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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1964
Page
12
Polly's Pointers gathers reader tips on kitchen organization and simple inventions. A family cookbook idea uses a plastic squeeze bottle to hold clipped recipes and a three-ring system for easy sharing. Other hints include tying a nail file to the towel rack and using a medicine dropper for precise water drops.
AP analysis outlines how consumer and business spending surge from tax cuts risks inflation and wage pushes, while unemployment remains a concern with teen dropouts and older workers displaced. Automation gains are likely as firms invest tax-cut windfall amid booming confidence.
Analysts warn that price competition and rising costs threaten margins even as record earnings persist. Losses from automation and inflation could erode real profits, though boom psychology may attract new entrants. Most economists agree conditions look favorable now with expectation of further improvement.
English lesson emphasizes usage accuracy and pronunciation. It presents correct forms accountable versus their acts, somnolence pronunciation, and mispellings like aftront and effrontery. The piece encourages daily vocabulary growth and defines TRITE as overly familiar.
Dr. Manfred S. Guttmacher, Baltimore psychiatrist and chief medical officer for the Supreme Bench, testified for the defense in the Jack Ruby trial. He argued McNaughton should be redefined to account for mental disorders and urges broader insanity standards. He noted cases like Gen Edwin Walker and continues active work in court, private practice, and Johns Hopkins teaching.
The subject notes a heavy schedule at Maryland including lectures and travel. He jokes about spending too much time on extracurriculars, saying senior status increases involvement in these duties.
President Johnson will deliver a long awaited special message to Congress on Monday detailing plans for the war on poverty. The address is expected to outline nationwide measures to reduce poverty and expand aid programs.
The White House said the poverty program would be ready for February but delays from last minute skirmishing over sections held it up. Sargent Shriver will head the program, with draft plans developed by Johnson officials and the Labor and Welfare Departments. Johnson sets a one billion dollar price tag with earlier spending possibly a third of that, and the rest to follow.
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