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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
13
In a discussion on budgets, Stans warns against trillion-dollar spending and deflationary risks. He favors targeted tax cuts to spur private production over sprawling federal outlays and inflation fears. A bronze horse statue at Tokyo's Yasukuni shrine honors 10,000 Japanese war horses killed in conflicts.
Five high ranking civilian scientists from the Army Chemical Center were injured in a car crash on U.S. 40 near Maryland 152, two miles west of Edgewood. Dr Vladimir Gordieyeffe and Dr Charles Hassett were in critical condition, others suffered serious but non fatal injuries. The accident occurred about 5 p.m. when their car, driven by Dr Clements, ran a red light and collided with a frozen meat truck driven by George Janesko of Lebanon Pennsylvania.
Budget Director Maurice Stans told Congress that the 1955 deficit will exceed 400 million by at least a billion, with next year likely to post a sizable shortfall. He urged delaying emergency anti recession measures and warned unbalanced budgets resemble pants without suspenders.
Civil Defense directors from Maryland counties and Baltimore City were briefed on Operation Alert a 48 hour civil defense drill set for May 6 and 7. The program centers on post attack survival planning with inventories of facilities equipment food shelter and communications. Col Arthur L. Shreve reported progress on the Maryland Survival Project which aims to complete a statewide civil defense blueprint by June 30. Local CD directors and officers attended at the Pikesville Armory along with numerous county officials.
Howard County assessment office staff visited Frederick on Wednesday to observe procedures. The group included Mrs Farnese Miller Mrs Vicky Tucker Mrs Anne White and Mrs Mary D Crook with assistant state supervisor Thomas Cero. They viewed the Frederick office layout and transfer rooms as part of a exchange of ideas between agencies.
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