Eisenhower aide warns Kennedy policy may trigger deficits
Former Eisenhower budget director Maurice H. Stans told the U S Chamber of Commerce that Kennedy era policies risk four consecutive deficits unless changed. Senator Byrd warned of a possible 4 to 5 billion dollar deficit in fiscal 1963 and urged action to stem gold loss and international payments drains.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S. Chamber of Commerce Today
Kennedy
Maurice H. Stans
Western Bancorporation
San Francisco
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Chamber
Byrd
Foxe
U.S
Santa Claus
Baker
Policeman
Mans
Stims
Stare
County May Ban Sole of Easter Peeps
Washington County weighs a proposed ordinance to limit sale of chicks ducklings rabbits and similar small animals to Easter shoppers The plan drew mixed reaction with some commissioners opposing it while the SPCA urged action citing animal welfare Local officials contacted other counties for guidance as debate continued
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Board of County Commissioners
Washington County Society For
Lem Kirk
John Fasterday
Kirk
Margaret Stickel
S.p.ca
Lelley
S.P.C.A
Georgia farmers tour of USSR finds large gap in farming
A Georgia farmer delegation returning from a 3000 mile trip to Folard and the Soviet Union asserts Russians are about 30 000 years behind the United States in farming methods. They note Soviet output for potatoes and wheat exists but wheat production lags. The group commends hospitality and youth programs while observers expect mixed reactions among the 59 travelers.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Soviet Union
United States
L. W. Eberhardt Jr
Athens
Georgia Agricultural Extension Service
U.S
Eberhardt
Jack Gilchrist
State Department of Agriculture
John Spooner
Donaldsongilter
Twat
Mose Coleman
Vidalia
Councilmen Offer Water To Maugansville Area
Two councilmen propose extending city water to Maugansville by annexation and grid extension. They argue water is available and could be supplied under the city franchise, with sewerage decisions separate. The Maugansville Civic Association cited contaminated cisterns and wells as health risks, urging action.
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Maugansville Area
Maugansville
Magerstown
Frank Corde
Oscar Spigler
Cordell
Iucame
Washington County Water Co
Oswald
Cordell and
Spitter
City Water Department
Middleburg Pike
Coca Sa
Spigler
Northern Ave
Middlebury Pike
Weather outlook for Washington County and surrounding regions
Cloudy and cooler with scattered showers or thunderstorms today through Wednesday. Tonight largely unsettled with lows upper 50s, strong gusty thunderstorms possible. Thursday partly cloudy and cool with variable winds 5 to 35 mph. Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland see considerable cloudiness with scattered showers or thunderstorms through Wednesday, lows near 50s, few in low 60s.
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Kennedy
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
West Virginia
Elmer ¥. Pierson
Kansasi
City
Tholing
Chamber
Vonnaylvanu
Washington County
Allegany and
Giurrell
Caye
Shore
Maryland
Predicts More Church Schools In Publicly Funded Era
In New Castle Pennsylvania a forecast claims a ban on secular schools and Bible reading in public schools would trigger wholesale establishment of parochial schools by major Protestant denominations. The piece notes religious groups envision a broad expansion of church endorsed schooling.
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New Castle
Eergye Iman
P. O. Receipts To Top Million Mark For Year
Post office receipts for April totalled 4 604 dollars, up 43 889.90 from April 1961. Local postmaster Thomas M Simpson announced the double digit rise in early 1962, with full year totals expected to surpass one million dollars for the first time. He noted 1961 year receipts at 987 000 dollars, and that the Annapolis area ranks among the top five in the state.
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Thomas M. Simpson
Simpson
Baltimore City
Annapolis
Smithsburg Election Set With One Candidate Headed by Incumbent
Smithsburgs election Tuesday May 8 appears formal with a single slate led by Mayor Stanley E. Haiver seeking a third term. Council candidates listed include Chester K. Kendall Wilbur Thumpson Jacob B. Melather Sr Thomas J Eckstine and Paul T Boswell. Debruiler to succeed Richard W Eckstine who did not seek another term.
