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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1968

Page

16

Air Force A-37 Jet Display At Long Meadow Center

A United States Air Force Tweedie Bird A-37 trainer jet will be displayed at the Long Meadow Shopping Center September 10–12. The two‑seat subsonic jet, powered by J85 engines, supports pilot training and light ground attack roles with up to 4800 pounds thrust and weapons on eight wing pylons. Sponsored by the Long Meadow Shopping Center Association, the exhibit showcases the versatile T‑37 as a primary trainer and potential air support platform.

Air Force Long Meadow Air Center Training Command

Mississippi Governors Back Wallace Campaign Rally

Mississippi Democratic leaders led by Governor John Bell Williams endorse George C Wallace for president. The state committee says Humphrey’s election would be a disaster and that voting for Nixon wastes votes and aids Humphrey. Williams supports Wallace, denouncing the national party for ousting Mississippi’s delegation at the convention.

Jackon Miss Mississippi John Bell Williams National Democratic Party George C. Wallace Wallace Alabama American Independent Party Williams

No mule for wife sparks mountain joke in India tale

A Mountaineer traveling with his wife meets a passerby who asks why she isn’t riding. The mountaineer replies she has no mule, a sharp punchline that plays on hospitality and wit. The piece ends with a sales pitch promising genuine bargains.

India Iran

Surrender Document to Imperial War Museum

Field Marshal Montgomery handed the Nazi Germany surrender document to the Imperial War Museum saying it should go there now for safety. The item, signed May 4 1945 at Juneburg Heath Germany, was later reported after a burglary at his Alton home.

London Viscount Montgomery Imperial War Museum Nazi Germany Alton Juneburg Heath Germany

City Native Elected Head of Cardox

Robert R. Moore of Hagerstown was elected president of the Cardox division of Chemetron Corporation replacing Roy T. Omundson who retires as Cardox president and maintains a director role. Moore, 44, joined Cardox in 1955 and rose from CO2 salesman to division VP for carbon dioxide.

Robert R. Moore Hagerstown Cardox Chemetron Corporation John P. Gallasgher Chemetron Roy T. Omundson Moore Wharton School of Commerce and Finance University of Pennsylvania U.S. Air Force Audrey Treisler Robert Jr Lewis Scott Moores Dundee Foad Northbrook Illinois

NYC Board Reconsiders Pledge Case

New York City education board reviews a case involving Seymour Jacobs a teacher suspended last November for refusing to lead the daily flag pledge at a Far Rockaway high school The examiner Bethuel Webster recommends reinstating him from leading or participating while urging patriotism efforts that respect teachers liberties The Civil Liberties Union argues the First Amendment protects Jacobs from required pledge participation.

New York Heart of Education Bethuel M. Webster Seymour Jacobs The New York Civil Liberties Union Jacobs Daily Pledge Far Rockaway

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