Debates on US foreign aid split allies neutrals and enemies
David Lawrence analyzes congressional rift over foreign aid funding arguing support should go to allies and anti neutral nations. He warns that aid must avoid empowering Communist influence in France Italy and other states while stressing American interests in a cold war context.
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David Lawrence Washington
Alhex
Congress
Uncle Sam
United States
Truman
Eisenhower
Ceadieice Eoelma
Egypt
India
America
Communist Party
France
Italy
Moscow
Frederick News Announcement Rates and Copyright Info
The Frederick News notes subscription rates and advertising terms. It lists monthly, three month and yearly options, plus carrier and mail rates. The notice mentions Associated Press and exclusive use for the publication and print location in Frederick Maryland.
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Frederick
Saterday
Grmar
Starka Pro’ Urc Co
Prone
Frederick Md
Strance
Avan
Cree “Sieber
Associated Press
Fredenck
Train of the Future Aerotrain tests spark rail revival
General Motors led a consortium to build a low cost light weight passenger train designed to outcompete air and auto travel. The aerotrain ran Detroit to Chicago in four hours on a 284.5 mile route using a 1200 horsepower diesel. Pennsylvania and New York Central planned long term tests from New York to Pittsburgh and Detroit to Chicago. Deed recorded for Edgewood Development sale in Tuscarora district to Maurice and Mrs Bussard for about 13500 dollars.
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Sia
Paroragt
General Motors
Aerotrain
New York Central Lnes
Detroit
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Newark
Pennsylvania
New York
Pittsburgh
New York Central
Ie Dewi
Rocky Springs Road
Tuscarora
Edgewood Development Corporation
Maurice L. Bussard
Fifty Years of Tlems From te Columns ack ame ten
The automatic arrangement lights kindling. a junior fire engine was set off at midnight, alarms arousing Mr. George W. Glessner who moved the engine outside as the kindling burned out. Evangelical Reformed Sunday school officers for the year were elected and listed. The Juvenile Literary Society debated whether the printing press is more useful than the railroad with judges siding 2-1 for the negative. John J. White contractor began erecting a two-story frame building on West Patrick street. A house party near Ijamsville hosted guests Felissa Stauffer Walkersville Heloise DeGrange Isabel Zimmerman Henrietta McDaniel Mary Newre Pauline Gilbert.
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George W. Glessner
A. C. McCardell
Jacob Rotrback
C. E. Kemp
L. A. Rice
A. Kemp Keefer
Wm. C. Birely
Qacar Rhoads
Juvenile Literary Society
North Market Street School
United States
M. Shirley
J. Elkins
M. Hoke
A. Kemp
L. Rice
John J. White
Messrs. B
Felissa Stauffer
Walkersville
Heloise DeGrange
Isabel Zimmerman
Henrietta McDaniel
Mary Newre
Pauline Gilbert
Frederic
Twenty Years Ago items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from The Columns Of The News recount local events dated January 14 1998. The obituary notes George D Smith Urbana district farmer and former six year member of the County Commissioners board died after a 15 week illness. Sheriff Sherwan P Bowers vows to pursue the numbers racket with any available evidence. A rail line delay near Hagerstown and Frederck is mentioned with injuries reported from a derailment.
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the News
George D Smith
Urbana
Board of County Commissioners
Sherwan P. Bowers
Hagerstown
Fredenck
Local Notes on Thurmont Residents and Accidents
Among the sick, Jesse E Wetzel of 356 East Third Street remains confined at home. James Pearl Lander has returned from surgery at University Hospital Baltimore. Charles E Heimer Thurmont is a patient at Fregenex Memoria Hospital. Farm Bureau Fuel Oil truck driver Harry L Dewees of Thurmont escaped with minor cuts after a turnover on Rt 15 near Mosers. Mrs Norman Andere of Thurmont is a Frederick Memorial Hospital patient. Miss Princes Eyler of Thurmont underwent surgery at Waynesboro Hospital. Ella Whitmore of Madison Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Jesse E. Wetzel
East Third Street
James Pearl. Lander
University Hospital
Baltimore
Charles E. Heimer
Thurmont
Fregenex Memoria Hospital
Harry LL Dewees
Farm Bureau
Mosers
Norman Andere
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Prainces Eyer
Benjemin Eyler
Waynesboro Hospital
Ella Whitmore
Madison Street
Queen Installed At Thurmont Job's Daughters
Miss Harnett Gernand was installed as Honored Queen of Bethel No. 39 Job's Daughters at Thurmont High School on December 26. The ceremony featured music by Margaret Ann Fisher, numerous officers installed, and remarks by the new queen and other dignitaries. about 150 attendees enjoyed refreshments after the ceremony.
