Eisenhower speeds to Gettysburg farm for weekend
President Eisenhower drives from the White House to his Gettysburg estate at high speed, reaching up to 70 mph. Secret Service and police flag down the convoy for speeding in a 42 mile zone. Mrs. Eisenhower welcomes him, and traffic aides report occasional slowdowns for a track, bridge, and road dip.
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Eisenhower
Walter Tkach
White House
A. E. Baughman
Washington
Iin
James C. Hagerty
United States
Mamie
Gettysburg Battlefield
Hisenhower
Marshall Murray
Frederick
Murray
Rockville
Frederick WCTU Meeting Notes on Abstinence and Prayer
Frederick WCTU meets at Rev. Melvin Tabler home with Mrs Diamar Shaif directing study from The Christian's Case For Abstinence. Rev. Tabler leads prayer as President Mrs Remsberg presides. readings, prayers, and selections cited while discussing liquor education and legislative observance. The report notes trips, observers named, and upcoming sacred concerts by Bridgewater College and Windsor performers.
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Diamar Shaif
Melvin Tabler
Arthur Remsberg
Tabler
Rev. Tabler
W. S
Ito
Remsberg
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
Ennate
Armaéd Onarde
President's Motorcade Spur Speed Warnings At Gettysburg
United States police and reporters describe high speed maneuvers during Eisenhower's Washington to Gettysburg trip. Newsmen often travel faster than the presidential car to stay in sight, sometimes exceeding 70 miles per hour, with one incident noted of speeds over 90 in reporter cars.
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Pipe Creek
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Bes Dent
Church of the
Vlads
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Committee For
Eisenhhower
Gettysburg
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Hes
Spring Brings Food Variety for April Markets
New York March 29 The U S Department of Agriculture says April will feature a broad range of staples in Northeast markets. Peanuts butter milk and dairy items will be plentiful with prices easing. Dry beans beets applesauce and other staples appear as April specials for salads sandwiches snacks and meals.
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Northeast
U S. Department of Agriculture
Homemaker’s
April Thome
Archbishop Balks At Talks In Cyprus Freedom Conditional
Archbishop Makarios refused to enter negotiations with Britain and called for self determination as Greek Cypriots celebrated his release announcement from exile. British measures to maintain order included barbed wire in Nicosia and police actions in Famagusta amid demonstrations.
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John Harding
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Boston
Alan Lennox- Boyd
EOKA
Bohlen to take Manila post amid Cyprus crisis talk
The report says Bohlen discusses resigning for a Manila posting while Cyprus remains a violent scene. He cites emergency laws and a death sentence provision for arms possession as context, noting the change follows President Magsaysay's death and clarifying motives and timing. He denies requests for Vienna and asserts salary was not a factor.
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Ramon Magsaysay
Manila
Bobbien
Gme
Mostow
Bohlen
Vienna
No Complaint About Being Sent To Manila
Moscow dispatch quotes Ambassador Charles E Bohlen saying he offered to stay in Moscow for another year but has no complaints about being sent to Manila. Eisenhower designated him to succeed the Philippines ambassador who died last November. Dewey Thompson is slated to replace Bohlen. Bohlen denies reports he sought relief from Moscow and notes plans to depart April 18 for consultations in Washington and Senate testimony before moving to Manila.
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