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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
8
President Kennedy pushes for a large foreign aid package as Congress faces weeks of debate and possible trimming. The aid totals, both economic and military, have topped 100 million since the war, sparking heavy scrutiny and frustration in Capitol discussions. The president warned lawmakers to be cautious with spending as negotiations continue.
In this reading guide a columnist urges students to respectfully argue with teachers to deepen understanding. By reading one suitable book monthly and scanning quality periodicals, pupils can surface differing views from textbooks and confirm or challenge them with evidence, keeping up steady reading and critical inquiry.
A Congressional clash over foreign aid sees the Clay committee’s implied cut of about 30 million from Kennedy’s 49 billion request and the House suggesting no more than 41 billion. Rep. Passman urges tighter limits as Kennedy protests a too small program while the Cuban crisis and UN reform loom large. Byrnes discusses postwar needs and his foundation funding for orphans, critique of Kennedy policy, and lifelong public service.
Four area college students were honored by the Frederick Elks at a scholarship dinner. Recipients Carol Sanders Embrey Ellen Marie Spathbell Wanda Lee Stine, and Frederick senior Edgar Larson, are aided by the Elks scholarship program. A $700 gift toward a $7,000 pledge for the warship program STARA was announced by Ellis.
Hollywood AP report describes Lucille Ball arriving at the annual stockholders meeting in a pink golf cart wearing a violet and magenta flowered dress. Her hair appeared orangey, and her chic, colorful presence dominated the scene.
In Baltimore a fragmented report recounts Desilu's television slate with three series in production and a 4 percent income rise for the new fiscal year. Desilu’s assets, leadership, and stockholder interest are mentioned amid a tentative meeting with invitations to corporation presidents and stockholders.
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