Byrd Tagged With New One By McKeldin
Governor McKeldin assails Dr. H C Byrd as The Chameleon of the Campus in a La Plata rally. Byrd, former University of Maryland president, declines name calling. Small, running in the Fifth District, cites a late start and aims to speak longer but faces a timetable constraint. McKeldin accuses Byrd of weakening the university merit system and shifting salaries. The Brunswick GOP opens a campaign headquarters on South Maple Ave for the November 2 election, with a 1 PM to 9 PM schedule.
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Associated Press
McKeldin
H. C. Byrd
Byrd
University of Maryland
la Plata
Frederick
Roger Brooke Taney
United States
Small
Washington
Switzerland
Brunswick Republican Committee
South Maple Ave
Brunswick Committee
Knights of Pythias launch Maryland highway safety drive
The Grand Council of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias met to start a Maryland State Highway Safety and Courtesy campaign. Nineteen lodge representatives attended, with Dale Stump outlining the program. Maryland State Police Captain Magaha and Safety Commission officials pledged cooperation. 1953 highway deaths reached 524 with 14,565 injuries. Edward Akers and David B. Hettleman were among attendees.
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Grand Council
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Maryland
Aaron D. Barad
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Dale Stump
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias
Charles W. Magaha
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Magha
Safety Commission
Edward Akers
Frederick
David B. Hettleman
Pakistan Declares Emergency and Forms New Cabinet
Karachi Oct 24 1958 Pakistan governor general declares state of emergency dissolving Constituent Assembly and dismissing the cabinet of Prime Minister Mohammed Ali He forms a seven member cabinet including Gen Ayub Khan and M A H Ispahani Mohammed Ali accepts mandate to form new government and returns from the United States after securing increased U S aid He cites internal strife and provincial rivalries as cause for emergency action through the assembly Shedding light on the political scene the report notes East Pakistan riots at Adamjee jute mills last May blamed on Communist conspiracy and a shift toward stronger US aid totaling about 155 million dollars for this fiscal year The Brooks family of Pittsfield Maine records a new birth a boy Leslie Benjamin Brooks born at 12 25 p m to a 39 year old mother prompting a change in the nation s biggest all girl household to include a son
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Karachi
Pakistan
Constituent Assembly
Mohammed Ali
Ghulam Mohammed
Mohammed Ayug Khan
M. A. H. Ispahani
London
United States
Britain
India
British Commonwealth
Assembly
Washington
U.S
East Pakistan
Adamjee Jute
Pittsfield
Maine
Brooks
Leslie Benjamin Brooks
Birth of Lloyd Brooks at rural Snake Root Road
Lloyd Brooks was born in the living room of the family's remodeled school house on Snake Root Road. He weighed six pounds and ounces at birth.
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Lloyd Brooks
Snake Root Road
Communist Line Was Taught to GIs, Jenner Says
Washington Oct 24 Senator Jenner chairing the Senate Internal Security subcommittee released testimony from World War II hearings on the Army Information and Education program. He said America soldiers were taught the Communist line by men in American uniform from entry to muster out. The program he charged was heavily pro Soviet and staffed by people with Communist records. The I and E effort was to build morale for new recruits, the sick, and exhausted soldiers.
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Washington
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Army
Subcommittee
I and E
The
Institute of
Pacific Relations and Soviet Propaganda Claims
A sub committee parses Soviet regard for Pacific Relations as tools of Communist propaganda. It cites the So viet Information Bulletin Amer Asia and notes writers and troops sometimes pressured into Fifth Amendment protections to shield Communist records. Lt. Col Julius Schreiber is identified as a key figure in the orientation program section.
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Pacific Relations
Soviet Information Bulletin
Amerasia
Jenner
Larientation Branch
Julius Schreiber
Scribner denies Communist ties before 1941
Testimony before a subcommittee features Schreiber swearing he never joined the Communist Party. He refuses to answer prior connections while asserting wartime patriotism and opposition to Communism. Constantine counters, noting a clash with rival Maxentius over a 312 AD vision amid the Western Empire.
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Schreiber
Communist Party
Constantine
Washington, D. C
Maxentius
Supreme
Tracy
Western Empire
A. D
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