Economy Sets New Record Previewed by Johnson Aides
Washington reports quote President Johnson aides detailing a sweeping economic surge over the past two and a half years, with Ackley noting gains outpacing the prior decade. Cabinet officials cite higher national output, investment, employment, and farm incomes, though farmer income lags per capita. Volatile airline profits and labor strikes are highlighted as context.
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Washington
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Ackley
Orville L. Freeman
Labor
W. Willach Wirtz
USAID Loan to East Africa University for Dormitories and Buildings
AP reports USAID will loan 850000 dollars to the University of East Africa to fund construction of three dormitories and three engineering buildings at the University College of Nairobi Kenya. The agreement supports infrastructure at a major Kenyan higher education site.
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Washington
U.S. Agency For International Development
University of East Africa
University College of
Pressure Lets Soda Rise Through a Straw
A person uses atmospheric pressure to lift soda up a straw. Surface pressure pulls the liquid into the stem as air is removed from the straw. The weight of air over the earth can push water to about 35 feet high.
Five Plead Innocent In Riot Case
Five white men including three officials of the National States' Rights Party pleaded innocent to riot charges in Baltimore Criminal Court. They faced counts of conspiracy to riot inciting to riot riot disorderly conduct disturbing the peace and park-rule violations after anti Negro rallies. The defendants testified before Judge George L. Russell Jr. seeking jury trials for some.
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Baltimore
National States’ Rights Party
George L. Russell Jr
Charles Connie Lynch
San Bernadino
Calif
Richard Norton
Maryland
Joseph Carroll
Lutherville
Paul Cordle
Edwin Hindle
Russell
Jesse B. Stoner
Athe Party
John B. Fox
Balimore
Cordle
H.adle
Goldstein Predicts $28 Million Windfall for Maryland
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein forecast a 1967-1968 budget windfall of 28 million dollars from inheritance taxes and reversions of general fund surpluses. About 20 million of the total would arrive in January from the estates of Mr and Mrs Donaldson Brown of Port Deposit who died this year.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Donaldson Brown
Port Deposit
Exterminators Army Ants Tidy Home Insects
Army ants of the American tropics are highly efficient at clearing a house of unwanted insects according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Their column behavior drives rapid pest removal and has long fascinated naturalists.
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American Tropics
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Giant saguaro in Ariana grows to 30 to 40 feet
The giant saguaro cactus in Ariana grows to 30 to 40 feet when full grown after 150 to 200 years. At 15 to 20 years it reaches about one foot tall, showing the remarkable maturation timeline of this towering desert plant.
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Ariana
Water Week Observance Planned Here
Frederick to observe Willing Water Week August 14 to 20 with an open house at Monocacy Filtration Plant supplying 1.3 billion gallons yearly. Governor Tawes proclaims Better Water for Americans as the theme and tours run Aug 14 2 to 6 pm and Aug 20 10 am to 6 pm.
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Frederick
The
American Water Works Association
Frederick City
Tawes
Shipley's Inc
North Market Street
City Water Department
Annapolis Use For State Visits Sought
Senator Joseph D. Tydings proposed using historic Annapolis mansions to entertain foreign state visitors. Governor Tawes endorsed the plan, and a Aug 23 city tour by Tydings and federal officials was planned to assess restoration potential. The governor offered staff assistance to advance the project.
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Annapolis
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Tawes
Maryland
Tydings
George W. Hubley Jr
State Department of Economic Development
James W. Symington
United States
Robert Weaver
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
State Department
State Capitol
Hubley
Finan Campaign Gains Ground In Maryland Primary
Democratic governor hopeful Thomas B. Finan toured Baltimore's Bethlehem Steel Co. talking to blue and white collar workers with running mates Louis L. Goldstein and Francis B. Burch. Opponent Carlton R. Sickles drew AFL-CIO backing while E. Clinton Bamberger urged an independent probe into Tawes Finan land deals.
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Thomas B. Finan
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel Co
Tom Finan
Finan
Louis L. Goldstein
Francis B. Burch
Carlton R. Sickles
Maryland-B.c
Reisterstown
E. Clinton Bamberger
Sickles
Tawes
Bamberger
Six Guards Stabbed In Prison Riot at Walpole
Between 50 and 100 prisoners rioted Friday night at Massachusetts State Prison in Walpole taking over the prison hospital area. Six guards were stabbed but escaped to Norwood Hospital, where officials reported no serious injuries. A State Police riot squad arrived and an hour later said the riot was under control. No further details were provided.
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Walpole
Mass
Massachusetts
Norwood Hospital
Insurance Analysis Seminar For Maryland Officials
Baltimore AP reports about 20 Maryland Insurance Department staff will take a voluntary educational program. Subjects include life property and casualty accounting actuarial analysis and insurance law. Insurance Commissioner Francis B. Burch says the program upgrades knowledge and proficiency.
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Baltimore
Maryland Insurance Department
Francis B. Burch
Burch
Radar To Control Beltway Traffic
State Police will use radar to enforce the 40 mph limit on Beltway sections under construction. Jonn B. Funk of the State Roads Commission cited median-widening work for a third lane as the reason. The project aims for completion by Labor Day.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Beltway
Jonn B. Funk
State Roads Commission
Funk
Centenarian Dies in Harford County Maryland
Mrs Mary Virginia Jarrett 100 died at Union Memorial Hospital after brief illness She lived in Jarrettsville Harford County and celebrated her 100th birthday March 23 She is survived by a son three grandsons and seven great grandchildren Services will be held in Jarrettsville Monday
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Harford County
Baltimore
IAP
Mary Virginia Jarrett
Union Memorial Hospital
Jarrett
Jarrettsville
Unionville Man Shot In Dispute
Earl Seal a 43 year old Unionville man was shot in the leg near New Market. He is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Thomas C. Bunch 22 of near Mount Airy is charged with assault with intent to murder and assault and battery. He is held on $2000 bond for a court date August 31.
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Unionville
New Market
Earl Seal
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas C. Bunch
Mount Airy
Carl R. Harbaugh
Seal
Bartholows - Kemptown Road
Route 40
Bunch
Vatican issues clerical retirement plan under Paul VI
Pope Paul VI issued an executive document extending Vatican Council decrees through new rules for dioceses missions and orders. The measure suggests bishops and parish pastors be encouraged but not required to retire by age 75, as part of experimental action.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Dont Scratch That Itch Quick Relief Ad
An advertisement promotes Itch Me Not cream providing 15 minute relief for eczema insect bites ringworm and surface rashes. Priced 44 cents, available at Mercer's Rexalt Drus Store 247 North Market St with antiseptic section claims to speed healing.
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Mercer's
Rexalt Drus
North Market St
Dental Problems Rise With Age In Adults
Indications from dental authorities show tooth decay becomes the major dental issue as people grow older while gum troubles increase in persons over 30, suggesting gum disorders rise with age.
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