Twining defends U S programs amid Cold War tension
Gen Nathan Twining chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff rebutted claims of overwhelming Soviet nuclear superiority and defended U S defense plans including airlift capacity for limited war. He also noted U S troops in Lebanon were requested and not for invasion while criticizing critics and some political figures. In Cuba rebels push west from Oriente toward Camaguey as Castro tightens resolve. Tokyo to convene Diet in late September for a special session lasting about 40 days.
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Washington
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
United States
Twinng
James Gavin
Army
Congress
Tuman
Twining
Twiming
Lebanon
Southern States Members Hold Meeting at Frederick High
About 275 members celebrated the 35th anniversary of Southern States Frederick and Cooperative with a 15 pound cake. Eugene Lawson of Urbana led the invocation and reports covered the 1957-58 fiscal year ending June 30. Officers and directors for the coming year were elected, with delegates chosen for the Richmond meeting. The cooperative reported net worth over 49 million and 362,000 members across six states.
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Ry Routzahn
Harry F. Main
Clyde Grossnickle
Susie
Funk
Rosie Haines
Jalton’ Kemp
Frederick and Cooperative
Frederick
Petroleum
Eugene Lawson
Urbana
Lawson
Harry Ranne
Austin
R. C. Curtis
Charles F. Wil i
James Silver
David Dott
R. A. Nickle
FHA
Floyd Bow J
Curtis
Shelman
Edgar Hargett
FE. P
London
R. A. Nickie
J. A. Silver
Coopera
Britain
Herschel T. Boyer
Jefferson
Inland
Maryland Land Week Proclaimed by Governor McKeldin
The governor proclaims the week of October 5 as Maryland Land Week to raise awareness for conserving natural resources. Observers include Fred Bull, Mrs. Robert S. Fletcher, Randall Spoerlein, T. B. Symons, and Mrs. John Young, shown during the ceremony.
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Maryland
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland Land Week
Fred Bull
Maryland Land Week Committee
University of Maryland
Robert S. Fletcher
Magnolia
Maryland State Council of Homemakers
Randall Spoerlein
New Windsor
Maryland Farm Bureau
T. B. Symons
Ag Extension
John Young
Westminster
Associated Women of Maryland Farm Bureau
Apples Before Maturity Offer Safe Picking Advice
Orchard expert A F Duten Vierbeller urges picking apples before maturity to avoid bruising and rot. Cooling promptly after harvest is advised, either in orchard shade or storage. Proper ventilation and low temperatures are needed for late keeping, with suggestions for cool cellars or cool porches.
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A. F. Duten Vierbeller
University of Pure Extension Horticultura
Community interest grows around Virginia Klos project
Virginia Klos of 128 East Patrick Street expresses optimism about a proposed idea. She notes strong community interest and welcomes local involvement as discussions proceed.
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Virginia Klos
East Patrick Street
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