Foreign Investments Plan To Aid Jobless
The article reports on attracting foreign investment to boost U.S. employment. Government and business leaders cite $87 billion invested in U.S. production facilities and $115 billion in stocks and bonds, with plans to expand via the Commerce Department’s International Business Operations. European firms already invest in U.S. plants like Good Humor and a Ca tawba paper mill, while Business Europe promotes U.S. opportunities to West European firms. Leaders urge embracing unfettered trade and note competition from the European Community as a motivator to attract investment.
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Gabe Kaimowitz
Assn
New York
NEA
Berwick
Department of Commerce Bureau of International Business
Frank W. Schaeffer
States
Good Humor (Ice Cream) Corp
Neal
W. Va
Catawba
S.C
Business Europe
Business International of
U.S. International-Minder Cor
B.I
Elliott Haynes
Foeign
Netherlands
Belgium
India
U.S
London
Paris
Stuttgart
Haynes
New Jersey
Sweden
European Eco
County Heads Hold Meeting To Discuss Roads and Taxes
The Frederick County Commissioners met in the courthouse to review road complaints after the death of County Engineer C Wilson Runkles and to address other business. They noted no current classified employees and discussed salary scales, transfers on Keysville Road, Bollinger and Teen Barnes roads, and blinker lights at Lime Kiln crossing after a fatality. They authorized property tax exemption for St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church at Utica and Creagerstown.
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Frederick County
C. Wilson Runkles
Maryland Classified
Jack Mause
B. C. Grabill and Son
Libertytown
South Street
Libertytown Cemetery
Bruce Ahalt
County Roads Department
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Utica and
Creagerstown
Old Frederick
Increases Planned for Armed Forces Quarters Allowance
McNamara proposes higher quarters allowances for service personnel with dependents, boosting monthly payments from $51.30 to $85.20 for single sergeants and from $96.90 to $125.10 for those with three or more children. The plan, about $250 million annually, targets various ranks and would be funded in the upcoming military budget.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
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