Byrd Urges Budget Cuts to Avert Red Ink
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia, as Senate Finance Committee chair, warns the 1965 budget could hit a $5.8 billion deficit. He calls for delaying the $962 million anti poverty program, scrapping the pay raise, trimming foreign aid by 1.3 billion, and curbing housing, education, transit, pollution, and civil defense spending. Byrd argues economy requires action not promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Johnson
Senate
Fifty Years Ago News from the Frederick County Schools
Freder ick County graduates show more boys than girls for the first time in memory. 65 boys and 61 girls listed. Boys High School 36 graduates. Girls High School 25. County trustees appointed, 450 men named with some women on boards. Manor farmer reports a Holstein calf weighing 131 pounds. Maryland Classis Resolves minimum salary of 800 annually plus parsonage. Heatwave reported with 78 at 8 am rising to 96.44 at 1:30 pm. yesterday’s high nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
White
Board OF County School Commissioners
WR. C. C. Renn
Walkersville
Maryland Classis
Potomac Synod of
Maryland
Classis
Maryland Holstein-Friesian Association
G. Edgar Roderick
Col. R. W. Walker
Ira D. Ifert
Albert N. McCardell
Ray H. Smith
Rome
Design for FDR memorial stirs Washington again
A redesigned FDR memorial with eight concrete slabs and a statue is back in contention in Washington after Congress blocked the previous plan two years ago. William Walton, chair of the Washington Fine Arts Commission, remains unhappy and may not recuse himself as the panel weighs approval. Congress retains final authority and faces pressure to reject what critics call a grotesque monument near the Washington Monument and national memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Fdr
William Walton
Washington Fine Arts Commission
Washington Monument
Prism editor named Emory and Henry College staff
John Ashbury named business manager of Prism at Emory and Henry College with Miss Charlotte Edwards Springfield Tennessee selected editor and Ed Deyton Knoxville assistant editor Also noted are two year Prism contributors Ashbury and Deyton both juniors Edwards a two year Prism member and 1964 Roanoke Times writing award winner 1964 Bristol Herald Courier poetry winner Completes course Airman Gary N Lewis Harpers Ferry West Virginia finishes first phase of Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas chosen for ATC aircraft maintenance training Brunswick High School graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ashbury
Prism
Emory and Henry College
Charlotte Edwards
Springfield
Tenn
Ed Deyton
Knoxville
Ashbury
Deyton
Emory and Henry
Miss Edwards
Roanoke Times
Emory and Henry Collegge
Bristol Herald Coura
Gary N. Lewis
Gladys E. Lewis
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Lewis
Air Training Command
ATC
Brunswick High School
Groundbreaking Held For Frederick Construction Firm Center
Attendees included County Commissioner Russell Z. Horman, Ruth Crawford R.N. who will be administrator, Eleanor Marston R.N. managerial consultant, and George Brachey field representative of the Frederick Construction Company. Completion date set for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Construction Company
Russell Z. Horman
Ruth Crawford
R.N
Eleanor Marston
George Brachey
Freder
Nehru dies and world mourns as India plans funeral
report recalls Nehru death after heart attack and shock. President Radhakrishnan to lead state funeral with cremation in New Delhi and ashes scattered in holy rivers. Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home to attend, Queen Elizabeth II to be represented by Earl Mountbatten. Nehru’s legacy described as guiding India from colonial era to nonaligned foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
India
Defense Ministry
New Delhi
Nehru
Gandhi
Allahabad
Ganges
London
Alec Douglas - Home
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Earl Mountbatten
Home
V. Viswanathan
Motilal Nehru
Mahandas
United Nations
I. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Frederick Women Aim to Produce Million Dressings by September
A meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Red Cross work room gathered over 40 women led by Mrs. Holmes D. Baker to organize Frederick County’s drive for more than one million surgical dressings by the end of September. The effort reflects wartime mobilization and community support for wounded service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Red Cross
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick County
Soviet leader returns from Tokyo without key treaties
