Kennedy outlines budget push for 1962 deficits and space programs
Washington AP reports President Kennedy seeks to raise the 1962 budget beyond 3.5 billion dollars next fiscal year by boosting space research defense foreign aid and other programs. The plan adds about 724 million in spending for 1962 with potential further rises in later years and calls for retraining workers displaced by automation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Giticials
Treasury
Mare
Small Business Administration
Budget Bureau
Information Agency
Labor Department
Commerce Department
U.S. Ready For Race To Moon
The article outlines the high cost and technical hurdles of a manned moon mission, with quotes from experts noting costs up to 40 billion dollars. It discusses required launch vehicles, propulsion, and a skilled engineering team, and mentions the first American manned flight by Alan Shepard as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
George M. Low
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Cmdr
Alu B. Shepard Jr
Atlantic
Low
Atlas
Moon
Earth
Robes
Cape. Canaveral
Dallac
Little Rock Plans Desegregation of Four Junior Highs
The Little Rock School Board, under a federal order to expand integration, will desegregate four junior highs and the all white high school next Thursday night. They also increased Negro enrollment in one white high school and resegregated Technical High School. Board member J H Cottrell Jr opposed the assignments, later saying the action was subject to May assignments to the union highs. A US District Court hearing looms four days away amid circuit court guidance on desegregation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LITTL
Auc
Ark
Lite Rock
Jae
Technical
J. H. Cottrell Jr
Cottrell
Ath
Circuit. Court of Appeals
Little Ork
Kennedy Legs Win Praise in New York
Sophia Lares praises Mrs. John F Kennedy for marvelous legs and modest dresses while Miss Loren arrives from Home Thursday and counters Emilio Schuberth’s claim that Kennedy should wear longer skirts. A doctor removes a ring from a man’s stomach in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sophia Lares
John F. Kennedy
Miss Loren
Emilio Schuberth
Obituaries continued from Iron County page 22
Obituary items list local residents including Andrew Fitzpatrick born in Hagerstown died at Newton Baker VA Hospital aged 50. Samuel Everts, 86, of near Watersburg, farmer and church member, survived by children and siblings. Edna Mollingshead, 7 months widow of Fred Hollingshead, of Green Castle and Waynesboro area, survived by five children and many grandchildren. Louise Harman to be buried Sharpsburg National Cemetery. Funeral services and visitation details provided for local families including Mollingshead, Harman, and Everts with churches and cemeteries named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Mancock
Thomas A. Wantz
Hancock
Margie Eichelborner
Williamispert
Edward
Grove Funeral Home
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
John Kerr
Andrew Jean Fitzpatrick
Andrew John Fitzpatrick
W. Antietam St
Newton
Baker Veterans Administration Hospital
Amartineburg
Hagerstown
William A
Margaret (Jordan) Fitzpatrick
Bethlehem Steel
Baltimore
St. Mary's
Catherine B. Pitzpatrick
Suter
Samuel Albert Everts
Viola Hornbaker
Watfordsburg
Thompson Township
Fulton County
John
Dorothy Miller Everts
Se i Hoboth Methodist Church
Ida E. Robinson
Mildred V. Paxon
Marion
Effie Keefer
Chambersburg
Alice Hall
Brotherk
Harry
Ianepek
Joseph
The
David Moorer
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Clear Spring
Edo N. Mollingshead
Edna N. Mollingshead
Greencastle Rt. 2
Franklin Co
Penna
Abraham Ay Maria
Marrett) Carbaugh
Fred M. Hollingshead
Macedonia United Brothren
J Fred Hollingshead
Greencastle
Linyd
Russell A
Waynesboro
Harry Horst
Greencastle Mt
Alice Hollingshead
Olive Uttley
Lancaster
Bessie Mummert
Almada Pheniese
Alinhich
Greeneasin
Sharo
Lester Mister
Lester Myers
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Mal Gall
Louise L. Harman
Suter-Router
Punerat
J. Turd
Ibwil Spicknal
Sharpsburg i National Cemetery
Senate Ed Bill Passes Amid Big Center Debate
The Senate approved a major education bill tied to a $2.55 billion Kennedy program, with a 43 to 47 vote, to fund three years of grants for states. The measure expands teacher salaries and school operating costs, with Texas set to receive about $57.97 million and Nevada $1.04 million, targeting disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hallman
Washington
Dent Kennedy
Senate
Kennnedy
Educagiligat
House Education and
Labor Committee
House
Texas
Nevada
Jae Arknoses
Mississippi
South Carolina
Connecticut
Body Of Pope Back In Rome
The body of St Gregory VII, a major pope in the Roman Catholic Church, was brought back to Rome after a nine century absence. He decreed priest celibacy and reasserted papal election power in the college of cardinals, dying at 60 in 108. The body is being returned for burial in Rome.
