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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1968

Page

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Humphrey Unveils Social Security Expansion Plan

Vice President Hubert Humphrey outlines a major Social Security expansion at Leisure World, proposing a 50 percent average benefit rise over four years financed partly by general tax revenues and a Treasury share. He supports inflation indexing and Medicare reforms to reduce drug costs.

Frank Cormier Associated Press Spat Beach Call Hubert H. Humphrey Treasury Leisure World Humphrey Humphry

Fourteen Arrested in Milwaukee Draft Record Raid

Police seized thousands of draft papers after a group including five priests burned records at a Milwaukee office. Fourteen protesters faced charges after removing keys, loading bags into a truck, and relocating the cache to a park. Selective Service said inductions would likely proceed as planned.

Milwaukee Wis Selective Service Offices Taw AP Wirenhoto Ken Hartnett Associated Press Draft Board Selective Services Vance Olice Sal Fred Stein Kee Col Bently Courtenay Wisconsin Selective Service

Nixon Sees No Objection To Some Troop Reductions

Nixon signals no objection to a partial troop reduction in Vietnam, provided it does not cut ready forces. Laird backs a measured plan amid White House denial of an immediate withdrawal strategy. Humphrey contends future troop cuts could jeopardize peace talks and criticizes Democratic opponents. In Seattle Nixon faces protests while Wallace campaigns, and Alaska Senator Groening vows a write-in bid after losing the primary.

Abc-Tv Joel Bishop Stow al’ Humphrey Dove Humphrey Brerjeate Humphrey California Richard M Vietnam Nixon Frame Ars Ehal Rixon U.S Associated Press Richard Nixon Hubert J. Humphrey Melvin R. Laird R-Wis Laird Petamen South Vietnam House Defense Appropriations Washington White House Pentagon Rumphre Humphreyy Minneapolis Humphrey Aso Seattle George £. Wallace Giorgiz Lester Maddox Wallace Sen Edmund Muskie Law and Order GOP Spiro T. Agnew Hawaii Alaska Ernest Groening Groening

Clifford says no lowered troop level in Vietnam

Washington AP Clifford Esry of Defense Clark M Clifton said his government will not reduce TLS troop levels in South Vietnam by next June or in the foreseeable future. The statement follows Sen. Melvin Laird suggestion that U S forces might drop about 96,000 by next June unless the war worsens.

Washington Setre Esry Clark M. Clifford South Vietnam Fu- Clifford Pentagon Ren Melvin Laird B-Wis Tuesay Seattle Vietnam Clifford Laird GOP Twouse Defense Appropriations

Agnew Faces Death Penalty Decision in Negro Killer Case

Inside this brief report Agnew weighs a death penalty for a Black suspect linked to a policeman’s killing. U.S. will not withdraw from peace talks and North Vietnam shows no sign of ending hostilities. Page 2.

Agnew Rick Page U.S Sleither North Vietnam

Don't Write Off Hurricane Season Yet

Miami AP reports caution from Robert H. Simpson of the National Hurricane Center as an early cold pattern and heat buildup in the tropics may still permit how storms form. He notes a week can trigger vast changes and that U.S. residents face uncertain total damage while forecasters point to a dull season offshore.

Miami Fla Robert H. Simpson Ife U.S Simpson Tropics

Hanky Panky In Cruisers Not So Says Policewoman

New Orleans AP reports patrolwoman Mary Weinmunson, veteran officer since 1904, defends patrolmen by saying no hanky panky occurs in cruisers. She emphasizes female officers provide unique empathy and notes personal protection gear. Her husband expresses trust as fellow officer Reed Arsmond stays neutral.

New Orleans Joseph Giarrussa Mary Weinimumsson Weinmunson

Teacher Pay Disclosure Sought In Suit

Allegany County commissioner Burton Smith filed suit in circuit court to force disclosure of individual teacher salaries. The State Board of Education had ordered nondisclosure. Judge James Getty gave the county school board until Oct. 18 to show cause why the request should not be granted.

Cumberland Allegany County Burton Smith State Board of Education Allegany County Teachers Association State Board Smith James 5. Getty John ¢. Sullivan Stith

Police Investigate Breaking Entering at Quarry Site

State police are investigating a breaking and entering at the Appalachian Stone Quarry on Bemnerola Church Road. The incident occurred during the night, and authorities are reviewing evidence and seeking witnesses.

Appalachian Bemnerola Church Rd

Russia's First Helicopter Carrier Moskva Arrives in Med

Admiral Moorer says the Soviet helicopter carrier Moskva operating in the Mediterranean marks a modern naval power step. The 600 foot ship arrived via the Dardanelles, escorted by destroyers, and expands Soviet reach beyond the U S Sixth Fleet.

Horton AP Wasilington Thomas H. Moorer Soviet Union Mediterranean Russia Moskva Dardanelles Straits Egypt Israel United States U.S Moorer Cane

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