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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1961
Page
2
The Dow Jones index rose from 686.37 to 713.54 as President proposes sharply higher defense outlays and larger armed forces. Analysts see renewed business activity with industry ready to meet demand and workers available, boosting profits and stock outlook.
Deane Beman will lead a golf recreation therapy program at The Epilepsy Foundation's Children's Center in Leesburg Virginia with area pros supplying equipment for a summer clinic on August 8. This marks the first known use of golf in the center's rehabilitation curriculum.
A growing labor force and high jobless levels may allow flexible business adjustments amid a Berlin crisis. Firms report healthy inventories and fewer excess stocks. Overseas connections foresee opportunities as Europe expands toward closer trade with the Common Market bloc. The England Denmark Norway and Ireland move hints at stronger demand for US materials and goods. Wall Street shows rosy optimism but remains cautious about iron clad certainties.
AP Weekly Food Review notes turkeys headline weekend supermarket specials with the lowest prices since 1912, while beef remains the priciest advertised item. July live weights drop 16 percent year over year. pork chops and various roasts dish out discounts, and fish limited to swordfish, smelts, and colossal shrimp. Vegetables face smaller fresh-market supplies due to weather, but potato prices are depressed by heavy overall stocks.
Four University of Maryland School of Medicine faculty members Samual P. Bessman Robert G Grenell Lorin J Maluns and Raymond A Sjodin will attend the fifth International Congress on Biochemistry in Moscow August 10 to 16 Sjodin will also take part in the first International Biophysical Congress in Stockholm July 33 to August 4 A recommendation to revise Maryland insurance laws will be sent to the Legislative Council on October 1 by a study committee led by Joseph D Tydings Gov Tawes reappointed May Russell to a new four year term on the Southern Regional Education Board which oversees graduate professional and technical education in 15 southern states
In a bridge discussion West opens diamonds against Souths four spades and faces a club shift decision. If he misreads signals he keeps diamonds but careful play suggests a club shift to beat the hand. Also reports on an FBI search for a Baltimore murder suspect and civil defense measures as well as a Baltimore electrical workers strike warning.
The Department of Health Education and Welfare releases How To Protect Your Hearing detailing causes of deafness in adults and children and steps to prevent it. It lists illness injuries heredity and age as factors and offers a free copy by writing Tone master Dept S 1010 W Alta Road Peoria Illinois. A second free booklet The True Facts About Hearing Aids is also available.
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