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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1955

Page

9

Nixon May Be GOP Nominee

Washington dispatch notes Vice President Nixon stands as the GOP’s strongest organized contender should Eisenhower not run again. The story traces party dynamics after Eisenhower’s heart attack, mentions potential rivals like Earl Warren and Humphrey, and cites Nixon’s role in future leadership and tours.

Washington Nixon Eisenhower San Francisco GOP Robert A. Taft National Security Council Far East Latin America Middle East Warren Patin Earl Warren Republican Party

Multi-Purpose Motor Units Added To State Police Fleet

Maryland State Police introduce five new carryall Chevy motor units built largely by Lt Walter K May in Frederick. Each vehicle features two way radio first aid equipment fire extinguisher stretcher and can carry two patients on ambulance duty. The cars mount olive drab livery and serve at Conowingo Bel Air Randallstown Waterloo and Easton barracks.

Maryland Walter K. May Frederick Itate Police Maryland State Police J. M. Donahue E. M. Jones J. A. Brouches W. H. Tilghman Joe Eisenhauter Elmer F. Munshower Department West Patrick Street May Col. Munshower West Patrick Street Fipmnet 1 Board of Aldermen Conowingo Bel Air Randallstown Waterloo Easton

Civilization Sickness and a 7 Day Work Week Proposal

HAL BOYLE argues America suffers from civilization sickness caused by crowding and synchronized routines. He urges breaking the 9-to-5 and weekend sameness by shifting to a 7-day cycle with 16 hour shifts, to reduce crowds, traffic, and stress while preserving productivity. A juxtaposed note then describes a surprise birthday party for City Police Lever Arnold Simmons and family.

Hal Boyle New York America Dunkirk Wualitd Euse Arnold Simmons Hebecca Ann West Patrick Sire Margaret Zanmerman Ruth C. Simmons Eleanor V. Zimmerman Frederick Kottmger Ralph Kemp James Simmons Drexel Smith Harp Gilbert Sandra Simmons Linda Karen Gilbert Rosemary Baker Maria Nickols

Danish state railways cancel Soviet tour plan

The Danish travel office canceled a planned conducted tour of the Soviet Union after only two Danes signed up. The action followed discussions at Copenhagen as the tour was slated for late September.

Frederick Nancy Cole James Rob Danish State Railways Toiy

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