Emmitsburg Seeks Sealed Bids for Water Bond Issues
The Burgess and Commissioners of Emmitsburg seek sealed bids totaling 515000 for two water system bonds dated January 1 1964 and bid open January 7 at 11 am. One 475000 coupon bond and one 40000 registered bond fund retiring old notes and financing system upgrades with rates to be set by bid and city revenues. The Sisters of Charity plan to bid at par on the 40000 issue.
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Burgess and Commissioners of
Emmitsburg
Farmers and Mechanics- Citizens National Bank of Frederick
Sisters of Charity of Saint Joseph's College
Red Chinese Moving Troops Near Soviet Border
Indian government reports indicate China withdrew thousands of troops from Tibet and shifted a division toward Sinkiang near the Soviet frontier. Officials see no clear sign of diminished Chinese threat to India despite the movement. A separate report notes $20,000 in jewels stolen from Brussels Royal Museum of Art and History.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
China
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
Defense Ministry
Brussels
Belgum
Royal Museum of Art and History
Americans Give Generously Across Nation in Tragedy Relief
Americans show sizeable generosity with nearly 500000 dollars raised in five publicized campaigns. Notably the Tippit family fund in Dallas tops 386203 dollars, Oswald's widow support surpasses 23000, and Thresher families receive 118600 toward education for 188 children. Other drives aid slain officers and related relief.
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New York
J.D. Tippit
Dallas
Kennedy
Tippit
Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas Times Herald
Krldtv
Thresher
Valentine Hollingsworth Jr
Beverly
Mass
Boston
Boston Herald
James B. O'Leary
Year of upswing ends with growth and tensions in 1962
A year started with strikes and storms ends with stronger domestic business and industry. Steel output rebounds as demand rises, Chrysler boosts profits with a stock split, autos near seven million sales, Studebaker closes U.S. plants, and the minimum wage rises to 1.25. Stock averages rebound to record highs despite SEC scrutiny and ongoing trade tensions.
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Chrysler
Studebaker
Securities and Exchange Commission
United States
Year ends with relief as business mood improves
Amid surplus wheat and grains the nation faced Kennedy’s assassination shocks, stock market dip, then rebound. Johnson’s leadership boosted confidence with rising retail sales in December, ongoing industrial growth, higher personal incomes, and plans for increased spending.
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Kennedy
Johnson
America America film praised as epic Kazan tale
The review lauds Elia Kazan for America America as a masterful epic about a Greek boy Stavros seeking America. Kazan writes directs and produces shaping a heartfelt yet novelistic narrative of migration from Turk held lands to New York after brutal trials and thwarted escape.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
America
Elia Kazan
Kazan
Stavros Topouzoglou
Constantinople
Stavros
New York
Kazan crafts a raw odyssey in America America film
The review lauds Kazan forgoing sentiment and commerce in America America, delivering a powerful but demanding work. Haskell Wexler’s photography captures the land’s mood with intentional blur, aligning with a modern Greek origin tale that feels utterly real and immersive.
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United States
Kazan
America
Haskell Wexler
Lethal Dose Of Pep Pills Questioned By Physicians
Chicago report citesamphetamine overdose cases, notably a 23 year old man who died after 140 mg of methamphetamine. Physicians say lethal dose estimates should drop, noting variability and possible fatal effects at low multiples of body weight.
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Chicago
Edwin G. Zalis
USA
Loren F. Parmley Jr
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Internal Medicine
American Medical Association
Love It but Don t Call It Frisco
A nostalgic portrait of San Francisco highlighting cable cars bridges and Chinatown. It notes the high cost and challenges of maintaining cable cars the huge toll bridges and the appeal and danger of ferries and crowds during the Chinese New Year parade.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Fisherman’s Wharf
Khrushchev
Golden Gate
Citizens’ Committee
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Bay Bridge
Grant Avenue
San Francisco tourism thrives while locals note a changing scene
The article surveys San Francisco visitors spending over 115 million in a year, with Chinatown shoppers encountering products labeled Made in Japan. Fishermen’s Wharf contrasts old and new sea life, and a remark on not calling the city Frisco echoes in local discourse.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Japan
Arthur Fiedler
North Bay
South Bay
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Fidel Castro
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AP Business News
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Frederick, Md
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Middletown
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Les Hutzell
Woodsboro
American Legion
Bill Myers’ Orchestra
HIVE
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Glass Shop
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COAL
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Rome
Frederick Shopping Center
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N. Carroll St
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Mobil
Econ Oil
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Davis
Dal Boyle
G. Fred Stidman
The
Sunpapers
Stidman
Sun
Washington
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Pacific
Tokyo
Radio
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Coker
House OF Fabrics
South Court St
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Market
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MO Raymond Shaver
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Magnavox
Magnavox Home Entertainment Center
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William S. Hood. Inc
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