GNP Rise Signals Robust United States Economy
AP observes 1963 GNP at about $585 billion, up from 1962’s $554 billion with a trajectory toward $600 billion. Johnson cites momentum from late 1963, expecting moderate early 1964 growth and pickup later, aided by tax cuts and continued federal, state, and local spending. Strong earnings in December bolster consumer spending and business optimism, while policy spending aims to balance deficits and growth.
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Dawson AP Business News
New York
Bul
Johnson
GNP
Congress
Alduce
Mills Says Light Plant Is Losing Out Economically
The Potomac Edison Company and potential rate cuts threaten Municipal Electric Light Plant profits. Street lighting funds help the city but do not reimburse the General Fund, leaving the plant as a growing burden on taxpayers with little prospect for improvement.
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Mills
Dige Edison Company
Fins
Potomac Edison Company
Service News Towson Sailors Deploy for Patuxent Patrol
Airman Robert L. Steverson of Smithsburg Maryland departs Naval Air Station Patuxent River with Patrol Squadron 4 for a two week training deployment. The squadron will train and conduct exercises with fleet units. Sergeant David L. Keller, 24, of Hagerstown Maryland, wife Virginia Josephine, participates in Exercise Snow Storm with the UK Infantry Division in Korea. Keller arrived overseas last July and is a squad leader in Company C of the 2nd Battalion, 17th Infantry. He graduated from St. Mary’s High School in 1935 and joined the Army in November of that year.
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Robert L. Steverson
USN
Lewixie Sexier
Rt. 1
Smiths ‘G. Md
Naval Air Station
Patuxent River
Avy
David L. Keller
Virginia Josephine
Summit Ave
Hagerstown
Kelior
17Th Infantry
St. Mary's High School
Baltimore To Test School Kids For TB
Baltimore health officials will test about 100 first grade children in February and March to detect tuberculosis. Health Commissioner Robert A. Farber said the skin reaction test will be given in 64 schools, mainly in the central city, where TB incidence is high. 825 new cases were reported in the city in 1963, a percent rise over 1962.
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Baltimore
Robert A. Farber
Wheadore
MecKellin Dheestsac
Farber
Crossword Clue Puzzle Fragment From Acrostic Style
A compact fragment listing across and down clues with mixed letter strings and numbers. It hints at a crossword style puzzle including entries such as foodfish point, Thor's sorcery, Sichuan, Bond layed boat, and several obstructed or garbled clues, suggesting a cryptic or diagram-based puzzle page artifact.
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Boy
Bach
Sichuan
Bond
Syisbal
Far
Johnson Budget Pushes Less Spending and Aid Cut
President Johnson unveils a leaner 1965 budget aimed at cutting Commodity Credit Corporation outlays by 210 million and trimming federal programs while proposing new dam and resource projects costing hundreds of millions. He defends defense and tax cuts, expects higher revenues, and broadcasts plans for increased Peace Corps funding and education grants amid a larger deficit unless the debt ceiling is raised.
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Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agriculiral Department
Reahon
Labbor
Ahe
Johnion
Mie
Bul Johnson
Defense Department
Next Cal Canton
Fisc
Ken Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
Johnson Enid
John F
Bard Kennedy
Iobor
Ave Guard
Jolson
United States
Peace Corps
Jury List Announced for March Circuit Court Term
Term jurors were chosen this morning for the March session of the circuit court. All jurors must report at 10 a m on March 9. The grand jury roster includes Lloyd L Stouffer Margaret J Gruber Gilbert Q Bohm Arvella Alien George A Wiuner Rosalyn Wolford and many others.
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Grand Lloyd L
Stouffer
Aish
Gruber
Margaret J
C Frank D. Smith
Gilbert O ‘Bohm
Arvella ¥. Alien
George A. Wiuner, Sr
Rosalyn D. Wolford
Lloyd J. Biser
Raymond W. Barnes
C. Lee Wallis
Wilbur
Sprecher
Peggy Noel
Robert C. ‘Thornburg
J. Ralph Fiery
Margaret S. Drury
Raymond Shoemaker
Mamie L. Steever
Joseph L. Gees
Alice H. Harp
Floyd Winfield
Irving G. Kaplan
Sarah Jane Rowe
Lorraine Kipe
Bernard O.moser
Paul Nogees
Lloyd Ty
Mallunes, Jr
Roy FE
Michael
Goldie Barkdoll
Lester Lea Baker
Howard S. Myers
Roads workers to be paid $4 for 24 hour shifts
County Commissioners approved a 4 dollar meal allowance for Roads Department workers on 24 hour snow removal shifts. The measure, proposed by Commissioner Norman Ayers, aims to compensate meals when crews work through long hours. concerns were raised about spending limits and proper use.
