Nationalization and chaos in Asia Africa conflict debate
In a Global affairs column the Soviet Union’s push for nationalization of foreign enterprises is linked to post colonial strategy. Asian African leaders seek independence with Moscow style socialization, barter and long term loans, while Western powers warn of Cold War tensions and US responses.
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Suez Canal
Burke
Kremlin
Cairo
Toscow
Jong Lan
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Helland
Khrushchev
United States
Amatix
Moscow
Fifty Years Ago Highlights From The News Columns
A 1908 item notes an event at Keymadt UB Church with attendees Nancy Haling Srnest keaver Kathleen Steaver Walter Hornman Jr Walter Mc Kinney Jack vow Walter Barnes Mr. Prechan and Thomas Lahn as part of a commemorative column.
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Toms
the News
Bert Monies
Hell Lal Eviday
Keymadt
Nancy Haling Srnest
Rockville Municipal Newsnotes Spotlight Vandalism Decline
The City Hill's holiday period brought no vandalism complaints, a sign of calmer times under Mayor John Derr. City officials praise residents while reporting a newsletted effort to inform citizens about municipal operations, with a new monthly publication mailed to every Rockville resident.
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City Hill
John Derr
City Hall
Mvlar
Rockville
Montgomery County
Jetle
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
A Frederick camp fire alarm interrupted awake occupants at a tourist camp one mile south of Frederick. Roy L Leatherman and wife plan a Florida visit. City engineer Beanie Walter celebrated becoming a grandfather as son and daughter in law welcomed a son in Baltimore. The March of Dimes drives feature vaccine news, fundraising efforts, and local coordination led by Alton Bowell and committee heads, urging vaccination and continued support. A light anecdote recalls a girl in an Oklahoma drugstore asking for a pup after being told there were no mice, highlighting small-town humor.
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Maryland
Frederick
Roy L. Leatn| Erman
Flaida
Kau Gallle
Or| Janria
Alton
Bowell
Frederics County
Marsh of Dimes
Directay
Berurets
Nel W. Lewis
George B. Stapp
Jobn &. Fox
Charles Horton
Decame
Witt
Trg
Economic Outlook and Growth Amid 1959 Uncertainties
The piece discusses U S economic growth despite pessimism noting a $440 billion annual output and a possible 7 to 10 billion dollar drop. says the United States remains broadly expanding with rising demand for goods, warns against artificial stims and highlights confidence from companies planning expansion into 1958 1959. It cites Federal Reserve and private sector forecasts, labor wage debates, and the need for cautious readjustment, plus unrelated Fort Derrick and community notices.
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Lotal Tae Gitmal
United States
Arisp
Reyony
Padoral Reserve Board
Side Glances and Procurement Shifts Highlight Cosmic Office News
A stream of personnel moves crosses divisions at Sul Roze Stain College and nearby firms. Dr Eugene Zebobiitz departs, Earl Taute joins Opekasit Inc in Springfield Ohio, and captains like James Waters appear in security course notes. Procurement gains and losses spark shifts as staff celebrate, move, or recover. A plan to aid older workers outlines tax breaks and hiring incentives, while efforts to ease credit and streamline federal reporting accompany proposals to curb payroll burden.
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Sul Roze Stain College
Alpine
Tex
Earl FR. Taute
Oy Opekasit, Inc
Springfield
Ohio
John J. M. Beecher
Eugene Zebobiitz
James
Waters
Fort Holebird
Dirk Stup
Mary Louise Ehmah
Comptroller
Hetty Neal
Comptroller's Office
Santa
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Bowyer Fout
Archie Caldwell
Laryl Baumgardnec
Jo Ann ‘Tichnell
Tich
Stanley Selwyn
George Ling
Fief
Lny
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Ula
Bernard Goers
Ploviciay
Edward Young
Roy Culler
Clifton
Waller Hockert
Ton D. Baker
Martinsburg
A. ML
Buusher
Glenn Achorn
Pine Blut
Aric
Flist
Raymond
Burnette
Photo Lab
Hawaii
Petrick
Bernard
Letty" Kreh
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Service Rivalry Is Not Unhealthy
Washington reports Rep. Devereux of Maryland says competition among the Army Navy and Air Force is keen but not unhealthy. The veteran lawmaker and House Armed Services Committee member notes concern over overzealousness but sees no proof that rivalry harms defense. hearings are to begin tomorrow.
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Armed Forces Small Business Council
Army
Navy
Air Force
Philadelphia
New York
Department of Defense
Washington
Devereux R-Aldt
Devereux
Wake Island
Maryland
Air Nmmittee
Murtar
House Armed Services Committee
Anniversaries and Birthdays From Early American History
Today in history and birthdays list several historic figures and events. Notable entries include March 21 1810 AbGI Oakes Ames born in Boston 1793 and 1873 death, 1780 Gen Charles Lee dismissed, 1923 U S Army Occupation Rhine ordered home, and modern figures like Dr Joseph Smadej born Vincennes Indiana.
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Iowa
Canada
Abgi—Oakes Ames
West
Union Pacific Raihroad
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Mess
Louisa Lane Drew
Philadel
Chesss
London
Henry Wright
Thomas Prine
Philadelphia
Britain
America
Charles Lee
Army of the Revolution
Standard of Company Incorporated
Cleveland
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Viarvey
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Eas
Aticule
Washington, D. C
U.S. Army
Rhine
Eixenhower
Telformer
England
Kora Id Saiem
Mass
Katherine B. Sludgelt
General Eludyis
Healthy Economy Seen Later In Year
Economics professors and a Democratic Senate candidate predicted today that after a spring rise in unemployment the nation's economy should stay healthy later in the year. Long cited new construction consumer spending for nondurable goods and rising local and state government outlays as builders of growth. He urged liberalizing unemployment insurance to sustain purchasing power during the upswing.
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Baltimore
Jame Whe-Or
Clarence D. Long
Johns Hawkins
U. S. Senate
Ile
National Assn
Long
Protests Over Capitol Front Alteration Rally
Annapolis Gov McKeldin protests plans to alter the Capitol Front in Washington. In a letter to Vice President Nixon, he expresses agreement with Marylanders who oppose proposals that would distort the historic central façade. Speaker Rayburn indicates the project will continue with a $2.7 million appropriation authorized two years ago.
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Tay
McKeldin Tofay
Capitol
Washington
Nixon
Joint Congressional Commission
McKeldin
Hlawse
Sam Rayburn
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