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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1964

Page

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Speculation Mounts On Auto Pact

DETROIT AP speculation mounted that the United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp may be nearer agreement than indicated by UAW President Walter P. Reuther. The chatter followed Reuther’s hint that President Jolson will attend a Labor Day speech in Detroit, fueling talk of a television backed contract announcement that would promise three years of labor peace in the auto industry.

Detroit United Auto Workers Union Chrysler Corp UAW Walter P. Reuther Reuther Jolson Thalsa Krewsker General Motors Mord Chrysler

Titan 3A Launch Successful Maiden Test Flight

CAPE KENNEDY AP reports the Titan 3A rocket rose from its pad at 10 am to test fire its first stage. The 124 foot booster aimed to place a payload satellite into orbit about 115 miles above Earth. Seven minutes after liftoff the Air Force confirmed second and third stages fired as planned.

Cape Kennedy U.S Air Force

Calm in Saigon as Premier Khanh sickens

Ailing Premier Nguyen Khanh hopes to return to work in a few days, while relative calm holds in South Vietnam. U.S. Ambassador Taylor said Khanh plans to resume duties soon, as Communist guerrillas appear to be regrouping and a government patrol near Saigon faced an 80 minute clash with Viet Cong, leaving several Vietnamese soldiers dead or wounded.

Saigon South Viet Nam Neuyen Khanh Khanh Nguyen ‘Uan Oanh U.S Maxwell D. Tsyloc Dalat Taylor Kien Phong

AFL-CIO Urges Union Vote For LBJ Ahead Of Meeting

AFL-CIO leaders are expected to urge about 42 million union members to vote for President Johnson in November. Spokesmen avoided predicting an endorsement before the Executive Council and General Board meeting, but no reason to doubt endorsement would follow. Union officials criticize Republican Barry Goldwater’s stance on labor. Maurice A. Hutcheson, normally a Republican voter, is quoted in the piece.

Neil Gilbride Washington Afl-Cio Johnson Big Labor Federation Awl-Cio Georgel Meany Barry Geldwater Goldwater Maurice A. Hutcheson Het T T United Trotherhood of Carpeners Enilatera| Philadelpinia Tohnson Hutchison Bath 3 Afl-Cio Executive Council F Negro North Phil Senate Eas Atadelphia AFI Trong

Police Raid Center Of Negro Group Over City Turmoil

Police stormed the African American cultural center in North Philadelphia as riots, looting, and tensions surged. Officers found incendiary fluids, a loaded revolver, bayonets, and a knife, arresting Shakyh Muhammad for explosives and violating a stay-off-the-streets order. Authorities tied the unrest to outside agitators, with damages estimated up to 3 million dollars and calls for federal aid.

James MH. J. Late Muhammad Millard Meers Shakyh Muhammaad Meers Cecil B. Moore Philadelphia National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peeple Greensboro N.C Philadelphia Fighters For Liberty The Justice North Philadephia Tate Saic James Crumlish Neura

County board questioned over school bus cancellations

County commissioners faced questions this morning about bus run cancellations and road conditions. Officials debated whether cancellations were approved by the Board of Education, citing dirt roads and budget limits while outlining planned road work on Brown Road, Coffman Avenue, and Girards Road.

Brown Rd Russell Bowser Coffman Ave Quarrey Bowser Lem E. Kitki Girards Rd Ee Sey Ghentt

County Roads to Get 655 331 In State Aid Next Year

Washington County will receive 655 231 in state shared gasoline and motor vehicle tax funds for roads next year. Of this, 213 460 goes to debt service. The county faces potential limits on rights of way for drainage fixes, while the Suburban Sanitary Commission holds power to acquire rights for storm drainage projects. County officials consider recommending local authorization to obtain such powers. Also noted are compensation requests for two sheep killed by dogs and a request to proclaim Women Voters Week. Contracts were approved for road relocations near Rt 68 and Interstate AL 7 with significant project funding and bridge work planned.

Washington County David F.J. Custer Suburban Sanitary Commission Jack Abbott Rt.il North Annapolis Shinham Paylor's Landing League of Women Voters Women Voters Custer State Roads Commission Western Maryland Railroad Hopewell Rd Northern Ave Nmi Rt. i Richard

County backs free safety training in Hagerstown

Country commissioners voiced strong support for a free construction safety training program in Hagerstown offered by the U S Department of Labor. County Roads Department employees will be asked to participate in the program to improve safety knowledge and practices.

