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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
20
A radio station owner-manager announces next week as the period to set rare dates for a $1,808 fund. The message references SARTING Umi-Lashle cay and names Sormex Seaver and Sao Barkly Crt as involved entities.
Motoring classifieds offer various autos including 59 Pontiac and 59 Ford with price points like 1495 and 1095. Also listed are 58 Plymouth wagons at 895 and multiple rental or tow services. Offers emphasize functional used cars and related services for immediate purchase or lease.
In Washington Senator Cooper predicts no more than five Republicans will oppose ratification of the limited nuclear test ban pact. He will back the treaty, citing manageable risks and potential future steps toward peace. Senate Democrat Mansfield hopes for a two thirds majority after two weeks of debate to begin Monday. Dirksen signals possible support and after Foreign Relations Committee backing the treaty, the report says the risks are acceptable and urges ratification.
In Solomon's Maryland the Natural Resources Institute pushes Maryland Fried Clams to a national menu. The campaign notes Maryland waters supply about two thirds of soft shell clams eaten in the U S. Maryland clam production rises to about half a million bushels yearly as demand grows for the Chesapeake Bay shellfish.
Interior Minister Manuel Montilla says Castro Communists are stepping up terrorist raids to disrupt the presidential election set for Dec 1. He cites raids on the home of a Betancourt army officer, American pipelines, and a police post in Maracaibo, with officials linking the Communist Armed Forces for National Liberation to a policeman’s fatal shooting in a Caracas slum.
A pithy debate on earth geometry follows sports news. Curt Flood and the Cardinals trail the Mets as Sadowski of the Braves achieves a breakthrough shutout. A San Francisco forum features Edwin P Neilan urging accountability for tax spenders, noting the earth is pear shaped and calling for fiscal honesty.
A Kathmandu report states China offers 263000 for Nepal to build a city hall. Officials say the project aims to honor China Nepal friendship with a proposed hall name not yet decided. The government seeks funds to meet fiscal needs.
A cheerful note urges happiness within the family circle and urges readers to visit a lonely shut in during the next couple of days. It compares modern work life noting married women contribute a substantial share of family income and reflects on future space travel and efficient corn plants.
Readable lines present a planetary horoscope with signs Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. It lists date ranges and brief cautions or guidance for each sign, framed as a retrograde style forecast from the newspaper page.
Fragmented OCR listing radio programs, hosts, and ad hoc show titles across multiple stations. Mentions of news blocks, weather, sports updates, and weekend schedules intermix with scattered names, times, and slogans.
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