Where Are We Headed With Rising Debt Policy
Rep Howard W Smith questioned the national debt ceiling rise to 324 billion and warned of ongoing increases to finance deficit spending. Administration enforcement of tax rules tightens collections, raises penalties, and pressures taxpayers and corporations despite the tax cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
House Rules Committee
Smith
Johnson
Congress
Internal Revenue
U S Retaliation In Laos Signals Tough Policy Shift
The United States attacked Pathet Lao gun positions in Laos after a Navy reconnaissance plane and escort fighter were downed. China’s response was mild, avoiding direct intervention, while North Vietnam offered cautious warnings. The moves may mark a turning point in the Vietnam Laos conflict dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Pathet Lao
Laos
China
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Comunist
U. S. Seventh Fleet
IndoChina
Letter To The Editor On Birchite And Communist Scare
A reader writes to the News editor to set the record straight on accusations of communism and subversive fronts. They quote a Senate Internal Security Subcommittee report from July 11, 1961, citing Edward Hunter about a Red anti-anti-communist drive and a December 5, 1960 manifesto. The letter notes the virulent tone of a communist booklet called The Fascist Revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hunter
Birchite scare word urged by communists as tactic
The Communists seek a new trigger word Birchite to frighten Americans away from investigating the John Birch Society. J Edgar Hoover warned at a DAR speech on April 22 1959 that patriotic groups face vicious attacks and that even respectable citizens can aid Communists. In Frederick Maryland Gary C Veler cites Washington College nearing 86 percent of a 4800000 1965 goal for Heritage Campaign to raise 10 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
John Birch Society
J. Edgar Hoover
The
DAR
Gary C. Veler
Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Chestertown, Md
Washington College
Clifton M. Miller
Board of Visitors and Governors
Street boys under fire near East Patrick street race track
Residents on East Patrick street complain of boys using the street as a bicycle track starting at the Northern Central Railroad tracks and heading east toward Wisner street. Officials will be asked to intervene as the activity has become dangerous. A cherry box from farmer Jewis A Kolb is noted, with two varieties enjoyed by the News staff. A 13 year old boy, Cameron Kehne, fell from a cherry tree at Mountaindale and broke both arms with internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
Wisner Street
Jewis A. Kolb
Linganore Hills Inn
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Markwood D. Harp
Board of County Commissioners
Harp
Cameron Kehne
Twenty Years Ago in The News-Post June 12 1944
Items from the June 12 1944 issue note a drive to collect books and recreational equipment for a Victory ship named in honor of Frederick, with Miss Josephine Etchison leading the effort. Landlords register rental units under the expanded federal rent control program at North Market Street School. The 29th Division on the Cherbourg peninsula earns the nickname Blue and Gray for its mix of soldiers from Confederate and Union backgrounds, with 1600 officers formed since 1941. A Senate House conference signals a $150000 allocation for Fredericks airport development, pending approval by the Justice and Commerce departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Josephine P. Etchison
C. Burr Artz Library
North Market Street
U.S
Cherbourg
Isigny
Trevieres
29Th
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Pennsylvania
Montgomery County Honors Twenty One Retiring Educators
At a dinner in the Washington Education Services Center auditorium, 21 Montgomery County educators with combined 514 years of service are honored with emeritus life membership in the Montgomery County Education Association and silver bowls. Attending are Board of Education members, Superintendent C Taylor Whittier, association officials, principals, and faculty representatives. A musical skit by elementary vocal teachers directed by Miss Hazel Smith closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Education Association
Washington Education Services Center
Board of Education
