Puny Soviet Trade-Aid Offensive Deflates In Kremlin Plans
AP economist Sterling Green surveys Soviet efforts to sway nonaligned nations, noting 1962 non-Communist trade rose 19 percent but still lagged U.S. gains. He cites Gulf of neutral nations like India and UAR drifting Westward, while Russia maintains leverage in India, Cuba, Afghanistan, and Indonesia through long term, low interest loans aimed at sowing friction and influence.
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Francis X Elder Auxili ary Unit 121 meets in Emmitsburg
The Francis X Elder American Legion Auxiliary Unit 121 met at the Post Home in Emmitsburg with 17 members present led by President Anna Bushman. Dues for next year totaling 40 members were noted as paid, and all members reminded dues are due. Members reported $30 in charity hours for clinic, girls club, library, babysitting, and clothing donated to a veteran family. A District meeting will be held in Westminster on November 24. The magazine sales campaign will fund hospital equipment accessible to anyone in need via any Auxiliary or Legion Post member. A Christmas party is planned for December 11, with Nettie Ashbaugh and Ann Shorb coordinating refreshments. Afterwards, women joined the Post men for refreshments. Also noted, St. Joseph's High School PTA held a meeting with classroom talks for parents and discussions on programs, budget, and Athletic Association concerns. A French lesson demonstration by seniors occurred as part of Education Week. Refreshments followed. Declines to seek national office Romney declines Maryland and Wisconsin primaries. The jellyfish is named as the third lowest phylum in the animal kingdom.
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Charles B. Shorb
Hillcrest
Emmitsburg
Francis X. Elder American Legion Auxiliary
Post Home
Anna Bushman
Westminster
Auxiliary
Legion Post
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Ann Shorb
St. Joseph’s High School Pta
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Joblessness debate across 12 cities shows limited consensus
AP interviews with business leaders and economists reveal a split view on unemployment prospects. Chrysler President Lynn Townsend says automation has gone too far and future plants will need more workers, while many executives contend the economy can absorb current joblessness without long-term damage.
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AP Business
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Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
Benjamin Stacey
Boston
First National Bank
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Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
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Conformity as a guide to virtue and danger
An essay argues conformity can harm or help depending on what is followed. It counsels conforming to high standards while urging individuals to differ from lesser norms. A mistrial is declared in Rockville, Maryland, in a fraud conspiracy case involving Murray Michael, director of the defunct Military Service Savings & Loan.
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Rockville, Md
Walter H. Moorman
Murray Michael
Military Service Savings & Loan Assn
Silver Spring
Burglars Lose Money At Cornelia Bank Break In
Police say two burglars cut a hole in the bank roof at Cornelia Georgia but failed to reach the money. They dropped a roll of bills totaling 92 and left a whisky bottle behind, costing them at least 92 in losses.
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Cornelia, Ga
Cornelia Bank
J. G. Davenport
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