White House tightens grip on agency news releases
Johnson aides direct a steady flow of prepared releases to the White House for appraisal. Officials say Moyers screens items for presidential or White House release, with selective pressure to curb or boost announcements while keeping departments informed of potential news.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson City
Tex
Pentagon Information Office
John F. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
James C. Hagerty
Dwight D. Eisnhower
Augusta
Cabinet
Departments of Agriculture, Interior, Commerce and Health, Education and Welfare
Moyers
Texas
Peterson's Ointment Gains National Fame 40 Years Ago
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment to relieve itching and smarting of piles. Its quick cooling soothing astringent relief made Peterson's Ointment a household favorite across the land. Ask your druggist for a 70 cent box or 85 cent applicator tube with money back if not delighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Peterson
Senate panel backs coal mine safety bill for small mines
Washington AP reports the Senate Labor subcommittee approved a House bill extending federal safety rules to coal mines with 14 or fewer workers, currently exempt. The measure would cover about 7,000 additional mines and moves to the full labor committee.
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Washington
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Full Labor Committee
33rd Trittipoe Shry Cordell reunion at Cunningham Falls Park
The 33rd annual Trittipoe Shry and Cordell reunion drew 175 attendees at Cunningham Falls State Park for a picnic and program. Gifts were given to Rhonda Brown and Billie Brown, youngest attendees, and to Mr and Mrs. Walter Trittipoe for longevity and recent marriage. Reunion officers were Ruth Love president and Berkley Pearson vice president.
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Trittipoe
Shry and
Cordell
Cunningham Falls State Park
Cindy Abrecht
Joann Morrison
Joyce Morrison
Brenda Nickoles
Barleen Nickoles
Rhonda Brown
Billie Brown
Bertha Chicks
John Trittipoe
Walter Trittipoe
Marple
Walter Ried
Ruth Love
Berkley Pearson
Amos Ahalt
Herman Brust
G. W. Trittipoe
Melinda
John B. Trittipoe
Douglas Trittipoe
Lindsay
Diane
Terry
Arlene Sydnor
Walter G. Trittipoe
Charles H. Davis
Andrew J. Butt
John A Miller
Howard Trittipoe
Randy Johnson
Perry Trittipoe
Fred Eyler
Wayne
James W. Shry
Homer Barnes
Carol
Gene
Cindy
James Loy
William G Moreland
Glyn
Tarra Lynn
Leon Compher
Ralph
Reception Honors New Pastor at Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Rev. and Mrs. Roland Hobbs were guests at a reception on East Church Street honoring the new assistant pastor who recently graduated from Gettysburg Theological Seminary. Rev. Charles Trunk Jr. welcomed the Hobbs and the couple’s three month bride Leslie Davidson Hobbs. Guests included Hobbs family from Baltimore and local church members. A choir, skit, square dance and refreshments followed the program.
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Roland. Hobbs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Hobbs
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
William Millhouse
Charles Trunk Jr
Trunk I
Garlani Feaga
Donald Leatherman
Franjers Putman
Spangler Stroup
Jeff Jeffcoate
Hugh Tresselt
Buttons and Bows Square Dance Club
John Crum
Garland Feaga
Dwight Roy
Charles Collins
Martin Bowers
Church Council
Frederick
Trunk
Leslie Davidson Hobbs
Carl Hobbs
Daneel Hobbs
Robert W. Hobbs
Sue Ellen Jones
Baltimore
Donald E. Leatherman
Counselor named deputy director of Carroll County Civil Defense
Rosewood State Hospital counselor Stover V. Rohrer announces the appointment of A. Frank Grumbine 33 of Westminster as deputy director of the Carroll County Civil Defense Agency. Grumbine has completed civil defense management and radiological monitoring courses at the Eastern CD regional training center in Brooklyn New York.
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Qunselor
Rosewood State Hospital
Carroll County Civil Defense Agency
Stover V. Rohrer
A. Frank Grumbine
Westminster
Rosewood
Eastern CD
Brooklyn
Baltimore H D hires two men to track TB patients
Health Commissioner Robert E Farber announced two new staffers Ronald A Mayer and David F Hall Jr will search for tuberculosis victims who have not followed medical instructions and may disappear into the inner city to spread germs to the unsuspecting public.
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Baltimore Health Department
Robert E. Farber
Farber
Ronald A. Mayer
David F. Hall Jr
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Linda
Paul Spaulding
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James Marks Jr
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Amos B. Ahalt
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Albert Nicholes
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Earleen
Bobby
Floyd J. Brown Sr
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Phylis
Joseph
Floyd 5
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Mitch
Ann
Jody
Samuel Brown
Billie
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Michell Wisner
Donald Brown
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