith was convicted of assaulting a military policeman. the panel of two black and five white officers deliberated five hours in Fort Ord California.
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