Nixon in Indochina policy clash prompts questions
Senator Gore demanded President Eisenhower publicly state whether Vice President Nixon spoke for the administration on possible use of American troops in Indochina. State Department and White House aides argued Nixon was outlining a hypothetical course, not setting policy, while others urged clear presidential guidance amid a growing debate over Southeast Asia. James Hagerty declined to confirm policy, Gore pressed for formal clarification, and Senator Flanders signaled support for potential troop deployment if necessary.
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Eisenhower speech plan pressures accuracy in foreign policy
James Hagerty previews Eisenhower's New York speech and warns against misreading American aims. The piece tracks recent statements by Eisenhower, Dulles, and Nixon, noting contradictions and clarifying possible actions, including troop questions in Indochina and mass retaliation language. The report cites Nixon remarks to editors, Dulles Senate questions, and Eisenhower's March briefing as the administration seeks consistent messaging.
Bread Of Life By Rev A F Furnell Bailey
A story about Dr. Parker leaving Plymouth to work 15 years in a state leper colony on a Buzzard Bay island He helps a dying sailor who asks for a pastor The sailor trusts Parker and says he believes in God through the pastor highlighting lay influence in mercy and faith.
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Easter Sunday Beautiful Day Across Maryland
The Weather Bureau forecast a beautiful Easter day in Maryland with sunny skies. Temperatures rose from the 40s to the 70s, reaching 81 in Waldorf and Rockville areas, drawing large crowds to Easter parades and Sunrise services. The Detroit Tigers beat the Orioles 8 to 3 at Memorial Stadium as egg hunts and diversions planned for Monday engaged communities.
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Eisenhower Says War Falls To Congress Only If Attacked
The report notes Eisenhower stated in a news conference and magazine article that the United States would not enter war unless Congress declared it, but could order a counterattack if allied nations were attacked. He also clarified on March 17 that an attack on the country would not require waiting for Congress.
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Congress in session tackles Nixon troops threat and FHA probe
Washington lawmakers debate Nixon's possible use of troops in Indochina as Sen Kuchel urges United Nations action and Sen Gore presses White House stance. Senate Banking probes FHA scandal with ex-commissioner Hollyday. McCarthy outlines role in Army probe. Mundt warns on duties. House adjourns until April 26. France endures about 14,500 fires yearly with Tuesday spikes.
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Parnell Thomas Seeks Comeback In New Jersey Primary
Former Representative J Parnell Thomas launches a comeback bid in the New Jersey primary set for tomorrow. The campaign faces a light turnout expectation as voters prepare to decide his political fate.
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Planes search icebound Greenland coast for missing Navy plane
Planes pressed a search along Greenland's icebound coast today for an American Navy plane missing since Friday with nine men aboard. Gasoline consumption records show that motor vehicles traveled more than eight billion miles in Connecticut during 1953.
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