United States Indochina Policy Question Sparks Debate
Washington contends over how far the United States will go to avert Communist takeover in Indochina. Dulles avoided a direct troop answer after Nixon spoke of ultimatums, while the State Department clarified Nixon’s personal stance and noted NSC involvement in major defense decisions.
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James Marlow
Washington
Indochina
Eisenhower
State Dulles
United States
Nixon
Congress
State Department
Department
Dulles
Southeast Asia
U. S
National Security Council
Councyl
Defense Wilson
Harold Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Arthur S. Flemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Council
Janetinn
Teel Making Movie Shown To Kiwanis Tuesday
A Kiwanis luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured a sound film on steel making. Edward D. Grove announced steel is essential to modern society and the economy. Bethlehem Steel Company provided the film, projected by H B Duvall, detailing machinery heavy loads and ingot shaping. The program explained three iron-to-steel methods including Bessemer, open hearth, and electric furnaces.
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Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Edward D. Grove
Bethlehem Steel Company
H. B. Duvall
Local program schedule and charity event note
A fragment lists radio program times and show names across stations WFND WRAL WOR WMAL with news sports and entertainment. It also covers a Frederick High School benefit event for Tan-Tivy Club and a Kiwanis Easter project, noting attendance and a gift to an Easter Seal school. The piece ends with a historical iron production fact referencing 1840s output.
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John Zufall
Happy Johnny
Frederick High School
John LaMotte
Baltimore
William E. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Charles K. Taylor
Baker Park
Federated Charities
Marion Dougherty
Cap Hill comedy duo in Senate sparring noted
Washington notebook reports Sen Douglas and Sen Humphrey exchanging sharp quips aimed at Republicans. The piece recalls a Fortune Magazine ad controversy and a joking exchange over the recession, with light touches on Indo China and other policy topics.
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Peter Edson Washengson
NEA
Capitol Hill
Douglas
Humphrey
Paul Douglas
D-Minn
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Minnesota
Fortune Magazine
Democratic Party
Ilinois
Tigeikres
Fortune
Wumphrey
Fromllinois
Martin
Hall
Treasury
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