Eisenhower Advises GOP to Sell Moderation in 1960s
Former President Eisenhower urges Republicans to pursue a hard sell strategy, promoting a middle of the road, common sense platform. He notes Reagan’s early losses and warns the party faces a tough path to state and national offices amid shifts toward moderation.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Gettysburg
Nalioral Attenton
Ronald Reagan
California
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Great Society
State House
Wie House
Republican Party
Common Sense Party
White House
Ske
Changing Duties for Police Training in Social Science
The piece argues police must be better trained in social science and psychology to address poverty, intergroup relations, delinquency, and crime causes. It stresses Supreme Court limits and evolving social problems require proactive crime prevention rather than solely responding to incidents.
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Supreme Court
Polca
Strange Concept From Cuban Official On Wars
Mexican newsmen spent 15 days in Cuba report Armando Hart organization secretary of the Cuban Communist Party said Cuba supports local wars because as long as there are revolutions there will be no world war. Hart, a man devoted to the Soviet Union, noted that the USSR itself was born of revolution in World War I.
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Cuba
Armando Hart
Cuban Communist Party
Soviet Union
Students correct Chuckie feature story in New Sidway visit
A feature on Chuckie the woodchuck sparks 21 third grade letters from New Sidway Elementary. Students in Mrs Herman Saylor's class claim the pet was not almost housebroken and that their letters show they did the writing. They also note the paper used one picture and explain why not all photos ran. The anonymous note praises the photographer.
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Mr May
Saylor
New Sidway Elementary School
Chucktre
Herman Saylor
Chuckie
Mr. May
Reagan faces choice on 1968 candidacy after California win
Strong minded conservatives urge Reagan to announce he will not run in 1968 if he wins California governor. They fear Brown’s attacks and stress he must prove himself as a big state leader before seeking national office. Debate centers on whether a Reagan governorship could secure delegates for Nixon and shape party dynamics.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Sacramento
Reagan
Tom Stagg
GOP
Louisiana
Stagg
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
National Committee
Brown
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
South American Envoys Seek Mediation With United States
Fifty years ago today readers learn that Bolivian envoy Calde ron will speak to Secretary Lansing at the State Department at 3 PM seeking mediation to settle disputes between the US and Mexico. Eddie Hooper’s Chambersburg Maroons play Champs at 3:45 PM, with tomorrow’s game starting 15 minutes later. The county commissioners set June 30 as the annual tax levy day, with timing to be announced.
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United States
Mexico
Calderon
Lansing
Department of State
Eddie Hooper
Chambersburg Maroons
Champs
Circus Grounds
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners
Frederick County Dems sweep statewide race in 1946
June 25 1946 Frederick County voters backed William Preston Lane for governor and Herbert R O Conor for US senator with Lane winning a large county lead. Comp troller candidate J Milliard Tawes trailed while John Funk dominated the board. Officials opened rent problem sessions at East Church Street offices this afternoon.
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Frederick County
William Preston Lane
Hagerstown
Herbert R. O'Conor
United States
Lane
J. Milliard Tawes
Thomas E Cook
Frederick
H Street Baldwin
Baltimore County
John M. Kennedy
Vincent F. Long
Stephan B. Peddicord
Baltimore
John B Funk
Joe Eisenhauer Notebook Note on Doing Good
A brief notebook voice urges action in this life for good deeds done now, noting one will not pass this way again and encouraging timely service and kindness. The reflection centers on moral urgency and personal responsibility.
Frederick official acclaimed for disposal plant operation
Frederick City Superintendent Robert H Hartman received the William D Hatfield Award from the Water Pollution Control Section at the 39th annual conference in Rehoboth Delaware. Hartman has led the disposal plant since 1945 and under his tenure the plant achieved an 80 percent reduction in pollution materials and maintained dissolved oxygen levels per Maryland state requirements. He helped introduce a Vacuator in 1954 and oversaw plans to expand the plant to handle Walkersville’s waste, with strong support from city and county officials. Hartman and his wife have four children and three grandchildren. one son is studying for a master’s degree at Villanova.
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Robert H. Hartman
Frederick City
William D. Hatfield
Maryland-Delaware Water and Pollution Control Association
Mr. Hartman
Rehobeth
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Hartman
Gittinger
Maryland- Delaware Water and Pollution Control Association
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
University of Maryland
University of Delaware
al Hartman
Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc
Monocacy River
State of Maryland Water Resources Board
Frederick County
Catalytic Construction Co
Philadelphia
Villanova
Hartmans
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