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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1964
Page
1
Maryland Democrat Tydings urges cross state planning for water conservation and pollution control. He cites the confluence of Maryland Virginia and West Virginia and calls for stronger state federal cooperation to curb detergents, industrial wastes, and sewage polluting Chesapeake area waters. He notes programs exist but stresses broader individual and local responsibility.
Senate leader Hubert Humphrey stated there was no security breach connected to Walter W. Jenkins after review by the White House. Secretary Dillon said Jenkins held top security clearances and had access to secret materials since 1958, with no leak found or FBI notice of misconduct.
A Smithsburg man was killed Sunday at about 6 30 p m when he fell from a tractor on White Hall Road and was run over by the rear wheel. Frank Henry Clifford Jr driving the machine and his nephew Herman Clifford aided stopping the tractor. The deceased, born in Baltimore, left a wife Anna Giles Clifford and several children. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Youzer Funeral Home with services at Router Hill Home and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Anthony J Celebreeze secretary of health education and welfare tells 4th Persons at the dedication of the St Louis Jewish Center that human wellbeing is the sole goal worth achieving. He urges matching technical progress with social progress to free people from poverty and release hopes.
Ida Miller widow of Bert Miller of 240 West Side Ave died at Clearview Nursing Home Saturday at 4 30 after an illness of about a month aged 100 years five months nine days She was born in State Line Pa and lived in Waynesboro 61 years She was a member of Christ Reformed Church and Friendly Bible Class She is survived by one daughter Miss Bertie Miller Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p m at ALK Caffman with Rev Lawrence N Strunk officiating Burial in Cedar Mill Cemetery Greencastle Pa The family will receive friends Monday evening 7 to 9
The County Board of Elections Supervisors announces that voters unable to reach polling places must have absentee ballot applications in by Friday October 2. Postmark by that date and include a doctor's certificate explaining why travel to the polls is not possible.
The Supreme Court refused to rule on a Brooklyn white parents group case alleging their children were reassigned to a junior high outside their home area to fulfill a political promise and due to race. The brief order offered no explanation.
New York report describes Bio-Dyne caused healing substance Preparation H offered as suppositories or ointment to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Doctors observed rapid improvement in many cases lasting months, with relief from pain and diminished swelling.
NEW YORK AP Steels and other industries moved up on a moderately active stock market. U S Steel Bethlehem Republic and Jones Laughlin led gains as traders priced shares higher amid election related notes. The election board warned voters using absentee ballots to return ballots in notarized envelopes before polls close.
Dr. Tour R. Everett, former chancellor of the City University of New York, is appointed president of the New School for Social Research in Manhattan. The notice appears in The Daily Mail in a period' context, reflecting an academic leadership change.
Autoworkers and American Motors Corp. reach a three year contract covering 24 060 AMC automotive division employees with profit sharing. a separate deal for Kelvinator plants at Grand Rapids not yet agreed prompting potential walkouts and further negotiations with Borg Warner and General Motors.
Annie L Henesy Palmer 302 Jefferson St died Monday at 3 30 am daughter of the late Joseph B Henesy and Margaret Tedrick She was 81 a former Tilgh Manton resident and longtime Downsville church member Survived by one brother Malcom J Henesy Big Pine Md and four nephews Body at Rest Haven Funeral Chapel with calling Wednesday 2 pm officiated by Rev Robert Lexenokl Interment Shanktown Cemetery Also Thelma Trene Berry 42 Rose Hill Ave Ext wife of Walter R Berry died Saturday at Washington County Hospital after lingering illness From Flagerstown area most of life Member of Petiecastal Church Survived by husband sons William R and Joseph W both of Hagerstown stepfather and mother Mr and Mrs Benjamin W Metz Sisters Cora Korshner Hagerstown and Margaret L Jones Baltimore Grandson and several nieces and nephews Services at Norment Funeral Home Potomac Ave Tuesday 2 pm Officials Rev J A Wilson and Rev Arvel J Barrett Burial Rose Cemetery Calling hours at funeral home after 1 pm Monday
Congressman Carlton H Sickles spoke in Greencastle and Hagerstown predicting passage of the Appalachia highway and social program in the next Congress. He cited 132 miles of Maryland roads linking western Maryland to the interstate system and the Port of Baltimore.
Baltimore AP reports the Maryland State Teachers Association plans a $5 million increase in retirement benefits and will request it from the General Assembly in 1985. The 97th annual convention selected this agenda as part of its push for improved benefits. Memorial notices follow for Charles Patterson Golden and Evelyn C. Smith with biographical details and funeral arrangements.
Prayer asks for reverence to receive Thy bounty and for clearer sight of a great harvest. It calls for multiplied laborers to spread the gospel, courage and strength to work tirelessly, and redemptive love to spread hope in Jesus' name.
Magistrate James Strine ordered a record amount of $547 in collaterals forfeited in state police traffic cases. Clerk Gaynell A. Keplinger noted it was a single day record as 42 persons were arrested by state police troopers over the past two weeks and posted collateral.
Baltimore AP reports Dr Gay M Reeser of St Michaels elected president of the Maryland Academy of General Practitioners Dr George C Himmelwright of Cumberland named president elect at the weekend business meeting Advari samen
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