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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1954
Page
1
The Nation Today reviews Eisenhower's stance on war entry only after Congressional declaration and contrasts it with Dulles's January policy on instant retaliation. It recalls Truman's Korea action without war declaration, Taft criticisms, and asks how the president would act if Indochina faced a sudden Communist breakthrough.
Debates over whether Eisenhower would rush in planes to aid French or delay military action without Congress. If he acts swiftly, would that trigger wider war, and if he refrains, how does Dulles’ claim of instantly retaliating at chosen targets hold up amid these conditions.
The Tivoli Theatre installs a 32 by 18 foot curved screen, three stereophonic speakers, and three anamorphic lenses for Cinemascope presentations. Costs run between 15000 and 20000 dollars with new projection gear and sound system. Manager Lou Kusner says regular runs will now benefit from richer color and depth, even with 3-D possible. The upgrade involved local contractors and imported engineers, with a full dress rehearsal completed.
William B. Burall, Frederick businessman and former alderman, announces his bid for the Board of Aldermen pending Democratic convention. He cites past service from 1946 to 1959 and 1950 mayoral interest, stressing independence from party selection and commitment to economy and good government. He pledges to run honestly if nominated and elected. A separate Baltimore item notes bids on a $25 million Fort Meade building package.
The Baltimore district outlines a large counter intelligence oriented project at an Army Corps of Engineers site. Preparatory contracts have been awarded for a three story reinforced concrete facility with 1.4 million square feet of floor space, a 60 thousand square foot warehouse, and supporting infrastructure including sidewalks, roads, gate houses, and a power sub station. Col Reginald Whitaker confirms the scope and layout as work under a soon to be announced NSA initiative.
The Optimist Club of Clarksburg met at the Clarksburg school Monday night led by President James R. King. Visitors included Ernest Stephens and Lloyd Stup of Frederick. The club outlined nominees for the April 5 election and scheduled an Optimist supper for May 8 at Community Hall with 3 to 8 pm proceeds for boys’ activity. bake sale and meat tone calf giveaway on May 22. Distribution details and future fundraising notes were announced.
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