Eisenhower Nixon urge GOP fight for 1960 victory
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon urged Republicans to fight for victory in 1960. Eisenhower called for blocking excess spending and balancing the budget while Nixon urged better organization and candidates at state and local levels. Nixon praised Dulles and discussed party unity and avoiding defeatism as Morton’s nomination advanced.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Republican National Committee
Nixon
Repubican
Augusta
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Alcorn
Morton
National Committee
Chicago
Political rancor flares as GOP accuses Democrats of misusing Senate floor
The Republican National Committee speakers condemn Democratic attacks on Eisenhower policy and accuse Democratic leaders Kennedy Symington Humphrey and LBJ of courting the 1960 nomination. The Pistons add a separate note on a Cuba Haiti plane incident involving rebels and a later matter of potential extradition.
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Congress
United States Senate
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symingson
Missouri
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Rep
Charles Haleck
Indiana
House
GOP National Committee
Democratic Advisory Council
Eisenhower
Public Speaking Winners Named In Frederck County Contest
Sally Jones of Pleasant 4-H and Wil sham Clem of Lewistown 4-H won the Frederck County public speaking contest held last night in Winchester Hall Extension Conference Room. Bliss Jones edged Jacqueline Hevner Margaret Nicholson and Alice Stambrough. judges included Miss Qonica Pralt Hood College and Charles Buffington. Sally and Wil sham will speak at Older Youth meetings and compete in the District 4-H public speaking contest in Westminster.
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Sally Jones
Pk. Pleasant
Wil Sham Clem
Lewistown
Frederck County
Winchester Hall
Bliss Jones
Jacqueline Hevner
Margaret Nicholson
Alice Stambrough
W Wiliam Clem
Joseph Smyth
Harvey Clem
Byron Grossmechle
Paul Rhoderee
Partcipants
Communists Blamed for Haitian Plane Hijacking
Foreign Minister Lows Mars blamed Communists Friday for hijacking a Haitian transport plane, killing the pilot, and sending the aircraft to the rebel headquarters in Cuba. The twin engine DC3 transport was cited in the report.
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Eberle Guitbach
Haims
Negro Republic
Ers
Revolutionary Front
Santiago
Jube Press
Francois Duvaliers
Georges
Jean Claude Cour‘ment
Aid
Jacques Laforest
Hubert Duré
Amer Puys Nouille
Carol Neliande
Robert Victor
Moncada
Hait
Mars
Haiti
Port AG Prince
Lows Mars
Kruger Divorced In Tatte to World Religion Link
Adamstown resident Kruger divorced from Mrs Mary Elizabeth Kruger in a case linked to religious figures. Hearings note plans to invite the Dalai Lama and Burma’s elder statesman U Nu, with discussions extending to Dallas and New Delhi.
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Adamstown
Mary Elizabeth Kruger
Dallas
Tex
Rockville
Nikirk
Furture Dale
Tibet
Kenneth Lyddane
Burma
Counds
Dalai Lama
New New Delhi
Lork
Washington
U Nu
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James A Booth
Edwind Nikirk
Edward Linch
William Edward
Walter Snow
Ellis C. Wachter
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
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Howard M. Albaugh
MT. Airy
the Telephone Company
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Main St
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America
Bowers Lumber Monument
East Patrick St
Frederick
State Farm
Charles E. Nichols
West Church St
Monument
State Farm Mutual
Rusco
Ith Street
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Consumer Loan Department
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