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Harnett Gernand
Bethel No. 39
International Order of Job's Daughters
Bethel No. 1
Peggy Davis
Bethel No
Connie Wolfe
Peggy Blair
Connie Heck
Mary Ann Gardner
Barbara Bader
Sara Testerman
Tina Creager
Shirley Keilholtz
Sara Gray
Judy Gaver
Barbara Carback
Patsy Warren
Barbara Miller
Gwen Benchoff
Nancy Happel
Becky Royer
Barbara Jackson
Lamakin
Peggy Palmer
Becky Myers
Shirley Long
Sue Ann Funkhouser
Betty Lou McKissick
Maurice Heimiller
Maryland
Lois Davies
the Bethel
Raymond Kipe
Henry Testerman
Margaret Bader
Doris Testerman
Mary Dubel
James Eyler
James Dubel
Evelyn Heck
Lee Munshour
Betty Lee Eyier
Gertrude Heimiller
Old Rugged Cross
Marie Gaver
Ethel Hanpel
Weddings at Mount Pleasant mark joyful union
Miss JulIrese Rippcom and Ade David Thomas Myers wed December 17 at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church. Rev. William C. Tavier officiated as wedding party wore formal gowns and Christmas greens decorated the reception hall. Out of town guests came from Baltimore Taneytown Virginia New Jersey and Kansas. The couple plans a North Carolina wedding trip after the ceremony.
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Jul Irese Rippcom
Ade
David Thomas Myers
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
William C. Tavier
F. Leslie Hippeon
RFD
Robert W. Mvery
Red 1
Knoxville
Jeannettte Clevenger
Point of Rocks
Judy Myers
Doris Grabill
Union Bridge
Deborah Adams
Terrence K. Bosley III
Baltimore
Eugene Rippeon
Ben C. Adams Jr
William Taylor
Georgia Anne Masser
Mount Pleasant ‘Community Hall
Richard Angleberger
Taneytown
Virgina
New Jersey
Kansas
Myers
Lightburn Edges Lopes In Narrow Split Decision
Lightburn a British Honduras boxer ranked seventh, wins a 11 round nationally televised bout against 16th-ranked Joey Lopes of Sacramento in a split decision. Judge Irwin scores 35-2 for Lightburn, James 33-4, while Referee Silver shows 35-4 for Lopes.
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San Francisco
Ludwig Lightburn
British Honduras
Joey Lopes
Sacramento
Calif
Lnchtburn
Lanse
Toby Irwin
Eddie James
Lightburn
Jack Silver
Lopes Lightburn
Silver
Charges Entered in Local Motor Vehicle Violations
City police filed charges against Walter Lee Thrasher of Jefferson Route 1 for exceeding 30 mph. Carlton Dean Lawson of Sjamsville faced charges for exceeding 30 mph and operating with an inadequate muffler. James E. Brown of Buckeystown was summoned for operating without a license. Officer Monsburg reported the case.
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Walter Lee Thrasher
Jefferson
Route 1
Carlton Dean Lawson
Sjamsville
James E. Brown
Buckeystown
Monsburg
Miss Motter Hosts Garden Club Meeting in Frederick
Margaret R Metter hosted the Garden Club of Frederick on Friday. Mrs Parsons Newman led a review of The Complete Book of Annuals. The DeMolay Mother's Circle met with twenty members present and two new members welcomed.
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Motter
Garden Club
Margaret R. Metter
Dulaney Avenue
Frederick
Parsons Newman
F. F. Rockwell
Esther C. Grayson
Andrew G. Truxal
Federal aid fight over segregated schools stalls Congress
A congressional showdown over tying federal classroom aid to desegregation stalls action. NAACP demands a ban on aid to segregated states, while Rep. Powell says the House can require such a ban. Senate filibusters loom as liberals balance aid needs against integration. Eisenhower dodges the issue in his message.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
National
Asa. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Adam Powell
New York
House
Senate
Ounce Of Prevention Best Control Method For Cecal Coccidiosis
Wade Rice of the University of Maryland Extension outlines management steps to cut cecal coccidiosis in chickens. Separate young from old stock, clean houses and litter, dry litter, elevate waterers, clean feeders weekly, control pests, remove damp areas, and consider prophylactic sulfa drugs with veterinary guidance during high risk. If an outbreak is suspected, consult a veterinarian or county agent.