C. Taylor Whittier
Association
Hazel Smith
William Bennett
Walter Johnson
Gladys Best
Gaithersburg
Helen Bready
Amy Eby
West Rockville
Kenneth Frisbie
Beth
Alta Morris
Hazel Phillips
Motorist Acquitted of Hit and Run in Magisterial Court
William Edward Kruger of Adamstown was acquitted by Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett of a hit-and-run charge stemming from an February 8 incident on the Ballenger Creek Pike. James KilLingsworth identified Kruger, but Kruger and six relatives testified he did not drive the car, with attorneys E Austin James and Wilbur F Sheffield for Kruger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Kruger
Adamstown
Stanley Y. Bennett
Kruger
James G. Killingsworth
Ballenger Creek Pike
Tfc
Jack Forsythe
Killingsworth
E. Austin James
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peter Duchin To Wed June 22
New York AP report that Peter Duchin 27 son of the late Ed Duchin will wed Cherry Georgia Zauderer 23 daughter of George Zauderer June 22. They obtained a marriage license Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York (Ap
Peter Duchin
Eddie Duchin
New York
Duchin
Cherry Georgia Zauderer
George Zauderer
Four Major Projects Discussed by Maryland Advisory Board
The Governors Science Resources Advisory Board will meet in Annapolis on Tuesday to review four proposals for graduate study in science and engineering, a Washing area institute for advanced studies, the Maryland Technical Information Center, and the Science Center of the Maryland Academy of Sciences. A minority report will urge a new international science oriented center. The board, with 58 members from business, science, industry, education and finance, plans to report to Gov Tawes within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor's
Science Resources Advisory Board
Annapolis
Washing
Maryland Technical Information Center
Maryland Academy of Sciences
National Center For Advanced Studies
L. Mercer Smith
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Maryland
Brethren Church Names New Pastor and Remodeling Details
Rev. Flory, serving since 1957 at Monrovia Church, now leads Bush Creek Church near Dayton after a seven year ministry that included a complete 1959 60 remodeling adding eleven classrooms and a rebuilt sanctuary. He completed a new seven commission plan in 1961 and is married to Virginia Younkins with two sons Lynn Austin and Larry Curtis. Born in Shansi China, he was educated at Bridgewater College Bethany Seminary and is assigned to Beaver Creek Township east of Dayton ten miles west of Xenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Service
Antietam Dunker
Virginia Younkins
Brownsville
Lynn Austin
Bridgewater College
Frederick Community College
Potomac Edison Company
Larry Curtis
George B. Read
New Castle
Del
Flory
Monrovia
T the
Locust Grove
Bush Creek
Seven Commission
Church Board of Administration
Shansi
North China
Church of the Brethren
Virginia
Bridgewater High School
Bethany Theological Seminary
Chicago
Betty Lew Poling
Kasson
W. Va
Kristin Dawn
Kevin Dean
Mr. Flory
Beavercreek Township
Dayton
Xenia
Potomac Synod Meets and Delegates Elected
The Potomac Synod meeting at Hood College closes this afternoon after three days with Rev. Mr. Bishop and Dr. Richard Batzler presiding as moderator and vice moderator. Delegates to the General Synod in Chicago include clergy Rev. Mr. Bishop Rev. Dr. Snead Rev. Dr. Frankenfeld Rev. Bernie Zerkel Jr and lay members J. Vernon Coblentz William Peltz Dr. Maddocks Lester Plume Miss Jean Kelbaugh. Alternates cover a wide slate of clergy and lay members from Baltimore Annapolis Hagerstown and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South College Parkway
Hood College
Lewis Maddocks
Washington
Council For Christian Social Action J
Richard Batzler
St.Paul’s United Church of Christ Baltimore
General Synod
Chicago
lClergy
Mr. Bishop
Paul B. Snead
First
St. Stephen’s Church
Balltimore
Raymond F. Frankenfeld
St. Matthew's
Baltimore
Bernie Zerkel Jr
Annapolis
W. Va
Jean Kelbaugh
Batzler
Lawrence Strunk
Hagerstown Christ Church
Joseph H. Clem
Salem Church
Maugansville
Kenneth B. Wentzel
Faith Church
Rockville
Fred Remsburg
Boonsboro
Roy Hoffman
James W. Moss
Hagerstown
Marcus Crum
Joseph A. Bosserman
Harrisonburg
Methodists Approve 30 Ordinations at Baltimore Meet
