1964 Budget Deficit and Its Causes
The 1964 fiscal year closed June 30 with regular budget expenditures of 97.7 billion and an 8.3 billion deficit. The deficit was reduced from an initial 10 billion estimate by 81.7 billion through 700 million in savings and 1 billion more in tax collections. Defense spent 1.1 billion less than projected, agriculture rose 948 million due to higher feed grains and tobacco production, and banks redeemed CCC loans. Mortgage purchases by private investors were weaker than expected, increasing net outlays on government guaranteed mortgages. The piece argues for a reserve fund to cushion imponderables in budgeting and notes the deficit raises the national debt by 8.3 billion, effectively trading much of the tax cut for debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Defense Department
Agricultural Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Calorie Counts Cut Waistlines at Chase Manhattan Bank
Dr Irwin L Norman medical director at Chase Manhattan reports calorie count menus in the 60th floor executive dining room curb banker obesity. A retiree Navy officer he links weekly counts to reduced absenteeism and healthier living noting one man shed 80 pounds in a year. He warns against crash diets preferring a balanced restricted plan for lasting weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Manhattan
Irwin L. Norman
Navy
Norman
Letter To The Editor On Party Switching
A reader objects to reports that F. Rhoderick and Young Republicans switch allegiance from Barry Goldwater. The writer says none will switch and recalls voting for Governor Scranton at the Republican National Convention. They lament heated debates and missed a Goldwater Scranton ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Montgomery County
F. Rhoderick
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Governor Scranton
Agme
Republican rhetoric urges unity and choice in 1964
A speaker urges Young Americans to support the Republican path, praising Lincoln, warning against socialism, and urging unity despite differences. He defends Goldwater, highlights free market benefits, balanced budgets, and limited government, and calls on teens, workers, housewives, and farmers to choose liberty and opportunity through the GOP.
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Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
Republican Party
Lincoln
Senator Goldwater
America
Local Personal Notices for Mrs Marshall Miller and Others
Mrs Marshall Miller of Burkittsville celebrates her birthday on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Norman W Fisher of RFD 6 Frederick host guests Mrs David K K Tennant and son from Sacramento California, Tennant alumna of Hood College. The Tennants flew back to California. Mr and Mrs Joseph H Norris of Pine Avenue plan their 26th wedding anniversary Thursday. Mr Edwin L Norris of Pine Avenue marks his 78th birthday Thursday. Mr and Mrs Samuel R Hughes Jr of Brunswick announce the birth of their second child Tracey Leigh born Monday at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces. Kelley Ann Hughes will be three on August 30. Mrs Hughes is former Miss Vivian Pauline Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth B Edwards Sr near Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Miller
Burkittsville
Norman W. Fisher
RFD
Frederick
David KK. Tennant
Sacramento
Calif
Tennant
Cumberland
Hood College
Tennants
California
Joseph H. Norris
Pine Avenue
Edwin L. Norris
Samuel R. Hughes Jr
Brunswick
Tracey Leigh
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Historic Train Ride Reservation Deadline Thursday
Reservations for the Baltimore and Ohio Rail road historic train ride from Frederick must be made by Thursday evening. Tour director Harvey A. Harrington announced the train leaves Sunday and is the first from Frederick since 1956 carrying 496 passengers. It will stop at Ft. McHenry and the B and Railroad Museum in Baltimore.
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Frederick
Harvey A. Harrington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ft. McHenry
Baltimore
War across Europe looms as Britain weighs entry
Aug 4 1914 report notes Germany and Austria against Russia and France with Serbia aiding. The Jesse L Lasky company plans film work in Frederick for The Heart of Maryland. Frederick Star Spangled Banner Centennial chair Ross hopes President Wilson visits on Sept 14. Frederick city officials meet to set next year's tax rate at 1.10.
