Federal aid debates and space plan push in Maryland
Maryland leader J Glenn Beall argues federal grants aid state and local governments, cites 1962 totals over 10.3 billion, and warns about administrative costs. He highlights NASA X-15 tracking contract awarded to Unitec in Timonium and calls for subsidy cuts and farmer freedom. The piece notes rising U.S. population and widespread federal programs amid spending scrutiny.
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United States
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Social Security
Washington
White House
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Agriculture —Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farmer
Freedom
Alaska
Connecticut
California
New York
Census Bureau
U. S
British Isles
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Unitec Corporation
Timonium
Unitec
Senate
Internal Revenue
Hood College Associates Meet To Review Leadership and Fundraising
Hood College Board of Associates met Friday with President Jacob R Ramsburg presiding. G Hunter Bowers reported the passing of R Paul Smith longtime Trustee leader and praised the Associates for their efforts including a $50 000 Edwin R Price Memorial Auditorium fund drive linked to the new Hood arts center. President Randle Elliott introduced Claire Ful enwider Hood senior and Coop Government Association president noting budget minded discourse.
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Hood College Board of Associates
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Hood
G. Hunter Bowers
Carsons
Bowers
R. Paul Smith
Board of Trustees
Associates
Edwin R. Price
Randle Elliott
Claire Fulenwider
Cooperative Government Association
Hood College discusses student privi leges and responsibilities
Miss Fulenwider described Hood's regulations as liberal with emphasis on student responsibility based on an effective honor system. President Elliott urged long-range planning for higher education and a 1W-year development program, noting a strong faculty despite low salaries and endowment. Dwight Collinus chaired a committee on new advisory-board interest areas. About 25 members attended.
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Fulenwider
Hood
Elliott
Dwight Collinus
Associates
Leukemia and medical questions by Dr Brandstadt
Leukemia is cancer of the blood with spleen and lymph node tumors common. Treatments may slow tumors for years but are not curative and do not reduce risk of other cancers. A surgical menopause can cause crampy mood changes. bleeding does not go anywhere. Cerebral arteriosclerosis can cause varied symptoms. some cases need rest, blood pressure control, weight loss, smoking cessation, and sometimes tranquilizers or vascular drugs. Reheating coffee does not harm. caffeine remains a mild blood vessel constrictor.
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W. G. Brandstadt
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