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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1965

Page

14

Fort Detrick News notes a officer's doctorate at Johns Hopkins

Major Hylton, stationed at Fort Detrick, earns a Doctor of Science in Pathobiology from Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health after two years in residence. His dissertation links extrinsic and intrinsic factors to longevity in adult mosquitoes. He has served in Europe Africa Korea and Japan and held multiple roles in Army intelligence and testing. He is to attend Fort Leavenworth's Command and General College before assignment to Army Research Arlington Virginia. He resides on Post with his wife and four daughters.

Sahns Hopkins University Barrc Hivton Johns Hopkans School of Hygiene and Pubic Health Fort Detrick Efe Iyi U.S Europe Afri Iowa State University Korea 5Th Ror Dird Chemical Lab Detachment Japan U.S. Army Intelligence Center Fort Holabird Dugway Proving Ground Utah Dugway Viviton Detrick American Ordnance Association Maj. Hylton Command and General College Fort Leavenworth Army Research Ariington Vay Francine Joanne Maureen Isabel West Point Fellenz Deseret Test Center Fort Douglas Acsfor Infantry Chemical Corps Edgewood Arsenal Industrial Engineering Division Chemical Warfare Board States War Department Camp Detrick Retired Officers’ Association Monocacy Chapter John Jacki Griffin Tokyo Mexico John V. Vacca U. S. Army Ordnance Center Aberdeen Proving Ground Aberdeen United States Employment Service Civil Service Commission Combat Development Command Ordnance Agency Veterans’ Administration Social Security Administration The Finance Center Kirk U.S. Army Hospital

Inflation Debate Grows Over Food and Industrial Prices

New York AP reports rising food costs linked to weather, labor, livestock shortages and growing demand fueling inflation fears. Economists Ackley and Martin warn against overheating while urging policy vigilance and voluntary moderation to keep productivity costs stable.

New York William McChesney Martin iJdr Federal Reserve Board

Safety officers and drivers test at Maryland company event

Photo shows J. Salfe Castleman and William Bloomer with Dorsey Dwyer, staff safety director Tpr. 1 C. R. Harbaugh of the Maryland State Police. Beyond a safety check, truck drivers run an obstacle course to prove driving skills.

J. Salfe Castlemanton Best William Bloomer Dorsey Dwyer Tpr C. R. Harbaugh Maryland State Police

Inflation Debate Ties to Policy and Prices for Consumers

The piece argues inflation is unlikely from current demand or labor shortages. It criticizes fiscal policy, noting tax cuts, rising debt, and easy credit, with sustained government spending. The practical risk for consumers is higher food costs rather than acid and resin price rises.

Ackley Treasury

Sarnoff proposes private pool for international telecoms

David Sarnoff, chairman of RCA, urged six large U.S. communications firms to pool their international operations under a single privately owned firm. He spoke to the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, saying the move would simplify dealings with COMSAT and position the U.S. to contest foreign government monopolies on equal terms.

Washington David Sarnoff Radio Corp. of America United States Armed Forces Communication and Electronics Association Comsat

French language students in US colleges number 302000

A report notes that about 302,000 students are studying French in United States colleges and universities, reflecting ongoing demand for modern language programs and global competency initiatives.

U. S

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