GOP Fund Raising Dinners Aimed at Boosting GOP
The Republican Party plans 17 fund raising dinners across the United States tonight to support congressional election efforts. Key speakers include Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, Nelson Rockefeller, Barry Goldwater, and others. Projections estimate over 10000 attendees at $100 plate events, with total receipts exceeding 1.3 million to be shared among national and state committees amid a current national deficit.
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Zoning and Sewer Decisions Face City Council
Council considers routing sewer and power lines along Route 70 amid train disruption. A tie vote prompts a February 3 decision deadline. Property owner seeks sewer service as Ward Three resident outlines cost estimates around 1800 dollars for annual service and construction.
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Council urged to act soon on urban renewal planning
City officials pressed for a fulltime executive director and clerical staff to head urban renewal plans. The commission needs a named planning commission to qualify for federal aid, with $58,900 total cost and a $4,075 city share. Budget questions surfaced over a $92,000 urban renewal allocation, while parking projects could begin within 90 days once consultants are hired.
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Maryland GOP to hear talk at $100 plate dinner
Maryland Republicans gather for a fundraising dinner at the Sheraton Belvedere Hotel where an actress will introduce remarks via closed circuit TV. State GOP leaders meet to resolve the 1962 ticket issues asJames P. Gleason files for the Senate nomination while Sen. Buller and Sen. Beall remain on the ticket. MeckelDIN is rumored a key ticket player but will not attend.
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Service News Grafemoont troops train in Germany amid winter exercises
Grafenwohr Germany hosts Spearhead division winter training ending Feb 2 with cold weather drills, firing of M69 machineguns and 10 mm tank guns. Soldiers Van Pelt Davis Hutson and Tilson listed with units in Germany and Hawaii. Six members of the 326th Army Postal unit recalled to Fort Meade recently completed an eight week Basic Army Administration course at Port Meade Army Education Center Annex.
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Unrest in Argentine Over OAS Sees Cuba Expulsion Debate
At Punta del Este the OAS condemned Cuba for aligning with the Soviet bloc and expulsion from hemispheric councils was approved 20-1 with Cuba dissenting. Kennedy praised the unity while Cuba and Cuban officials called the outcome a defeat for imperialism. The pact included an arms embargo and calls to maintain vigilance against communism.
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Justice's Son Switches Parties in California
Earl Warten Jr. son of the United States chief justice changed his party registration from Republican to Democratic on his 32nd birthday in Sacramento. He aims to support Gov. Edmund G. Brown and other Democrats in the upcoming election. Warten is a Sacramento attorney and son of former Governor Warren.
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Almighty Died and Our World Must Seek Forgiveness
The text urges renewed zeal for salvation and compassion. It calls for forgiving others, relinquishing selfishness, and manifesting divine principles in daily life to become usable vessels for a higher purpose. Names mentioned include VM, Stetter, Marrsiborg, and a former publishing agent.
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Shine Now Pay Later Alga Credited In Tucson Window
Stenley Layman, a Tucson shoeshine shop owner, placed an algae sign in his window stating Credit cards honored. The quirky display, noted by AP, highlights a playful take on modern payment methods.
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Local Deaths Continue on Page Front Page 32
Obituaries list multiple Hagerstown residents with funeral plans for Saturday. Details include names Mamie Trovinger Koyinger and Mrs Mamie Hates, plus services at Rowland and Suter Houser funeral homes, Rose Hill and Rose Mill Cemeteries, with officiants Rev Raymond Miller and Rev George S Bowden. Interments planned in local cemeteries. family hours 7 to 9 p.m. prior to services.
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Area Deaths Joseph R. Fink and Leo A Weller
Obituaries from Middletown and Hagerstown detail the deaths of 14 year old Joseph R. Fink at Frederick Memorial Hospital and 58 year old Leo Allen Weller, husband of Marieshiny Weller. Fink, son of Lessig Loig Fink and the late John Fink, survived by his mother wife Passie Keagle Mink three daughters and multiple relatives. services set at Cladhill Funeral Home with burial in Lutheran Cemetery. Weller, of Watfordsville Pennsylvania, died en route to Palton County Medical Center. survived by wife, children, siblings, and many relatives. services at Grove Funeral Home and Pleasant Grove Christian Church with interment at church cemetery.
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Kennedy Plans Welfare Expansion and Day Care Support
President proposes raising federal grants for child welfare services to 20 million in fiscal 2083, with gradual steps to zero by 1969, including 5 and 10 million earmarked for local day care. He urges state work projects with conditions, expands training, and urges removal of residency requirements for welfare aid while protecting safety and health.
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Common Names in 1961 Reveal Gender Clues and Trends
A long list shows boys names dominated by Robert, Richard, Ronald, James, Michael, David, William, Thomas, Paul, Timothy, Kenneth, Steven while girls names include Barbara, Cheryl, Debra, Sharon, Susan, Karen, Pamela, Tina, Teresa, Tammy and many inventive variants. The piece notes shifting patterns and heavier imagination in girls’ names across the era.
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Eisenhower urges Americans to curb makework and laziness
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower addressed about two thousand Chamber of Commerce members in Los Angeles warning against lingering lethargy and selfishness that threaten productivity and the nation’s economy. He urged reducing makework, improving incentives, and overhauling laws affecting growth while noting dangers from unions and public indifference. He interrupted a Palms Desert vacation for the Los Angeles trip and planned meetings with Republican workers and a private dinner with about 1,000 guests.
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