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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1958

Page

4

Nixon in Maryland rally touts peace, warns radicals

Vice President Nixon told 1,600 at Prkesville Armory that there is no war party in the United States and urged support for Maryland Republicans after contrasting Eisenhower and Truman foreign policies. He cited Lyndon Johnson as a moderate, criticized Dean Acheson, and predicted improving GOP prospects amid rising farm prices and a strong economy. Four U S destroyers were damaged in a southeastern Atlantic storm with no injuries.

Baltimore Nixon Dent Ensephower Esenhower Truman Prkesville Mixon U.S United States Sen Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex Dean Acheson Eisenhower Maryland Wilmington Del Quemoy Lynden Johnson Larcen Johnson Bave Johnson Senate Tennessee Dulles Democratic National Committee Democratic Advisory Committee Midwest California Los Angeles Eiserhower

Talk On Oil And Its Products At Frederick Kiwanis Meeting

Kenneth E. Fogle of Hagerstown addressed the Frederick Kiwanis Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel detailing how big business growth and research fostered many smaller firms. He covered oil industry figures, the Oil Information Committee of Maryland, and examples of products like freon and other derivatives enabling new services and cooling technologies.

Oil Company Frederick Kiwanis Club Searcr Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick Kenneth E. Fogle Hagerstown Fogte American Oil Co Oil Information Committee of Maryland Smarler Sestmany Meese Shoemaker Jr Inesses Honard Ash Ted Kiducers Sam C. Newman Lubbock Texas Dacron Orion Ft. O'Connor Alexandria E. D. Ford Chicago Mr. Fogle Fogle

Predictions voiced for new pope in Vatican conclave

Vatican observers say the next pope will likely be an elderly Italian cardinal, with a transition pope favored to maintain Pius XII policies. Among candidates discussed are Lercaro Otaviani Ruffini and Valeri, with non Italian papabile Armenians Cardinal Agagianian noted but unlikely. The age range for the winner is placed between 65 and 75, with 36 votes required from 52 cardinals present.

Pius IV Cardinal Agagianian Gregory Peter XV Agagianian Cilicia Pius XII Giuseppe Cardinal Siri Genoa Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro Bologna Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani Consistorial Congregation Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini Palermo Valerio Cardinal Valeri Congregation For the Religious Orders Italy

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