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan left Tokyo with no agreement on a World War II peace treaty as Japan refused to concede on island returns. They did reach a pact to pursue a total nuclear test ban with an effective policing system. Two weeks of talks also failed to settle a Tokyo Moscow airline dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Anastas Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Japan
Florida primary reshapes Goldwater path and picks Burns
In Florida, Republican delegates loyal to Goldwater were rejected by the Brown slate, while Hayden Burns won the Democratic nomination for governor over Robert King High. Burns vows to oppose civil rights, and Jacksonville saw racially charged clashes as the race intensified. The Brown slate will send at least 28 of 34 Florida delegates to the national convention amid questions on Goldwater support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla. AP
Barry Goldwater
Florida
Goldwater
Arizona
Tampa
California
Brown
William Cramer
R-Fla
Associated Press
Hayden Burns
Jacksonville
Charles Holley
Burns
Robert King High
Johnson
Woman Burns From Fire During Meal Prep
A Braddock Heights woman suffered second and third degree burns on several body areas when her clothing ignited while preparing the evening meal. Mrs Ernest Bitler was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by the Middletown Fire Department ambulance and is listed in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Ernest Bitler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Middletown
Sees Rosy Future For Piggyback Transport
New York AP reports Railway Age forecasts a bright outlook for piggyback truck trailer on railroad flatcars. By 1975 piggyback could handle about half of traffic now moved in box cars. current gains include 1963 milestones and easing frictions between railroads and truckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Railway Age
James P Newell
Emmitsburg Saint Joseph’s High names top Home Economics senior
Miss Rebecca Norris of Emmitsburg daughter of Lumen F Norris supervisor of assessments and a 1964 Saint Joseph’s High graduate was named Outstanding Home Economics Senior. She received a six piece Sterling silver ware set from Sterling Silversmiths of America and the award was presented at the Awards Day Assembly by Sister Antonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Norris
Emmitsburg
Lumen F. Norris
Saint Joseph’s High School
Norris
Myrtle Stultz
Westling
Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Norris
Saint Joseph’s High
Antonia
Sterling Silversmiths of
America
Saint Joseph's
India’s Goa Campaign Criticizes Nehru Leadership
The account notes Menon as defense minister during India's 1961 62 campaign to seize Goa Damao and Diu. It criticizes Nehru for backing the action, arguing a clash with his earlier anti-imperial rhetoric though claiming no alternative to foreign rule existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Menon
Goa
Damao
Diu
Subcontinent
Nehru
Convicted Of Being Peeping Tom
A 17 year old Frederick boy was found guilty of being a peeping tom in Magistrate Court. He was fined $25 and sentenced to 10 days in jail with the jail term suspended. Arrested April 14, Officer Richard Baugher testified the youth looked into a window during the prior night. He was identified by A. Radcliffe of 146 Fairview Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Boy
Stanley Y. Bennett
Robert Paul Eichelberger Jr
East Fourth Street
Richard Baugher
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Fairview Avenue
Kline Boulevard
Eichelberger
Radcliffe
North Bentz Street
Reed T. Thompson
Stone
Long list of local deaths in area notices
Deaths reported for Mrs Ruth Eyler of 840 North Market Street and Mrs Marietta Hahn Gilbert widow of John F Gilbert, with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. Also death notices for Donald M Haley formerly of Waynesboro Japan tied to pneumonia and multiple Kennedy family members from Brookville Harrisonburg and Gaithersburg with burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Gilbert
Marietta Hahn Gilbert
John Franklin Gilbert
Harry C. Betson
East Sixth Street
SRC Opens Bids On Projects In Four Maryland County Areas
SRC opens bids on four projects totaling nearly 2 million dollars. Brittingham Construction Co. of Salisbury bids 1,083,806 on a U S 50 project in Wicomico County with four miles of improvement between Maryland 354 and Sixty Foot Road. Masonry Resources Construction Co. of Baltimore bids 528,585 to build a new bridge on the Patapsco Neck Expressway in Baltimore County. Regal Construction Co. Inc. of Upper Marlboro bids 258,522 to widen the Silver Hill Road Maryland 450 bridge in Prince Georges County. Bear Creek Construction Co. of Salunga, Pa. submits 189,044 for a dual bridge to carry Interstate 70 over Maryland 63 in Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
North Point Boulevard
Baltimore County
