Kennedy Cabinet Rich in Wealth and Humble Origins
President elect John F Kennedy names a diverse 10 member cabinet drawn from business, academia and government. It includes seven Protestants two Jews and one Catholic Kennedy brother Robert F Kennedy as Attorney General. Each member will earn 25 000 annually in a blend of public service and influence across departments such as State Treasury Defense Interior Agriculture Commerce Labor Health Education and Welfare.
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Dean Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
Georgia
Cherokee County
Davidson College
Mills College
State Department
Rose
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Eisenhower
Dillon
Read & Co
Wall Street
France
Robert 5. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Air Force
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
House
Noted political figure and postmaster general profiles
Biographical sketch covers a governor and senator’s career, a campaign to suspend licenses of speeders, backing of Kennedy, and family details. Also outlines J Edward Day a Los Angeles insurer who joined Prudential after guiding insurance rackets cleanup in Illinois and rose to vice president in charge of Western operations along with his education at Harvard Law School.
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Kennedy
J. Edward Day
Los Angeles
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Illinois
Prudential Insurance Co
Westen
Harvard Law School
Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association Sees Strong Year
Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association reports a robust year 1960 with assets rising to 2 796 882 09. President Dr Norell Belt notes record gains in savings and savers as individuals and families increase their saving programs due to caution and developed saving habits. High savings coupled with mortgage repayments ensures ample supply of funds.
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Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association
Norell Belt
Belt
Willard M. Homipe
Mary Jane Sanders
Mr. Baker
Dr. Belt
Emmett R. Bowlus
Kenneth F. Devilbiss
Robert W. Lebbert
Federal Home Loan Bank Board of Washington
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation of
Washington, D. C
United States Savings and Loan League
Maryland Savings and Loan League
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Freder ick Federal Savings and Loan reports 1960 gains and 1961 outlook
Freder ick Federal Savings and Loan Association announced 1960 gains including net savings up 652000 bringing total capital to 2659675.11, savers up 400 with 1500 accounts, dividend payouts at 90000, and mortgage loans rising to 82490699.11. Directors reelected and officers named for 1961 as housing and construction prospects grow.
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Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association
Belt
Association
Byron W. Thompson
Richard E. Zimmerman
Dr. Bell
Joseph D. Baker
Rickover Receives Top Peacetime Navy Honor
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover is awarded the Navy Distinguished Service Medal on the Nautilus sixth anniversary of nuclear propulsion. Secretary William B. Franke lauds Rickover as largely responsible for turning nuclear power for ships into reality. Rickover credits others, including Senator Clinton P. Anderson, but emphasizes collective achievement.
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Groton, Conn
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Secretary of the Navy
William B. Franke
Franke
Rick
Gin Rickover
Sen
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Xua
Nautilus submarine reaches new milestone in nuclear propulsion
The Nautilus, first vessel powered by nuclear energy, completed decades of service with 175,475 miles sailed including 132,354 submerged. The program involved major entities like the Congressional Committee for Atomic Energy and Navy alongside Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics. In other news a Loudoun County school bond election set for February 4 seeks 3 million to build Purcellville High and Sterling Elementary plus additions to Douglas and Banneker schools with 525000 for additions and 475000 for other improvements. A Maryland school gets a Freedom Foundation citation for civics programs. Louis R. Hamilton dies in Baltimore auto crash after colliding with a parked car and hitting a utility pole.
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The
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Thames River
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Leesburg
Rayner V. Snead
Loudoun Circuit Court
Purcellville
Sterling
Ani
Douglas High
Douglas Eleementary
Banneker
Valley Forge, Pa
Freedom Foundation
Southern High School of
Baltimore
Southern
Maryland
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