Warning Issued Against Deficit Payment Victory
SPRINGS Virginia AP reports a warning from Treasury Secretary Fowler to lawmakers and business leaders. He cautioned that the 1.2 billion dollar plan to curb deficits and boost exports cannot be counted as assured. He urged restraint and continued efforts toward international balance and lasting economic strength.
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Develor Springs
Secretary of the Treasury
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Prema
Re- Business Council
John
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Indusry
Parked Farms and Courts Mark Sharpburg Notebook Notes
Reporters Notebook notes the National Park Service advance in keeping Antietam Battlefield farmland through federal ownership of Spellman Dorsey Piper Spong and other plots. Judge D K McLaughlin discusses his focus on law applied to public service disputes. Oliver resigns as City Personnel Director. Loy named successor. Park W. T. Loy’s appointment clears up the legality of Oliver’s departure. Park pavilion bookings total 77 groups for this summer. State personnel figures show 24,233 classified workers with 517 disciplinary actions last year and multiple small agency boards listed.
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National Park Services
Sharpsburg
Antistam
Spellman
Dorsey
Piper
Spong
National Park Service
Oliver
Park W. T. Loy
State Commissioner of Personnel
State Board of Examiners and Registration of Architects
State Board of Famere
Embaleva
State Board of Examisneva
Commission On Physical Fitness
Area Deaths in Silver Spring and Farmington
Charles A Bechter Jr died at Hely Cross Hospital Silver Spring at 48 after a year’s illness. Syracuse University alumnus and 14 year electrical engineer for Patomac Electric Power in Washington. WWI veteran and Northwood Presbyterian Church member survived by parents, wife Nancy, daughter Priscilla. burial at Arlington National Cemetery later. Gladys Virginia Loren of Farmington died suddenly at 45, born near Brownsville, Md. Survived by husband John, daughter Vivian Halderman, son Robert Toren, sister Brace Mullendore, six grandchildren. funeral at Farmingdale Methodist Church with burial in Memorial Gardens at Gratton, W.Va.
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Silver Spring
Charles A. Bechter Jr
Kelsey Street
Hely Cross
Nem Pim
Syracuse University
New York
Pato- Mac Electric Power Company
Washington, D.C
Northwood Presbyterian Church
Shiver Spring
Charles A. Bechfer
Hagerstown
Nancy (Kneisley) Hedger
Liver Spring
Priscilla Bechter
Arelington National Cemetery
Sharmington
W. Va
Gladys Virginia Loren
John Loren
Farmington
W.a
Brownsville
Daniel and
Martha (Gweeler) Hahn
Renbodl Church
Farming
Vivian Halderman
Warren
Arch
Robert Toren
Mongo
Mes. Brace Mullendore
Magers
Tolwa
Methodist
Gratton
No Progress In Baltimore Paper Strike
Baltimore AP report says the American Newspaper Guild strike against the Baltimore Sun entered its fourth week as Sun representatives met with guildsmen and federal mediators. News American talks with a National Labor Relations Board official yielded some progress, with negotiations recessed for further mediation.
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Gilbert Lee
Local teachers tour Herald Mail plant to study newspapers
A group of 20 area high school teachers spent a day at the Herald Mail plant learning about the newspaper business. Franklin D. Schurz Jr. and other editors led sessions on What is a Newspaper and What is News, while Robert Ames stressed the advertising purpose. The program included a tour of production areas and a discussion of the class room program now in 19 area schools.
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Mable Schmit
Williamsport High
Gladys White
Joe Arnold
Boonshore High
Semurz
Berald-Mail
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Perry Stewart
Schurz
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Robert Ames
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Jana
Weir
Ames
Stewart
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Herald- Mail
Wayne Powell
Marcy McGhee
Williamsport
Freda Conley
Hancock
Herald
Crash Kills Hancock Man on Pennsylvania Turnpike
A 45 year old Maryland man, George Sheeder of Hancock, was killed when his car rear ended a steel-laden truck west of the Butler interchange on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The Kricker was not injured. State police reported both vehicles were traveling west.
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Butler, Pa
Maryland
Butler
George
Sheeder
Hancock
Kricker
Anxiety Talk by Unitarian Leader at Hagerstown
Ross Tullock, chairman of the Greater Washington Area Conference of Unitarian Universalist Churches, will present a sermon titled Anxiety’s I to the Unitarian Church of Hagerstown. He directs career development for the U.S. Civil Service Commission and recently aided a University of Michigan advisory team in a Cheng-Chi University program in Fortaleza. Visitors are welcome. services are Sundays at 10 45 a.m. at the YMCA.
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Ross Tullock
Greater Washington Area
YMCA
North Korean jets fly over South Korea in brief protest
The United Nations Command called a meeting of the Military Armistice Commission for Sunday to protest a flight over South Korea by two North Korean aircraft. North Korean planes believed to be high performance jets flew over the Chiowon area, about 40 miles northeast of Seoul, for two and a half minutes on Friday.
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South Korea
Seoul
United Nations Command
Miliary Armistice Commission
Chiowon
V E Day Parade in Berlin Highlights Kosygin Speech
Soviet Premier Kosygin and fellow communists led a Berlin V E Day celebration marking 20 years since Nazi Germany's defeat. He condemned U S military actions in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic while sharing the stage with Poland and China leaders.
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U.S
Berlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Dominican Republic
United States
World Socialist Communist Movement
Kosygin
Seek Teens Sought in Slaying of Retired Engineer
Police hunted two teen suspects after a retired eleven year old civil engineer was gunned down while washing his car in an alley behind his home. Capt. George Donahue said James Wilmot of Providence Rhode Island and Brown University graduate was shot four times with an 8 caliber pistol. He was hit in the head three times, the body once and the leg once and had been beaten.
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Washington
George Donahue
James Wilmot
Providence
R. 1
Brown University
Correction clarifies Hagerstown housing statistics
The Master Development Plan by Marcou O Leary and Associates states about 20,000 Hagerstown residents or roughly one fourth live in dilapidated or deteriorating dwellings. A news article previously misreported this as sixteen thousand such homes.
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Marcou, O'Leary and Associates
Hagerstown
Black Muslims Get Prison Right
In Wilmington Delaware the Superior Court rules the New Castle Correctional Institution must grant Black Muslims the same religious rights and privileges as other inmates. The court decision emphasizes equal treatment under prison policy and religious accommodation obligations.
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Wilmington, del
New Castle Correctional Institution
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