Market Confusion Persists Amid Mixed Signals
The stock market shows crosscurrents with indicators still rising while some stocks detach from earnings. Analysts warn of potential corrections, but long term economic data remain strong. Despite volatility and fears over Viet Nam and deficits, the broader economy outshines market jitters as investors await clearer bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Britain
Institutional
Inutis
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
J.P. Morgan
Fair Employment Law Dilemmas in a Mock Office Social
A satirical dialogue questions bias under new federal fair employment rules. It parodies case scenarios in reception, manicurist, and dorm house mother roles, weighing whether gender or age should affect hiring and leave decisions while noting a ban on discrimination.
Voice Of The People Gratitude For Jeff Marx at Hagerstown JC
Readers express thanks to Jeff Marx former instructor at Hagerstown Junior College for two years of scholarly and extra curricular service. Letter also contends the fatal auto crash involving Henry Bingaman and questions why the driver was not charged amid ongoing grand jury review and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Marx
Hagerstown Junior College
Robert W. Shank
Vincent G. Spong
Cecy Keller
William E. Holliway
Ronald L. Weagler
John Boyd Nickels
Joseph E. Bennett
David Foltz
James Meldron
St. Potomac St
Henry Bingaman
Bingaman
Hagerstown Union Rescue
How To Keep Well Athlete's Foot
Health note explains tinea pedis thrives in moist poorly ventilated areas, often between toes. It recommends keeping feet dry, using antifungal powders, and cautious treatment to avoid harsh remedies.
Hagerstown area notes on schools farms and prices
Approval was given for a 859000 hand issue to complete the disposal plant. The Board of County Commissioners paid 22000 to school hands for the new Hagerstown High School and 2000 for Hancock High School. Arthur Woodrow Hauyt, 10, of Hagerstown, drowned in Antietam Creek while playing. A $75 corn dog owned by Earl Saxton of Roseville was stung to death by bees. Two eight man crews of Jamaicans are available for Washington County farmers to aid harvest and threshing. Peaches retail price under OPA ceilings at 17 cents a pound in Hagerstown. The feed bag rise inspires a dress made from cotton feed bags. A dish crane visited the lake behind the American Legion Home. ducks avoided the visiting bird. Edward D. Ridenour of Maugensville welcomed grandson Donell E. Sacks, Corpus Christi, Texas, who won a trophy for healthiest and prettiest child. Tra Chambers, long-time trainmaster of the Hagerstown Division, promoted to assistant superintendent of Port Covington, Baltimore.
Washington's plan to cut defense waste and save money
Washington outlines nine steps urged for Defense Secretary McNamara to boost military readiness and save taxpayers 100 million dollars yearly. Proposals include eliminating data overproduction, stopping surplus item purchases, avoiding misdirected shipments, reassigning trained personnel, tightening contract talks, replacing pro forma inspections with real checks, trimming inefficient practices, removing unnecessary staff, and shipping gear directly from manufacturers to forts.
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Washington
NEA
Defense
McNamara
Viet Nam
Okinawa
Army
Air Force
Pittle
Larope
Three Minutes A Day On Water Safety And Skills
The piece urges Americans to learn water safety to reduce drowning deaths which exceed several common causes. It emphasizes mastering basic survival techniques and also connects personal improvement to broader service, invoking a biblical prayer for better performance.
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Jesus
Three Sleepers in Military Money Bill highlighted
Washington report notes three hidden provisions in a $45.188 billion military appropriation, allowing the President wide discretionary spending for defense and enabling additional forces to be called up. It cites Vietnam war costs and large carryovers, with Rep. Mahon defending the measure as adequate for present needs and acknowledging separate funds for military construction, military aid, and the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Washington
House
Sshasun
Congress
Defense Department
Vietnam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Mahon
Mahonias
Matsim
Atomic Energy Come
William S White on a partisan legislative bottling up
William S White argues that a liberal critique of legislative tactics is misapplied as Manny Coles blocks a constitutional amendment. The piece condemns urban politicians for obstructing majority will, while praising minority protections and weighted democracy against an unelected Supreme Court. It frames Colles as non liberal, yet defending Congress against what it calls Establishment-driven obstruction.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Emanuel Cellee
Brooklyn
Hoose Judiciary Committee
House
Celler
Congress
Supreme Cort
Manny” Colles
Manny
Senate
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Manny Coller
Alanta
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Voice of the People
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Hagerstown
Police Department
Iiat
Irving E- Kaplan
Piper
Ietter
David K. Poala
Stote
T.R. van Dellen, M. Dower
van Dellen
Mai
Les
Yan Gallen
Daily Mai
Amm Ave
Hagehatown
Maryland
Yesteryears
Board of County Commissioners
Hagerstown High School
Hancock High School
Arthur Woodrow Hauyt
Antietam Creek
Earl Saxton
Roseville
Washington County
OPA
Wiley
American Legion
Northern Avenue
Edward D. Ridenour
Maugensville
Ward
Donell E. Sacks
Corpus Christi
Texas
Tra B. Chambers
Western Maryland Railway
Port Covington
Baltimore
Berry's
Floyd
Ray Cromley
Washingtos
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Eres
By James Ketter
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Paul Scott
Opfen
George Mahon
D-Tea
Cammet Lec
William S. White
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