Kennedy Likely To Reach Wheat Sale Decision This Week
Senators Fulbright and Ellender say Kennedy has authority to act without Congress on a subsidized wheat sale to the Soviet Union. A decision is expected within days as Kennedy weighs price and economic effects amid talks with advisers and grain traders.
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McKeldin projects possible deficit in Baltimore Works
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin met in secret with Budget Director Charles L. Benton to discuss a potential deficit in the Department of Public Works, with McKeldin warning the shortfall could reach 500 dollars amid staffing for a post election cleanup. Former Mayor Good man blamed McKeldin’s spending, claiming the mayor used the remarks to push for a large tax hike. The report also notes Dr Martin Luther King Jr is set to speak at the Maryland Clergy Convocation on Religion and Race on October 24.
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Charles L. Benton
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Martin Luther King
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Fred M. Webber
Leitersburg Show Elects Moller Officer President
Leitersburg community plans a weekend show with Pipe Organ Builders of Amershaw hosting events. WW Monroe Hidgeley, vice president of Af. P. Moller Inc, was elected president of the Leitersburg Grange allied association, continuing a tradition dating back decades. The event features corn and tomatoes displays and discussions on postwar race and social issues.
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Af. P. Moller Inc
Assoviable Leitershore
Amershaw
Leiters
Assburg Grange
Tom Smith
Leavershurs Grange
Mary
Merman Stockslager
Baltimore
Dr Reason A Goodwin editor of World Book Dictionary
Dr Reason A Goodwin, noted authority on password terminology, served as an editor for the Dictionary of the World Book Encyclopedia, published this year. The authoritative reference work highlighted language, usage, and definitions relevant to modern security terms.
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Reason A. Goodwin
Beltsville Center Named World Leader in Agriculture
The Beltsville Agricultural Research Center in Maryland, an 11 000 acre facility with 1 200 scientists and over 300 active projects, is highlighted as the world’s center of leadership in agriculture and science. The Agriculture Department touts its impact on American farming, global science, and cooperative research with universities.
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Hugh Tudor Seeks Augusta Mayor Post Again
Hugh Tudor announces another bid for Augusta Georgia mayor in what he calls his final race. Despite previous defeats he believes this run could finally yield victory after last year's election win.
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