William S White to Join Daily Mail As Washington Columnist
The Daily Mail announces Pulitzer Prize winner William S White will begin a Washington column on March 26, with bylined pieces appearing three times weekly. White, a veteran reporter and author, will provide reporting and analysis of national and international affairs from the capital.
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New York Times
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Ington
Iale
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
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U.S. Senate
F.D.R
Re Gents
University of California
Berkeley
Air War College
Mount Holyoke College
Princeton Univerisity
DeLeon
Texas
University of Texas
June McConnell
Boston
Mass
Chevy Chase
Columbia
Lucia
Victoria
Signa Delta Chi
Overseas Writers
F.E.N. International
National Press Club
William 8. White
Guerrilla Fire Kills U S Officer and Water Pact in Maugansville
In Saigon a U S Air Force officer was killed after guerrillas shot down a fighter plane during a strafing run. In Maryland, the city agreed to provide a water system for Maugansville, meeting State Health Department standards and fire hydrant requirements with a connection-based charge.
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Thokels
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Crossley
Willson
Edgar
Hagerstown
Maugansville
State Health Department
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Area Deaths and Municipal Water Plan Review
Obituary notices for Joseph Lewis Hackley of Sandy Hook Maryland and Bertie Fest Heller of Hancock Virginia state funeral details and survivors. The article also outlines Hagerstown water system expansion plans including rate rules, extension options, and supervisory authority affecting about 300 homes in the Conococheague area.
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Sandy Oak Methodist Church
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Ebenezer Cemetery
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Loudoun County
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Daisy Greenwalt Hackley
Maude Devers
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Marie Jackson
Washington, D.C
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Silver Spring
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Alexandria
Daisy Warr
Brunswick
James Hackley
Lou
Down Lights
Hancock, Md
Bertie Fost Heller
Mancock
J. Allan "Heller
Manlewood
Hame T
Winchester
Henry C
Margaret Saunders Fest
Hanegek
Phillip Hunter
Miller Heights
Heller
Hancock Presbyterian Church
Suviving
Allan Heller
Hancock
Rather
Edward P. West
Garfield Fost
Lynnwood
Calif
Mts
J. W. Fouls
Short Gap
W. Va
Grove Funeral Home
Hoy
Wilson T. Dowling
Warfordsburg Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Watfordsburg
Public Service Commission
Hageretown
Fotomac
Rt. 40
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Fire
Hagerstown
Conacocheague
Sanitary Commission
Conocacheague
Johnson Probes Inflation Cure as He Seeks Higher Wages
Washington AP analysis notes President Johnson aims to steady prices while urging Congress to approve a 1.7 million federal pay raise. Lawmakers hesitate, fearing inflationary impact, as business and labor push back against wage increases. The administration argues price stability requires action, while the political cost unfolds in Congress and union talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Senate
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Lisk
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D-Mass
Council of Economic Advisers
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le Eigal WarraTe
A.A. Scott
Toronto
Gnt
United Church of Canada
Prayer Today Forgive us O God for Deflected Aims
A devotional meditation laments that believers have drifted from higher purposes and yielded to ease while calls for diligence and resolve echoed. It urges repentance and renewed commitment to pursue ideals with steadfast action.
Rise In Interest Rates Likely Despite New Savings
A rise in interest rates seems likely this year despite rising savings that fund investments. Growth in Europe and Japan and higher wage and price levels push borrowing costs up while U S inflation fight remains a priority and power for tax cuts may affect demand for funds.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Europe
Japan
U.S
Fed
Feder
Soimeder
Expan
Washington column by Pulitzer winner debuts in Daily Mail
A noted political correspondent begins a new analytical column in The Daily Mail on editorial page starting Thursday March 26. The piece promises clear, impartial reporting and concise analysis three times weekly.
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