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Smithsburgs
Stanley E
Rhe Galls
Dean How
Amy
Mr. Haiver
Chester KE. Kendall
Wilbur Thumpsomn
Jacob B. Melather
Thomas J. ‘Eckstine
Paul T. Boswell
Debruiler
Richard W. Hekstine
Yoshida Starts 40 Day World Tour for Talks with Kennedy
Elder statesman Shigeru Yoshida began a 40 day world tour to meet President Kennedy and other Western alliance leaders. He travels to key capitals to discuss security, diplomacy, and regional concerns with allied heads of state.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Gland
Kennedy
Western Alliance
No Permission Voice of the People letters publish rules
The Daily Mail column outlines rules for letter authors including how names are handled when writers request anonymity. It notes authors must be identified if they consent and will publish even partial initials in some cases. It references concerns over pricing by hairdressers and the process for listing or withholding names.
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Somehew
Daily Mail
Voice of the People
Initter
Hagerstown
Dr Cameron to Leave Maryland Health Post for Florida Research
W Ross Cameron, Washington County public health officer, resigned to join Florida State Board of Health for research starting July 1. He served as chief health officer since 1937, earlier in Federal service and as adviser in Formosa. He called Hagerstown home and expressed pleasure at returning to public health work.
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W. Ross Cameron
Board of
Washington County
Ron
Maryland
State Board of Health
Florida
Cameron
Wapersown I- 10
United States China Mission
Formosa
Tof
Chiang Kai-suick
Free China
Perry F. Prather
Staley Heath
J. Jaimeran
Cameret
Board of County Conmmmissions
Hagerstown
Angerstown
Colly
Bailey Goss Killed In Auto Smashup In Hagerstown
Bailey Goss a Baltimore television and radio sportscaster known in the Hagerstown area died after a car crash on Falls Road near Coll Spring Lane. He had announced for the Baltimore Colts Orioles and Washington Senators and appeared at local events including police balls and sports banquets. He was driving home after a dinner for radi o and TV when his car hit a truck stopped at a light. he died hours later at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore.
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Bailey Goss
Baltimore
Wii
Hagerstown
Kiagerstown
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Boon Din Oahnanerr
Gary Moore
WBAL
Goss
Falls Road
Coll Spring Lane
Union Pital Mogpital
Css
Anbury
Albright College
Reading
Multiple Break-ins Reported Around City
Three Places Entered Here with money and items stolen. Lavern Laundromat and an ice cream distributor were broken into overnight. 39 cartons of cigarettes and about $40 in coins taken from machines. Park Circle Tavern robbed twice in a month with $17 and coins missing from a desk. Coin changer at Avomed Clock shop left with about $60 in quarters but no coins stolen. Borden Tea Cream Co offices at 45 Center Alley ransacked with nothing taken. Windows and doors left ajar. no significant damage noted.
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iMree Estaphonems
Lavern
Laundromat
Dar We
Park Circle
Sol
Borden Tee Cream Co
Center Alley
County Officials Deny Permission for Open Oil Wells
County commissioners denied giving any special authorization for oil well drills leaving holes unfilled near the Weller Tea area. Commissioner Davey Snook reported rumors of drillers claiming county approval. Officials state such claims are false and no authorization exists.
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Davey Sanok
Weller
Gom
Snook
Thunderstorm Forecast Through Tomorrow Across Region
Weather bureau warns thunderstorms and gusty winds through today tonight and tomorrow with possible turbulence early morning. Torrential rain fell in spots yesterday causing damage and at least one fatality in the Midwest. temperatures rose to highs near 85 in nearby stations.
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Kamarrow
Middle West
D. Paul Oswald
J.howard Heckersbaugh
Woonsburo
Eight Dead in Widespread Tornado Outbreak Across States
The Associated Press reports a violent tornado outbreak struck the Midwest and South with winds up to 105 mph and 8 deaths. Dozens injured, millions in damage, and numerous communities from Illinois to Alabama endured collapsed structures, downed lines, and widespread destruction.
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Midwest
I.p.h
Tinos
Indiana
Michigan
Mississippi
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tomesee
Alabama
Ohio
Chicago Weather Bureau
Illinis
Tennessee
Kansas
Texis
Louisiana
Hingis
Toon
Springfield
John Cavitt
Mee Cleeland
Rantoul
Mil
Chante Air Force Base
Hantoul
Ponting
Chicago
Kyo 'Hoth's
Joliet
Danage
Tadians
Logansport
Kaokomo
South Bend
Kentland
Pontiac
Niles
Pinckney
Mich
Stottsville
Tunica
Miss
Nestowantan
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Kenneth Long
Macey Snook
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Moice
Drow, Ross Cameron
Baltimore Beer Brewery
National
Baltimore Symphony
Railey Goss
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