27 May 1963
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
1
NATO ministers approved studies led by the Paris based Council to assess strategy, force requirements and resources. Using data projected over five years, computers will measure combat value, duration of fight, training, morale and costs to achieve a balance between nuclear and conventional arms among 15 member nations.
A head-on collision on a rural road 24 miles west of Hustontown left two dead and six injured. The truck driver Kepneth E. Fix, 39, and his son Dale, 11, were among the deceased. Police identified the victims.
A new healing substance is reported to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery while stopping itching and relieving pain. In multiple cases, actual shrinkage occurred as the substance gently reduced pain and inflammation.
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein said income tax receipts for the first quarter exceed original forecasts by 2 to 3 million dollars, with about 22.2 million received from withholding and dividend liquidation boosting revenue. Local governments will share some of the gains, but the state should offset the expected 1 million dollar shortfall in sales tax revenue for the year ending June 30. The general fund relies on income and sales taxes for three quarters of its revenue.
State Police report a rear end collision on U S 10 as Mrs Barbara Moore driving a 1959 Chevrolet attempted a left turn was struck by Maurice Haupt Jr 41 of Middletown in a 1962 Ford passing too closely Haupt caused about 35 dollars damage to Moore’s car and was charged with interfering with the operator of a vehicle being passed per Trooper Robert L McSleid McAfee.
About 500 demonstrators braved rain at Israel's Central Airport for over 10 hours awaiting former West German Defense Minister Franz Joseph Strauss. The arrival was scrapped amid secrecy over his movements as protests mount against Nazi Germany's past. Strauss planned a private week in Israel at government invitation by Prime Minister Ben-Gurion. In Munich reports, observers note security and protest concerns surrounding his visit.
Carroll Gaines, a man in his thirties, is held in Queen Annes County Jail on charges of shooting his neighbor Charles Johnson, age 40, to death Saturday night near Kent Narrows Grasonville. Police say the men argued over an electric line short circuit and Gaines claimed Johnson had a gun. Johnson died en route to Easton Memorial Hospital.
Leesburg Virginia youth Eugene Wirts was arrested by Officer Eugene Capino of the Brunswick Police Department for reckless driving after his car struck a parked vehicle on E street in Brunswick. Damage was estimated at about $300. Local health officials will co sponsor a food and food service institute meeting.
In mid December they gain access to the U.S. base and intend to push toward Havana. The group trained here recently with 13 mile hikes to picket a Canadian defense installation.
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