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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1963

Page

8

Cotton Bill Critics Warn Of Taxpayer Subsidy Spike

A House debate on HR 6196 warns the Cotton Bill would triple subsidies, boosting domestic price supports to cotton while lowering export prices. Critics say the measure raises costs for taxpayers and skews world markets, urging Senate reevaluation and a Calendar Wednesday vote on Civil Rights measures.

House of Representatives United States Commodity Credit Corporation Senate House For Representatives Committee On Rules Congress Cellar Judiciary Committee Washington, D.C

Merit system should govern summer federal hiring

The speaker argues against HR 10 apportionment for summer federal employment. Quotas would clash with the merit based system, depriving qualified skilled individuals from state quotas and creating administrative chaos. Nationwide competitive examinations would ensure fairness and competency for temporary summer posts.

Strength For Today by Early Douglass Life At Its Best

A police officer notes robbers and sneak thieves often show keen minds devoted to evil, yet honesty yields true manhood and happiness. Sentencing for 63 year old Lewis R. Franck, who threatened a city official, was postponed pending a psychiatric report in Baltimore.

Douglass Satan Baltimore Lewis R. Franck Robert G. Deitrich

The Traffic Officer’s Job to Keep You From Getting Hurt

Public service column argues traffic law enforcement reduces accidents and violations. It notes 11 million U S traffic crashes last year, 40 900 deaths, 1.5 million injuries, and a $7 3 billion cost. Even minor violations can lead to harm and hospital or death, urging safe driving and viewer questions to local insurers.

United States

Three Little Haunts in the Haunted House

Children explore a haunted house to verify a tale. Nog prepares a Trouble Cake for Santa using eerie ingredients as the Storyteller vanishes. The kids flee home, unsure if the story is real, while the house remains dark and Nog’s fate looms.

Nog Santa Santa Claus

Ghosts at the Haunted House Night Adventure

Jeremy Sissy and Miss Jo dress as ghosts to scare Nog away at the Haunted House. They enter the empty, dark home with sheets, flashlights, and brave hearts hoping to find Nog and the cake he was making, only to find emptiness and a final spooky reveal. Tomorrow: A Letter to Santa.

Miss Jo Jon Jeremy Santa Claus Sissy Jeremy Nog

More Hospital Beds Needed Says Tawes

Maryland Governor Tawes told about 150 businessmen that the state needs hundreds of extra hospital beds. He spoke at the kickoff of a $2 million fund drive for a new South Baltimore General Hospital. The eight story building would cost 12,035,000 and be financed by 700,000 federal funds, 7 million state loan funds, 2,335,000 hospital funds, and remaining via public subscription.

Baltimore Tawes Maryland Baltimore General Hospital

Court Reporter's Death Save Man From Death Sentence

Baltimore AP report: court stenographer's death led to no one to read shorthand. Preston Hancock, sentenced to die for assault of a 51 year old Baltimore woman, had his case retried and commuted to life imprisonment after notes became unreadable.

Baltimore Preston Hancock Fred Weisgal Hancock

Vitamin deficient children in Jourdan survey report

In Jourdan half of children examined showed vitamin deficiencies. CARE Food Crusade contributions support a daily cooked meal for 9,900 people, mainly children, at Jordanian orphanages, schools and feeding stations in Baltimore area mailing address 21201.

Jourdan Care Food Crusade Baltimore

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