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News-Post
Germany
France
England
Russia
Austria
Serbia
Frederick County
Jesse L. Lasky
New York City
Frederick
David Belasco
Maryland
Richard P. Ross
Obituaries Linked to Maryland Area Remain For Sunday Funerals
Mrs. Bertha E. Gingell of Rockville dies after a Monday illness. Survivors include sons Eugene and Oscar Gingell, daughter Mrs. Henry Orville Dodson, and six sisters and two brothers. Services at Rockville Free Methodist Church with interment at Hyattstown cemetery. Also noted: Clarence L. Eckard of Taneytown 85 died after illness. Robert L. West 53 of Smithsburg died at home. Mrs Agnes L. Miller of Thurmont dies, with services at Creager Funeral Home and burial at Blue Ridge cemetery, Thurmont. Funeral details list relatives and churches across Frederick and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard A. Gingell
Bertha E. Gingell
Rockville
Eugene B. Gingell
Bethesda
Oscar Gingell
Henry Orville Dodson
Damascus
Annie Green
Brookeville
Myrtie Linthicum
Washington
Olivia Jewell
Hattie Moore
Etchison
Nettie Wright
Silver Spring
Daisy McDonough
Mt. Airy
Leonard Linthicum
Harvey Linthicum
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Rockville Free Methodist Church
James Little
Hyattstown Methodist Cemetery
Clarence L. Eckard
Taneytown
John W
Alice Susan Aulthouse Eckard
Rosa B. Ohler Eckard
Eckard
Trinity Lutheran Church
Robert L. West
Smithsburg
Rfd
Waynesboro
Samuel E. West
Flora M. Naugle
Maryland
Greensburg
West
Laura V. Law West
Richard W. West
Dorothy Kuhn
Red
Catherine Winfield
Myersville
Wilma West
Earl Naugle
Middletown
Arthur Naugle
Emma Smith
Hagerstown
Charles Naugle
Ivan Naugle
Harvey Naugle
Richard Naugle
Eva Vanneman
Celestial Jilka
Salina
Kan
Grove Funeral Home
Troy Orr
Ringgold Cemetery
Agnes L. Miller
Luther G. Miller
Thurmont
United Brethren Church
Elaine Wallace
Baltimore
Creager Funeral Home
Elmer R. Andrews
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Twenty Years Ago August 4 1944 Highlights
Western Maryland College coach Leroy Byham joins the Red Cross as a recreational director and seeks overseas duty. President Roosevelt nominates Lt Gen Joseph Stilwell for full general. Harold D. Smith forecasts US war expenditure at 88.9 billion dollars for the 1943 44 fiscal year. Betty Schwartz starts as clerk in the County Treasurer’s office replacing Charlotte Whitmore. Mrs Joseph E Bussard and Katharine R Bussard host Friendly Girls Class families at Highgate Farm Hansonville.
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News-Post
Leroy Byham
Western Maryland College
The
Red Cross
Roosevelt
Joseph Warren Stilwell
Burma
United States
Stilwell
George C. Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harold D. Smith
Europe
Betty Schwartz
James H. Falk
Charlotte Whitmore
Richard A. Sliger
Joseph E. Bussard
Katharine R. Bussard
Friendly Girls
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Highgate Farm
Hansonville
Local Hospital Notes From Martinsburg And Frederick
Among the sick at Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg W V Mr Chnester Welty of Thur mont is reported in satisfactory condition Mrs James Working of Walkersville is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and improving nicely Harry Smith 16 son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Smith Ijamsville injured two weeks ago in an auto accident is in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Chnester Welty
Thurmont
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
James Working
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry ©. Smith
Daniel Smith
Ijamsville
Hagerstown City Manager Resigns to Take Higher Offer
H. Dean Miller resigns as manager of Hagerstown municipal electric light plant effective August 15. He cites a higher salary offer from another job. The Hagerstown post pays $12,500 annually.
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Hagerstown
H. Dean Miller
Dansberger Family Reunion Held At Staley Park
The second annual Dansberger family reunion for the late George William and Mrs Dansberger was held at Staley Park. Attendees included Roger and the Dansberger family members plus relatives like Cochran Bond Norris and Custis among others.
