Rockefeller seeks three billion boost for defense
Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged a three billion dollar increase in the defense budget calling the next decade a danger to national survival. He criticized Eisenhower era defense policy and warned that the United States faces greater exposure despite claims of strength. He called for higher armed forces funding and faster missile production to deter Soviet power.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Republican
United States
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Hej
Richard M. Nixon
Nikon
Chicago
York
Soviet Union
Ion
ISAC
Rockellitt
Feller
State to Have Bigger Surplus
ANNAPOLIS AP The State Comptroller says Maryland will collect nearly six million dollars more in taxes than estimated by year end. Louis L Goldstein noted the statement was tentative and subject to fluctuations and that part of the increase would go to sub divisions of the state and the Maryland Port Authority. The fiscal year ends June 30 with a full report due by August 1.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Maryland Port Authority
Aus
Gost
County Wheat Allotment Set For Next Year
A Wash County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee chairman announces a county wheat acreage allotment of 18451 acres for 1966. The county share of the national 55 million acre allotment will be apportioned to wheat producing farms in the county by ASC, with allotments assigned by July. A wheat marketing quota referendum will be held July 21 requiring at least two thirds approval. quotas exceeding 15 acres by farmers in commercial wheat states face penalties without adherence. Exemptions apply to feed wheat program participants. compliant growers qualify for price support at full levels.
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Jacob mM Aukenex
Ingly County
Washington
ASC
Committee Okays Cuba Sugar Bill
The Democratic committee approved a revised Cuba sugar bill on Monday after a debate labeling the original as a “bonus 9 communism.” The measure, backed by a 72 to 12 Democratic majority, seeks presidential waiver to push amendments aside and set special handling on the House floor. It ties to Cuba’s sugar economy and U S premium pricing under the Sugar Act, with potential quota shifts for American and other countries if Cuban quotas drop.
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Cuba
United States
Castro
Italy
Brazil
North Dakota Senate race sparks absentee voting surge
Absentee ballots mark the start of North Dakota's special senatorial election. Gov. John E. Davis, Republican, faces Rep. Quentin N. Burdick, Democrat, in a contest with national implications for agricultural policy and upcoming presidential sentiment. Democrats seek Senate probe into anonymous leaflets. Republicans push for inquiries into poll challengers. The outcome could indicate farmer views on Taft Benson's farm program and other issues ahead of November elections.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota
Senate
William Langer
John E. Davis
Quentin N. Burdick
U.S. Senate
James Duffy
Roy A. Schaeff
Burdick
Washington
Theodore F. Green
DRI
Ibel
Green
North
Dakota
K. A. Fitch
Cass County
Davis
Taft Benson
Not Likely To Make Any New Tours Outcome
The article notes that Japan ratified a new security pact with the United States, shifting emphasis from earlier considerations. The author calls the development a signal defeat for international communism and an important victory for the free post.
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Japan
United States
Obituaries list multiple local deaths and services
Mrs. Susan Crankleton Brumbaugh, 92, formerly of Greencastle, died Sunday at Chambersburg Nasaltal after a long illness. Surviving children and grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at Minnich Funeral Home Greenwaste, burial Rest Haven Cemetery. Also E Porter Lynch, 63, of 2333 Mulberry St, died Monday at Washington County Hospital after nine months ill. Survived by wife E Evaline Lynch and many relatives. Funeral arrangements noted. public viewing details provided. Other notices include memorials and funeral services for Blair and related family members with church services planned and interment at local cemeteries.
