Dulles Presses Indochina Policy In Tonight Speech
Secretary of State Dulles is set to restate U S policy in Indochina outlining strong U S reaction to any direct Red Chinese intervention while backing continued aid to French and Indochinese forces under UN oversight. Acheson criticized massive retaliation as a last resort opposing atomic bombing on lesser provocation.
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Dean Acheson
New York Times
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Prayer for Today from C Baker Pearle Kansas City minister
A brief prayer text asks for divine strength and faith to meet daily duties. It reflects a pastoral blessing from C Baker Pearle of Bethel AME Church in Kansas City Missouri, seeking wisdom, patience, and assurance of God’s faithful presence.
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God
Jesus
C. Baker
French Stage Counterattack at Dien Bien Phu
French forces broke out of Dien Bien Phu fortress in a counterattack killing about 1 000 Vietminh in two nearby villages. French command reported light losses of around 20 and said they killed all Vietminh found in Ban Ong Pet and Ban An as Vietminh regrouped after heavy three day assaults.
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Inqocninn
Dien Bien Phu
Christian de Castries
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Ban Ong Pet
Ban An
Barkley Seeks Senate Seat From Kentucky
Paducah, Ky March 21 Former Vice President Alber W Barkley, age 76, announces candidacy for the United States Senate seat held by Sen John Sherman Cooper. Cooper, the longtime Kentucky Republican leader, retires. Barkley seeks to return to national politics after decades as a Democratic stalwart. Barkley, known as Mr Democrat and Iron Man, previously campaigned widely for the Truman Barkley ticket in 1948.
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Alber W. Barkley
United States Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Cooper
Lexington
Iron Man
Truman-Barkley
Nine Share In News Tip Awards Counted In Daily Mail
A fragment from the Daily Mail of Hagerstown notes a continuing tip-award feature on Canal hiking and local residents. Winners are urged to call the business office with their names to claim cash prizes, with contact hours listed and directions to mail entries.
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Freemont Street
George Street
York Road
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
McCarthy Army Probe Stalls Over Special Counsel
The McCarthy Army probe remains at a standstill as the Senate committee fails to appoint a satisfactory special counsel. Mundt, replacing McCarthy as chair, expects public hearings likely next week though discussions on broader evidence continue. The dispute centers on alleged pressure on the Army to shield Schine and broader charges of misconduct. Mundt argues the probe should finish before new hearings, while McCarthy contemplates expanding inquiry into defense plant graft and Alaskan projects.
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Senate
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
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RSD
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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D-Ark
Jackson
D-Wash
Robert M. LaFollette Sr
Madison
Wis
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Army
Senate Committee
Stevens
MeCarthy
Colin
Adams
Mass by Pope Pius in Vatican Private Chapel
For the second straight day, Pope Pius celebrated Mass in the private chapel of his Vatican apartment, continuing a subdued schedule amid illness rumors. The pontiff appeared serene as he led the service, drawing prayers from attendees and observers.
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Mrs. Stephey Dies as County's Oldest Resident at 10
Mrs. Stephey, long a Cavetown resident and the county’s oldest at 10, died after living five years in a Boonsboro nursing home. She taught Sunday school at Cavetown Reformed Church, was widowed nearly 40 years, and had no children. Her birthday drew many cards, as it coincided with President Lincoln’s birthday. Funeral at Cavetown Reformed Church Wednesday at 2 PM, Rev. Dr. Scott R. Wagner officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Friends may call Minnich Funeral Home in Smithsburg Tuesday noon to Wednesday noon before transport to the church.
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Cavetown
Stephen
Lincoln
Cavetown Reformed Church
Scott R. Wagner
Minnich
Smithsburg
More Cargo Due For Baltimore
Baltimore readies for renewed cargo flow from New York after a Federal Court injunction ends a 48 hour embargo by the Longshoremen's Association. About 4,500 workers were involved as Judge Coleman set a hearing on a potential temporary injunction.
