Democrats Attack Eisenhower Mutual Security Bill in Senate
Democrats in the Senate assailed President Eisenhower's 33.93 billion mutual security bill as endless foreign aid. Sen. Mike Mansfield offered amendments to trim military aid abroad and set a June 30, 1963 cutoff for most economic aid, with one proposal to lift secrecy classifications on all aid details. He stated the goal is ending one sided dependence while not harming essential aid to allies. The House committee had cut 266.8 million from the bill, and the Senate committee will draft its version starting Wednesday.
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Washington
Alaska
Young
Mansfield
Leonard J. Saceio
International Cooperation Administration
Executive Branch
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Smith Elected Burgess in Burkittsville Municipal Vote
Paul Smith was elected burgess of Burkittsville in yesterday's municipal election. He defeated Arthur Biers 44 to 8. Of 80 registered voters, 53 cast ballots. Smith will serve a three year term as will three commissioners. Ralph Weedy, Hubert Gordon, and Roy McBride won seats with 43, 38, and 32 votes respectively. Defeated were Paul Zecher with 25, Donald Moss with 12, and Daniel Keefer with nine.
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Paul Smith
Burkittsville
Arthur Biers
Smith
Ralph Weedy
Hubert Gordon
Roy McBride
Weedy
Gordon
McBride
Paul Zecher
Donald Moss
Daniel Keefer
No Assessor s Office Head
Frederick County operates without a supervisor of assessments as of Monday morning following the resignation of A. Lamar Barrick of Woodsboro. A list of candidate names led by County Clerk C. Burton Cannon, approved by the County Commissioners and sent to the State Tax Commission on May 7, awaits action or a new list. The State Tax Commission may appoint any listed candidate after interviews or request a new slate. in the interim the County Commissioners hold the review power. A pair of forced landings near Padonia Road followed stormy skies over Prettyboy Reservoir as two pilots from Sharpsburg and Half Way, Edward Griffin and Harry Kefany, landed after losing contact with Baltimore City line. The report notes the pilots faced no injuries. Moscow TV airs a Western dance instruction segment, teaching the fox trot and similar steps to viewers.
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Frederick County
A. Lamar Barrick
Woodsboro
State Tax Commission
C. Burton Cannon
Democratic State Central Committee
Ezra L. Grantham
Oscar A. Hirsch
Lumen F. Norris
Michael E. Pue
Baltimore
Barack
Towson
Lutherville
Prettyboy Reservoir
Hagerstown
Atlantic City
Padonia Road
Cockeysville
Baltimore hosts Maryland Municipal League session on June 15
Delegates will tackle urban renewal attracting industry to Maryland towns and implementing MTAS. Baltimore mayor J Harold Grady will welcome attendees at the June 15 session. Speakers include State Senators Northrop and Markus, Delegate Siler, Port Authority head J L Stanton, MTAS director Milton Mason, and others. The Maryland Municipal League, formed in 1948, has 135 member towns.
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Tawes
Kennedy
Maryland
Municipal Technical Advisory Service
MTAS
Baltimore
J. Harold Grady
Eduard S. Northrop
Frederick C. Markus
Edgar Siler
J. L Stanton
Port Authority
Milton B. Mason
John Shriver
State Fiscal Research Bureau
Clayton Carter
Maryland Municipal League
Maryland Officials to keynote Ocean City Municipal League Meeting
Maryland Governor J. Millard Tawes and U S Senator John F Kennedy will headline the Maryland Municipal League’s ith Annual Conference in Ocean City on June 15 16 Mayor B Herman Adkins of Snow Hill announced Tawes and Kennedy will give luncheon speeches to municipal officials and guests on Tuesday June 16 at the Atlantic Hotel About 300 mayors councilmen and other officials from across the state are expected to attend the two day event.
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Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
United States
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ith
Maryland Municipal League
Ocean City
B. Herman Adkins
Snow Hill
Tawes
Kennedy
Atlantic Hotel
Grove Reelected Hospital Aid Head
The Hospital Aid Inc annual meeting on May 25 at the YMCA reelected James H Grove to a sixth term as president. The list of officers and directors includes Lorene Bowlus G Frank Thomas Benjamin Rosenstock Mary Jane Winpizer and others. a memorial page honors Jacob R Goldberg and Charles K Taylor.
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Hospital Aid, Inc
Purpose
James H Grove
Lorene Boulus
G. Frank Thomas
Benjamin Rosenstock
Mary Jane Winpizier
Benjamin la Sault Ted
Thes
Bowlus
Lindsay L. Browsing
Paul Carmack
James H. Grove
Charles T Hartman
George L. Wilhide
Thomas E. Waithams
Chole Mooney Sr
Richard Simmons
Association
Jacob R. Goldberg
Charles K. Taylor
Journal of
Hospital A.d. Inc
Above Normal Temperatures Across Large U S Regions
The Weather Bureau 30 day outlook for June predicts above average temperatures across the northeastern quarter of the nation and the Mississippi area, with below normal readings in the western third. Near normal temps expected on the West Coast and northern border states, some cooler weather in the south Atlantic states, and mixed precipitation patterns from the central Great Lakes to the Atlantic Coast with above normal rainfall in the Gulf and south Atlantic states and over the central Rocky Mountains.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ississippi Wally
South Atlantic
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Gulf and
South Atlantic States
Emmitsburg Native Robert Hays Plans Lafayette BS Degree
Robert Hays of Emmitsburg will graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree at Lafayette College commencement in Easton on June 5. He majors in civil engineering and is active in marching band concert band music societies and Alpha Chi Rho. After graduation he will work as a service engineer for Lehigh Cement Co. in Allentown.
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S. Robert Hays
Mmt Gardens
Emmitsburg
Lafayette College
Easton Pa
Xune
Gma Music Society
Lehigh and Cement Co
Allentown
Vi Anders Samuel C. Hass
Emmitts
Eisenhower to Address FHA Anniversary Dinner
President Eisenhower will speak at a June 18 dinner marking the 23rd anniversary of the Federal Housing Administration. The event at the Sheraton Park Hotel is an industry salute with Raymond J. Lallimer, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, as principal speaker.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Federal Housing Administration
Sheraton Park
Raymond J. Lallimer
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Final expense life insurance ad from Old American
An elderly reader offer from Old American Insurance Co of Kansas City invites people aged 60 to 80 to apply for a $1,000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses. The process is mail based, with no obligation or calls, requiring name address and year of birth to be mailed to the company in Kansas City Missouri.
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OLD American of
Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
3 West Ltd
Missouri
Joan Crawford to Receive 60000 a Year From Pepsi
Actress Joan Crawford confirms she will receive a $60,000 annual salary from Pepsi-Cola for five years as part of Mr. Alfred Steele's contract terms, with additional compensation to be decided after probate of Steele's estate. Crawford plans to move from Hollywood to a New York apartment and continue acting when roles arise.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Los Angeles Examiner
Miss Crawford
Steele
Pepsi-Cola Co
New York
Funk Sworn In As State Roads Head
Funk sworn in as chairman of the reorganized State Roads Commission in Towson Maryland by Circuit Judge Raine Jr. The ceremony placed him at the top of Maryland road policy with Rasmussen administering the oath. Funk previously served as director of the department.
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Funk
State Roads
Towson, Md
John B. Funk
Reorganized State Roads Commission
Paris Subway Strikegrounds City Travel Delays
AP report describes a Paris subway strike shutting major routes. Workers flooded central paris hubs causing long delays as passengers faced hourlong commutes and tangled routes. No clear names or dates are identifiable in the readable bits.
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OLD Line Legal Reserve
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Pte
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Seiberling Tires
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