Foreign Aid Package Approved by Senate Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced a 4.3265 billion dollar foreign aid program and the five year 8.8 billion dollar economic development loan plan. It trimmed 436 million from Kennedy totals and cut 200 million for a contingency fund, approving 10 to 7 amid east west Berlin tension.
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Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Park Manager Charles Shank Funeral Held
Funeral services were held for Charles E. Shank 49 manager of Catoctin Mountain Park in Thurmont. He died Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery. Pallbearers will attend Arlington National Cemetery services today. Shank served National Capital Parks since 1945 and led Catoctin Park since 1957 after roles in Virginia. He was an outdoorsman active in Mt Quhrauk Rod and Gun Club and Izaak Walton League. He was born April 26 1912 in Bellefonte Pennsylvania and served in the D C National Guard and U S Army in World War II.
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Thurmont
Charles E. Shank
Catoctin Mountain Park
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Steele
Samuel 4. Moyer
Clarence McGaha
Arlington National Cemetery
David Marpel
Gene Legh
Lennis Pittinger
Herbert Grimm
Frank Falley
Alonzo Barkman
National Capital Parks
Shank
Catoctin Park
Prince William Forest Park
Virginia
D. C
United States Army
Iron Horse in Civil War and National Park Service Figures
The piece notes 21 000 miles of Union rail and 9 000 miles for the Confederacy during the Civil War and credits Abraham Lincoln with creating the U S Military Railroad Service in 1862. It highlights Mr Shank’s postwar career with National Capital Parks and his role in establishing the Frederick County Outdoor School at Catoctin Mountain Park educating about 1 300 children annually since 1957.
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Prince William Forest Park
Virginia
Frederick County
Catoctin' Mountain Park
Park Service
Potomac Creek
Herman Haupt
Airlines Seek New Altoona Reading Route and Harrisburg Hagerstown Link
Allegheny Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board for a daily Altoona to Reading round trip with Harrisburg and Lancaster stops removed. Lancaster would shift to a third Pittsburgh Newark flight, and Trenton would replace Lancaster on two Pittsburgh runs. A direct Harrisburg to Hagerstown service to New York City is also proposed. The FDA announces seizure of puffed wheat and puffed rice in Camden and Baltimore for short weights up to 15 percent and 6 percent respectively, citing Quaker Oats shipments from Shiremanstown.
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Allegeny Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Altoona
Reading
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Lancaster
Trenton
N. J
Pittsburgh
Newark
Hagerstown
New York City
Food and Drag Administration
Camden
Baltimore
John L. Harvey
FDA
Quaker Oats Co
Shiremanstown
Food and Drug Administration
Maryland Legion Leaders Urge Strong Nation and Civic Ed
Governor Tawes rallies Maryland American Legion delegates urging a six week mandatory course contrasting Americanism and Communism. Post 81 introduces the resolution seeking a bill in the General Assembly. Laurel Unit 60 dominates auxiliary awards while Baltimore and Hamilton units win several honors.
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American Legion
Maryland
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United States
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Berlin
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Laurel Unit
the Legion
Laurel
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Auxilary
James C. Ludwig
Hamilton
Recital Spotlight Features Storm's Students in Winchester Hall
Sperry L. Storm presented a summer recital at Winchester Hall studio on Thursday at 2 p.m. Students performed a diverse program including Nancy Morgan Air Haydn Ding Dong Blake Marjorie Guest There Was an Old Soldier Diller Qualle Carol Roelke Stepping and Skipping John Thompson Patrick Kennedy Tweedie Dee arranged by Kennedy Keith Davis This is Up John Schaum Gary Davis Birthday Party Jody and Chevy Smith Bug a Boogie Schaum Ralph Bowers So High Weybright Greg Englar The Snake Dance Schaum James Hudson Toy Train Choo Choo Waxman Lynda Hudson Come Dance the Polka Scher I Love to Tell the Story arranged by Lynda Hudson Terrie Mills Captain Butterscotch Confrey Bobcat Boogie Schaum Cheryll Emge On a Silver Cloud Rodgers Sue Carol Adams Follow the Gleam Westcott Mary Elgin Turkish March Joan Ann Lewis Hungarian Hauser Thompson Janie Ausherman Bumble Boogie John Schaum Maria Paleologos In Florida Moonlight Crawford Jean Masser True Love Cole Porter Gary Clayton March Burlesk Giannin Karen Saffer Etude Czerny Clarinet solos Thomas Shelor Young at Heart
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Winchester Hall
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Nancy Morgan
Air
Haydn
Blake
Marjorie Guest
Diller-Qualle
Carol Roelke
John Thompson
Patrick Kennedy
Tweedie Dee
Keith Davis
John Schaum
Gary Davis
Jody
Chevy Smith
Schaum
Ralph Bowers
Weybright
Greg Englar
James Hudson
Waxman
Lynda Hudson
Scher
I Love To Tell the
Terrie Mills
Captain Butterscotch
Confrey
Robert R. Marsh
Cheryll Emge
Rodgers
Sue Carol Adams
Westcott
Mary Elgin
Mozart
Joan Ann Lewis
Hauser- Thompson
Janie Ausherman
Musical solos listed for contest and regional notes
A list of cornet trombone saxophone and French horn solo pieces with composers arrangers and performers mainly names from a junior or school band program. The passage also notes Lubec Maine and a Brazil Algeria migration claim and mentions the first U S scientific weather bureau founded in 187 by Professor Elias Loomis.
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U. S
Elias Loomis
Western Reserve University
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