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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1963
Page
2
New forecast projects 1963 total capital outlays at 39.2 billion, up 5.2 percent from 37.3 billion. First quarter slump due to dock strikes and storms. hopes rise through the year with 38.5, 40.0, and 41.3 billion projections for each quarter. Railroads lead with a 27 percent rise over 1962.
A labor statistics briefing shows adult male unemployment near 1960 levels while teen unemployment soars. The report notes longer hours for men 25 to 64, with 7 percent of manufacturing on overtime, and argues youth reemployment or retraining could steady unemployment in a dynamic industrial economy.
Letter writer argues that victory in the wheat referendum does not end the struggle with supply management. He urges ongoing vigilance against perceived socialist influence and urges readers to remain prepared for continued political battles and propaganda.
Vernon T. Smith, a former Lewistown farmer and city policeman, died at his home June 15. Other June 1943 items note a power breakdown at Potomac Edison’s Williamsport plant, Basil Lewis elected president of Braddock Heights Fire Co, hearings set on numerous speeding and pleasure driving cases before the OPA, the fleas beetle damaging gardens, and U.S. bombing raids on Sicily. Premier Tojo warns of tense situation as Japan’s diet signals an increasingly aggressive stance amid expected American offensives.
At the first meeting of the new Mayor and Board of Aldermen Jacob H. Schmidt was elected clerk to the board with Lloyd C. Culler named president. Three of Major Fraley's appointments were rejected and three not approved at all. Charles Miller injured by machinery at the Charles Rothenhoefer cream plant.
Four weekend accidents with only minor property damage were investigated by City Police. Vehicles involved included a 1959 Pontiac on West Patrick street, a 1961 Ford owned by Nicholas Vaciliou, and a 1953 Mercury driven by Theodore Davis. No injuries were reported and charges varied by incident.
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion resigns for personal reasons and will relinquish his Knesset seat while remaining caretaker head of government until a new cabinet forms. The move follows parliamentary criticism over a security case involving German scientists and nuclear rockets, with denials that it concerns state events.
The notice outlines a marriage between Clingan and Savile with details of wedding plans, participants, and location references. It mentions attendants, corsages, and ceremonial arrangements in a formal register.
Miss Tanya Lee Forney daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Forney of West Third street and Dr Melito Torres son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Torres of Quezon City Philippines were married Saturday at 4 pm in Calvary Methodist Church. Rev Ralph M Sharpe officiated the double ring ceremony. The groom’s family joined the celebration with a reception in the church social hall. The couple will reside in Baltimore after honeymooning at Deep Creek Lake.
Report describes emissaries from multiple nations gathering in Vatican City for a Mass led by the Pope. Text mentions various ministers and representatives attending the ceremony and participating in related rites.
Linganore High School lists A average students for the 1962 63 school year. Named are Cindy Colbert Barbara Holtzople Barbara Horizonte John Carpenter Kaye Grosshickle Gail Huttenberger Beverly Long and more across grades 10 11 and 12. High honor doubles in fourth nine weeks include Pat Bosic Barbara Holtzople and Frances Warfield along with John Carpenter Kaye Grosshickle Gail Huttenberger. A motorist was charged after losing control of a 1959 Chevrolet and crossing into oncoming lane near U oh and 20 yesterday.
Mr. Baxter Droneburg marked his 83rd birthday at 211 Wes South Street. Mr. George E Fulmer of near Fengaville plans his 86th birthday observance Friday. Miss Sarah Jane Willard earned a BA from Goucher College on June 16, closing the seventy second commencement. Barbara B Mullinix of Damascus serves as graduate counselor at UNC Chapel Hill Summer Session. Dennis Shipic of Wheeling visited Lewistown, representing Mail Pouch Tobacco Co. Georgianna Simmons Gitlinger of Baltimore returned from Europe via Pan American, visiting Lisbon Madrid Rome Vienna Paris and London.
Towson State Teachers College announces a greatly expanded summer school with ten workshops and about 150 undergraduate liberal arts courses plus graduate education courses. The program runs June 24 through August 2 with preregistration from 8 am to 4 30 pm and official registration on June 24 from 7 30 to 10 30, when classes start at 10 am.
The Alumnae Association of Goucher College plans its seventy first annual reunion at the Toasem campus from June 21 to 23. Formal reunions for class anniversaries fifty and sixty will be hosted by the Matinge Association for all attendees. details include dates and locations with a focus on alumni activities.
The Supreme Court ruled against Bank Werger in a Philadelphia antitrust case involving the Philadelphia National Bank and Girard Trust Bank. The decision marked the first in a series as the federal government seeks to curb bank consolidations and anticompetitive practices.
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