Senate battle over aid and trade with Communist nations eyed
In Washington Sen. D Aiken and Foreign Relations Committee members push President Eisenhower to broad discretion in a 3.707 billion dollar foreign aid bill for the next fiscal year starting July 1 They warn Republicans plan to halt all aid to Yugoslavia Poland and other Communist states U S aid rules could curb Soviet influence while a separate crash report details a Herndon Virginia auto wreck injuring five members of the Flynn family and prompting questions about safety measures in the area
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Yugoslavia
Poland
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Aiken
Foreign Relations Committee
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Wiliam F. Knowland
California
Styles Bridges
GOP
Latin America
Middle East
United
Ira Fiyon
Clyde Hodge
Iit Europe
Yugo Fting
Slavia
Kremlin
Hodge
Hazel M. Flynn
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Russia
Barbara J. Flynn
Daughr
China
North
Richard W. Hodge
Toj
Joyce E. Hodge
Congress
United States
Eisenhower to Address Mount Finals at St Marys College
President Dwight D. Eisenhower will speak briefly at Mount Finals Hardy in Emmitsburg to 110 graduates on June 2 at Memorial Gym. He will receive an honorary LL.D. and present degrees. The event marks the first time a U.S. president addresses the college graduates.
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Emmitsburg
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
Francis P. Keough
Baltimore
McKeldin
Charles F. Hodges
Nanticoke
United States Marine Corps
Robert J Cullen
Exandria
Albert E. Edwards
Mt Ranier
John L. Filickinger
Washington, D.C
Edward A. Montgomery
Honolulu
Hawaii
John G. Paliny
New Brunswies
USMC
Admiral Stump
Cincpac
Edward Jr
Marine Orchestra
United States Marine Band Orchestra
Albert S. Schoepper
College Glee Club
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David W. Shaum
Thel
Corps
Memorial Gymnasium
Robert F. Kennedy
McClean
Bcrerary
J Glenn Beall
U.S
Maryland
Joseph
Humelsine Reelected Maryland Knights of Columbus Leader
Humelsine of Baltimore was reelected to a fourth term as president of the Maryland Knights of Columbus. He ran unopposed and has served four terms, a first for the state. Leo G. Koeffle of Silver Spring won the secretary post in the sole contested race, defeating incumbent Morris J. Klein of Baltimore.
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Humelsine
Ocean City
Charles B. Humelsine
Baltimoro
Maryland Knights of Columbus
Baltimore
Hagerstown
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Leo G. Koeffle
Silver Spring
Morris J. Klein
Notre Dame Council of
Bodies Found From Drowning Tragedy On Potomac
The body of James E. Lawrence of Boyds was found on a sandbar near Leonardtown after four young people drowned when a motorboat sank near Piney Point. Lawrence, whose wife was also involved, leaves a son Michael and several relatives. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Barnesville.
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Boyds
Potomac
Scotland
Leonardtown
St. Mary's County
Lawrence
Michael
James
Gloriese Lawrence, Boyds; and, These Sisters and Brother, Mrs. Edith Coeburn
Edna McMillam
Gaithersburg
Claytor Bods
Jona Roger
William B. Hilton
Barnesville
Presbyterian
Piney Point
Washington
Harriet Buckner
Arthur Buckner
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Sam Miller
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