Chotiner Testifies on White House Contact in Payoff Probe
Senate subcommittee hearings reveal Murray Chotiner, Nixon ally and campaign manager, describes White House calls to set up meetings for his garment industry clients. He denies using influence and cites fees from Herman Kravitz and Marco Reginelli while noting two aides, May Rabb and Charles Willis Jr., discussed cases with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Nixon
Murray M. Chotiner
Whitehouse
Chotiner
California
Eisenhower
White House
Beverly Hills
Calif
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Atlantic City
N. J
Herman Kravitz
Armed Forces
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Kravitz
Murray Kimmel
Washington
Marco Reginelli
Subcommittee
Robert F Kennedy
Thelare
Len Jackson
Dwash
May Rabb
Charles F. Willis Jr
Wiln
James C. Llaterty
Rabb
Willis
Hagerty
W. R. Grace Co
New York
Maters
Senate
Kravite Recunelli
Nine Candidates Enter Gaithersburg Mayor and Council Race
The Gaithersburg mayor and council election field expands to nine with late filings by Connie Fieldman Frey and Milton Walker. Incumbent Mayor Mellon Duvall seeks reelection against William A. Lynch of United Citizens of Gaithersburg, while B. Z. Harding and Jack Mannix are appointed to key town posts until the new administration takes over on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Connie Fieldman
Dinty) Frey
Milton Walker
B. Z. Harding
Jack Mannix
Harding
Mellon Duvall
Willam A Lynch
United Citizens of
Garthersburg
Edith Stern to Speak at Car roll County Association meeting
Edith M. Stern noted writer will address the annual meeting of the Car roll County Association for Retarded Children Inc Tuesday at 8 p m in Westminster Elementary School Auditorium. She is Barnard College graduate with work on mental health and social welfare in books and national articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Stern
Carroll County Association For Retarded Children, Inc
Westminster
Barnard College
Army to assume aviation training duties after crash probe
The Defense Department announced the Army will take over aviation training activities for Army use. The Civil Aeronautics Board cited maintenance errors and omissions in a Seattle crash that killed 28 and wounded 46 last November 17. The board blamed Seattle Aircraft Repair Inc for poor maintenance and inspection on a Douglas C54 airliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Department of Defense
Department of Army
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Air Force
Seattle
Pro- Seattle Aircraft Repair Inc
Joint Pair
Secretary of Defense
Fort Detrick Bulletin Highlights Military Socials
Fort Detrick notes include engagements and arrivals with Janet Chichester and William Calaverue engaged, May 12 hospital events for Teresa Rodgers, and a dinner at Mrs. Champlin’s home. Tennis matches, travelers to Europe, and welcome/farewell notices accompany bridge results and stork reports for Diane Zeola Weldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge Bruce
Teresa Trick
National
Rodgers
Bob EK
Naval Hospital
Beibe
Andithesda
E. J. Champlin
Rosemont Avenue
Janet
IT A
Iomnson
Luray
Kansas
Chichester
Breezy Acre
Maryland
William E. Calaverue
Braddock Heights
C D. Miller
O'Pos
Miss Johnson
Atown Pike
Detrick
Collins
Clar
B Jades
Ian
Numerous Local Updates From Stewart Manor To Derby Day
A neighbor reports a parrot nesting on a window sill at John Malinowski’s Stewart Manor apartment. Shirley Brown has a new Thurmont home. Tom Bailey owns a new Mercury and Ruth Main is on sick leave this week. Earl Rosensteel adds a patio on Grant Place. Clay Jenkins plans to attend the Kentucky Derby Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Medinger spent ten days in Delray Beach Florida visiting relatives. Mrs Miriam Feeley on sick leave. Roland Beldon has a new used station wagon. Post personnel invited to a dance at the Non-Commissioned Officers’ Open Mess with Dick Harp and his orchestra providing music. Arthur Besemer, Hospital Corpsman first class, U S Navy reported aboard the US Naval Unit Fort Detrick Frederick on May 2 1956 from Attack Squadron 106 Mayport. He trained Catherine Showe of 822 East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malinowski
Stewart Manor
Shirley Brown
Thurmont
Tom Bailey
Ruth Main
Earl Rosensteel
Grant Place
Clay Jenkins
Charles Medinger
Delray Beach
Fla
Miriam Feeley
Roland Beldon
Dick Harp
Arthur R. iBesemer
Jelass
U. S. Navy
Fort Deuick
Frederick
One Hundred Six
U. S. Naval Auxiliary
Anit
Mayport
Flameseimer
Fort Detrick
Catherine I. Showe
East
Patrick Street
Low Bid For AEC Building Eyes Germantown Site
John McShain of Philadelphia submitted a low basic bid of 7.647 million dollars for the Atomic Energy Commission headquarters project. The second low bid was Farnsworth & Chambers Co. Inc. of Houston Texas at 7.718 million. Thirteen contractors bid on the 109 acre site near Germantown Maryland, about 23 miles from the current headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John McShain
Philadelphia
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Farnesworth & Chambers Co., Inc
Houston Yex
Germantown
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A. Keller
Richard B Perry, Sr
Rodney M. Thompson
R. L. Hebb Freeman
Ward
Mulisan
Samuel Briggs
G. Sprigg Ward
John W. Griffith
E. Russell Gloyd
Charles E. Wilkes
Wiliam P. Walter
Roy C. Catsail
Bernard T. Hiltner
Wade C. Butcher
Charles M. Farrell
Leslie S Moore
John C Wagner
Monument
Robert Stup
ED Payne
Venetian Blind Service
Thomas Ave
Ewavare
Sotto
Rose Marie Reed
Catalina Nettie
Roxanne
I Maich
Henry M. Strage
Frederick J
Europe
Fort De-Federal Republic of Germany
Beltrick
Agium
Trolland
Denmark
Ireland
Middle Atlantic
Great Britain
France
Spain
Italy
Aland
Switzerland
Bolling Field
Walter Reed Medical Center
Jean D
P. G. Sonnel
Pearson
Edward L. Mockford
Weldon
Golden Gate Va
firstiBaptist Theological Seminary
Frederick County
George P
Mahoney
U. S. Senate
George P. Mahoney
William P. Webb
TREAS
H. P
the Modern Lighting CO
North Market St
Local Welfare
Dept of Public Welfare
Chad
Light Street
Baltimore
Waryland
AEC
Seiberling
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll St
J. Grahame Walker
Congress
Thomas N. Leof
Seventh St. Pike
Yellow Springs
Derghae
General Electric
Howard
North Court ST
Engalls Lumber & Supply, Inc
Middletown, MD
Y VA Financing
Ingalls Lumber & Supply, Inc
EOK Builders
Middletown
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