4 CANDIDATES BEAT DEADLINE IN CONTEST FOR ARLINGTON BOARD

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000400170031-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 3, 1999
• Sequence Number: 31
• Publication Date: May 23, 1960
• Content Type: NSPR

WASHINGTON POST -MAY 2 '3 1960
AND TIMES HERALD
Approv or Release 2000/08/03 : CIA-RDP75-00001 R00040
Candidates eat STATINTL
dustry Report-
er, and Thom.
as W. Richards,
an intelligence
analyst
ing editor of
[lie Atomic In-
gional Park au.
i hority; W i 1-
Iiain G Ra-
I Deadline in Contest
;For Arlington Board
5 N -+` i . Field
For Nomination
O VMlesday
By Connie Feeley
Cliff Reporter =
Four persons filed just
under the deadline at 6
p m. yesterday for nomina-
tion on the Arlingtonians-
for-a-Better-County ticket
far two seats on the five-
member Arlington County
Board.
.In all five have formally
tiled for the nominations - to
be decided at the ABC con-
vention at 8 p. m. Wednesday
at Wakefield High School.
The election is in November.
Filing yesterday were:
M. Gregory Carbone, a
veterinarian;. Mrs. Emory N.
Ilackman, ? vice president of
the Northern Virginia Re-
Appr&Meq, ~d s e20Q1~~ i~t fi a~l9 '~0
crat. If Wilt decides to run rmer publisher of the
again, he is all but assured of rl ngton Citizen, a weekly
endorsement by the ABC at h' h suspended publication
its convention. hr a years ago, she is now a
In that event ABC would u is affairs columnist for
nominate one other candidate he Northern Virginia Sun.
vice president of the Re-
from the list of five to oppose t
Blevins. But if Wilt slaw out' o a
l Park Authority, she has
of the race. ABC would nomi-j e stumeing for more park
o ty since 1949 and hhs
ce i active in parent-teacher
ss ciation activities and civic
seeking re-election as a Demo- ff rs.
tion are held by Dr. Lucas It,
Blevins and Ernest D. Wilt.
Blevins has announced he is
? y Wadlow M. G. Carbone T. W. RichardsW.; G, Raleigh
wa ting for Wi1t',s decision. Raleigh, 44, of 1408 h:" ?3u-
Ar ington Del. William L. Win- ehanan st., has lived it' . 1"r1-
st has told County leaders ington since 1946. A k
$radi.akg .
he will not run against Wilt, of Princeton University, kip
bu may join Blevins as a a former reporter and c00~
De ocratic candidate if Wiltieditor for Syracuse, NT V.,
to s off the ticket.
arbone, 38, of 3306 N.
Peary st., is head of the Car-
bone Animal Hospital in Arl-
in on. Born in New York,'he
io s a bachelor's degree in
io ogy from the City College
if. hew York and a doctorat-
n veterinary medicine from
4i dlesex University, Wal-
h , Mass.
e served with the United
at ions Relief and Rehabilita-
io Administration in its
v seas livestock program
r to beginning his practice
n rlington in 1946. The fa-
he of four children, he.has
low,u a luggage Mrs. Hackman n t level.
salesman, announced t w o rs. Hackman, of 3104 N.
days ago that he would seek n ewood st., Bolds a law
the nomination. a ee from `American Unl-
The two seats up for, elce er ity. She has lived in the
newspapers. , He is managing
editor of the Atomic Industry
Reporter of the Bureau of
National Affairs.
During World War It, he
served as an Army private and
rose to the rank of captain in
the Corps of Engineers during
overseas tours. He is now a
major in the Army Reserve
with the 2420th Engineer Re-
i placement Center in Alexan-
dria.
Richards, 33, of 2653 N. Rich-
mond st., is an intelligence
an Iyst with the Broadview
Research Corp. In Washington,
a private firm - doing intelli-
gence research for the Govern-
ment.
Born in Cumberland, Md.,
he has been a resident of Ar-
lington since 1954. He holds a
master's degree in history
from the University of Mary-
land.
A former history teacher at
:Greenbelt High School in
Maryland, he served -for nine
years with Federal intelligence
agencies before taking his
present job with Broadview.
He was chairman of A?BQ's
Precinct Organization Commit-.
tee last year.
Wadlow, 47, of 2243 N. Madi-'
son st., is a former president'
of Overlee Knolls Community
)lpi igIA"jn2tctive ABC