Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill Amid Debate
The Senate was likely to pass the $3 billion foreign aid bill by tonight, ending the lengthy session. President Johnson would gain a political win as the bill, trimmed from initial requests, also removes a House ban on credits to Communist nations.
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Treasurer To Submit Lower Budget For 1964
The mayors will present a reduced budget to the Hagerstown Mayor and Council tonight. For 1963 the spending is estimated at 36173 dollars, and for 1964 the request is 34150 dollars. Expenditures cover office supplies repairs and bank service charges.
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Housing for the elderly scarce in Hagerstown area
The piece outlines the shortage of affordable housing for low income seniors in Hagerstown Maryland. It notes a resident paying $61 25 a month rent and another near 70 living in substandard housing with unsafe conditions. The report contrasts elderly housing need with income limits and census data showing many seniors live on small Social Security checks or with minimal funds. It cites aging farmhouses and deteriorating city homes and calls for attention from local officials to expand elderly housing options.
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Fund Cut By City Council Shuts Local Agencies
The city cut $70,159 from five county agencies, threatening to close the Washington County Free Library and Washi County Museum of Fine Arts if funds aren’t restored. The Washington County Orphan's Home may operate at reduced levels and the hospital could raise rates. The library faced a one-third budget cut, with staff and book purchases at risk, while the museum warned it would close without $11,000 in funding. The orphan’s home budget stood at $498,791 for 1992.
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Counter Claim Of 25000 In Circuit Court
Mrs Anna Leo Manard of Boonsboro filed a counterclaim of 25000 in circuit court against James Wesley Whipp of Boonsboro who also sues her. Attorney William J Dwyer filed for Manard alleging Whipp caused a motor vehicle tractor crash. Manard says she was following Whipp when he swerved left, she attempted to pass and was seriously injured.
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Boonsboro
James Wesley Whipp
Crcult Court
William J. Dwyer
Whipp
Dwyar
Howard
Thieves Use Skeleton Key In Candy Store Burglary
Police report a city candy store owner William Vance of Vance's Confectionary says thieves entered during his absence yesterday afternoon using a skeleton key. Money from the register and cigarettes were stolen. total value over 70 dollars. Police also note entry at Rowland's Home-Use Sales Service Co with cash from cigarette machines and packs of cigarettes stolen.
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Khrush Sees Arms Race Slowdown in 1964 Plans
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Henry Shapiro of United Press International that there are reasonable prospects for 1984 measures to slow the arms race and ease tensions. He proposed a broad package including force reductions, a non aggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact, no nuclear tests, zones free of nuclear weapons, and withdrawal of foreign forces from foreign territories. He cited peaceful construction for 1964 and said Americans do not want war, noting Lyndon Johnson’s push for peaceful settlement and improved Soviet relations.
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Lyndon Johnson
County Health Budget Cut Sparks County Board Meeting
Washington County Board of Health will meet with the County Board tomorrow morning to discuss restoring about $12,000 cut from the health budget. The Hagerstown mayor and council halted city contributions, with County Commissioners urged to fund countywide groups entirely. Evan Crosaley defended the phase-out plan, while four organizations including the Washington County Free Library and Hospital saw reduced support. By midmorning no representatives had set appointments with the County Commissioners.
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Rockefeller Seeks GOP Support In Oregon Primary
New York Governor Rockefeller aims to rally rank and file Republicans in Oregon as he enters the upcoming primary. He bypasses party leaders amid a rocky campaign, while rivals like Scranton Nixon and Goldwater loom in the nominating race. A statewide survey shows him trailing the front runners, and aides describe a major Portsmouth speech to energize delegates.
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Edmund GO. Brown
Scranton
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Portsmouth
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Arctic cold moves into central region with snow and wind
Fresh arctic air spreads from the Dakotas into the central region bringing light snow southward into Oklahoma and Texas. Temperatures sub zero in many areas with hazardous driving conditions and scattered warnings. Snow reports include Minnesota and Wisconsin with mixed precipitation in other states. Interstate roads iced in northern areas while Texas and Oklahoma forecast continued cold, with implications for upcoming primary events.
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Fire devastates Hotel Roosevelt ballroom in Jacksonville tragedy
Ashes and smoke enveloped the Hotel Roosevelt ballroom as a Sunday morning blaze killed 21 people and injured 66. The 12 story 200 room hotel housed nearly 400 Gator Bowl weekend guests, with victims including Miss America 1964 Dana Witt and executives from Copeland Sausage Co and National Gypsum. Fire officials reported no negligence and origin traced to the ballroom ceiling, as Navy helicopters aided rescues.
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Miyor Haydon Burns
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William E. Johnson
Weather summary for Washington and surrounding areas
Cold spell continues across Washington County and West Virginia with sunny spells today and highs in the mid twenties. Tonight values fall to the single digits to mid teens, winds NW to N at 5 to 16 mph, some snow in the mountains of West Virginia, and mostly clear east of the mountains elsewhere. Tuesday turns mostly cloudy and cold with highs near 25 to 30 and north to northeast winds around 16 mph, partly cloudy Wednesday with little temperature change.
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