A committee of the Baltimore Conference recommends ordination of 14 men as deacons and 16 as elders to be conducted Sunday by Bishop John Wesley Lord. The panel also backs higher minimum salaries for ministers and reports conference contributions rising to over 2.5 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
The
Methodist Church
John Wesley Lord
Thelma Skilling
Francis B. Sayre Jr
Washington Cathedral
Protestant Episcopal Church
Colin W. Williams
New York
Department of Evangelism
National Council of Churches of Christ
Top District Builder Dies at 77 in Hot Springs
Morris Cafritz, a leading Washington area builder, banker and philanthropist, died at 77 at the Homestead Hotel during a private DC Bankers Association event. He collapsed on the dance floor. efforts to revive him failed. He survived by his wife Gwen, three sons Calvin Carter and Conrad, a brother and a sister and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Morris Cafritz
Washington, D. C
Homestead Hotel
Cafritz
District of Columbia Bankers Association
Donald F. Myers
Gwen
Washington
Calvin
Deaths: Henderson and Mehrling Obituaries Display Local Losses
Daniel B Henderson 79 of near Burkittsville died at home Wednesday evening. Survived by wife Mary Graham Henderson four daughters and four sons plus siblings and many grandchildren. Funeral at Gladhill Middletown with services at 3 p.m. at AME Church Burkittsville. Elizabeth L Mehrling 49 widow of Lawrence Mehrling died at MonteVue County Home of natural causes. Survived by son Kenneth Navy two sisters and four brothers. Services held in Middletown with Interment Pleasant View Cemetery. donations to medical research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Henderson
Burkittsville
Edward
Rachel Speaks Henderson
Mary Graham Henderson
Catherine Payne
Wardensville
Dorothy Lucas
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Thelma Henderson
Hagerstown
Virginia Simms
Washington, D.C
Roy
Theodore
Petersville
Maynard
Harpers Ferry
Richard
Helen Wilson
Elizabeth
N. J
Fred Henderson
Gladhill Funeral Home
Middletown
AME Church
E. V. Whims
Howard Whims
Lawrence Mehrling
Elizabeth L. Mehrling
Montevue County
William
Minnie Fink Sigler
Kenneth M. House
U.S. Navy
Dolly F. Sigler
Baltimore
Alvey Little
Roy Sigler
Roscoe
Mt. Airy
George
Midle
Sykesville
Gladhill
Paul Althouse
Pleasant View Cemetery
Burials for Burall Moser and Haugh in local churches
Funeral services were held for Flora May Burall wife of Jesse M. Burall at Bush Creek Church of the Brethren in Monrovia with Rev. Byron Flory officiating and nephews as pallbearers. Interment followed at Bush Creek Cemetery Falconer Funeral Home in charge. Catherine E. Moser wife of F I Layton Moser died Monday at Vindobona Nursing Home with services at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont led by Elder Joshua Rice and Elder Howard Surbey. Grandsons Norman Anders Jr Donald Law Jerry Lee Wayne Moser Richard Toms and David Heim served as pallbearers. Burial at United Brethren Cemetery Thurmont. Charles H. Haugh 80 of Hamilton Avenue died Monday with services at Salomone Funeral Home 608 E Patrick St officiated by Rev. Edwin Wenck. Pallbearers included Robert Mantill Tolbert Houck Raymond Haugh Ronald Patrick Charles Heffner Ralph Potts. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora May Burall
Jesse M. Burall
New Market
Bush Creek
Catherine E. Moser
Layton Moser
Vindobona Nursing Home
Creager
Thurmont
Joshua Rice
Howard Surbey
Norman Anders Jnr
Donald Law
Jerry Lee
Wayne Moser
Richard Toms
David Heim
United Brethren
Charles H. Haugh
Hamilton Avenue
Salamone
E. Patrick St
Edwin Wenck
Robert Mantill
Tolbert Houck
Raymond Haugh
Ronald Patrick
Charles Heffner
Ralph Potts
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Indian Lookout
Kensington
Emmitsburg
Mother Seton School
W. Mozart
Louis Storms
C. M
St. Joseph’s Church
Edward Echle
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Vincent Tomalski
St. Anthony’s Church
James John Gorman
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
E. Elgar
Louis Rosensteel
Joseph Thomas Bradley
Robert Allen
Caputo
Gary Eugene Cool
Dennis Allen Fitzgerald
Mark Anthony Gelwicks
Joseph Henry Hobbs Jr
Robert Henry Howe
Dale’ William Kelz
Larry Eugene Miller
Lumen Francis Norris ‘Jr
Paul Joseph Pressley
Clinton Vernon Rhodes Jr
Roy Leo Rohrbaugh
James Richard Shorb
Peter Anthony Sicilia Jr
Emmitsburg Memorial Playground Opens June 17
