Eisenhower Challenges Khrushchev To World Free Elections
President Eisenhower challenged Soviet Premier Khrushchev to agree to worldwide free elections under United Nations auspices to decide if people want communism or a free system. He proposed reviewing international events with congressional leaders and hinted at new steps to meet the crisis while praising U.S. prosperity and Republican leadership. He urged testing Soviet prestige by outcomes of such elections and defended his administration's record amid criticism.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Selid Foundation
Richard Moose XI
President’s Civ Rights Plank Sparks GOP Wrangle
The President spoke in general terms about combating racial and religious discrimination, with no detail in his prepared text, while the GOP civil rights plank remains a politically explosive issue.
Upper Chesapeake Bay Dairy Council Formed in Baltimore
The Upper Chesapeake Bay Dairy Council unit of the national council organization was created in Baltimore last week. The group, a joint venture of milk dealers and producers, aims to promote milk consumption for drinking. Officers named include Pratt Rexford as president and Edgar G. Emrich as vice president. A 15 member board will govern, with members representing milk dealers, Maryland cooperative milk producers, and local dairy associations. Three more directors are to be selected to represent Inter-State Milk Producers and Capitol Milk Producers.
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Henry Roberts
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Eduard Sale
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Richard F. Price
Phoenix
Dairy Council Formed To Promote Milk Use In Schools
Dairy farmers not in cooperatives organize a Dairy Council based in Baltimore to cover Baltimore City and nearby counties. The council aims to promote Class J drinking milk through educational activities in schools and by civic groups with lectures demonstrations films teaching materials and pamphlets on milk health benefits.
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Seven Construction Projects Approved in Winchester Hall
The Building Permit Office in Winchester Hall approved seven construction projects totaling 21 600 dollars on Tuesday. The packages include a 16 50 dollar Middletown home, a 2 100 dollar Mount Pleasant silo, a 2 000 dollar Walkerside garage, a 1 000 dollar New Market tobacco barn, and three undetermined projects. Named properties include Routzahn development on Locus Boulevard for Bernard L. Grove, a brick six room home, a 14 by 40 foot silo on Mount Pleasant Road for Mrs. Norman W Ezler, a 24 by 48 foot tobacco barn on Windsor Road for HB Day, a 180 by 45 foot chicken house on Mount Phillip Road for Russell Wiles Jr, and a dwelling alteration on U S 15 in Thurmont for Clark.
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Bernard L. Grove
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Norman W. Ezler
South Street
Maryland
Willham Crisp
Leslie Main
Glade Village
Windsor Road
Yamsville
Mount Phillip Road
Braddock
Russell Wiles Jr
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Fredeneck
U. S 15
Thurmont
Clark
Double Shifts Predicted for Montgomery Students
Montgomery County school officials said double shifts for at least two thousand pupils and crowding at several elementary schools are expected as enrollment for 1960-61 could reach 30,634, about six thousand more than last year. The overcrowding might hit Shgo Jumer Hien, Harmony Park Street, West Poolesville, Germantown, and Damascus elementary schools, with relief planned after six new elementary schools and a new junior high open in early 1961. Bids for a new athletic field at Gaithersburg High were rejected as too high.
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VA Hospital Bedford Names New Manager
Dr Salvatore P Lacersa director of professional services at the Veterans Administration Hospital Perry Point Maryland has been named manager of the VA hospital at Bedford Massachusetts He is 40 and received his MD from Albany Medical College in 1941 He joined the VA in 1938 after naval service and became Perrys director of professional services in 1957
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