21 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1962
Page
1
Governor Tawes outlines plans for traffic safety measures including annual inspections for motor vehicles. He highlights continued work on natural resources and oyster rehabilitation, with a special committee evaluating water pollution steps. Health and mental hygiene programs will expand with clinics and day care centers in the second term.
Election action tightens unemployment compensation with a higher maximum by adding three weekly benefit amounts. Dependents allowances are set when the claimant files the first valid claim and remain fixed for the benefit year.
The report lists Army Pvt Marlin Bouging of Rowe 2 Hancock and Pvt Paul Corderman of Hagerstown completing five week aircraft maintenance courses at Fort Rucker under the Reserve Forces Act program. Also noted is Clyde Wetzel of Hagerstown finishing recruit training at Great Lakes and Specialist Four Kenneth Hess of Hancock earning expert marksmanship at Fort Riley with the M 14 rifle.
News briefs describe India insisting on pre September 8 positions as China shifts troops back two kilometers while denying Indian access to border posts. Nehru states no daily stance shifts and a diplomatic message to Chow Ta-lai is not disclosed. Main Chinese advance reportedly hit Bomdila night.
The report blends a Haven Church service announcement with war updates from the India China border. It notes the relocation of an Indian army corps command, Chinese unilateral cease fire and demilitarized zone proposals, Indian and Chinese troop movements, and Nehru’s rejection of a 1959 territorial swap. It mentions Tezpur evacuation, Walong, Hayuliang, Chushul, and Ladakh. adds a brief demographic statistic about American Negroes in 1860 versus today.
A 17 year old Army private was arrested by the FBI in Baltimore on a federal complaint charging him with kidnapping Barbara Louise Fitzgerald of Groveton Virginia and forcing her into Washington. She escaped unharmed after he abducted her car near Alexandria Virginia, absconding with the vehicle while AWOL from Ft Belvoir Virginia. The hearing was scheduled for 10 am before U.S. Commissioner Ernest Volkart.
President Kennedy sends a high powered mission led by W Averell Harriman to New Delhi to survey India's military needs amid the Chinese-Indian tensions and assess a U S aid program. He says no U S troops are indicated and notes ties to Pakistan while stressing aid aims to counter Chinese subversion.
Prayer from Deoois H. Conke of High Point College in North Carolina expresses gratitude for home family friends and divine promises. It thanks God for eternal life and freedom to worship and promote Christ’s kingdom.
Yorktown Heights township board on Tuesday night appointed Anne Darker as dog enumerator. Her sole application was approved to count all township dogs at a salary of 30 cents per canine head.
Water from a burst valve at Southern Bank of Commerce in Danville flooded floors, soaking a basement board meeting room as workers removed a valve from a fourth floor water supply. Customers used umbrellas to continue transactions during the disruption.
Back pain affects nearly everyone at times and can be relieved with affordable new methods. Reader's Digest outlines three simple steps to prevent and often cure back trouble, alongside comforting drugs and rapid relief options in its December issue.
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