President Meet Again as Kennedy Faces House Split
President Kennedy returns to Congress with the House split over committee size and liberal versus conservative coalitions. Kennedy seeks support to advance his legislative program as Senate cooperation looms. The party caucus signals changes in leadership and fiscal plans, with tax cuts and education proposals on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallrck
Indiana
House
Files Committee
Tures Lefureis House
Halteck
Tte
Pilblivan
Kenedy
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Southayn
Charles Hoeven
Town
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Cavevsing
Senate Bermocrats
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Georg A. Smathers
Florida
Mansfield
Mannsfield
Iol Phelnox
Win Nosaly
Coalition
Iid Te Education
Sah
Area Deaths 4 Beaver Atherton and Pauline Lloyd
Two obituaries report the deaths of Beaver Atherton of Mercersburg aged 80 after a two week illness at Wumiterabird Hospital and Pauline Hodge Lloyd of Stephens City Virginia post 1916 birth, with surviving family and funeral details. Atherton served as elder at Maple Grove Church and leaves a large family. Lloyd married to W. Buddy Lloyd Jr with five sons and relatives. Funeral arrangements include services at Male Grave Church of Gor and Rosemont Kogelschala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Atherton
J. Beaver Atherton
Mercrssurg
Wumiterabird Hospital
Mercersburg
Tate Prank
Alice (Tate) Atherton
Maple Grove
Jie
Teotirud
Nancy
Rafi) Atherton
Mesx Welle
Mercershare
Fit
Daniel Cowan
Feevsburg
Stover Guy
Mercershira Rt
James Shider
Wren
Ohio
Duh H
Ahvahany
Atherton
Mercersbury
Raymond W
Jingerstown
Todd
Wregly
Clear Spring
Gor
Raturl
William Werpicn
Phio
Grove
Liningers
Prblay
Martinsburg
Pauline H. Lloyd
Buddy" Linyd Jr
Cirelo
Maso
William C. Find Ida (Venable) Hodge
Stephens City
John
Jaw
Lloyd JM
Charles Tichard I Werd
Ome
Katherine ‘Rinker
Winchester
Wharies Hodge
al Rosemont Kogelschala
Collman
Jimne
Henry HK. Brown Mifkling
Green Hill Cemetery
They Fish for Bare Existence Right in Indian Waters
A garbled notice recalls a local fishing hardship story tied to a family seeking sustenance through the sea. It mentions Indian fisheries and a return home, with sparse readable details.
Local Deaths and Fire Scene Report From Hagerstown
Obituaries note survivors for Onder of Eagles Jagerstown and Sallie Longley Worcester death. Also listed are Mary Jane Frater and Mary Jaye Coffman Dottiemyer. Fire heavily damaged a Hagerstown area building with seven responders injured. rescue teams, police and Salvation Army aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Frater
Mary Jaye Dottiemyer
Roaler
S. Cannon Avene
Pan
Washington County Hospital
NL ‘Ehrs
Aikton
D. Va
Hagerstown
Neo
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Shadrach Frazier
New Gladys C. Penner
Meyer and Berkson
Alainst
Zhyenah
Daisy McCollan
Sie
Hagstown Paint & Glass Company
Jam Hall
Cief
Elair Overton
Halt Sil
Policei
Capital Busy Place Today As Congress Back
Washington AP report on Congress reassembling after Kennedy’s Florida departure. New senators and representatives host informal receptions, with 1400 Indians invited to Indiana event, 1500 finger sandwiches and elaborate eggs. Vice President Johnson planned social events to introduce new members, while a Monaco of White House dinners and a Mona Lisa exhibit framed the day. A Helsinki factory blast injured four, seven missing, with extensive damage and public safety lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania Ave- Welow
Capitol
President Kennedy
Florida
Congress
Mouse
Senate
Indiana
Biren & Hugh
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Everett G. Burkhalter
Addo
Tle
Usta
Lyndon GB
Johnson
Kew
White House
Women's National Press Club
Christmas Blessing from Corvallis Minister
A religious note from Riymond fi Balcomb, minister of First Methodist Church in Corvallis, Ore., prays for joy and humility. It asks for renewed sensitivity to neighbors and to be fellow workers for good through the Spirit in the festive season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Riymond Fi
Balcomb
Corvalli
Ore
First Methodist Church
Year's First Day Across World Ends Old Year Waves
A wave of early year observations marks January 1 as the date now observed in many nations. Reports note shifts from December into March in several regions while some places hold to traditional calendars and customs for the new year.
Kennedy Meets Soviet Envoy Kuznetsov in Washington Talks
President Kennedy holds first high level talks with Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov since Cuba crisis winddown. No set agenda, but possible disarmament and nuclear testing topics discussed. Kuznetsov to brief Moscow on Kennedy views before Friday return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Vasily V. ‘Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Dean Rusk
State Department
Kuznetsky
New York
USS. Vns
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S
Kvanelsay
Moscow
Catry
Kremlin
Lkely
White House
United States
iTawes Sees Great Future For Maryland
Governor Tawes outlines a progressive Maryland future stressing education rehabilitation elder care and conservation. He calls for renewed federal state and local cooperation to tackle urban traffic water supply taxation and slum issues while weighing needs against the state budget. The inaugural crowd gathered outside the State House as officials prepared for the oath ceremony and procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen Pope
Ford
Marsland
Wis
Maryland
Tawes
Idk
Ahather Sdath
Frederick WW. Ruirne
Senate
State House
Ore Bovernor
Louis J. Goldstein
Thomas B
Lloyd L. Simpkins
Theosilore BR. Metaldin
U.S
George L. Radcliffe
Lexisla Nte
Gay. Willam Preston Sane
Fire forces evacuation of Empire State Building
A two alarm fire at the Empire State Building forces an early morning evacuation. Fire crews report flames on multiple floors including the 64th and 67th, with a duct area suspected as the source. No injuries reported as workers and media staff were moved to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire State Building
Us 62
Fistle
Son
Offiie
Flamiez
Council Would Permit Vote On MELP Sale
The council considers allowing a public vote on selling the MELP plant and discusses tax implications from private ownership and a new office building. Mayor Winslow Burhans argues the bid is too low and future profits may rise, noting no further negotiation with PE occurred. The Light Plant bid stands at 8,020,000 with 2,720,000 in future interest requirements. 1961 cash returns to the general fund were 120,000, with an estimated 159,000 for 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Burhans
Anl
BIELP
General Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
Top Demos
India
Bengal
Pape
Onder
Eagles
Jagerstown
Tie
Irs James T. Harp
Carl Hook
Unionville
Mary Diffenderfer
Waynesboro
Airs
Entmer Belimyer
Williamsport
Te Grove
Gerrald Reese
Greenfall
Mra
Salle Longley
Worcester
Mass
Sallie W. Longley
City Maspital
Warvester
Legi P.ongley
Decease
Bagnestown
Christian 0
Ann Dougherty Miner
Berth
Patsy 4
Bisceglia
Pine Grove Cemetery
Boylston
Helsinki
Finland
Oui
Great Likes
The
Easter Plains
AP Witephota
Shaby
Pallas
Yesterdy
Rand
Charles Harris
Delaware
Donose Ea
Delaware Management
Anoress
iTawes
Big Empire State
Evacuat
Baltimore
Noble C. Powell
Hoopers
Miles
Philip Godman
Ballitors
Joh Marshall Butler
John 5. Upham
Serand
Adm
Chaves C. Kirkpatrick
US. Naval Avail Enny
Glick
Winthrop
Glick’s
W. Washington St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!