Russia Blocks Soviet Charges at U N Debates in Security Council
At the United Nations, Soviet charges of subversion were sidelined as the General Assembly moved to condemn Soviet action in Hungary. Russia and Poland pressed for admission of China Peiping while seeking veto leverage with a proposed Security Council expansion. A U S spokesman labeled the move political blackmail as Britain and France warn of Egypt and Suez disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
INS
U. N
U. S
Special Political Committee
Russia
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Poland
China
Security Council
United States
Japan
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
Peiping
Menon
Council
U.N
Egypt
Suez Canal
Britain
Washington
Hungary
Sr. R. Strigzanovo
Robert Murphy
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Repubia
Poles Sign Soviet Troop Pact in Warsaw
Poland and the Soviet Union signed an agreement in Warsaw on the location and movement of Soviet troops. The pact permits two divisions to be stationed in Poland and shifts Soviet headquarters toward the Polish border. Polish and Soviet leaders confirmed the terms amid recent anti-Soviet unrest in Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Poland
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Dmitri Shepitov
Georgi Zhukov
Shepitov
Zhukov
Budapest
Berlin
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Soviet Communist Party
Shepilov
Lidiza
Radio Warsaw
Council of Ministers
Adam Rapacki
Ger. Marian Spyghalski
Wladyslaw Gomauska
Communist Party
Josef Cyrankiewiecz
Port Said Skirmish Amid Withdrawal From Suez Zone
In Port Said Western industrial area an Egyptian sniper killed a French legionnaire during an evacuation patrol. Three Egyptians reportedly died as the patrol returned fire. UNEF troops intervened and Colombian units were asked to clear Arab snipers near the embarkation point as Anglo French withdrawal continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Said
Egypt
Unskilled teachers cited as public fund waste
Lois Amick reports at the Charles ton Woman's Club Christmas dinner that John Lester Buford of the National Education Assn urges recognizing skilled teachers with higher salaries and better working conditions. He argues salaries should attract scientists and engineers, noting education remains key in both victory and defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Amick
Gazette Woman's
Buford Se
West
Gitia
West Virginia Legislature Holds Close Speaker and President Votes
W E Flannery of Man was reelected House speaker 82 to 26 while Ralph J Bean of Moorefield ran unopposed for Senate president in a Democratic caucus. Davis and Flannery claimed 35 votes each ahead of the Jan 9 convening session, as clerks and sergeants at arms were chosen in tight races across chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
F. Stafford
the Gazette
W. E. Flannery
Charleston
Id. Horner Davis
Jess
Ralph J. Bean
Moorefield
Bean
Flannery
Democratic Executive Committee
Hulett Co. Smith
Beckley
West Virginia
Smith
Davis
J. Howard Myers
Martinsburg
Senate
C. A. Blanken
Pineville
House
Myers
Blankenship
George. D. Williams
Alum Creek
Lincoln County
Nicholas County
Ly. W. Boley
J.C. Tutwiler
Don Yoak
Grantsville
Hiram Phillips
Sprigg
Johnny Howell
Paul Babich
Del
di Test
Neal Got
del. G.T. Johnston
Bluefield
A. C. Kincaidi
Airmont
John 2. Carrigan
Moundsville
George’ H. Seibert Dr
Wheeling
W. 5. Flannery
Night depository heist at College Park bank
Two gunmen abducted teller Donald E. Bischoff from his home in College Park Maryland seizing about 60 000 dollars from a night depository after holding him and his wife under pistol point for six hours FBI aid launched a hunt. The gunmen forced Bischoff to open the night depository and fled in his car abandoning it miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bishoff
Teller
The
Suburban Trust Co
College Park
Donald E. Bischoff
Washington, D. C
University of Maryland
FBI
Bishoff
Agae
Twelve Die as Car Hits Train at Phoenix Crossing
Phoenix December 17 twelve of eighteen people crowded in a cone shaped automobile were killed when it collided with a passenger train on a western Phoenix crossing. An 18 month old girl survived with a skull fracture. Police noted speeds near 70 to 80 mph for both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Audilition
Sliger Cuuuelua
Los Angeles
Chicago
Union Station
D. W. DePriest Ofhoenix
Apéeda
Colorado
United States
Minnesota
King
Ray Gromek
Gronek
Mason
West
Eisenhower Nehru Meet in Rural Mansion Probing World Tensions
The two leaders discussed Suez Hungary and Red China amid global strains. White House press secretary cited no specific agreements or timetables, stressing the discussions stayed general and without binding commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Eisenhow
Nehru
Suez
Hungary
China
Tim
James C. Begertt
Settin
Eisenhower
City council schedules bonds and pool plans at last night meeting
The council discussed a $300 000 civic center bond issue and a $160 008 transfer of unused community improvement funds for the center. Final votes are expected next session. Also approved is a zoning change and a $2 500 000 building project by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone on South Ruffner near United Fuel Gas. The fate of two Charleston pools remains unresolved as readers are asked to turn to page 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.m
Sninance
Chesnake
Potomac, Telephone Co
Ruffner
United Fuel Gas ‘Coy U
Mth St
Om Mac
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Spychalski
Konstantin K. Rokossovski
Gomulka
State Department
Radio
Janos Kadar
Murphy
Striganov
Nep. Szabacsay
Gamil
E. L. M. Burns
UNEF
Dr. Alvarez
Panerais Radio
Buford
Re Bones
Lester ‘Buford
National Assn
B. K. Stevens
Woman’s Club of
Lew. Raises
Night Depository
Judy
Capitol
St. To
Mommie
Santa Claus
Walter Vandergift
Tom
Ike
Fernificnt
Sates Reid India
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!