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Rome
Gregory VII
Gregory
College of Cardinals
Salerno
Naples
Navy Seaman Ronald Stoner Graduates NJROTC to Navy
Seaman Ronald J. Stoner son of Mrs and Mrs. Ray Stoner of 109 Gay Street is a 1960 South Hagerstown High School graduate who joined the Navy on July 26. After basic training at Great Lakes he served in radio and code school at Norfolk and later spent a leave period at home before deployment to Malta. His address is Ronald L. Stoner RMSN Com Fair Med Stall Navy 510 at FPO New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamus Ronald J. Stoner
Ray &. Stoner
Gay St
South Hagerstown High School
Seaman Stoner
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Young Stoner
Norfolk Naval Training Center
Norfolk
Maly
Hin Ladiress
Ronald L. Stoner
RMSN
Navy 510
FPO
New York
N.Y
Focus on Confinued Front Page Front on Bus Burdens
The article argues lower licensing fees for buses and higher patronage to save the Antietam Transit Co. It notes eight idle buses, 28 in daily service, and costs of payroll, maintenance, and repairs. It questions public funding versus attracting riders and recalls winter increases in bus usage amid snowbound days.
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Offlcen
Widhere
Antitlam Transit Co
Antietam Transit
Maryland
Hagerstown
Toto
Model Train Enthusiasts Converge On Hagerstown Event
Thousands of model railroad enthusiasts from the Baltimore Society of Model Engineers visit Hagerstown for a model train show at the Washington County Fairgrounds. Visitors will tour displays, view locomotives, and participate in judging and inspections at the park exhibit area.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore Society of Model Engineers, Inc
Avil
Washington County
Gine Board
Hagersions
Steart
W. Howard Torn
Ciy Park
Hoan
Allen F
Tha
National Monument
Ated Pee
Amber and the ancient spark of electricity
Amber is credited with first teaching man about variable electricity as Greeks named it olekhran for its ability to attract straw and small paper when rubbed.
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Olekhran
New Jersey Man Hurt In Accident Here
Raymond Barker of Trenton New Jersey was rushed to Washington County Hospital at noon today after an automobile crash on Rt. 49. He suffered abrasions and a possible broken kneecap. No further details were immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Barker
Trenton
N. 4
Washington County Hospital
Nesene
Beckesi
Histon
Stock manipulation case fuels SEC probe of American Exchange
The SEC fined Jerry and Gerard Re for rigging prices and moving large blocks of stock 1954 to 1960. The agency launched a separate probe of the American Stock Exchange to assess policing and investor protection, amid reforms claimed by the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cormier
Washington
Sam
Jerry
Gerard Re
American Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
American Exchange
Witness Depicts Eichmann Link to Killing Jew
In a Jerusalem court, a Hungarian Jewish witness testifies that Adolf Eichmann may have aided in the murder of a Jewish boy and describes Gestapo involvement. The SEC probes misdeeds by Hungarian authorities amid broader questions about Nazi crimes and postwar regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eichmann
SEC
Hes
Jerusalem
Israel
Tx Uireck
Sary
Gestapo
Adolf Eichmann Ake
Dofof
Hungary
Europe
Thej
Aveahan Gordon
Isuard
Alwas
Villa Eichmann
Budapest
Res
Gordon
Tatler T
Wiehmann
Exchange
Slavek
Beak Aisimis
Namer
Shalomon
Defense
Nnwise Stobert Servatius
Hess
Hongary
Prayer for Centering Faith in Education in N C Church
A Waynesville Methodist minister John W. Shackford urges a return to placing God at the center of personal development for children amid rising education pressures. He asks the Church to focus on religious training as essential in shaping youth under the Master Teacher, Teoye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teoye
John W. Shackford
Waynesville
N.C
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Daily Mail
Little Rock
Maral
Washer Parts Headquarters
Wringer
Dentler Bros., Inc
Penna. Ave
Peg
James Ewell
Bilind Ewell
Plainfield, NJ
GOP
New Jersey
Etliel C. Fiell
Westfield
Nu J
Mack Truck Co
Plainfield
Wes
Ewell
Robert ‘Tyson
Mainfield
Tate
Edelman Hac
Cormick
Alexander Benisario
Haveler
Verace & Co
Grover Whalen
York
Benisario
al- Whalen
Detroit
Ipany
Ware Corp
Julius
van Raalte
Thompson-Starrett
Tne
Belties
Corporation Manage Exchange
Jerry Re
Jleves
Altogethee
Gerard Repor
Guy
Samuel Edelman
I. Rokeach & Sons
Thompson
Gadsby
Halph Saul
Jerry Ref
Drithat
Cacapon Lodge
Simmons
Cacapon State Park
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
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