Masonry Resurfacing Construction Co
Regal Construction Co., Inc
Upper Marlboro
Silver Hill Road
Maryland
Prince Georges County
Washington County
Bear Creek Construction Co
Salunga
Maryland 63
U.S. 40
Predicts Deficit in Maryland Insurance Fund
Maryland faces a predicted deficit of 700000 dollars in the Unsatisfied Claim and Judgement Fund by the end of the next fiscal year. Fund manager John H. Calhoun warned the Legislative Council that the motorist protection fund will be in critical condition by July 1965. Commissioner F Douglass Sears proposed a 1 motorist fee, but some General Assembly staff resisted charging good motorists to help the uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
John H. Calhoun
Legislative Council
F. Douglass Sears
General Assembly
Ancient pines in California reach end of woodland trail
A 4600 year old Methuselah pine in the White Mountains sits at the end of a two mile path. Nearby another path, half a mile long, leads to Pine Alpha, a 4300 year old tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
White Mountains
Funeral Rites For Emmitsburg Man George B. Wills
Funeral services were held from Wilson Funeral Home Emmitsburg followed by a Re quiem Mass at St Josephs Catholic Church Emmitsburg for George B Wills 41 who died at University of Maryland Hospital. Interment was in St Marys Cemetery Fairfield Pa. Pallbearers were Robert Riebling Herbert Click Leroy J Cassat Harry F Shoemaker Francis Brewer and Harold E Davis. Also listed are services for Donald F Eyler of near Walkersville and Charles Morton Plunkert of Glenwood with interments at Glade Cemetery Parklawn Arlington National Cemetery etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Eyler
Ruth Eyler
North Market Street
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Clifford
Margaret Smith Biddington
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Florence Traver
Church School
American Legion Auxiliary
Roger C. Eyler
Bowie
Richard E. Rice
Mountaindale
George S. Biddington
Silver Spring
Stewart Fleagie
Hurlock
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Gilbert
Michael J
Catherine
E. Ford Hahn
Frederick County
Charles Hull
Harry C Betson
John E. Knipple
City
Jerome L. Hahn
Baltimore
St John’s Catholic Church
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Donald M. Haley
Noaga
Japan
Waynesboro
Merle and
Laura (Snyder) Haley
Washington Township High School
Charles Myers
Landis Tool Co
Elks Club
Letterkenny Ordnance Depot
St. Andrew’s
Louise W. Haley
Robert Needy
Franklin Sabin
Columbus
Barbara Haley
Wilson Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
George B. Wills
University of Maryland Hospital
Father Louis Storms
St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery
Fairfield
Robert Riebling
Herbert Click
Leroy J. Cassat
Harry F. Shoemaker
Francis &. Brewer
Harold E. Davis
Donald F. Eyler
Walkersville
Barton
H. Edward Fisher Jr
Ford D. Hedges
Sterling Lenhart
Hanford C. Cook
John C. Gladhill
Marion E. Stup
Paul §. Stull
Glade Cemetery
Charles M. Plunkert
Charles Morton Plunkert
Maple Hill Farm
Glenwood
John F
Margaret H. Quill Plunkert
Howard County
Washington, D. C
Washington Board of Trade
Prince Georges County
William J. Plunkert
Chambers Funeral Home
Georgia Avenue
St. Louis Catholic Church
Clarksville
Arlington National Cemetery
Death at Hopehill ruled natural causes by state police
Autopsy at Frederick Memorial Hospital finds David Holland aged 48 of Hopehill died of natural causes Tuesday morning. He was found on a tavern parking lot along Md 355 around 8:45 a.m. He leaves eight children and other relatives. services scheduled Friday at Hopehill Methodist Church with burial in Hopehill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David Holland
Hopehill
Holland
MD. 355
Here
Hyattsville Ambulance
Robert Lee
Annie M. Parker Holland
Rachel Holland
Near Frederick
Nettie
Barbara
Angela
Joan
Brenda Holland
Frederick
David
Mark Holland
Urbana
Alice Johnson
Buckeystown
Catherine Rubie
Baltimore
Geneva Diggs
Margaret Callendar
New York City
Sterling Holland
Hagerstown
Emory Holland
Hicks Funeral Home
Stain Removal Hint for Pewter Piece
A fragment suggests cleaning a tarnished pewter item by rubbing with a cloth dampened by salad oil. It presents a simple domestic tip without names, dates, or locations, focusing on a household care method.
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News-Post
North Street
Toll House and
Montclair Avenues
Trison, Inc
Frank J. Keeferick
Thurmont
Foxville
Luke M. Kennedy
Lottie Virginia Kennedy
Brookville
Elizabeth Knapp
Harrisonburg
Thelma Neff
Shady Grove
Cleatus Kennedy
Weldon Kennedy
Germantown
Roland
Nelson Kennedy
Frank Kennedy
Gaithersburg
Mary
SRC
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Redland
Parklawn Cemetery
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