Congressional Viewpoint on Tariffs and Free Trade
SEM J MARSHALL BUTLER discusses tariff policy and the push for a GATT OTC framework. He warns against international control of U S industry, notes ITO failure, and highlights the need to guard American workers and small firms from mergers while supporting selective tariffs and fair distribution of highway costs. He references Byrd and ongoing calendar items including a Cumberland dinner with Mayor Roy W. Eves.
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J. Marshall Butler
Washington, March
Congress
Community of Free Nabions
International “Organization For ‘Trade Cooperation
OTC
General Agreement On Tariffs and Trade
GATT
United States
International Trade Organization
ITO
United Nations
Byrd
Virginia
U. S
Congress of the
Ma Ooffice
Roy W Eves
Cumberland
Along The Potomac To Washington From Maryland to Fort Detrick
Residents of Allegany and Garrett Counties learn that the Interior Department and the National Park Service plan a parkway from Hancock to North Branch and improve recreation for the C O Canal. A House committee approves funds for Fort Detrick construction and the defense division designation as Fort. A bill to shift the Washington public employment service to Columbia Government is introduced.
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Maryland
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Interior Department
National Park Service
Hancock
North Branch
House
Fort Detrick
Camp Detrick
Fort
Marland
Montgomery to Put Tax on Tobacco
Montgomery County plans a tobacco tax to raise about 400000 in the first year and 650000 in later years. County Manager M L Reese cited a summer increase of about two cents a pack for retailers. Gov McKeldin vetoed the bill last year but the General Assembly overrode it. The council poll showed most support the tax if it does not raise city prices above the District. Only smokers on the council noted.
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Montgomery County
M L. Reese
McKeldin
General Assembly
Reese
Robert Sayre
J. Grahame Walker
Amendment Proclaimed By Virginia Assembly
The Virginia assembly proclaimed the amendment after a three day session. The interposition resolution extended debate and drew strong support for a governor and legislature praised for upholding the doctrine of interposition. The convention approved the amendment by a unanimous vote and debated education funding for impersectarian private schools under Gray Commission plans. An evangelist, Rev. B. B Bosworth, was also noted in a separate item.
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Hmond
Gray Commission
Privileges and Elections Committee
Te Committee
Christan Missionary Alliance Services March Brunswick
An apparent church notice announces Christian Missionary Alliance services at 485 A Street Brunswick from March 12 to March 38 with Easter services on April 1. Reverend Derwarth is listed in connection with the event.
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United States
Brunswick
Derwarth
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