Campaign director greets national polio poster girl Debbie Sue Brown
C Richard Stup of West College Terrace, campaign director for the March of Dimes, meets Debbie Sue Brown of Clarkston, Washington. The five year old, born with an open spine, serves as the national symbol of the drive to collect funds for local care and national research toward cures for infantile paralysis, arthritis and birth defects. A city wide Mothers March from door to door is planned for Wednesday night.
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C. Richard Stup
West College Terrace
March of Dimes
Debbie Sue Brown
Clarkston
Washington
Debbie Sue
Chief Main Reelected U. A. Head
Frederick County Community Chest reelected Chief Charles V. Main as president at the annual meeting in the Frederick YMCA, with officers George A. Zeigler Dwight Collinus and Guy W. Nusz also renewed. Main urged agencies to better explain their work as 92 percent of the budget was met, and names were kept on the executive committee alongside new acting secretary Lester B. Feaga.
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Charles V
Main
Frederick County
Community Chest
Chest
treasur_er
Nusz
C. Lease -Bussard
Thomas J. Woodcock
Sikivation
Army
Dwight Colliins
Frederick
Edna B.dykes
Esther :Grimage
George A. “Zeiger
Counselling ‘Services, Inc
Ray Brehaut
United Appeal General
Delphey Handley
John ‘W. Morgan
William Wallace
Grace Stickle
Albert A. “Radcliffe
Charles
V.lanner
Merrille G. Groelle
Roger W. Cann
Joseph Schwimmer
Paul Callan
Robert’. J. Goodlow
Joseph . P. Turner
Francis W. Bush
Hugh ‘McCormick
Colonel Carl
Casto
Hearing on Turkey Market in Kansas City Opens
KUAP Kansas City AP reports a USDA hearing on a national turkey marketing order with over 100 growers present. Examiner G C Hyde notes 262 witnesses testified over 17 days across 6 prior hearings as producers face proposed allotments and handler set‑asides requiring turkey slaughterholdbacks.
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Kansas City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
G. C. Hyde
USDA
Hearings Held Across U S Cities In 1920s Context
Reports note many hearings taking place in Richmond Virginia Des Moines Las Vegas Oklahoma City Chicago and Albany detailing public inquiries and governmental reviews across multiple states during the period.
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Richmond, Va
Des Moines
Las Vegas
Oklaine City
Chicago
Albany
Salinger Not Talking in Paris Talks with Soviet Official
Paris AP Pierre Salinger left Paris for Washington after a four hour discussion with Soviet press chief Mikhail Kharlamov on U S Soviet communications. He refused to say if a Kennedy Khrushchev TV interview exchange was discussed. Accompanied by Edward R Murrow the secretary of state for information said the talk was informal and part of ongoing discussions since Vienna.
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Paris
White House
Pierre Salinger
Washington
Salinger
Mikhail Kharlamov
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kharlamov
Vienna
Murrow
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
USIR
Bonn
London
United States
West
Africa
Alexsei I. Adzhubei
Izvestia
Adzhubei
Bell Warns Budget May Exceed One Hundred Billion
Budget Director David Bell told Congress not to be surprised if the federal budget passes the $100 billion mark in coming years. He and Secretary Dillon defended Kennedy’s forecast of a small surplus for the fiscal year beginning July 1. Bell cited stable share of GNP around 16 to 17 percent despite rising outlays from 64.4 to an estimated 92.5 billion for FY 1962.
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Washington
David E Bell
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Bell
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Ways and ‘Means
Budget growth in Maryland exceeds prior years
The Commission on Governmental Legislation Economy reports Maryland's budget from all funds up 121 percent since 1951. It finds real and personal property taxes rose 187 percent, sales and use taxes 177 percent, income taxes 137 percent, and death taxes 73 percent. Federal funds are reported as four times higher than seven years ago.
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Baltimore
AIP
Comece On
Maryland
Byrnes Says Tax Plan Fails to Balance Concessions
Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wisconsin says the yet assembled tax program will not provide enough loophole cuts to offset concessions for business outlays, as he spoke in an interview on Sunday.
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John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Soviets To Change Farm Leadership Hints Made in Pravda
London AP reports Pravda hinted that many agricultural leaders will be toppled as the Communist Party reviews farm crisis. Moscow radio broadcast notes the central committee meeting set for March 5 to discuss farm failures causing meat and food shortages. Premier Khrushchev has attacked farm officials for not meeting agricultural program goals aimed at overtaking the United States in farm production.
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London
Pravda
The
Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Central Committee
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Antihunger Command Set Up in Central Java Amid Food Shortage
An antihunger command has been established in central Java to take prompt steps to deal with a food shortage. Java, home to 61 million people, faces rising rice prices—five times higher than six months ago—and growing scarcity across Indonesia.
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Jakarta
Cacerea
Java
Indonesia
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