Eyes of World Center On War In North Indochina
Washington reveals heightened focus on the Indochina war as the North Vietnamese, Viet Minh, and French-led forces clash across the Red River delta and the rugged northwest highlands. Major hubs Hanoi Haiphong Luang Prabang Muong Sai Dien Bien Phu feature in strategic analyses of terrain, supply routes, and regional operations.
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Oldest American sport debate settled at Colonial Motors
Four lunch companions argued whether baseball football or checkers was oldest until a waiter claimed lacrosse, originated by Indians, as the oldest American sport. He tied the claim to Colonial Motors Inc. Indiana Oldsmobile Cadillac and its promise of dependable used cars and satisfaction.
East Germany asks Western powers to end military missions
East German leader Walter Ulbricht urged the Big Three to withdraw Western military missions from the Soviet zone claiming sovereignty. He said East Germany would seek normal relations with the United States Britain and France and would permit observers only as military attaches if accepted. Ulbricht tied the move to Moscow's March 25 decree recognizing East Germany as sovereign.
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France
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Election Board To Face Trial In May
In Pittsburgh and surrounding counties Westmoreland Washington and Fayette voting irregularities lead to a trial set for May 10. U S District Judge Wallace S Gourley fixed the date after 98 defendants pleaded innocent to charges of conspiring to violate election laws by buying or selling votes in the 1852 general election.
Kremlin decree moves armchair experts to real work
New unpublished Soviet decree reportedly aims to purge red tape by sending tens of thousands of bureaucrats to productive labor. Khrushchev warned officials of resistance as Central Committee adopted the measure, with many workers reassigned to farms factories and machinery stations in Siberia and other remote cities.
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Irkutsk
Siberia
Dnepropetrovsk
Ukraine
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Murmansk
Two Parties Get Together Here and INCHSS ANNE
Postmaster J. Earle Morris a Democrat, after the fire that burned the post office and six other businesses, agreed to set up shop in an auto agency owned by State Senator Harry Phoebus, a Republican. He planned to urge emergency post office legislation with Maryland’s two U. S. senators and the Eastern Shore representative, all Republicans. Morris noted his party often depends on GOP help.
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J. Earle Morris
Morris
Harry Phoebus
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Eastern Shore
Volunteers Dig for Baptist Church Foundation in Trenton
In Trenton Texas volunteers arrived with tin cans and worms to dig the church foundation. Pastor Rev Fred Thomas notes he will have help this week but may struggle for volunteers until worms run out. Khrushchev report details government staff cuts and moves to relocate offices to improve efficiency and reduce bureaucracy.
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New Baptist Shurch
Fred Thomas
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Town Teen Talk Highlights Weekend Parties and Surprises
The column reports large teen gatherings at Home room 206 and McCreary’s party room with surprise birthdays, pizza parties, and dancing. Kay Shaffer received gifts from friends while others attended senior scholarships and a Key Club initiation. Jaynie Gershman was surprised with a clock radio at a Catholic Recreation Center event.
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Kay Shafffer
Kay
Dicky
Dave Show
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Sally Balls
Faith Noble
Roberta Byers
Mary Beck
Irig Chapman
Sandy Friel
Barbara Receski
Larue Bence
Lois Thomas
Doris Montgomery
Jackie Johnston
Judy Metcalfe
Harriet Fuge
Penny Link
Despo Stavers
Jaynie Gershman
McCreary
Herm Hahn
Jaynie
Catholic Recreation Center
Fred Phillips
Turk McLaughlin
Joyce Morganti
Joe McMahon
Buddy Fair
Sherb
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Tim Brown
John Mc
Housewife Freed In Japan Fire
American housewife Antionie Pierre was cleared of negligence charges in a fire at a rented Yokosuka home. First American military dependent charged under the post pact jurisdiction, ruling deemed civil not criminal allowing a civil suit for damages by the landlady.
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Jerry
Keith School
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