24 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
1
Hagerstown officials consider a bond funded plan to build the Maugansville water line and related pump station work. The proposal outlines priority improvements, estimated costs around 1.4 million to 1.6 million, and engineering surveys plus contingencies shaping the water department’s capital program.
Marys iCubs appoint new officers amid a round of personnel changes in the national chapter. The Associated Press reports shifts in chairs and committees as long‑standing leaders retire.
A chaotic campaign scene unfolds as Ik Show Bored faces presidential rivals today. Campaigners claim support from Backers and plan a nationwide rally before the vote. A separate legal complaint accuses Galan of ordering executions during wartime and of defaming a government official.
City leader outlines a water system expansion to serve Maugansville Cedar Lane and surrounding areas. A bond issue would fund main line extensions and fire protection with charges based on construction timing and 6 percent interest. Depending on voter approval, phases could extend water service north to Muyett’s Cross and beyond.
United Nations New York reports that a rapid deal on a direct New York Moscow air route may be reached in talks this week with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Foreign Minister Alfred Grmyko. Officials also foresee progress on new embassies in Moscow and Washington and private communications links for the Moscow embassy.
Long Beach educators will continue pre snack prayers at nursery schools despite a county counsel rating that school prayer is illegal. The board voted to receive and file the opinion while a prayer remains recited nightly in the classrooms.
The article notes rationing pressures as a large state farm awaits 100 combines from Rostov in European Prussia due to missing belts and batteries. It cites heavy wheat imports from Canada and Australia, declining domestic flour supply, bread shortages, and rising butter fear, with Western suppliers and Eastern European trade shaping the Soviet Union's economy.
Bearded Men from Odd Fellows Bearded Chapter Na in Washington County and wives and friends joined a guided tour of Antietam National Battlefield Site on Sunday. Twelve cars of the chapter were pulled by Stelert 5. Laga mann of the National Park Service gave an explanation before the group walked the battlefield. The tour ended with a banquet in Sharpsburg hosted by the Sharpsburg Fire Company auxiliary. Remarks were delivered by the chapter president George C Williams committee chairman Nelson House and secretary Adit JJ Marsh. Prayer was offered by the group.
A Birmingham Alabama minister from Mountain Brook Baptist Church offers a prayer asking guidance to quiet the mind amid material lure. He seeks divine quiet and presence to reveal the eternal in daily life and bring believers closer in prayer.
The group mourns the passing of John Frovinger and William N. Dutterer and believes it remains the only centennial chapter to retain a complete organization. The finish suggests continued activity with a full roster intact.
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