The Daily Mail du lieu suivant : Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 24

Twenty-Four THE DAILY MAIL, Hagerstown, Md. rll im Resident faces Manslaughter Charge Three Killed When Fire Guts Old Cumberland Inn CUMBERLAND, Md. (AP)-- A 50-year-old resident of (he Allegany Inn faces a hearing in Allogany County District Court today on charges of involuntary manslaughter in connection with (he fire that killed at least three residents and extensively damaged the landmark early Sunday. Roy Elmer Nair, a self employed tree trimmer, was being held in the county jail in lieu of $10,000 bond. Arrested hours after (he fire, Nair was reportedly smoking in bed, accidentally causing the fire, according to Donald.

W. Mason, Allegany County state's attorney. Authorities identified (wo of (lie victims as Miss Helen Loughney, 65, and Elmer E. O'Brien, 25. A third victim was tentatively identified as Emory Robertson, The 80-year-old brick and frame structure housed 28 residents and overnight lodgers at tlio time of the fire, according to Dr.

Benjamin Skitarelic, county medical examiner. A lodger, David Smith, 2fi, and fireman Kenneth Schell, 30, were treated for smoke inhalation and later released. A fire alarm sounded at 5 a.m. according to Rodger Simmons, resident manager. He said he checked, but discovered no fire, until a second alarm sounded an hour later, when he Sound a fire had broken out on the second floor.

Humphrey Still Rated Front-Runner Democratic Candidates Go All Out On Final Day Of Pennsy Campaign By CARL P. LEUBSDORF AP Political Writer I A I A A Sen. Edmund S. Aluskic a i tflevision appeals nt the sta'c's major cities while Sens. George ill-Govern and Hiibert H.

Humphrey went directly to the people in a a a i windup for Tuesday's Pennsyl- a i a Democratic presidential primary. a observers a Hnnplircy ahead in the prc'cr- cnce poll, but iMuskie's backers say the support of Gov. Milton .1 Shapp and Philadelphia Democratic Chairlnan Peter J. C.nmiel will enable them to elect a majority of delegates. McGovern, a i was buoyed by a new poll showing hhn running ahead for Tuesday's Massachusetts primary, so the South Dakota senator spent today concentrating on VL.tes in Pennsylvania.

lie planned to blitz the st lie vith stops at Philadelphia, West Chester, Chester, Lancaster, Harrisbnrg, Pittsburgh, Al- loona and Allentown, then end the day in Boston. Humphrey also planned a heavy round of personal cam- paigning by scheduling a hcli- tvplcr tour of i a e- pressed southwestern Peniuvl- vania. The Minnesota senator P'ediclcd he would score a ma- joi victory in Pennsylvania. i of Maine centered 'lis a a i stops in ard Pittsburgh and counted heavily on a tough, new television speech accusing duit Nixon of "closed door deals" atui a givcways. demanded his rivals join his call for a 00-day freeze on food prices and executive sahiries Pennsylvania Democrats will choose among kie, McGovcrn.

Gov. George C. Wallace of A a a a and Sun. Henry M. Jackson of Washington in a uonbinding prefcrem cuUcst.

They will also elect 137 ct the state's delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Massachusetts will pick all ot its 102 delegates Tuesday. flic difference is that the delegates the voters pick will a to vote on the first convention ballot for the candidate who car- lies their district, or, in the of at-large delegates, the i McGovern planning only i a in Dostou, inly one of the I Democrats on the Massachusetts ballot spending all a in the sl.iic was Ilci. Wilbur I). Mills of Arkansas.

Mills planned to attend rally in i i a Lowell after charging Sunday a President i has turned a robust cc-m- cmy into a stagnant one by ceo- t.omic "ineptitude." McGovern, who won the endorsement Sunday of the liberal Americans for Democratic Ac- t'orj, a i his Massacnu- supporters against paying attention to a new poll by the Boston Globe. The poll published Sunday McGovern 43 per cent, i 19 per cent, almost a complete reversal of a poll published Feb. 13. The latest a a continuation of a trciid registered in a sampling a earlier that i Mi-Govern 38 per cent and Mils- kic 27 per cent. Speaking to a Knights of Col breakfast in Medfoi'd, pear Boston, McGovern said lie rrpes to show a his appeal lias spread from the stibiubs Senator Says GOP Favors Miami Beach MIAMI BEACH, Fla.