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Dansberger
George William Dansberger
Staley Park
Roger Dansberger
Thomas Cochran
Nancy
Carol Ann
Todd
Robert Phillips
Lisa
Scott
Elmer Dansberger
Gordon Nagle
Lynne
Jeanne
Benjamin Bond
Travis Norwood
Richard
Barbara Lynne
Barbara Bond
Linda Bond
Millard Dansberger
Bruce Boyer
Larry
Diane
Glenna Marie
George Dansberger
Janice
Ellen
Russell
William Norris
Harry Dansberger
Gary Dansberger
Robert Hannah
Vicki
Kay
Douglas
jJangs Custis
Steven
Auto Fumes No Problem In Maryland
Maryland can wait at least six years before deciding on auto exhaust control. John M. Brown of the Health Department says a little discomfort now can avoid major expenditures. Baltimore air pollution chief C Edward Sachs notes mobile exhausts are not yet a serious problem in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
State Health Department
John M. Brown
Maryland
Brown
C. Edward Sachs
Maryland Delegate Hahn Heads to Democratic Convention
Mrs. Hahn plans to attend the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City with credentials as a past president of the Women's Democratic League and current member of the Democratic State Central Committee. She expects to vote for President Johnson on the first ballot and anticipates a strong delegation from Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Johnson
Democratic State Central Committee
New Market
Democratic District Central Committee
New Market Committee
Tree Choppers Refute Plan to Widen Hempstead Streets
Residents say widening plans for a 22 block south of Hempstead Turnpike will remove most trees. A city forester marked nearly all as to be cut, promising curbside cement and losing the shade and atmosphere they cherish.
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Hempstead Turnpike
Baltimore lawmakers urge preapproval for second bridge
In the ongoing span controversy, Baltimore City and Baltimore County legislators passed a resolution urging the State Roads Office to seek legislative authorization before constructing a second bridge.
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Baltimore City
Baltimore County
SRO
Arundel County Calls for State Inheritance Tax Share
Anne Arundel County register of wills George M. Nutwell urges Maryland to return 10 to 15 percent of inheritance taxes to Baltimore and the 23 counties. He notes the state now keeps 1 percent on direct heirs and 7a percent on collaterial heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
George M. Nutwell
Baltimore
Maryland
Leaders Made Not Born at Maryland 4H Week
College Park Md AP leaders are made not born Maryland 4H leaders were told David M Tugend Howard County extension service agent spoke at a State 4H Club Week gathering at the University of Maryland about social practice and experience shaping leaders Aristocracy and family name no longer assure social leadership positions About 400 club members attend the week long program.
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College Park
Maryland
David M. Tugend
Howard County Extension Service
University of Maryland
Tugend
Jersey Riot and Dudley Fight Leaves Several Injured
A riot near Grand and Woodward streets broke out Monday night as Negro leaders met City Hall officials with Mayor Whelan. Police fired shots to disperse a crowd of over 100 youths. a white man, Harry Schultz, 66, received four stab wounds, and a deputy sheriff was burned while officers exchanged shotgun and pistol fire.
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Dudley
Harry Schultz
Whelan
City Hall
Grand
Woodward
Woodward Street
Grand Street
Hems stay near knee in shopper fashion talk
Mrs Dwight D McKinney from Gilbert says hem length should stay near the knee and she favors modest hemlines. Harry Rovin backs hemlines just below the knee noting long dresses hide legs in heels. Will Hurwitz and wife call for restrained fashions with daytime modesty and reveal attractive legs only. A Sunday brunch cheese sauce with Parmesan is suggested.
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Gilbert’s
Dwight D. McKinney
Wilson Place
McKinney
Harry Rovin
New York
Will Hurwitz
Colonial Jewelry Store
Tawes Aide Urges Continuation Of Cambridge Committee
Clarence W. Miles, chair of Gov. Tawes advisory committee on Cambridge race tensions, urged maintaining the Cambridge Human Relations Committee for at least four months. Mayor Osprey C. Pritchett, noting quieted troubles, weighed future talks with members before deciding. Miles said the governor’s group is working on definite action and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Clarence W. Miles
Tawes
Cambridge
Osprey C. Pritchett
Pritchett
Miles
Governor’s Committee
Annapolis Reverses Permit for Seven Story Waterfront Motel
The Annapolis board of zoning appeals voided a building permit for a seven story motel on the waterfront citing insufficient parking and non accessory commercial uses. The ruling also notes such facilities are permissible in the area.
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Annapolis
Annapolis Board of Zoning Appeals
Funeral Notices for Walters Null Peach and Others
Funeral services for George Edward Walters at 2 p m Wednesday at M R Etchison and Son 106 East Church Street with interment at Frederick Memorial Park Linden Hills. Mrs Clara E Null funeral held at 11 a m Saturday at 106 East Church Street with Rev Ralph M Sharpe officiating and Mt Olivet cemetery as interment. Alma Peach funeral 2 p m Sunday at Simpson Methodist Church New Market with pallbearers John Fossett Irvin Fossett George Davis Lawrence Brightful Kenneth Snowden interment in church cemetery. Maude L Thomas funeral at 2 p m Saturday from 106 East Church Street with Rev Raymond E Wilhelm officiating and interment pending.
