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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1963
Page
14
The 111 nation main political committee approved by acclamation a plan for new disarmament talks in Geneva in 1964. The resolution calls for negotiations in a spirit of good will under international control and to broaden East West disarmament accords to lower global tension.
The piece notes personal incomes at an annual rate of 466.5 billion dollars, lifting the Gross National Product to 588.3 billion. It acknowledges continued problems and a need for more jobs, but records a bright outlook in the year's final weeks.
At the halfway point of the final quarter, many industries show stronger sales and orders, higher profits, and steady inventories. While some fear automation and job threats, the economy in 1963 looks set for a top year as factories, autos, and appliances report record September orders and steady production.
A Mount Airy boy was hospitalized with a broken upper leg after his bicycle swerved into a car on Md. 14 near Bill Moxley Road. Claude Collins, driving west, attempted to pass and braked hard as the cyclist veered into his path. The rider was thrown over a guardrail. Collins was not charged. A separate wreck on U. Route 40 near the South Street interchange left Denny Hardwick uninjured after his truck rolled over.
The piece notes Russian aims to delay discussion of lands until colonization dilutes native populations, but Chinese action challenges this plan. It lists rich mineral deposits in these regions including copper, lead, zinc, uranium, petroleum, coal and gold, with extensive mining and expansion underway. News touches on possible Soviet-Chinese friction and upcoming budget hearings, plus a Belgrade report on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers trains heading to Skopje to build 250 prefab houses for quake victims.
Washington reports reveal U S diplomats and Red China's Chou En Lai sharing documents and arguing against the Soviet Union. The goal is to sway Africans and Asians away from Moscow, while diplomats worry U S steps may push nations toward Red China and complicate UN and colonial policy.
Experts doubt Beijing seeks land, instead suggesting Maoist strategy aims to pressure Moscow. A U S government analyst speculates China may threaten to brand the Soviet Union as exploiters unless royalties are paid on minerals mined in lands China once claimed. The exact aim remains uncertain.
The Frederick County School Board announces four public hearings to discuss the 1964 65 budget. Hearings start November 21 at 7 30 p m in the East Church Street offices, then December 2, December 10, and a fourth session to follow the monthly meeting.
Both Maryland senators Daniel B Brewster and J Glenn Beall voted in favor of the 3.702 billion dollar foreign aid authorization bill as the Senate passed it 63 to 17.
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