The Emmitsburg Memorial Playground sponsored by the local VFW will open on Wednesday June 17. Hours are 9 15 to 11 15 am Monday and 9 15 am to 12 30 pm Tuesday through Friday. Age 4 to 12, with siblings under 4 allowed with an older brother or sister. Donations of usable toys games puzzles and comic books are welcome at the VFW or to Mrs James Adelsberger playground supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Shorb
Hillcrest
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg Memorial
VFW
James Adelsberger
Jobless Survey To Be Conducted
Albert C Sprankle will conduct the current Population Survey next week for the Census Bureau to gather reasons people seek work and to add questions on employment. The Census Bureau will also question ever married women this month about number of children born, as part of the Current Population Survey across 357 sample areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Sprankle
Grant Place
Census Bureau
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Secretary Hansen named for Frederick Building Association
The Frederick Building Association of Frederick County appoints Howard R. Hansen as secretary succeeding Glenn E. Biehl who resigned June 1 for banking duties. Hansen, a Frederick resident with Navy service in Medical Supply and Finance, will join officers J. Walker Carty and A. Melvin Seeger, with a board including Biehl and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
Frederick County
Howard R. Hansen
Hansen
Glenn E. Biehl
Frederick
Fort Dettrick
Navy
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Maryland
Helen V. Wachter
Mount Olivet Boulevard
Frederick County National Bank
Mr. Hansen
J. Walker Carty
A. Melvin Seeger
Mr. Carty
Mr. Seeger
Carl L. Culler
John B. Landis
L. Homer Miller
Arthur V. Myers
Clyde M. Roney Jr
Robert L. Warfield
Ned S. Zeiler
Sutphin Mohler Wedding in LaVale Maryland
Gloria Jean Sutphin and Evan Eugene Mohler wed May 31 in a LaVale Methodist Church ceremony attended only by immediate families. The groom will graduate from Frostburg State Teachers College and they plan to reside in Knoxville, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun County High School
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Frostburg State Teachers College
Frostburg
Knoxville
Illness and Recovery Updates From Local Hospitals
Among the sick note patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital include C. E. Compher awaiting observation and treatment. Miss Lamora Stoner of Dill Avenue is improving from eye surgery at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Mrs. Eleanor Harne, Knoxville, returned to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown for surgery. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lerch of Burkittsville. Howard Zimmerman near Feagaville is recovering after surgery Wednesday at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Compher
Bailroad
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lamora Stoner
Dill Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Eleanor Harne
Knoxville
James Lerch
Burkittsville
Howard Zimmerman
Feageville
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Marine Pfc William F Green Visits New York Worlds Fair
In New York Marine Private First Class William F. Green son of Mr and Mrs William Green of RFD 1 Mount Airy recently visited New York City aboard the Navy command ship USS Northampton operating out of Norfolk Virginia While in New York he had an opportunity to visit the New York Worlds Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William F. Green
William Green
RFD 1
Mount Airy
New York City
Navy Command
Northampton
Norfolk
Navy Seaman Miller Assigned to USS Little Rock
Donald C. Miller seaman USN son of Mr and Mrs George C Miller of Twin Arch Road Mt Airy is a crewmember aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Little Rock based out of Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Donald C. Miller
USN
George C. Miller
Twin Arch Road
Mt. Airy
Norfolk
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News-Post
Senate House
Justice and Commerce Department
Brethren Church
Potomac Synod Meet
Frederick Exchange Club
Ymca Building Fund
VFW Country Club
Gerry Garchold
J. Rolfe Castleman
Claude Fulmer
Ralph L. Gastley Jr
YMCA
Building ‘Secretary
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