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George Edward Walters
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Park
Linden Hills
Clara E. Null
Edgar G. Null
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Archie F. Stup
Monroe W. Stup
Lloyd R. Stup
Emory Fogle
Robert Stup
Earl E. Walker
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison & Son
Alma Peach
Bartholows
Washington, D. C
Simpson Methodist Church
New Market
Floyd Lyles
Luther Brown
Geraldine Davis
John Fossett
Irvin Fossett
George Davis
Lawrence Brightful
Kenneth Snowden
Church Cemetery
Falconer Funeral Home
Maude L. Thomas
Elmer E. Thomas
O'Possumtown Pike
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Lloyd L. Hoover
Harold E. Roderick
H. Walker Zimmerman
Russell L. Michael
Ignatius Lease
Merkle T. Boyer
Mt. Olivet
Hugh Duffey, Former Educator, is Dead
Hugh S. Duffey seventy five former Winchester superintendent and later Census Bureau official died Wednesday at Sibley Hospital in Washington He lived in Washington and was born in Falls Church Virginia He attended Randolph Macon College studied at Harvard Columbia and George Washington Universities He led Winchester schools from 1922 to 1930 After WWII he advised the Bureau of Agriculture Economics in Korea He is survived by three sons Maurice J Duffey Richard L Duffey and Donald C Duffey a sister Mary K Duffey a brother John H Duffey and five grandchildren Burial was in Washington
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Hugh S. Duffey
Winchester
Old Frederick College
Sibley Hospital
Washington
Duffey
Falls Church
J. W. Duffey
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Harvard
Columbia
George Washington
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Korea
Census Bureau
Maurice J. Duffey
Morristown
N. J
Richard L. Duffey
Arlington
Donald C. Duffey
State College
Mass
Mary K. Duffey
Gaithersburg
John H. Duffey
Bethesda
Baltimore Rolls Out Welcome For Returning Troops
Baltimore greets soldiers from the 11th Armored Cavalry as the USNS Patch brings 1,192 troops and 472 cabin passengers to the city. An additional 889 troops arrive Friday, with the regiment to be stationed at Fort Meade, Maryland.
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Baltimore
Germany
11Th Armored Cavalry
USNS
Ft. Meade
Seaton Attends New York Rural Education Conference
George Seaton vice principal of Singapore High School joins educators at Columbia University for the 21st annual Work Conference on Rural Education. The July 27 to August 14 gathering studies advances in technology for learning with the World’s Fair used as a lab and focuses on small school design, supervised correspondence, shared services, and flexible scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seaton
Singapore
Columbia University
New York
Westminster Man Dies Of Injuries In Two-Car Crash
Paul J. Orendorff a 66 year old resident of Westminster died at Carroll County General Hospital from injuries sustained in a two car collision earlier Monday on U S 140. State Police said Cas sallo also of Westminster pulled from a filling station on Sandy mount Road into Orendorff's path causing the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Orendorff
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
Orendorff
U. S. 140
Charles L. Cassallo
Sandymount Road
Maryland Virginia District of Columbia Council Director Appointed
Joseph Mitchell a former Newburgh city manager and Chevy Chase native was named field director for Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia by Citizens Councils of America. Louis W Hollis said there is increased interest in the Citizens Council movement in those areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Joseph Mitchell
Newburgh
N. Y
Chevy Chase
Citizens Councils of America
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Louis W. Hollis
Council
Citizens’ Council
Missing Boy Found Safe Near Cowans Gap Park
State Police and volunteers searched Cowans Gap State Park after a boy, Ronnie Renner of Hagerstown Maryland, went missing while camping with his family. He was found unharmed about a quarter mile from the camp in a wooded area near a mountain foot. The boy wore an identification tag and was described by authorities as mentally retarded. The Renner family checked into the park Saturday for a today stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowans Gap State Park
Ronnie Renner
Ronald Renner
Hagerstown
Thomas J. Fischer
Lloyd R. Reichenbaugh
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Proubli
Frank J. Keefer
E. Paul Magaha
Westbrook Bridge
Charles V. Main
Norman W. Hitler
Arundel County
Jersey
Ross Lewis
Milwaukee Journal
Hugh Duffey
G.i.’S
Seaton
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