Kennedy Sees New Prosperity And Unity In Trade Alliance
Kennedy outlined a broad agenda for growth and unity, urging tax reforms, faster depreciation, and a mass program to boost investment in machinery and equipment. He called for education funding, a balanced 1962-63 budget, and urban renewal while aiming to end illiteracy and ease unemployment through targeted hiring and training measures. He pressed Congress to pass bills expanding public works, college loans, and government facilities, while stressing a stronger United Nations and broader farm programs.
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Cally
United States
Chit
Cate
Aya Corporation
Alain Kennedy
Congress
United Nations Waslig
Rane
Leaig Farm
Dean Rusk
George Ball
White House
Mercury Dips as Maryland Sees Deep Cold Snap
The report notes unofficial temperatures dropping to 10 below at Big Savage Mountain and nearby sites with 25 degrees at two county stations. Dr. Castilla Graham from the Fruit Laboratory says the cold spell will harden buds for possible later weather. last winter saw temperatures of 19 below with minimal crop damage. Kennedy discusses trade policy, Common Market implications, and a plan to bolster the U.S. economy, proposing tariff discussions, standby tax powers, and enhanced unemployment support.
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Beckenbaugh
Anyine
Riveau
Twisday
Castilla Graham
The
Fruit Laboratory
Cole Spall
Willy
Maryland
Avage
Frosbury
Thomas
W.va
Frederick
Micka
Republicans Prepare To Battle Kennedy On Legislative Program
The Republican leadership prepares to challenge President Kennedy on his legislative agenda. Goldwater and other conservatives criticize foreign policy handling and fiscal spending while acknowledging Kennedy remains politically popular with voters.
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Kennedy
Washington
Goldwall
GOP
Kenney
Delaver
Cuba
Tharnis TH. Kuehel
Cali
Sosgionsis
Barry Goldwater
Aviel
Senate
Jon
Republican House
Bomber Sets New Record For Distance Without Refueling
A U S Bell superbomber flew from Perth to Madrid then to Torrejon airbase in a record 22 hours over 13 000 feet runway. Maj Clyde T Evely led the eight man crew breaking the old 1235.6 mile distance without refueling. The flight chain spanned oceans and was celebrated with a Distinguished Flying Cross at Hotel Alexander briefing. The record eyes the end of a jet age era.
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Madrid
Spain
International Aeronautic Fed
U.S. Bell
Torrejon
Okinawa
Air Force
Maj
US. Navy
Clyde T. Evely
Petersburg
Perth
Austeatia
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Navy
Hagersiawin Notary Club
Yis-Learnel
Conpa
Trohert Lakin
J. B. Per
Andjivson Company
Eulor
Alexander
Evely
Europe
Jorasram
Wayne Funk
David Wade
U.S. 10Th Air Force
Joseph Harp
Hubert Prewt
Torréjar
North Wagerstown High
Higpins
Pay Increase Debate Tops City Council Agenda
City council discusses proposed wage hikes for city workers and a $2 to $4 bond issue, with decision on personnel and expenditures postponed. A Mak er reports the council intends final action later, while liens for the City Light Plant and ward projects face review by the manager. Ward questions linger over what is appropriate for personnel and costs. A hitchhiking duck story follows as an unrelated local oddity.
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Cer
Baker
Bitter cold crashes across the nation in record lows
Weather across the Ohio Valley and deep South drops to near or below zero. Temperatures spark frost damage fears for crops in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, while cities like Nashville Louisville Memphis and Birmingham report record low readings. Schools close and factories halt operations as heavy snows and strong winds disrupt life from Michigan to Arkansas and beyond.
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Middle Gulf States
Rockley and
Great Plains
Ilo Grande Valley
Texas
Nashville
Tenn
Louisville
Memphis
Muntsville
Birmingham
Ala
Jackson
Miss
South
Midlands
Michigan
Washington
Mercury
Oklahoma
Altus
Mins Air Force Base
Arkansas
Georgia
Virginia
Tennessee
Silver Creek
Lake Ewe
Aheaeiwne
Buffato
Idilor
Arioona
City of Mountains
McCullan Tim
Hagerstown
Benson
Public Service
City
Larry Ralls
City Comptroller
Buenas & McDonnell
Washington County
City of
Chamber Names Fact-Finders and Local Citizens Debate
A group calling itself the Chamber of Commerce faction presents statements denying stock ownership in Potomac interests and asserting their long residence and civic efforts while challenging mayoral claims about community wealth and power use. The readers appear to scrutinize municipal influence and financial ties amid ongoing local discourse.
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Uylright Five
Potomac Nat
Potomac Moisatr
Chamber of Commerce
Shell
Record high temperature in Albuquerque and gas supply restored
The 13 above temperature in Albuquerque set a record for the day. In Omaha, the Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co said normal service had been resumed to all customers in central and north central Nebraska, central and west Kansas and northeast Colorado, allowing schools and public buildings to reopen. For 48 hours customers used more gas than could be delivered, but the company said it met commitments and supplied beyond them.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Omaha
Kansas—Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Central
Nnorth
Nebraska
West
Kansas
Colorado
Custongers
Maryland Lawmakers Spar Over State Ticket Choices
Prince Georges legislators debate opposition to state tickets as Gov Tawes leads a Democratic slate for the congressional race. The ticket includes Wilkerson as House Speaker and Sickles as a delegate on the GOP side, with other names listed for attorney and senate posts. Candidates race on statewide lines, shaping the May primary contest.
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Baltimore
Honey
Prince Cleoreoch
Maryland
Vince Georges
Hawlargeart
Tawes
House of Delegates
Perry
Wilkinson
Baltimore County
George P. Mahoney
Carlton R. Sickles
Sickles
Fis
Deri
House
Mun
Sanwel W. Barrick
Frederick
Del
Prayer Day Devout Appeal for Open Minds and Purses
A devotional plea asks heavenly help to open hearts minds and eyes to serve the needy. It seeks guidance to be good stewards by sharing wealth and compassion across the world. The prayer closes with Amen and attributions to James Rows McCain Decwth Gajwesmentemertus Agnes Scutt College.
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Mile
Jesus
James Rows McCain
Decwth
Marine 2nd Lt John A Speicher Completes Course
John A Speicher son of Mr and Mrs J Artur Speicher of 222 Potomac Heights Nagerstown completed the 2a works Officers Base Course at Quantico Virginia on December 21. The program covers personnel administration fire control map reading weapons and leadership techniques with study of practical communications and supporting weapons employment. The French Academy began writing its ninth dictionary in 1937 and has reached the CN awards.
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John A. Speicher
J. Artur Speicher
Potomac Heights
Nagerstown
Marine Corps Schools
Quantica
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