Foreign Aid Bill Heads For Storm
President Kennedy's foreign aid bill, $4.33 billion, clears the Senate Foreign Relations Committee 13-4 and moves toward a long debate on Treasury financing for a five year development loan program. Senate Republicans express strong misgivings about an $8.8 billion blank check while Speaker Rayburn backs approval.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Treasury
George D Arken
Alexander Wuey
Wisconsin
Thomas H. Kucher
California
Kuchel
Congress
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Rayburn
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate Committee
Gres shows fall fashion with oblique lines and leather
Paris fashion week opened with Gres leading the collection. Diagonal draping called oblique line dominates, skirts stay short by two or three inches, coats pyramid shaped, and leather ensembles with brown and beige furs headline a restrained collection. Meanwhile news from Frankfurt reports Pfc. Robert E Poole in a German hospital after a chemical lab accident. Miles named Baltimore Metropolitan Area Study Commission head and Mayor Grady named ex officio member to the panel.
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Nadeane Walker
Paris
Gres
Chanel
Pauline Layton
Pfc
Robert E. Poole
Frankfurt
Germany
Chemical Laboratory
West Germany
Pic Poole
97Th General Hospital
Apo
New York
Miles
Baltimore
Hoover S Miles
Maryland
Metropolitan Area Study Commission
Tawes
J. Harold Grady
Boy Injured In Go-Kart Accident Near Lisbon
A 16 year old boy riding a go kart across Maryland 94 near Lisbon was injured when his cart struck a car driven by Barbara Joann Cornett. He suffered two broken legs and was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial. The go kart, unlicensed for road use, prompted pending charges against the operator.
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Maryland
Lisbon
Emerson Harless
Woodbine
Mount Airy Aliance
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Barbara Joann Cornett
Route 2
Maryland 4
Cornett Auto
Tfc
Harry Edwards
Randallstown
Ilegal
Tfc Edwards
U.S 40
Ridge Road
Bennett B. Wood
Estherville
Iowa
W Od, Grose
Grose
Wagner's Crossroads
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Ernest Robert Resh
Baltimore
Lois E. Resh
Sarah Jane Resh
Arnold Walker Resh
Robert John Resh
Resh
Lewis J J Griffin
Boonsboro
U. S. 40
South Mountain
Griffin
Boyle Column Covers Dreams Taxes and Knights in Jokes
A collage of items from a Boyle column includes notes on dreaming and IQ, fingerprint statistics, domestic chores, rest and ulcers, federal taxes, Grant’s musical quips, upcoming ink tech, and jokes. It also mentions a Bible class lesson and Kennedy’s promotion of Chester Clifton to major general plus Goodpaster’s elevation to major general.
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New York
Columm
Sigma
FBI
U.S Grant
Walter Slezak
Boy Scouts
Clifton
Washington
Kennedy
Chester W. Clifton
Andrew J Goodpaster
Dwight D Eisenhower
Stolen Funds Reported From Fort Smallwood Park Safe
AP a safe at Fort Smallwood Park in Baltimore was battered open over the weekend and nearly $4,000 stolen. The loss is estimated at $3,845 for the city operated recreation area in Anne Arundel County. Earlier, $1,200 was taken from the same ticket office.
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Baltimore
Fort Smallwood Park
Anne Arundel County
Man Killed After Shooting Woman Then Car Crash
In Biglerville Pennsylvania a migrant worker Augusto Mercado Selivan shot Gertrude Viola Tyler during a quarrel at a home. Selivan died minutes later when his car crashed while en route to Gettysburg's Annie Warner Hospital. Tyler survived with gunshot wounds to the chest arm and hip. Louis Alvarado was injured in the crash and held as a material witness.
