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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1954
Page
4
A Maryland official pledges to continue serving the citizens with calm demeanor and without malice as they begin a second term in high office. The statement emphasizes dedication, steady leadership, and commitment to public service.
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin, the first Republican reelected to the state’s governorship, expressed gratification and gratitude for the support of Marylanders. He emphasized consulting with the people, enacting programs by consensus, and continuing to seek citizen input in government, pledging to translate wishes into legislative action.
Jordan's ambassador Abdul Monem Rifai urged the State Department to block Edward B Lawson from presenting credentials in Jerusalem. He argued moving the embassy or credentials to Jerusalem contradicts a UN resolution and would spark serious regional repercussions.
Senator Ellender charged that Britain is undermining the United States abroad after a 33 country tour. He urged reducing foreign aid and said Britain uses influence to oppose U S farm sales and currency deals, weakening American leverage overseas.
U.S. Information Agency to beam overseas election returns as they arrive, covering 217 posts with background material. In Maryland a canning company cannery workers approve a 5 to 12 percent hourly raise ending a three month strike negotiated by the AFL Teamsters union.
Mrs May Arbuthnot professor emeritus at Western Reserve University Cleveland urged a teaching meeting that poetry should be heard in elementary schools not memorized. Schoodie Point in Acadia National Park Maine extends farther into the sea than any other eastern U S rock point.
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