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Roads Department
Norman Ayers
Edward Anderson
Lem E. Kirk
Russell Bowser
Heads Department
Johnson Pushes Arms Freeze Amid Nuclear Ban Talks
Johnson lays out four demand lines at talks with the Soviet Union including a total nuclear test ban, a verified halt to fissile-material production, a system of observer posts to curb surprise attacks, and a ban on spreading nuclear weapons to nonnuclear nations. He also proposes inspections of peaceful nuclear activities and plant by plant reductions. The remarks echo a prior message to Soviet Premier Kosygin.
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Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Foster
Johnson
Flor
Union States
United States
Sugree
Khashehey
Shopping bag theft reported near residence
Police seek a man described as a stranger who snatched Ruth Alberta Eichelberger I. from her arm at about 6:20 a.m. as she unlocked her car on her street. The bag contained clothes valued at an undetermined amount.
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Tatay Ara
Ruth Alberta Eichelberger
St. Said
Acros
Pollests
"I've Got A Secret" Gay Salute To Arthur Godfrey
AP report notes a special "I've Got a Secret" salute honoring Arthur Godfrey featuring actors from radio dramas and soap operas. It marks a shift from panel format toward entertainment nostalgia as CBS prepares its 1964-65 schedule with new dramatic and variety programs while some shows may move or be renewed. additional items include NBC hopefuls, Jake Benny, Danny Thomas moves, and a Dodgers pitcher’s season stats.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
CHS
Cve
Arthur Godfrey
Ranzer
Green Hornet
Basten Blackle
Shadow
Ani Stella Dallas
Gur Gal Sunday
Helen Trent
John
Ray Sa
Geofrey
Garry Moore
CBS
Michael Dann
Alan King
Dann
Jack Benny
Danny Thomas
NBC
Alfred Sitcheach
Lindy Garland
East Side
West Side
Dan
Richard’ Boone
Ron Perranoski
Dodgers
Saeson
Ruby May Learn Today If He Wins Release On Bond
Dallas AP report outlines bond hearing for Ruby, a 12 year old night club operator accused in the JFK Oswald case. Defense experts say he has organic brain issues and impulsive tendencies while prosecutors contend risk and danger if released. The hearing before Dist. Judge Joe B Brown resumed after December testimony.
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Jack Ruby
Hicklity
Dallas
Presiden Kennedy
Ruby
Mike Cochran
Jack Muby
Kennedy
Lwley
Bec
Lee Harvey Oswald
Phe Wial
Filander
Dist
Jude Joe B. Brown
Rudy
Oswald
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Canndes
Glenn Wins Neutrality From Ohio's Democratic Bigwigs
In Columbus Ohio Glenn defeats endorsement push in Ohio primary scene as Democratic leaders refuse to back either Glenn Sr or incumbent Sen Stephen Af. Youtry. Delegates vote 43329 against single endorsements, boosting Glenn who remains in hotel awaiting release from the Marine Corps to speak.
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Glenn
Ohio
Columbus, Ohia
Ohio Party Organization
Gt. Cal
John B. Glenn Sr
U.S
Stephen Af. Youtry
Senate
Glenn Calip
Young
William TL. Coleman
Ami
Clonn
Mariye Corgis
Earth
Washington
Glenn Forces
le Fol
Tim Nat
Ile
Marine Corps
IRS charts on sales tax deductions for itemizers
The Internal Revenue Service offers a simple table to estimate sales tax deductions by income brackets for taxpayers who itemize. The guide notes that many filers won’t need to substantiate sales tax claims and advises clipping the table for use during tax return filing.
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Internal Revenue Service
Irving Machit
Hallimore
EightYearOld Reels In Five Pound Bass At Lake
An eight year old boy named Robert Johns fishing with a pew pole and rubber worm landed a five pound bass, aided by friend Stevie Calkins. The fish’s strength nearly pulled the 4 foot 3 inch fisherman into the water.
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Orlando
Pla
Robert Johns
Pew
Stevie Calkins
Prayer Today Deity Song Helps Read Promised Psalm
A fragmentary devotional note invokes Psalm 91 and asks for God’s presence and deliverance. Signed by W Vale Oldham and Chris, it appeals to the Lord for daily strength and honor through faith.
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Jess
W. Vale Oldham
Anderson
Chris
Man Brotherhood Hour
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