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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1956

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Stevenson Calls for Halt to Hydrogen Bomb Tests

Adlai E Stevenson told a Chicago audience that if elected he would lead a move to halt hydrogen bomb tests, leveraging support from the Soviet Union and Britain. He warned that immediate international accord may be unlikely, so the U S would proceed with production and further research while pursuing possible agreements. He described the pledge as a serious policy stance rather than a political gesture and tied it to his broader campaign actions in Libertyville.

Chicago Adlai E Stevenson ABC Stevenson Great Britain Sugres Ad Eisenhower Defense Wilson Harold E Staesen California Institute of Technology Paul Butler Froduce Stevenson Libertyville Beeserab

Powell Still a Democrat Endorses Eisenhower Nixon Ticket

New York October 13 Rep Adam Clayton Powell said he remains a Democrat though he endorsed the Eisenhower Nixon ticket citing civil rights gains. He plans to stay active in Democratic politics and weighs voting between Democratic Mayor Wagner and Republican Javits. He noted attempts to meet Adlai Stevenson and said he would be more of a Democrat after the campaign. A separate wedding notice reports Wanda DeLashmutt marrying David L. Himes on October 4 with a small reception and family attendance.

New York Adam Clayton Powell D-Ny Powell Eisenhower Truman Roosevelt Adlai Stevenson Republican National Committee Robert F. Wagner Atty Reo Jacob K. Javits

Mahoney Endorsed By Railway Brotherhoods

Democratic Senate candidate George P. Mahoney and six Democratic congressmen won endorsements from the Railway Clerks Division of Railway Labor’s Political League. The group backed Mahoney and named several incumbents in the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 7th districts while noting no endorsement in the 1st Eastern Shore District.

Baltimore George P. Mahoney Senate Railway Clerks Division of Railway Labor's Political League Mahoney Gordon Boone Edward A. Garmatz Ard George H. Fallon Richard E Lankford John R. Foley Friedel Hamilton P. Fox Jr GOP Edward T. Miller League

Union Endorsements Highlight Candidate Records for Working People

The union praised endorsees whose records warrant support and who would, if elected to Congress, fairly and sympathetically represent workers. They pledged to resist legislation that discriminates against unions and their members and to defend labor interests.

Congress

Ministers Discuss Youth Education At Frederick County Meeting

The Frederick County Minister's Association met at the Grossaickle Church of the Brethren near Wolfsville to discuss Church and School Serving Youth. Speakers Dr James Sensenbaugh and Francis Eigenbrode addressed community cooperation, scheduled activities, and pastoral services. a plan to appoint a minister in each community to foster cooperative planning was proposed.

Frederick County Grossaickle Ejigenbrode Sensenbaugh

Eisenhower keeps Yugoslavia aid stance amid Tito talks

President Eisenhower announced continued economic aid to Yugoslavia, notably foodstuffs, while delaying jet military deliveries until a fuller appraisal. He said Yugoslavia remains independent of Soviet control, following Tito's confidential talks with Khrushchev and Popovic assurances to Dulles. Refugees flood New Delhi as Jumna river nears danger level. in New York Tito meets Riddleberger seeking talks, record heat hits 84 degrees.

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