Business leaders forecast sustained advance through 1962
Nearly 100 corporate heads at the Business Council fall conference in Hot Springs forecast a strong business upturn through mid 1962 with official output near 565 to 570 billion dollars. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon projected a balanced 1963 budget as unemployment should fall to about 5 percent by next summer. Dr. Walter Heller cited output rising to 570 billion by mid 1982, up from 516.1 billion in the second quarter, with preliminary third quarter at 526 billion.
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Hot Springs
Government of Industry
The
Business Council
Frederick R. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Walter W. Heller
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Washington
Seek Owner of $5,000 Found by Teens in Abandoned Office
Three Dorchester County teens aged 14 to 15 found about 5,000 dollars in old coins and bills dated 1670 and earlier in an abandoned Cambridge office slated for demolition for a new bank. Detectives hunt for the rightful owner as investigators note the money was hidden with checks in a room containing a desk a stove and a lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge (Ap
Dorchester County
Old Hills
Arashi
Two Fatalities On State Roads Reported
Two fatalities on state roads were reported with sparse Moscow text noting emergency responders and the crash scene. The article mentions state police and local authorities, with unclear details about locations and exact times.
Frederick County and Landau Seek Deeper Sister Ties
Goodloe E. Byron, returning from a goodwill mission to Landau Germany, reports Landau seeks more than ceremonial partnership. He and Jay Kline represented Frederick County at ceremonies while Delbert S. Null sent regrets. The exchange aims to discuss government, education, taxes, roads, and personal visits, reflecting strong local enthusiasm.
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Landau
Ger
Frederick County
Goodloe E. Byron
Byron
Europe
W. D. Byron
Jay Kline
Sheriff's Office
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
Null
Police Log Shows Quiet Weekend With Several Incidents
City police reported a quiet weekend with a minor accident on South Court Street near Patrick Street where a garbage truck rolled into a parked car due to a failed emergency brake. The truck driver was John Calvin Morgan and the damaged car was a 1960 Plymouth Sedan. Police also fielded a stolen car report and an assault among other scattered calls.
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South Court Street
Patrick Street
John Calvin Morgan
Morgan
Tis
Imesti
Donald Tracey
Torzie
Paice
A Pa
RFD
Guy W
West
Ris Dard
United Church Of Christ Consistory To Discuss Realignment
A Fernick county consistorial conference of the United Church of Christ will review the Tri State Association realignment at the Thurmont Reformed Church on November 8. Attending pastors elders and deacons from 19 congregations will hear presentations by Rev. Samuel Moyer Rev. Lawrence Strunk and Rev. George Klinefelter. Officers will be elected and a film on strengthening towers of faith shown.
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Tri-State Association For the Future Realignment Conference
United Church of Christ
Frederick
Reformed Church
Thurmont
United Church
Roy Snyder
Potomac Synod
Samuel Moyer
Lawrence Strunk
United Church of Chris
Hagerstown
George Klinefelter
Middletown
Western Maryland
Martinsburg
W. Va
Areca
Lovellsville
Washington
United Seminary Appeal
Ad. Tostect
Mediac
Merman
Earthquakes Shake California Across Regions
Reports describe tremors affecting California with aftershocks near Los Angeles and San Francisco. The sequence caused fear and prompted emergency responses as residents assessed damage to structures and public safety concerns.
Frederick Co Products Votes For Union
Frederick County Products employees vote 14 to 12 in favor of a union in a Friday election overseen by the National Labor Relations Board. Twenty seven eligible voters included production and maintenance staff. clerical workers and supervisors were excluded. The drive was led by Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America local 117.
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Frederick County
Earl K. Shawe
Baltimore
National Labor Relations Board
Shave
Shawe
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
Afl-Cio
Raver Attacks Gov Tawes Over Teacher Pay Stand
Maryland State Teachers Association executive secretary Milson C. Raver sharply rebuked Gov. Tawes for saying teacher pay raises could divert funds from mental health. Raver said the claim insults teachers and noted the administration blocked a bill raising the minimum salary to 3000 6000, despite past efforts and prior legislation.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers Association
Tawes
Association
Milson C. Raver
Raver
General Assembly
False Alarms Checked After Prank at Local Clock
Police investigated a string of alarm triggers at the city building complex. Officials reported several malfunctions but treated the incidents as possible pranks rather than a coordinated crime.
Snow blankets West Virginia as curfews rise
West Virginia mountain communities faced emergency conditions as heavy wet snow halted power, drained water supplies, and caused curfews in Richwood and Summersville. Eight inches fell in Bluefield while nearby areas recorded three inches in Gatlinburg and an inch on Mount Mitchell.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Gerda
Provo Inéetown
Eastport
Maine
Atlantic
Central
Appalachians
Richwood
Summersville
Bluefield
Great Smokies
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Mount Mitchell
N.C
Charlottsville
Norfolk
Ohio Valley
Pacific Northwest
Lewiston Mont
Mercury
California
Ex Golf Pro Carroll MacMaster Sr. Dies at 65
Carroll MacMaster Sr. a former professional golfer who led Catoctin Country Club died Friday in antimore at age 65. He was familiar to locals from 1921 to 1925 and popular around Catoctin Country, operated as the VFW Coun ts in Damascus.
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Carroll MacMaster Sr
Catoctin
Antimore
VFW
Damascus
Policy Adopted on Access to Wills by Register of Wills
The Register of Wills Thomas M. Eichelberger adopts a new policy limiting access to probated wills. Only those named in the will, immediate family, attorneys, and interested estate parties may view such documents. Others may obtain copies on payment of the statutory fee upon proper application.
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Register of Wills
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Eichelberger
Attorney General's Office
Rioting in Dominican Republic Leaves Several Dead and Injured
Rioters clash with police in Ciudad Trujillo amid anti-Trujillo demonstrations sparked by university rector protests. Reports cite at least two teenagers killed and around 45 wounded, while police report no deaths but several injured including 15 officers. Police arrest 37 youth activists as clashes subside after about 25 minutes.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujilo
Oby
Santo Domingo University
Trujillo
Radio Belt In Space Aims To Reflect World Radio Waves
A Midas rocket carrying 350 million copper needles was launched to form a five mile wide ring of reflectors around the earth to bounce radio signals globally. The project West Ford faced opposition over potential effects on astronomy and satellites but was approved by Dr. Jerome Wiesner.
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Point Arguello
Calif
Kennedy
Jerome B. Wiesner
Midas
Equator
Bus Skids Into Six Vehicles In Rain On Easter Shore
A Norfolk bound Bayside school bus with three passengers skidded on a rain slick highway in Virginia's Eastern Shore Friday. Several people were injured and rushed to North Accomack Hospital. Names and details of the injured and drivers were sparse in the scrambled report.
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Birdsnest
Virginia
North Accomack
Et Poe
James
Man
Norfolk
Robert FF
Strouth
Fy Oshaulars Jr
Camelle
Art
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S.cabs
Goodwill
Mission
Goodloe Byron
Germany
W. B. Byron and Sons, Inc, Tannery
Williamsport
Rome
SAS
Los Angeles
Carhart
Elas
Mleeratame
Fearndty
Tieam
Aschier
San Francisco
Gov. Tawes
Iister
Liberty
Zanuck
Carmy
Trpomiment Ie Ao Isan
Tao Theodmtar
Spacesrom
France
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