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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
19
The House approved two measures last week the Foreign Assistance Act proposing 1.5 billion in foreign aid and the Federal Pay Raise Bill H R 11049 which moves to the Senate. A House debate covered foreign aid philosophy and implementation noting aid history from colonial times to today.
House debate covers postwar aid strategy with Western Europe partners and the fate of 14 nations no longer receiving aid. A separate vote approved the Federal Pay Raise Bill aimed at aligning government salaries with private sector levels to reduce turnover and bureaucratic delays.
A nine year old Frederick boy Larry C Cullen was treated for minor injuries after being struck by a BSA motorcycle driven by Harley Young 24 on an unnamed alley near Monroe Street. The accident occurred about 615 PM. No charges were filed by Corporal Paul W Mossburg. A separate 1230 AM report notes a Center Street collision with a parked car driven by Henry Thompson 34 of West Patrick Street.
Los Angeles faces a massive traffic jam as 2,500 bus drivers walk out against the Metropolitan Transit Authority. Some riders travel 25 miles to work while police redeploy officers and two helicopters to manage rush hour tie ups.
Johns Hopkins University President Dr Mil ton S Eisenhower says the university will cooperate with junior colleges to allow graduates to transfer in their junior and senior years He notes Hopkins will seek scholarship funds to help junior college graduates meet higher costs and spoke to 170 graduating seniors at Baltimore Junior College
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