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Susan Crankleton Brumbaugh
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Nasaltal
Piney Mountain
Ared
Caledonia
Mason J. Brumbaugh
Antrim Township
David
Sarah Stine Crackleton
Eva Myers
Green
Hagerstown
Porter Lynch
E. Porter Lynch
Mulberry St
Washington County Hospital
Fairchild Air’craft
Sbort
Fairchild Ol
Tokyo
Timers Club
Tait
Jarersburg Grange
Eagles Club
Waynesboro
America
St. Paul's
United States
Lutheran Church
E. Evaline (Werst) Lynch
Lloyd E
Buena Vista
Wa. Ghara
Rest Haven
George Whetstone
Everett M. Dirksen
Eli J
Pois
Senate
Eisenhower
Alexiander Wiley
R-Wis
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Free World
Omer
C. Omer Bishr
Clear Spring
Nouwle
Mone
Mercersburg
Ward
Maria
Shaffer Blair
Church of the Brethren
Elsie Shives Blair
Harvey Walker
Clarence
Boswell
Joseph Mowen
Wayne Blair
Harry
St. Thomas
Rie
Lloyd Burkholder
Shippensburg
John E
Greencastly
Rly
Dean R
Thomas E
Fort Bragg
Janet L
Richard
Haymood Blair
Middletown
Roy Hollenshead
Keedysville
Welsh Run Brethren Church
Russell Marlin
Clarence Hunsberger
Williamsport Pool Leaks Repaired Amid Busy Swim Classes
The Williamsport pool leak was fixed but attendance stays strong as multiple daily classes remain crowded. Morning beginner sessions run 10 to noon with three groups. evening classes from 1 to 6:30 and 6:30 to 7:30, with cards issued on start day. Reservations via City Clerk or pool manager Harry Lee Boyce, with a snack stand run by the Williamsport Ligos Club.
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The
Red Cross
Williamsport
Harry Lee Boyce
Williamsport Ligos Club
YMCA canteen to open for summer activities
Frederic Potts of Hagerstown announces the Y canteen will inaugurate its summer program for high school boys and girls next Tuesday July 5. It will run 7 to 10 p m each Tuesday with a record hop first. other events include swimming bowling and ROTC summer training camp at Fort Meade Md Admission is by membership card and officers from 24 colleges conduct the program amid cadets from 24 schools.
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Frederic Potts
Hagerstown
YMA
Wall
Fort Meade
Prayer for guidance and forgiveness by George C. Pidgeon
A Canadian church figure prays for divine guidance amid daily troubles. He asks to discern God’s will, seeks forgiveness, and expresses renewed commitment to follow spiritually, invoking Jesus' name.
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Jessa
George C. Pidgeon
United Church of Canada
Promises and Radiations Limit Forecasts for 1914
The fragment warns of broken promises under current radiations and notes improved transit outlook for business or pleasure. It recalls Archduke Ferdinand's June 28, 1914 assassination as an event shaping future wars. It speculates about orbital post offices and space stations within ten years to speed mail.
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Archduke Ferdinand
Austria Hungary
Counties to Build Sideling Hill Creek Bridge
Washington County and Allegany County will join with the U S government to fund a bridge over Sideling Hill Creek. The federal government will cover half the costs with the counties sharing the rest. Sealed bids are due at the Board of County Commissioners office in the Court House by 1 39 p m July 21 and will be opened then.
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Washington County
Allegany County
U.S
Sideling Hill Creek
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Seven Ways to Cut Your Medical Costs
Reader's Digest offers seven tips to reduce medical spending. It notes rising care costs and provides guidance on handling doctors' fees annual check up costs tax deductions and other savings. The July issue is 29 cents, down from 35 cents.
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Reader's Digest
Aries to Pisces zodiac brief reads as chaotic fortune
A garbled astrology page lists signs with date ranges and vague fortunes. Aries through Pisces show promises of tension, decisions, or changes, but many phrases are garbled or incomplete leaving key meanings unclear.
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Hagerstown, Md
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Washington Street
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J. S. Snhowberger & Sons
Malin
Detroit
Ind
Ofnland Steel Co
U. S. Steel Ohio
Youngstown
Sparrows Point
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Hose Hill
Cemetery
DR. H. Gould
Long Meadow
Hagarstown
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YMCA
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Commence
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Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing CO
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Thompson Oil CO
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