(AP) -Sen. Edward Gurney, says the Republican party wants to switch its national convention from San Diego, to Miami Beach. He added that it is up to the Miami Beach City Council to decide whether it wants to have the GOP parley here. Gurney's statement Sunday followed a weekend meeting between Republican officials and Gov. Reubin Askew, a Democrat, who is supporting a switch.

Sen. Robert Dole, the national chairman of the GOP, was in Miami over the weekend, then went to Puerto Rico on Sunday. He was expected back here today and some observers said he might announce the move on his return, A major stumbling block is convention date. Republican leaders have said they want to stick to Aug. 21-24 to satisfy party rules concerning the time requirements between state conventions and the a i a conclave.

But Mayor Chuck Hall ol Miami Beach has said the city could host the convention Aug. 19. Dole conferred on Saturday with Richard Herman, vice chairman of the Republican Committee on Arrangements who has been here laying the groundwork for a possible shift Herman and L.E. "Tommy" Thomas, the stale Republican ihainnan, met Saturday with Askew in Tallahassee. The Republicans started look- ng for an alternate site after running into problems with financing, hotel accommodations and construction delays in San Diego.

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"This is the fi.sl ound in our light for economic inslice." victory diction came in an appearance Sunday on Ihc CBS-TV 'Face the Nation," broadcast Tom Pittsburgh. "I'm going to win this he llinnesota senator c'k'ted. But he hedged on Ins crances of taking a majority the 137 delegates, saying, we can get a a i iUcGovcrn has predicted he will a majority of the 239 dcic atcs to be picked in the two s'ates Tuesday. PET PORTRAITS 4 Color Poses, S3.00 Mason Photo, 733-2807 Adv. AUTcTGLASS' Auto Upholstering Mess Auto Body Works, Inc.

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Howard St. (FORMERLY STALEV ELECTRJC BUILDING; 'Qencu SAME TELEPHONE 733-9606 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES AERIE Firemen Baffle Cumberland Blaze Firemen play hoses on the old Allegany Inn in Cumberland during the height ot the fire early Sunday morning. Three persons are known dead in blaze, which was believed started by a man smoking in bed. The building was erected In 1891 was formerly the old Western Maryland Hospital, later con-, verted to motel use. (AP Wirephoto) Nixon Eyes Arms Pact With Soviets NEW (AP) Secre- ary of State i i a P.

lingers today in a film presenta- ioti at the a a meeting of The Associated Press a 'resident i hopes to be to sign a strategic arms i i a i agreement, with Soviet Union when he visits Moscow next month. Halting the flow of Soviet to North Vietnam also vill he discussed during the resident's Moscow trip, Rogers said, although, "we have 10 reason to think they will" do We can't tell how extensive discussions will be," he added. "To some extent it cle- icnds on the Soviet leaders." Outlining Nixon's objectives the Soviet capital, Rogers said: "We hope, for example, a we will have a SALT (strategic irms i i a i agreement hat is in the stage where we could possibly sign an agree- 1 mcut at a time. "We have been a i some progress in talks, as yon know, and Die President hopes a we can i a those talks when we are in Moscow." The principal speaker at the a a luncheon of The AP, in the Grand Ballroom ot the Waldorf-Astoria Ilotek, was C. Jackson Grayson chairman of the federal Price Commission.

The AP members voted for six new directors to fill expiring terms on the news service's 18-man board and considered a resolution to change the titles of Miller, General Manager Wcs Gallagher and other executives and officers. Five of the new directors were to foe chosen from the general membership and one from a i of less than 50,000 population. Nominated from the general membership for three-year erms were: John Cowles Minneapolis Tribune; Joe M. Dcaley, a a Morning'News; Martin S. llay- len, Detroit News and Sunday N'ews; Howard M.

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