Foreign economic policy framed as Ike administration's next year priority
The Eisenhower administration plans a three year extension of the trade agreements act as its top foreign policy item for next year. Congressional momentum stalled by a one year renewal after expiration and election year politics may delay broader hearings on trade policy. Randall's commission recommendations face a log jam amid tax reform and social security bills. A centralized coordinating mechanism remains elusive, with current arrangements lacking formal authority across departments. Meanwhile allied trade shifts and Japan's postwar trade relations spotlight the need for coordinated policy decisions.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Eisenhower
House Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Commission On Foreign Economic Policy
Clarence B. Randall
Randall
White House
Japan
China
British Dominions
U. S
Two Puerto Ricans May Be Released
In Jersey City authorities said two men, Jose Angel Bonilla age 22 and Miguel Angelo Rivera age 19, detained since Saturday as possible members of an anti United States Puerto Rican nationalist group likely will be released tomorrow. Both men were questioned by Secret Service and cleared of connections to the group that shot at the House and attempted to kill former President Truman. A third man, Victor Rivera, cleared by the Secret Service, was held on a prior motor vehicle violation. Police noted Bonilla and Miguel Rivera were arrested on a disorderly conduct charge for later investigation. The case was expected to peter out as arraignment loomed. There was also a note about the battleship Missouri containing 800 miles of welding and 1,135,000 rivets.
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Jersey City
N J
Jose Angel Bonilla
Miguel Angelo Rivera
Maryland
Eisenhower
Catoctin Mountain
Bonilla
Rivera
Secret Service
Miguel
Pennsylvania
Miguel Rivera
Taneytown Socials and Plans For Farm Talent Round-Up
Mrs Mamie Grossnickle and Mrs Vada Erb spend the week in Wildwood Md. Families and relatives visit Ocean City and Spencer Mass. Delegates to a state convention from Taneytown Fire Co Auxiliary attend. Southern States Unionville Advisory Board plans a Farm Talent Round-Up amateur contest on August 25 at Unionville Hall with local contact leaders named.
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Taneytown
Mamie Grossnickle
Vada Erb
Wildwood
Carroll Garber
Dorothy Ann Baker
Phylis
Joan Clingan
Elaie Anders
Mary Ohler
Wayne Baker
Ocean City
Taneytown Fire Co
Flora Leister
Lorraine Dupble
Joan
Valley Stream
L. I
N. Y
Charles Arnold
Joseph Arnold
St. Joseph Abbey
Spencer
Mass
Southern States Unionville Advisory Board
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Unionville Hall
Unionville
Ralph Ripley
New Windsor
Kenneth Barker
Union Bridge
William Johnson
J.M. Johnson & Sons
Tiny Tot Town holds tin soldier parade night
A Friday event in Tiny Tot Town featured a parade by children as a rhythm band played Stars and Stripes Forever, creating a festive night for youngsters and families.
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Tiny Tot
Tiny Tot Town
March Events Include Lost Boys Snail March and Painted Peanuts
In morning crafts sessions participants painted red white and blue peanuts. Instructors Kay Crawford and Alice Love led activities including the March of the Lost Boys and the Snail March.
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Kay Crawford
Alice Love
Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren to rededicate building
Union Bridge on Sunday July 11 marks the rededication of the Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren building after improvements and repairs. Orville Shifler and family moved from Frederick to Yingling's apartment on Main Street. Shifler runs the Union Bridge Locker plant. Bruce Sixx, once of Middleburg, is seriously ill at his Baltimore home. Esther Carr has been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Usion Sridge
Pipe Creek
Portrait of Bishop Claggett Presented to Maryland Society
A portrait of Right Rev. Thomas John Claggett the first Maryland bishop was donated to the Maryland Historical Society by Mrs. Esther H. Little widow of Dr. Francis Little. Painted by John Wesley Jarvis the 34 by 2634 inch panel shows the bishop in ecclesiastical garb born 1743 died 1816. The work descended in the bishop family and Claggett was the first Episcopal bishop consecrated in America. His name honors the Maryland Diocesan Center in Frederick County. MURDER SUSPECT SOUGHT IN BALTIMORE Two youths 16 and 17 died from knife wounds in a street attack after a driver briefly flashed headlights. Claude Walker and Eugene Banks were the victims.
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Baltimore
Thomas John Claggett
Maryland
Maryland Historical Society
Francis Little
Esther H. Little
Claggett
America
Frederick County
Claude Walker
Eugene Banks
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Lantz
Kaempf & Harris
Rocky Spring
Frigidaire
Thrifty Twin
Great Circle
Potomag Edison
Catoctin
Melvin Federline
Monument
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