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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
2
Maryland brief items report on Keating and Senate politics as Kennedy support and party dynamics emerge. It notes a governor commission, proposed runs for the U S Senate by Mathias, and party strategy across Montgomery and surrounding counties. It also covers a legal case involving the Security Financial Insurance Corp and potential trial delays in Baltimore.
A 16 year old girl, Barbara Ann Miller of 541 Ridge Ave, was admitted to hospital after the car she rode in crashed into a fence on Marshall Street. Passenger miss Miller and driver Robert Lea Keyton, 20, of 541 Ridge Ave, were involved. Keyton’s car left the road, struck a fence, then toppled. Keyton was charged with reckless driving and driving without a valid Maryland license.
John S. Shriver director of the Maryland Fiscal Research Bureau spoke to the Maugers town Rotary on financing line and local government in Maryland. He noted friction between city and county governments over tax distribution and explained that autos are taxed via a license fee increase. His committee studies state taxation with a report due to the legislative committee. James A. Boyer presided.
Stella Stevens argues many actresses pose nude due to insecurity and lack of money not artistic vision. She recalls her own Playboy layout years ago, done to support her child and custody case after move to Norfolk, noting the shoot did not revive her career and sparked local headlines.
On September 6 history notes mark events from 1001 when McKinley was shot at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. 1820 Mayflower sailed to Plymouth. 1701 British troops burned New London and killed Native people. other items include political shifts in Germany and past epidemics in Asia, plus a 1960s power conference reference.
The Maryland Crop Reporting Service notes fruit harvests starting in Talapore valley with Jonathan, Grimes, and Red Delicious varieties. Commander Peary reportedly reached the North Pole, with the first Ball of picking slated for the week of September 16. Weather and soil moisture conditions are influencing fruit belt activity.
Washington County Hospital administrator Joh A. Schaffer attended the American Hospital Association annual convention in New York. The four day event at the Coliseum drew about 12 000 attendees from South America and Europe. Noted speakers included Ray Brown of the University of Chicago on effective administration.
Washington County public schools appoint two new TV instructors for primary grades and senior English. Miss Mary Louise Harr of Fairmont West Virginia becomes television music teacher for grades one through three starting October 1. Frederick W. Buzzerd of Williamsport High School will teach television English and serve as grammar symposium chair for the National Council of English Teachers in San Francisco in November.
Senator Humphrey defends Kennedy meeting Gromyko as a step for world peace while Lausche criticizes the Soviet envoy. Lausche warns Gromyko lied about missiles and questions his honesty. He would distrust any talks led by Gromyko and urges careful scrutiny of Soviet motives.
AP writer Sam Dawson reports that tariff clashes over chicken, wine, and other goods signal only a first wave of disputes between the United States and the European Common Market. US countermeasures loom as money flows fuel concerns about deficits and potential Yankee control of European industries. France and other members push for a shared foreign investment policy to guard strategic sectors.
A Hagerstown pastor Reverend Fred Gross assistant pastor at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church has been named to serve on the Committee for Worship as a representative from the Cumberland Hagerstown district. Other members include Reverend Eugene Gardner Reverend Roland Ries Mrs Grace Brame Miss Mary Rebmeyer and Charles Whitten. Reverend Fearer of Emmitsburg will chair the committee and the first meeting is today at the Synod House in Baltimore with Charles Anders as resource teacher.
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