Foreign Power Plants Proposed by Santa Fe Publisher
Robert McKinney urged the United States to help build at least seven atomic power plants abroad to win foreign friendship and offset Soviet messaging. Testifying before the Senate Atomic Energy Committee, he proposed a 350 million dollar foreign program over five years, with host countries sharing in the project. He argued domestic reactors would burden taxpayers.
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Washington
Robert McKinney
Santa Fe
Authority On Atomic Energy
United States
McKinney
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Tom Pickett
National Coal Assn
Pickett
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
The
Santa Fe New Mexican
Republicans Tout Economic Gains and Election Strategy
At a Sixth Congressional District conference, Republican leaders touted postwar economic advances under Eisenhower including beef and dairy market stabilization, rising exports, and sizable tax savings. Speakers urged turnout to back a Republican President and Congress, cautioning against complacency and propaganda.
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Washington Ln
Eisenhower
Frank Keeferscome
Vaughn Washington
Richardson
Salisbury
Federation of Republican
Post Women
Maryland
Reed A. Benson
Sixth
Peter Pan
D. Eldred Rinehart
Hagerstown
Republican State Central Committee
Ed Hyde
Washington
America
John Marshal
Buttersworth
Benson
Congress
Hyde
DeWitt
Ike
Reed Benson Defends Farm Program at Maryland Meeting
Reed A. Benson, son of a top administrator, defended his father’s farm program at a Maryland Republican Women conference. He claimed inherited surplus growth and wartime price supports benefited farmers, citing figures from 3 to 8 billion dollars and pledging to continue support policies despite Democratic critiques.
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Benson
Reed A. Benson
Ezra T. Benson
Agri
Peter Pan Inn
Sixth District Federation of Republcan Women of
Maryland
Air Force
National Republican Congressional
Iton
Democratic
Billy Sunday
Plato
Eisenhower
Woodrow Wilson
Congressional Lion
Commodity Credit Corporation
Women mark district dinner visit to Frederick County Inn
About 200 women and some men gathered for a luncheon at a Frederick County inn. Mrs. Croghan, president of the Frederick County club, welcomed guests led by Mrs. Smith who praised the scenery after rain. Prominent Republicans included D Eldred Rinehart, George Warner, and Esther Fleishell.
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W. Cash Smith
Woodsbor
Vaughn E. Richardson
Salisbury
Federation
Helen Remisburg
Frederick
Maryland
Sylvia Herman
Robert O. Bonnell
Marvin Smith
Trumpeter
Lorraine Bowlus
Melvin Derr
J Helen Remsburg
Hilda JB. Croghan
Montgomery
British Isles
Husband
D. Eldred Rinehart
Republican State Central Committee
George Warner
San Francisco
Esther Fleishell
Neikirk Family 30th Reunion Planned at Hagerstown Park
The 30th Neikirk family reunion will be at Hagerstown City Park in the North Pavilion on June 10. Sunday School starts 11 a.m., dinner 12 to 1, program at 2 p.m., announced Monday.
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Neikirk
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Pearre
Dailey’s Funeral Home
North Market St
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Acorson
S. Market Street
Belaval Milker Sales & Service
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