Eisenhower Approves 53 Million Peru Loan
President Eisenhower approves a 53.2 million dollar loan to Peru to support economic development as part of a Latin American aid plan. The loan is extended by the Export-Import Bank and the Development Loan Fund and announced during his Colorado stay after attending the Republican National Convention. The president’s schedule included a visit to the Fifth National Boy Scout Jamboree in Colorado Springs and a call on his mother-in-law, with plans to return to Washington by August 8.
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Levels Blast At Director of Forests Over Park Land
Frank Bliss, president of the Seneca Creek Park Advisory Association, attacked Joseph F. Kaylor, Maryland forests and parks director, for not acquiring land for Seneca Creek State Park near Gaithersburg. He plans to ask Gov. Tawes to remove Kaylor and reorganize the department, noting $250,000 sits in the State Treasury while no action is taken. The County Council agreed to convey concern to the Governor and press for timely land purchase to prevent housing development encroachment.
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Park land rush faces six month window in Seneca project
Jae the latter refused to move while Kaylor warns the group land may surge in value. Bliss notes no county land trades at 100 an acre and urges action within six months to prevent subdivision losses. Some park land already developed as Seneca Park aims for 1200 to 1500 acres near a busy suburban belt. A similar pattern holds statewide.
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Newspaper writer George Roth Brown dies at 90 in Chicago
George Roth Brown, longtime Hearst political writer, dies at age 90 in his Chicago hotel room after covering the Republican National Convention. He joined Hearst in 1929 after working for the Boston Herald and the Washington Post.
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