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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1963

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4

Rotary Hears Accounting and Youth Aid Talk

Rotary luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured Harry Harper executive director of the United Appeal and CPA Hammond speaking on modern accounting. Harper urged meeting this year’s United Appeal goal of 146000 to fund youth services from Boy and Girl Scouts to the YMCA. Hammond described accounting as the language of business and stressed budgeting and disciplined credit to improve small firms.})().

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Russ Blasts Chinese On Test Ban

Moscow reports a Tass news agency statement in which the Soviet government denounces China for opposing the East West nuclear test ban treaty. It accuses Beijing of aligning with imperialist powers and vows not to disarm unilaterally, even if it means underground tests and stockpiling nuclear arms.

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Soviet and Chinese clashes over nuclear test treaty claims

Fragmentary recollections show a tense exchange as Khrushchev tours Yugoslavia and China refuses to sign the nuclear test ban treaty, portraying Moscow as capitulating to the United States. Other items note local social events and community actions amid discussions on kindergartens and school programs.

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Taneytown Guests and Weekend Visitors List

Taneytown spending this week in Ocean includes weekend guests of Mrs Elizabeth Haycraft and family from Pittsburgh. The Stevinas of Hackensack NJ visited Dr Edward Fenlon and family in Frederick. Mrs William Eggborne of Culpeper VA visits A H Carpenter and Liza Carpenter. Johnny and Billy Hahn of Timecum enjoyed time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Hahn. Carl Fresh and daughters Sandra Nancy from Frostburg visited Edward Moretock. Larry Schumaker of Frostburg joined Sunday. Rev Kenneth Morelock and children from Frostburg Md spent the past week with Morelock parents.

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