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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1963

Page

10

Eisenhower Seeks Open 1964 GOP Policy Debate

Former President Eisenhower urges a lively convention fight to reveal majority Republican views and picks a candidate who represents those views. He says he has no intention of being a kingmaker while endorsing a clear platform and strong vice candidate. He notes Goldwater’s stance needs clarity and stresses a public platform before nomination.

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Rotary Plans To Hear Talk By Physician

The Rotary Club will hear Wednesday a talk on rehabilitation and employment of the physically handicapped. Dr. Paul F. Richardson of the University of Maryland School of Medicine will speak at Hotel Alexander. The event coincides with National Employ the Handicapped Week proclaimed by President Kennedy and Governor Tawes.

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Blowout Cause Of Auto Crash Cited By Driver

Charles Edwin Melatt 34 of 702 W Washington St told city police a right front tire blowout caused a crash at 8:40 am Monday while westbound on Washington St. He struck a parked car at 1014 W Washington St owned by Jewin Arbra Schuller. Total damages listed at 45 dollars. Melatt cited expired registration.

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Williamsport Hears Proposals For Patrolman At Busy Intersection

Williamsport council discussed restoring a patrolman at Artizan and Palomac Streets to supervise heavy pedestrian traffic from nearby elementary schools. No action yet, but a decision expected soon amid rising child crossings. The meeting also opened bids for heating oil for the 1883 1964 season, splitting purchases between Victor Cushiva & Sons and the A C & Il Ca.

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Northeastern Bookmobile Planned Trip Through County

The Koownsomie or Wall ington County Free Library plans a recurring northeastern county run on the second Wednesday monthly next May with locations from Middlersburg to Ringgold and time points from 4:30 a.m. to 4:23 p.m. The council opened bids and discussed a deck for the town swimming pool with Mayor James Byrot presiding, but no award was made.

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Hancock Officials Seek New Furniture Plant In Hancock

Hancock officials discuss bringing a furniture manufacturing firm to town. The plan envisions a 199,000 square foot plant with lumber drying and storage, employing about 100 workers initially, pending a two week labor survey and cost reviews.

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Ministers Discuss Civil Rights at Hagerstown Meeting

A Washington County Ministerial Association gathering at United Church of Christ focused on The Christian Responsibility for Christian Rights and Human Relations Where Do We Stand in Hagerstown. Rev. George Whetstone led a panel with 40 clergy present as plans for Reformation Day and UNIGIEE activities were announced.

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Lowry rates tv season amid hits and maybes

Cynthia Lowry surveys the new TV season noting 31 programs, with 47 possibly or likely to succeed and 13 misses. She highlights CBS favorites like Damiy Way and Judy Garland hours, ABCs Arrest and Trial, The Fungi, and NBCs Greatest Show on Earth, while weighing the overall mix and future of many pilots.

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