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Biglerville
Adams County
Augusto Mercado Selivan
Gertrude Viola Tyler
Mount Holly Springs
Here
Sulivan
Gettysburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Tyler
Louis Alvarado
R.C
Adam County
Solvan
Palm Beach
Fla
Miss Haines Named Mt. Airy Queen
Gloria S. Haines, 17, a Mt. Airy High School graduate, won the Miss Mt. Airy beauty contest at the Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company carnival. She earns $50, advances to the Carroll County Fire Prevention Queen contest in Westminster in October, and stands five feet four with brown hair. Second place went to Carol Ann Black, 17, a Mt. Airy senior, with $30, while third went to Pat Dennis, 16, also a Mt. Airy senior, with $20. Other contestants included Doris Ann Bridges and Sylvia Moxley among others. Mt. Airy will lead the firemen parade Thursday. judges were Phil Beard, Taft Brandenburg, Charles Fritz, and Charles Collins.
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Kay Kobb
Mt. Airy High School
Carol Ann Black
Pat Dennis
Mt. Airy
Miss Black
Miss Denns
Doris Ann Bridges
Sylvia Moxley
Connie Jean Norris
Priscilla Ann Miller
Carel Grimm
Delores Mundy
Joan |. Jackson
Airy
Phil Beard
Walkersville
Taft Brandenburg
Frederick
Charles Fritz
New Windsor
Charles Collins
Adventists Hold Summer Bible Conference Near Baltimore
The Chesapeake Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will hold its annual summer Bible conference and camp meeting in Catonsville from Thursday through Saturday. Attendees come from Maryland Delaware and parts of Virginia and West Virginia with sessions featuring morning devotionals panels daily preaching and workshops.
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Catonsville, Md
Chesapeake
Soviets May End Up First in Space Race
Washington AP reports the Air Force warns the Soviet Union may speed up in the race to be first with a satellite capable of striking targets on Earth. Gen. Thomas Power says U S aerial power remains superior, while Sen. John Stennis notes the need to prevent falling behind and not rest on current gains. A separate hearing discusses a new five year defense plan for wiser procurement of weapons and programs.
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Washington
Air Force
Soviet Union
U.S
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Preparedness
United States
Soviet Bloc
Stennis
Defense Establishment
Charles J Hitch
Defense
Senate Subcommittee On
Defense plan to review weapons, missions and costs
The proposal aims to evaluate each weapons system and mission plus costs against defense needs for the next five years. Secretary McNamara flagged the outline earlier and will face detailed questions at upcoming hearings. Hitch argues the plan offers flexible, better wear-around defense planning.
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Robert S. McNamara
Hitch
Austin Rollins Guilty Of Larceny In Magistrate Court
Austin Frank Rollins a four year old colored boy from Carver Apartments was found guilty of larceny after trust. He received a $100 suspended fine after witnesses testified a misunderstanding led to the act and full restitution was made for two beds and springs.
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Austin Frank Rollins
Carver Apartments
Stanley Y. Bennett
Rollins
Lawrence Stanley Trail
Route One
Frederick
Red Light
Sixth
Market Streets
Paul Mossburg
William M Shanklin Jr
Washington
Emmitsburg
Monroe Peeden Jr
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Haines
Mtt. Airy High School
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Delaine Hobbs
Carol Ann
Boyle
Pony Express
Jonathan Swift
Edward S Rice
Mary and Martha Friends of Jesus
Rice
Thomas A Garner
Sherman P Bowers
S Walter Worthington
Mullard E. Crum
Edward S Mantz
Charles B Jones
Ray M Watkins
Nelson Bohn
Charles Roy Palmer
Charles Palmer
Myersville
F Company
3Rd Trianing Regiment
Fort Dix
N J
Middletown High School
Hal Boyle
Miss
Howard H. Tregoning, Jr
Telephone
Vinewood
Eastview Development
Rosemont Ave
Shookstown Rd
Sam
Tregoning
Berger's
Berger
N, Market St
Soviets
William &. Stackhouse
Raymond Stackhouse
East Third Street
F. Company
3Rd Training Regiment
N. J
Frederick High School
Market St. Frederick
Coblentz & Main
Exclusively Insurance
North Court Street
James I. Harris & Associates
Service Glass & Mirror
East Street
E Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Market St
Kaempf & Harris
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
Eastern All Metal
Kehne Furniture Co
Monument
Carload
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