Unlikely Troops Sent Indochina Question Faces Eisenhower
In April 1961 President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles discussed the Indochina crisis and stated it is unlikely American troops will be sent. Dulles stressed the focus on building a Pacific defense alliance while denying a firm policy stance for or against mobilization. The remarks followed Vice President Nixon’s earlier hypothetical suggestion and sparked congressional debate.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Indochina
Free Nations
Pacific
United States
Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
U. S
Congress
U.S
Battle for Frederick County posts on June primary bids
A crowded field seeks county offices with eleven Republicans and eight Democrats running for County Commissioner. George M. Chapline Jr joins the House of Delegates race, while Edward D. Storm enters as Democratic State Senator candidate. The list names incumbents and candidates for Sheriff, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Register of Wills, Orphans Court, and State Central Committee with many unopposed races noted.
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Frederick County
George M. Chapline, Jr
House of Delegates
Luther A. Powel
Lewistown
State Central Committee
Bruce E. Crum
Pomona Grange
Frederick Loyal Order Moose
Holy Name Society
Waynesboro Eagles Club
Storm
Senate
Edward D. Storm
Jacob R Ramsburg
Republican State Central Committee
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Ells C. Wachter
James H. Falk
Orphans’ Court
Apel
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick
Murray Holmes Fout
Horace MM. Alexander Buckeystown
Earl M. Lowell
Ellis C. Wachter
Frank C. Shockl
Albert C. Palmer
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Burkittsville
Hansonvilles
Grant Hooper
Robert S Windsor
St. Jamneville
Joseph R. Harp
Myersville
John L. Cretin
Emmitsburg
Samuel T. Royer, Jr
Thurmont
Robert R. Rhoderick
Mt. Pleasant
Samuel C. Hays
Samuel Young
Wiliam W. Roelkey
Peetersville
George Br.lants
Fengaville
Joseph B. Payne
Brunswick
George B Pelaplaine, Jr
Melvin H. Derr
Fenton Harris
Abram I. Ellin Frederick
George M. Chapline
William R Zentz
Edward Hart Etchison
Merhi F. Wachter
John C. Derr
Monrovia
Grayson Doub
Wilson L Roberson
Middletown
Hilda B Croghan
William
Norman Lease
New Market
Pearl Reader
Braddock Heights
Grace G. Duvall
Edwin H. Sponseller
H. Reese-Shoemaker
E. Austin James
Louise Porter
Edward D Storm
Thomas
Glass
Samuel W. Barrick
Tames AlPark
Austin
Powell
Arthur R. Hoffman
Mary H. Greg
Evangelist Rev Cooper to Lead Special Meetings in Frederick
SPEAKING HFEF Re Maren 5. Cooper, successful minister of the Church of the Nazarene, Arlington, Wa. will speak at special meetings in the Frederick Louret tile Neduredie, starting tomorrow night and continuing each evening through May 2. There will be no service Saturday evening. The public is invited. meetings open at 7 30 pm. He united with the Nazarene church in 1915 and has held charges widely. He is an evangelist and poet, publishing his third gospel hymn book Carols from Calvary. Also listed are local officials and delegates to a state convention. When tired, a bath helps you sleep.
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Maren
Cooper
Church of the Naairene
Arlington
Wil
Frederick Louret
Nazarene Church
Calvary
Frederick
House of Delegates
Mazel W. Lewis
Evergreen Point
Charles E Collins
Urbana
Henry Allen_ Groff, Jr
Mt Carmel
Gary L. Utterback
C Clifton
Wirts
Charles H. Smelser
Oak Orchard
George F. Grove
Francis Sappington
Lumen
F. Norris
Emmitsburg
Earl
Edward M. Akers
Dawson J. Horine
Myersville
Alton Y
Bennett
T. West Claggett, Jr
Petersville
Ruby Gaither
Unionville
Ruby V. Hahn
New Market
Grace M Dutehar Prodarel
Mail ballots offered to service members as absentee option
The county election supervisors explain how service men and women can request mail ballot applications by phone mail or in person. Requests require only name and address, with ballots mailed to the service member and returned by June 28. Ballots available May 1 and must be returned by 7 pm June 28. initial request through a supervisor’s office is urged, often by a relative or friend.
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County Board of Election
Verdas
Secretary of State
Annapolis
Uavil
Dickenson Trial Opens in Korea POW case at Army post
Dickenson faces charges for alleged collaboration with enemy propaganda and informing on fellow prisoners of war in Korea. Prosecutors say he betrayed POWs by aiding the enemy while defense argues promises of immunity were broken. The trial lists specific accusations including informing on escape plans and aiding germ warfare stories.
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Mwachinglon
Cpt
S&s
Dickenson
Korea
Vavoldier
Nome
Waittsath
Fr. McNair Post Exchange
Guy Emery
Washington
U.S
England
Emery
Ted
Robert Bard
Pfe
Edward Gaither
Philadelphia
Gaither
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