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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1960

Page

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Kennedy Urges Fifth Debate With Nixon Before Election

In New York AP report Kennedy called for a fifth televised debate with Vice President Nixon before the November 8 vote. He urged networks to join, noting 130 million viewers for earlier exchanges, and suggested November 2 as a possible date. NBC and ABC accepted. The piece also covers Castro’s trial orders in Cuba and the Escambray insurgent actions.

Kennedy Nixon New York John Il F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon National Broadcasting Co American Broadcasting Co Eisenhower NBC ABC Santa Clara Cuba Fidel Castro Escambray Mountains

Nixon Stresses Peace During Westward Campaign Endorsement

Vice President Richard Nixon highlights the peace issue as he tours the West aiming to win California’s 32 electoral votes. In Salt Lake City he received an apparent Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints endorsement from President David O. McKay, boosting Utah’s four electors for Nixon.

NIXON Richard M. Nixon West Utah Albuquerque N. M San Diego California Salt Lake City David 0. McKay Church of Jesus: Christ of Latter-day Saints McKay John F. Kennedy Mormon Tabernacle Republican Party Dwight D. Eisenhower

Bishop Sebastian Dies at 64 in Baltimore

The Most Rev. Jerome J. Sebastian auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Baltimore died in Baltimore at 64 after a cerebral hemorrhage. He was a spiritual leader in Maryland and served as pastor of St. Elizabeth's Church. He had appeared in Hagerstown for ceremonies and presided at a dinner for Thomas W. Pangborn in August. He was consecrated as auxiliary bishop in 1954.

Jerome J. Sebastian Baltimore Sebastian Hagerstown Washington County St. Joseph's Hospital Thomas W. Pangborn Daniel Mc McGrath Maryland Archdiocesan St. Elizabeth's Church Pius XII

County Asked To Set Pace In UF Payroll Deductions

Appeals made to the Board of County Commissioners indicate the United Fund drive in Hagerstown and Washington County will seek greater use of payroll deduction plans. The goal is 264 445. The county was asked to raise its contribution to 10 000. Bushong cited doubled collections with payroll deductions and urged conferences with all county departments to discuss formal authorization during pay periods.

Board of County Commissioners United Fund Hagerstown Washington County E. Stuart Bushong Bushong The Joss Fairchild Hubert Stine

County Board and EDC Debate Salary Scale

County Board members and the Economic Development Commission clash over starting salaries for a new EDC secretary. Some favor $260 monthly, others push for $225 with a six month raise, while officials stress budget limits and the EDC’s semi business role.

Board of County Commis Harry Snooksioners Sec Retary EDC A. F. MacDonald George Hawbaker MacDonald Charles Downey Commission

Weather Summary for Hagerstown and Surrounding Areas

Fair and cool conditions across Hagerstown Western Maryland Eastern Shore Southern Maryland and Pennsylvania with lows ranging from the upper 40s to upper 50s and 40s in places. Wednesday brings fair skies and cooler temperatures with light NW to W winds 5 to 15 mph. Thursday remains fair and cooler with similar wind patterns. Northern points may see frost tonight with highs in the 60s on Wednesday.

Hagerstown Maryland Shore Astern Pennsylvania Weir West Virginia

East End Road ByPass Talks Set By Board

County commissioners will hear a report on an east end circumferential highway plan tying US 40 to Leitersburg Pike at Northern Ave. Bill Hawthorne and Harold Serbert will present survey results from July. About 108000 dollars in federal aid may fund start next year. Traffic counts show over 4400 vehicles daily near Mack Truck plant.

Leitersburg’ Pike Northern Ave James W. Hawthorne Zoning and Planting Commission Harold Serbert Hawthorne Mauguns Ave

Another Office Broken Into During Night

The Serve-A-Vending Company at 720 Cross St was broken into between 6 30 p m and 5 30 this morning. Several vending machines were opened and a desk drawer rifled. Cash totaled about 4 with damage over 70 dollars, found by employee Mrs Clara A Harbaugh at 5 30 a m today.

Cross St J. Gilbert Stine Clara A. Harbaugh

Group Named To Decide On Short Shirts

YORK Pa CAP Are shot shirts indecent Willian N Cres principal of the suburban Central Onio High School says shirts with hemlines above the knees are indecent When he spoke last week to a handful of the 000 girls A 12 member citizens committee was formed at anoms meeting Monday night Parents called Craley dictatorial The school board allowed the committee to resolve the hemline dispute About 65 of the 16 persons at the meeting supported action A sit down strike by 96 pupils yesterday led to re admittance to school today Observers noted no bare knees

Citizens Committee

Judge Orders Truck Owner to Pay Fine in Overload Case

Judge D2 Ko McLaughlin ruled the fine for an overloaded truck should be paid by the owner, Huston A. Jeter, not the driver Bobby Lee Bowles. Bowles faced 95.45 dollars for 4700 pounds over weight, but the judge noted improper tags may be the real issue. he urged the owner to bear the cost. Bowles was stopped on Rt 40 west of Hagistown by State Roads inspector John J. Devlin. defense argued correct tags would negate weight concern. The judge said owners bear responsibility in overweight cases.

Ko McLauughlin McLaughlin Bobby Lee Bowles Main Ave Bowles Huston A. Jeter Jeter M. V. B. Bosester State Roads Commission John J. Devlin Rt. 40 Hagistown

Roger Hershey Dies Aged 70

Roger Charles Hershey longtime shoe industry figure in Washington County dies at 70 after months of illness. Born and raised in the area he worked with Hagerstown Shoe & Legging Co and helped organize the Southern Shoe Co. at Washington County Hospital this morning.

Roger Hershey Roger Charles Hershey Potomac Ave Washington County Mr. Hershey Winfield Scott Mary Jane (Wolfkill) Hershey Hagerstown Shoe & Legging Co Southern Shoe Co

Khrushchev Loses U.N Votes on Disarmament and Hungary

Premier Khrushchev faced defeats at the United Nations as the Assembly voted to place disarmament and the Hungary uprising on the agenda. Delegates from Canada, the United States, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Ukraine and Albania are set to speak on disarmament, with the session also debating Tibet, racial discrimination in South Africa, Algeria, and Chinese aggression claims. Khrushchev indicated plans to retry after a new U.S. president is inaugurated.

United Nations N. Y Khrushchevy General Assembly Khrushchev Soviet Union Assembly Hungary Tibet Union of South Africa Canada United States Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Ukraine Albania

County Board Talks Of Flag, Prison, Roads

County Commissioners donate an American Flag to the Girl Scout Farm near Keedysville to be raised in a Sunday ceremony. A letter from Morris Frock Post informs plans to place a petition for a new state prison in Washington County before the Area A Corner meeting of the Western Maryland American Legion District. Recommendations set two vacancies on the Washington County Welfare Board. Roads supervisor Russell Bowser reports progress on district projects including Pectonville B, Keedysville patching, and Emmert Rd rough grading and shoulder work.

American Legion and County Welfare Board Keedysville Morris Frock Post No Washington County Western Maryland American Legion District Washington County Welfare Russell Bowser Pectonville Ina Keadle Rd Emmert Rd Wolfeville Rd

Fair stock brings $575 at public sale

A Hagerstown Fair stock share sold for 575 dollars this morning in front of the Court House with Col J C Snyder as auctioneer. It was the first share sold at public outcry in many months.

Hagerstown Fair Court House Col. J. C. Snyder

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