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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1962
Page
10
The Congo endorsed a policy of nonalignment, stating it is the sole path to reduce bloc antagonism and promote world peace. The declaration emphasized independence in choosing alliances and avoiding entanglement with major power blocs.
Congolese Premier Cyrille Adoula told the United Nations General Assembly that his government is determined to end the Katanga secession and seeks greater military aid for national unity. He urged peaceful means but reserved the right to defend unity and planned talks with U Thant and other officials, plus a Washington meeting with President Kennedy.
Five young men receive Jaycees awards for community service during the past year. Honorees include Joseph D. Baker Frederick David H. Goldsmith Adelphi John B. Schnell Belair Warren E. Stroh Towson and Howard G. Wilson Salisbury.
Richard K. Donahue special assistant to President Kennedy urges lifting trade barriers amid rising European competition. He notes U S growth at 3 percent vs 2 percent behind the European Common Market and warns against insulation. He frames the challenge as a battle with communism economically.
The new arrivals wing at Friendship International Airport was dedicated Friday. Airport Board chairman Charles P. Crane delivered the dedication speech. The wing is part of a $2,350,000 expansion project nearing completion.
Real estate ads offer numerous 2 to 4 bedroom homes with flexible financing. Listings promote low cash down payments, FHA and VA options, no settlement costs, and monthly payments. Properties include aluminum mantenance free exteriors, built in cabinets, panelled recreation rooms, garages, carports, and potential expansions.
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