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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1963

Page

13

Members Gather For Start Today Of 18th U.N. Assembly

Delegates from 11 member states convene the 18th General Assembly as thaw in East West relations lifts mood. African nations demand boycott of South Africa and Portugal, while Britain faces Asian African charges over Rhodesia. The U S backs debate on Buddhist rights in South Vietnam. Kennedy to speak at AFL hall opening events in New York.

Tom Hoge Taieh Oe Oper General Assembly Africa South Africa Portugal World Forum Britain Rhodesia Ngo Binh Diem South Viet Nam Loeee International Ladies Gar Mr Fightsment Workers Union Wrigton AFL South Pole Mac Street Kennedy Remiss Lester Pearson U Thant Andrei A. Groka New York Gromnko Gromyko Dean Rusk Lord Hume West Berlin South Viet Nam South Korea al Merms Security Council General Committee

Population shifts loom large for business plans

AP dispatch details how population trends influence long term economic strategy. It notes rising birth rates, large families, and shifting marriage patterns may drive housing, foods, and job markets, with planners weighing future school needs and consumer demand. It references Khrushchev era context and Kurdish insurgent notes amid a broad international backdrop.

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Local court resumes criminal cases with many defendants arraigned

Judge D K McLaughlin presided as prisoners faced circuit court trials on Monday. Several defendants were arraigned including Jack W Sweeney denied court appointed counsel. Indictments involve forged checks, larceny, breaking and entering and receiving stolen goods with amounts ranging from 34 to 136 dollars and more. Many defendants were not present for arraignments and warned to attend. In Scotland, Arthur Harold Jehan Knight, a Cambridge professor, is presumed drowned after his dinghy washed ashore.

D. K. McLaughlin McLaughin Jack W. Sweeney Snyders Avenue McLaughlin Win Sylvester Hurlgen Jenheim Boulevard Baltimore Eugene Stilling Maryland Dorothy E. Mason Vatley Vincent Groh Harald Marshall East Franklin Street Merchants Wholesale Grocery Company Noel Spence John Lockley Blooms Avenue Washington County Welfare Board ABC Liquor Mart Tiwood Haover Robert Lapole Summit Avenue Neilie Randle East Antietam Street Hubert Lee Hull Pennsylvania Avene Roger Vernon J. Niebertein Cheslee Galen Maryland Institution Anate Valley John B. Woithi Burl $. Wolf Smithsburg Gerbert Rosenberry Spence Jacob J. Keller Edith Woltinger George Wolf Kellers Slullz the Valley Little League Park Wolf Lewis Wo Menson Hagerstown Andrew Jordan Max Chavez William Hees Mee Laughlin Mallaig Scotland Arthur Harold Jehan Knight Fib Cambridge Suilor Thorning

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