Foreign Aid Bill Clears First Hurdle Senate panel cuts request by 227 million
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Eisenhower’s foreign aid bill by 12 to 3, trimming the $3.814 billion request to $3.637 billion for fiscal year starting July 1. The measure authorizes continued aid beyond a year, sets a two year loan program for development, and allows for continued Yugoslav aid if in US security interests with ongoing committee briefings.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Morse
Oregon
Long
Louisiana
Langer
North Dakota
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Treasury
Defense Departments
Knowland
Calif
Yugoslavia
Green
D-Ri
Attendance Shows Gain During May in Washington County Schools
May attendance rose across Washington County with a 95.6 percent county average. High schools averaged 94.8 percent, junior highs 96.9 percent, and lower grades showed strong marks across multiple schools and communities.
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Washington County
W. Richard Martin
Washington
Yarrowsburg
Williamsport
South Poiomac
Boonsyoro
Clear Spring
North Hagerstown
South Hagerstown
Hancock Street
Smithsburg
South Potomac
Woodlancd Way
Antietam
Beagler Creek
Boonsboro
Broadway
Cuscade
Chewsville
Dargan
Downsville
Fairplay
Fountaindale
Furkstown
Greensburg
Hancock
Howard
Huyetts
Indian Springs
Senate committee plan faces debate on Monday call up
Morse and Long vow opposition with Morse filing a minority report and Long joining. The panel grants Hisen hower extended authority for military aid totaling 1.8 billion plus 800 million in defense supports and 1% billion military program, while cutting 100 million overall and denying permanent tech aid. It also notes Angel Falls as the world's tallest waterfall in Venezuela named for prospector Mammy Angel.
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Senate
Morse
Long
Hisenhower
Niagara
Angel Falls
Venezuela
Mmmmy Angel
Nixon Sees Poland Aid as Gamble Worth Taking
Vice President Nixon defended a 95 million dollar aid package to Poland as a gamble worth taking, arguing freedom can undermine communism. He contrasted options of Soviet domination versus aiding Poland toward greater independence and warned against weakening unions through labor legislation. Nixon spoke at Michigan State University amid the Senate rackets inquiry, noting Poland’s determination to chart an independent path. He acknowledged the policy may not guarantee success and warned the Poles could still face Soviet dominance.
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East Lansing
Mich
Nixon
Poland
U.S
Michigan State University
Senate
Congress
Knowland
California
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Localite Featured In Magazine Ad
Joseph B Townshend of 128 Calvert Terrace gains national attention this month as a model representative in ads for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance. He is pictured in ads in the June 15 Saturday Evening Post and June 24 Time Magazine, selected from across the company's nationwide field force for his exemplary insurance planning and service to policyholders. Townshend has long earned top honors, including membership in Mutual Benefit's President's Club since 1949 and the National Quality Award from the National Association of Life Underwriters.
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Joseph B.townshend
Calvert Terrace
Beig
Saturday Evening Post
Time Magazine
Alex M. Knapp
Baltimore
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
Townshend
Mutual Benefit President's Club
National Association of Life Underwriters
Book on tuberculosis history given to local libraries
Copies of a history of the National Tuberculosis Association by Dr. Richard Warrison Shyrock were presented to the Washington County Free Library and multiple area schools and institutions as a memorial to the late Dr. Crown O. Diehl. Mrs. Diehl received a copy, shown with Dr. P. Russell and Mrs. Henry Wolzapfel.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Washington County Tuberculosis Association
Crown O. Diehl
Richard Warrison Shyrock
Welch
Joins Hopkins University
Washington County Free Library
St. Maria Goretti Iigh School
North Hagerstown High School
South Hagerstown High School
Hagerstown Junior College
Washington County Hospital
Pangborn Hall
Diehl
P. &. Russell
Henry Wolzapfel
Local Attainment Figures Across Maryland Towns
Figures list school quality and attendance across towns such as Smithsburg Maugansville Williamsport and Sharpsburg with scores around mid 90s and a note of 67 out of 100 adults and eye glasses usage at Lin Feans. Data includes Pangborn Boulevard Salem Avenue and Winter Street with multiple percentage figures and place names.
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Burg
Smithsburg
Surmonth
Surrey
Iiand Wey
Yarrowsburg
Antietam
Boong
Pontiac Big Car Advantage Delivers Precision Touch Control
Pontiac markets its larger car as safer and more capable than smaller models. It touts longer wheelbase for smoother ride, exclusive Level-line suspension, and six-foot interior space. Features include Precision Touch Control for easier steering and braking, claiming superior ride and handling in traffic and everyday driving.
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Pontiac
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Lois J. Harshman
Marvin R. Douglas
Baker
Ronald L. Charles
Charles Sunoco
Marvin P. Miller
Accelerated Transport
Pany Express
John L. Bussard
Holzapfel and Firey
Hubert BE. May
McNamee
Sunoco
Lappans Crosroads
Paul L. Stouffer
American Store
Boonsboro High School
Kelley Studio
Middlekauff
Potomac St
Dial
Hagerstown, Md
Wesel
Hagerstown-Wesel
Jorg Saderberg
Herald-Mail Company
Germany
Soderberg
Keffenbrinkstr. 5
Deutschland
Ayers Bros
Carroll W Morgan
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Scotts Seed
Howard's Garden & Pet Center
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