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Wade Rice
University of Maryland Extenstion Poultryman
Plentiful Beef Supply Forecast for Early 1966
Virginia Tech economists predict a plentiful beef supply for the first six months of 1966 due to expanded feeding operations. Oct 1 cattle on feed rose 25 percent from a year earlier though were seven percent below the prior year. Feeder shipments delayed to Sep and Oct, with improved pasture and feed prospects. Calf prices in 1955 and light-weight cattle prices rose relative to heavier stock, as cost of gain may fall to offset higher feeder costs or weaker fat cattle prices. Beef cattle numbers are leveling after a decade of increase.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Side Glances: New Post for Sau Kaye at Bedford Lab
Sau Kaye, long-time head of Camp Detrick contamination studies, resigns after 13 years in the Chemical Corps to helm the Steriant Division at Bec Venue Laboratories in Bedford Ohio. He will oversee disinfectant research and development starting January 15, with residence changes planned after February 20.
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Sau Kaye
Defense Division
Camp Detrick
The
Chemical Corps
Bec Venue Laboratories
Bedford
Kaye
Army
Farmers May Qualify For Social Security Benefits In 1956
University of Maryland economist George Stevens notes self employed farmers can become eligible for Social Security benefits as early as April 1956 if they earned 400 or more from farming in 1955 and 1956. Tax reports and 3 percent Social Security tax due by April 15 1956. Farmers 65 plus may retire in March 1956 to start old age payments.
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George Stevens
University of Maryland
Maryland
Social Security Administration
Stevens
Internal Revenue Service
Industrialists Back Western European Integration Move
A New York Times dispatch from Bonn reports leading West German industrialists now back a government drive for Western European integration via a supranational European atomic energy authority. They prefer membership with powers and also support the European coal and steel community, whose prestige waned after France did not ratify the European Defense Community treaty.
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New York
New York Times
European Atomic Energy Authority
Bonn
the Times
Povernment
European Coal and Steel Community
France
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A. Noel Haller
Job
Margaret Elien Golibart
Margaret R. Golibart
Mark J. Golibart
Warren P. Iverson
Barthold A. Iverson
Plymouth
Wis
Golibart
United States Air Force Nurse Corps
Clark A. F. B
Philippine Islands
Iverson
Cheerful Workers
Edgewood Church of God
Lillian Masser
Leslie Masser
Austin McKenzie
Leroy McKenzie
John Myers
Wilmer Wilmer
Bobby Wirtz
Charles Davis
AIR Force
Roger E. Zimmerman
R. E. Zimmerman
Tus Air Force
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San Anton
Tez
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G. S.C. Boost
East Church Street
Frank W. Baker Jr
Robert Edward
Saint Joseph's Hospital
Beker
E. LaRue Keeney
C. C. Keeney
George E. Tressler
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Guy Tressler
Mt. Airy
Harry C. Jones
Charles Jones
Poolesville
Garfield Hospital
Shipley
West Patrick Street
Austin Foland
Bascom , Neal
Ralph Merchant Re
Jack Schroeder
Lucille Cooper
Austin Kemp
Herbert Strawsburg
H. Glenn Strine
Maxwell Avenue
Robert Litueion
Ralph Merchant
Franklin Tyeryar
J. Marion Sigmund
Boone
Joseph Lester Reynolds
South Edgewood Street
Arlington
Virginia
West Palm Beach
Miami, Fla
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J. J. Reynolds
Rosemont Avenue
James Irvin Ewing
Dill Avenue
York
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Royal Arch Masons
Enoch Council
Jacques de Molay
Knigbts Templar
Merril Adams
Little Star 4
Hest
June Dutrow
Lime Kile
American Chemical Society
Society of American Bacteriologists
North Frederick
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Sara Ellen
Grant Place
Kenyon Drive
Maple Heights
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