McClellan sees U S economy in transition and growth
Washington notes from NEA correspondent Peter Edson quote Harold C. McClellan president of the National Association of Manufacturers. He reports a mature economy with no recession, cautious optimism about growth to 1975, potential tax cuts, and a shift from expansion to replacement capital. He argues taxes should shift toward individuals and reduce excises, while labor concerns loom with unemployment and social security debates.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Harold C. McClellan
Los Angeles
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
McClellan
U.S
U. S
N.A.M
California
Social Security
Doctor Says Heavy Smoking May Affect Throat and Lead to Cough
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines that cigaret smoking is linked to lung cancer risk and throat irritation, while pipes or cigars are not yet singled out. He notes smoking can worsen hoarseness, shorten breath, raise stomach acid, and may cause weight gain after quitting. Individual effects vary.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA Sery
Moss
Buerger
Taneytown Key Club members attend Capitol District convention
Seven Taneytown High School Key Club members joined the Capitol District convention at Old Point Comfort Virginia. Leadership roles include Wayne Rainegardner district lieutenant governor and Dean Nusbaum among others. Miss Sylvia Koontz named District Sweetheart with attendant Miss Marsha Reifsnyder.
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Taneytown
Taney Town
Taneytown High School
Old Point Comfort
Wayne Rainegardner
Dean Nusbaum
Kenneth Crouse
Crawford Banks
James Sell
Frank Henshaw
Glen Copenhaver
Sylvia Koontz
Marsha Reifsnyder
Elwood Baum
Pardner
Ned Musser
Arthur G. Tracey
Hampstead
Taneytown Chamber of Commerce
Taney Inn
Tracey
Frank Wargny
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Le‘Rena Fream
Wayne Baumgardner
Fern Bachman
Mary Alice Rue
Elaine Welty
Sanny Welty
Nadine Lentz
Barbara Eckard
William Ohler
Venice
Fre Acht
Black and Daughter
Wit
Strength For Today Ll Der The Rug
A fragmented passage describes a varied person not sidestepping problems and racing for cover. It hints at someone avoiding issues by sweeping dust under the rug, and ends with a child addressing a mother in a short exchange.
Homemakers Club Notes and Upcoming Events
Women’s clubs discuss trade topics and a Washington Embassy tour set for April 24. Chartesville Homemakers meet with 15 members and 3 guests, song program, scripture, and the American Creed observed. Next meeting April 26 at Mrs. Howard Barker’s home. Cooks share salmon loaf seasoning tip for one pound salmon.
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Jiam Grlbert
Ion
Ronnie
Eaton
Ohio
Harry Reindelar
Ivan Neiderryer
West Chester
Albert Galt
Aberdeen
Her Reindelar
Hev
Guy P. Bready
Ancaster
Tere
Bready
Grace Evangelical and
Reformed Church
Keith Browh
Lee Staifley
Ralph Stonesifer
John Manspeaker
Virginia Sanders
Laneytown
Borathy Elderdice
Taneytown Memorial Park
MissElderdice
Edward Reid
Cinh
Walter Clem
Lemuel Shafer
Chicago Tribune
Red Cross
Jchas
Putman
Washington
Calvino Waehter
Foster Angleberger
Hood College
Chartesville
Chartesville Homemakers Club
Daniel Fout
Haugh, Jr
Harry Star
Dss Re Pepellent
Bowie
Howard Barker
Bloomfield
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Washington News Notebook
Eugene Exley
James Baumgardener
Wallace Yingling
Geare Harman
Whisker Club
P. O. Box
Sykesville
Maryland
Esscheat
Monocacy Oil Company
Frederick, Md
OM the Square
Men's 5
Kemp
ROLLA
Payne's
Wat
Philco
Motorola
T_Y
Sunbeam
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll St
Maerlows
FRESA
Baltimore
Marlow’s
Bentz
Fifth Dial
Save Kemp’s
Jarling
Coats
ETON
Kear
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