State hit with revenue shortfall in April taxes
ANNAPOLIS AP A multimillion dollar shortfall in April tax receipts led Gov. Harry Hughes to warn of financial doom before officials said most of the gap would be covered by withheld income taxes. April income tax receipts were $12 million below estimates and sales tax was $49 million under estimates. The shortfall was blamed on a change in collection dates causing withholding taxes to arrive in May instead of April, with exact figures for April and May to be finalized next month.
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Annapolis
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Marvin Bond
Louis L. Goldstein
Gene Oishi
Muskie accuses Soviets of aggression over Afghanistan
U S Secretary of State Edmund S Muskie charged the Soviet Union with violating territorial integrity in Afghanistan during a Vienna address marking Austria's independence. Although not naming Moscow, he linked the act to global security threats and urged firm defense and alliance, with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko present.
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Austria
U.S
Edmund S. Muskie
Andrei A. Gromyke
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Muskie
Moscow
Gromyko
Soviet Bloc
Food stamp aid saved temporarily as Congress acts
The 21 million food stamp recipients are assured subsidies will continue for now after Congress quickly approved a 2.56 billion emergency appropriation. The measure, sent to the President for signature, funds the program through the current year and into fiscal 1962, but future funding beyond Sept 30 remains uncertain.
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Washington
Congress
Carter
House
Senate
Spansera
Coast Guard moves to block Freedom Flotilla from Cuba
Coast Guard reinforcements dispatched to curb the Freedom Flotilla of Cuban refugees. Reports say some U.S. skippers were forced at gunpoint to carry refugees from a Cuban port. Up to 400 active and reserve personnel deployed in Key West as efforts intensify.
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Freedom Flotilla
U.S
Quartermaster Lou Merck
Merck
Mariel
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Clay Edwards
Israel Attacks Palestinian Targets in Southern Lebanon
Helicopter and gunboat strikes hit Palestinian targets near Kfar wa in southern Lebanon overnight injuring several and killing a Lebanese driver of a cement truck. In Washington, House and Senate negotiators debate a balanced budget with progress on the Senate plan, while conflicts over spending cuts and fiscal targets persist as talks continue.
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Israel
Kfarwa
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Senate
Red
Ernest F Hollings
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Cig Ee
Washington Merry Go Round and Newsy Page Mix
Investigative reporter Jack Andarpen cites crash in silver prices while other columns cover Atlantic City, a commemorative cover, and a builder explains crane rule changes. Weekend sections include notes on birds, bees, and diverse local topics from the Paper's desk.
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Washington
Jack Andarpen
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Micheal Spew
Atlantic City
Tawomsan
Remsberg dissents on Supreme Concrete jail site choice
Frederick County Commissioners approve buying a 5,000 dollar option on a 10 acre Supreme Concrete Block Co. site on East Street despite Adrian Remsberg objection that the location limits jail and work release use and may be better suited to future needs. Officials note the parcel has water sewer and power services unlike other sites.
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Supreme Concrete Block Co
East Street
Commission
Mary G. Williams
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Adrian McCremsberg
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City annexation plans stalled by planning commission concerns
Frederick plans to annex Rosenstock Estate and three Opossumtown Pike institutions face delay as planning commission questions adequacy of road access and water sewer capacity. Mayor Young and City Attorney Roberts say city can address issues and proceed if property owners request annexation. opposition exists and a referendum could be forced if reconciliation fails. Studies on water expansion are under way.
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Rosenstock
Monocacy River
Opossumtown Pike
Planning Commission
Ronald N. Young
W. Milner Roberts
Young
A.G. Wickless
Roberts
Planners moving to limit large commercial vehicles on homes
Frederick County planners would amend the zoning code to limit to one commercial vehicle over a ton on residential property and allow one recreational vehicle or boat unless prohibited by covenants. A special exception permit would be required for more than one vehicle, with school buses included.
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County Planning Commission
Frederik J Lowndes
County Zong Board of Appeals
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Suung
Darel Poole
David Gray
Board of Appress
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Prightiers
Coun Lowndes Nai
Beschemer Court
Fountsindae
Madditioer
Caco Ane
Patrek Kerns
Anchive Dakine
Walkerevne
Raph weighs third bid in Sixth District race
Dan Raph seeks a third run for the Sixth District congressional seat as two Democrats enter the primary race. A court ruling affects filing procedures for independent candidates while observers expect a tight contest between incumbent Beverly Berendt and GOP challenger Raymond Beck amid a crowded field of Maryland Democrats.
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Reces
Jate
Gandige F
Byron
Borkyttrville
News-Post
Tibet
Cone Kom Aerate
Middie
Roed
Canébdety
BB Asdereon
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Aittec
Ohira Falls as Japan PM Faces No Confidence Vote
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party suffers a surprise no-confidence defeat with a 243 to 187 vote against Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira and his 17 month cabinet. Ohira must resign or bow to new elections. Parliament would choose a successor if he resigns. The vote destabilizes leadership but keeps US ally status unclear amid sanctions stance and Olympic boycott positions.
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Tokyo
Japan
Rwing
Liberal Democratic Party
U.S
Masayoshi Ohira
Ohira
Iran
Afghanistan
Otara
Primary results unchanged in Frederck County election
About 39.5 percent of Frederck County voters participated in the primary with Beverly B. Byron leading in the Sixth District. Final tallies show Byron 6919 votes, Hattery 1202, Kubricky 76, McMahon 301, Perkins 98, Sullivan 64 in the Democratic race for Congress. Republican totals list Anderson 850, Bush 1998, Crane 0.
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Board of Elections Supervisors
Beverly B. Byron
Congress
Harry H Reid
Edmund G Brown Jr
Jimmy Carter
Cliff Finch
Edward M Kennedy
Lyndon H la Rouche Jr
U.S
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Edward T Conroy
Mello Cottome
Victor L. Crawford
Robert L. Douglass
John A Kennedy
Dennis C McCoy
R. Spencer Oliver
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Kurt Summers
Richard J Taranto
James A Young
Democratic Congress
Beverly B Byron
Thomas H Hattery
John J Kubricky
Willam B McMahon
Melvin Perkins
Kent Sullivan
Welude
John B Anderson
George Bush Jr
Philip M Crane
Fragmentary Weather Snippet With Unclear Details
A damaged OCR style weather fragment mentions clouds wind and dates but lacks clear locations times or events. Readable names or places are absent, leaving only vague references to wind and sky conditions. The item reads like a snippet rather than a full report.
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