Government urged $2 billion yearly push to turn farm products into industry
A government commission urged Congress to create a broad $100 million annual research program to expand farm product use in industry and to develop new crops. It favored rapid funding, with 50 million for research and 50 million to apply findings, plus a permanent 15 percent of tariff receipts. The panel, chaired by J. Leroy Welsh, warned current surpluses fuel vast farm aid costs.
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Mother's Complaint Leads To Charge
A fellow recruit, C. A. Minor of Marion Indiana, is charged after an incident with Seaman Recruit Lawrence Orrico of Greenwich Connecticut. Orrico’s hospitalization prompted Rep. Morano to seek a full investigation. Captain William A. Cockell notes Minor will be brought before captain’s mast and then to higher authorities as dictated by military justice.
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Minor
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Armed Forces Week Marked In Frederick Events Planned
Frederick clubs under the Chamber of Commerce announce a seven day Armed Forces Week from May 22 to May 18 with an open house tour of Fort Detrick on Saturday May 18 at 2 pm. High ranking Army officers will visit and speak as public media and local businesses join the celebration with service honors.
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Boy Scouts camp to aid troubled youths in Garrett County
Orrico case report shows a 10 year old boy treated for fever and virus in Bainbridge Hospital after a beating allegation. Captain Cockell notes no bruises on admission and says the recruit was detained for observation before returning to duty. Bainbridge spokesman cites fever diagnosis, not injuries, amid broader inquiry sparked by Congressman Morano.
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Pentagon
Director of Boys' Forestry Camp Named
Baltimore April 18 A school teacher experienced in youth work has been named director of Maryland's second Boys Forestry Camp. Director Thomas J Waxter said the camp will be under the direction of Ralph D Swauger of Friendsville, an instructor in-
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Garrett County
Baltimore
Maryland
State Department of Public Welfare
Ralph D. Swauger
Friendsville
Missile Age Seen By 1966
Paris April 18 Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery deputy commander of the Western Alliance predicted a missile age by 1966 stating missiles and nuclear warheads would be common on naval vessels and ground weapons. He warned missiles would not solve all defense problems and older weapons would remain in use.
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