Hagerstown Department of Labor County Roads Department

Youth Fined For Lending Permit To Another Driver

Magistrate Robert Kuczynski fined Dane E. Clerk 16 a total of 10 dollars plus costs for lending his operator's permit to another driver and for allowing an unauthorized driver to operate his car. The case arose after a collision investigation involving William Frenchiour and Clark's wallet custody raised questions about consent and possession of the permit. Additional fines were handed to Charles W. Selby Jr and Richard L. Shoemaker for failing to yield the right of way at local intersections, while Richard L. Gardenour and George W. Grave faced separate charges tied to an August 11 Rochester Place crash with substantial damages. Irene W. Ramey was fined for failing to yield the right of way at Antietam and King Streets.

Robert Kuczynski Dane E. Clerk Hagerstown Richard Haden Garde William Frenchiour Tolbut Clark Elizabeth Aye F French Hadim Paul Ottinger Atterley Charles W. Selby, Jr Washington St Hamilton Irvin Ave Richard L. Shoemaker Virginia Ave Cannon Ave Yrenel Magitrate Richard L. Gardenour Smithsburg George W. Grave Big Spring Rochester Place Gardenour Irene W. Ramey Mercersburg Antietam and King Sts

Humidity Stays High Across August in County

Last month the county endured 21 days with humidity at 90 percent or higher. Temperatures rose with low evaporation, as precipitation was recorded on only two days and the average moisture stayed elevated. The peak August humidity reached 97 percent.

Beckenbaugh Boonsboro

World Famine Near Warns Scientist Says

AP report details Dr. Raymond Ewell warning that famine looms due to population growth and slow food production. He urged rapid aid, widespread fertilizer shipments, and eventually birth control as famine could hit Asia and other regions by the 1970s.

American Chemical Society India Pakistan China Indonesia Iran Turkey Egypt Asia Africa Latin America Ewell Prodictad

It's Tough To Be Red In The USA

Moscow reports the 45th anniversary of the US Communist party with an article by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn in Pravda. It claims FBI agents monitor American Communists, open mail, and surveil party members who risk losing jobs amid alleged infiltration and tests to expose them.

Moscow Communist Party U.S Artic Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Pravda Soviet Communist Party FBI

Mental Testing For Man Named In Kidnaping

PREDENCE AP James E May 34 Westminster accused of abducting Patricia Kenney 22 at gunpoint Friday. He has been sent to Clifford T Perkins State Hospital for a mental examination.

Predence James E. May Clifford T. Perkins State’ Hospital May Westminster Patricia Kenney

15 Per Cent Increase In Serious Crime

WASHINGTON AP The FBI reports a 15 percent rise in serious crime in the United States for the first half of this year with increases across all regions and crime types. Suburban areas led with a 24 percent jump, while Southern states rose 18 percent Northeast 15 percent North Central 14 and Western 11 percent. Rape up 20, assault 17, murder 13, robbery 1, burglaries 13, larceny 15 and auto theft 17 percent.

Washingyson FSI United States Northeast

City Girl’s Bike Destroyed By Vandals

A one year old girl’s bicycle belonging to Diane Moser at 310 Garlinger Ave was parked behind 31 Garlinger Ave Sunday night when vandals cut tires and spokes, severed brake cables, bent fenders, and tore off the chain, leaving the bike a complete wreck according to Officer Harry Frush Krush.

Diane Moser Garlinger Ave Harry Frush Krush

Revised King Anderson plan boosts Social Security health care

Washington AP reports Senate Democrats back a revised King Anderson proposal to provide hospitalization, nursing home care, diagnostics and home health visits for Social Security recipients over 65. The plan, crafted after talks led by Mike Mansfield, raises cash benefits to 37 a month, caps nursing home care at 60 days, and adjusts wage base to 5100.

Washington Senate King Anderson Mike Mansfield Montana Hubert H. Wumphrey Johnson Texas Albert Gore D-Tenn House Russell B. Long D-La Long King-Anderson

Williams Calls for Baker Case Reopening in Senate

Sen John J Williams Republican of Delaware charged in the Senate that $2,000 from a Philadelphia contractor moved through Bobby Baker to the Kennedy Johnson 1960 campaign fund in an illegal conspiracy. He urged reopening the Bobby Baker inquiry based on new evidence from Don B Reynolds and asked the President and Senate leadership to pursue disclosure and accountability.

Washington John J. Willams R-Del Senate Today Philadelphia Bobby Baker Kennedy Johnson Don B. Reynolds Senate Bobby Thaker Taft United States Senate Willias

Record July ends with 4410 traffic deaths in U.S.

In Chicago the National Safety Council reported 4410 traffic fatalities nationwide in July, the highest single monthly total in motor history.

U.S. Chicago National Safety Council

Weather forecast for Washington County today

Washington County reports loud winds but sunny skies with high temperatures around 804 today. Tonight should be clear and cooler with lows near 0 to 2. Wednesday mostly sunny, then increasing cloudiness and a slight rise in temperatures Thursday.

Washington County

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