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Steamship Trades Assn
International Longshoremen’s Assny
Baltimore
William C. Coleman
New York
Dockworkers Rally Outside White House in Mass Picketing
More than 1,000 longshoremen from New York and New Jersey gathered in Washington to picket the White House and NLBR headquarters. They carried banners and flags demanding contract action and accused the NLBR of failing to certify the ILA as bargaining agent for New York harbor’s 24,600 longshoremen. The protest ties into a six month ILA AFL rivalry over waterfront control.
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Executive Mansion
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Fisenhower
Europe
American’s Legion
New York American Legion
White House
National Labor Relations Board
International Longshoremen's Assay
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Washington
William V. Bradley
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Federal Court
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McKeldin Appeals for Home Rule Across Maryland
Governor McKeldin urged Marylanders to back municipal and county home rule in November during a WBAL radio address. He called the plan to divide cities into four classes and grant defined authorities a path to reduce General Assembly bills by up to 20 percent. He spoke at Frostburg State Teachers College dedicating Lowndes Hall, praising Past leaders and contrasting McCarthy with Bryan while honoring the Lowndes legacy.
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Frostburg State Teachers College
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Lowndes
Board of Education
A and P Strike Holds Tight in Mid-Atlantic
Federal mediator Eugene Ehrlich said he will try to call two meetings today between Atlantic and Pacific and union representatives to end a strike that has closed 113 stores across Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia and the District of Columbia. The March 17 action by 150 bakers began picketing the central warehouse with truck drivers refusing to cross, while details remain scarce. The union seeks a raise of 24 cents an hour and the company stance is unclear.
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Eugene Ehrlich
Atlantic & Pacific
Union
Ehrlich
A& P
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Delaware
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
District of Columbia
County Man Named Deputy Game Warden in Frederick
Countian Ricnara Jacques of Smithsburg has been named a deputy game warden in Frederick County. He will operate under regional game warden Benjamin F. Phobos, replacing Durward W. Kettells who resigned last month.
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Lancelot Jacques
Smithsburg
Frederick County
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Frederick
Durward W. Kettells
Walkersville
Benjamin F. Phobos
Color TV buyers balk at high prices and limited color
Color TV sets are being manufactured and shown in New York with large crowds, yet almost no sales occur. Reasons include price ranges of 700 to 1200 dollars, small color pictures, limited color programming, and costly service contracts. A switch to affordable 12 inch black and white sets is favored, with Lynmar Television in Hagerstown, Maryland promoted as the service source.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Ady
Senator Young predicts defeat for all who back price supports
Senator Young of North Dakota predicted that no Midwest voters will elect lawmakers who support flexible farm price supports. He urged Republicans to back 90 percent parity on major crops, arguing farmers favor rigidity. He cited districts over states for congressional outcomes and noted disagreement with Michigan colleagues.
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North Dakota
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Neb
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Sen. Ferguson
Michigan
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Bennon
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NBC
Eisenhower
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Me.Carthy
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Maryland rejects 15 percent income tax cut
The state will not allow a 15 percent income tax cut this year due to a misinterpretation by some taxpayers who assumed the prior year’s cut remained in effect. The income tax filing deadline is April 15, and two agents on the second floor of the courthouse are available to assist individuals in preparing their returns.
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Court House
Station Program Guide Listing Mayhem at 10:39 P.M.
A chaotic TV schedule fragment lists Range Rider, Ramar of the Jungle, Nick's Sports Notes, Tad Jattee News, Big Qui, Movie Quick Quiz, John Daly and the Man, Douglas Edwards and the News, Arthur Murray Dance Party, Story Theatre The Seven Graces, The Jamie Story, Spring Housecleaning, Ferry Come Show, Newa Caravan with John Cameron Swayze, Byrne and Allen, Name That Tune and Sky King at 10:39 P.M. with several uncertain items and host names truncated.
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John Daly
Douglas Edwards
the News
Arthur Murray
Story Theatre
Seven Graces
Jamie
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