Cornish Elected Cambridge City Council President
Charles Cornish, the town’s only Black council member, won the Cambridge Maryland presidency by a 3-2 vote after a contentious election on race relations. He pledged to seek equality at the conference table while keeping the peace and distanced himself from unlawful demonstrations.
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Cambridge, Md
Charles Cornish
Cambridge
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Leon Majors
Cecil Webster
Cornish
H. M. St. Clair
Gloria Richardson
Maryland
Khrushchev in Poland For Nation's Holiday
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in Warsaw to join Poland in marking 20 years of Communist rule and to meet with Eastern bloc leaders Gomulka Novotny and Ulbricht. He is scheduled for a two day visit amid commemorations tied to the 1944 Lublin birth of the Polish government.
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Khrushchev
Poland
Europe
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Antonin Novotny
Walter Ulbricht
Lublin
State 40 and 8 Posts Go to Three from City
Lawrence delegates form state group in Kansas order elect William Taggart 1300 N H St as Grande Conductor Glenn Reade 800 Ohio as Guarde de la Porte Richard Gibson 1925 Ala as Sous Grande Chef de Gare William Loehr 819 Maple named delegate to the 40 and 8 national conclave in August at Cleveland Ohio Local delegates win to host the state convention in Lawrence next year
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Glenn Reade
Ohio
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William Loehr
Maple
Cleveland
Lawrence
Stan Laurel Secretly Hospitalized After Diabetic Attack
Hollywood AP Stan Laurel 73 the surviving member of Laurel and Hardy lies ill in a hospital from a diabetic attack. He has been there since last Thursday and fans send about 1000 letters daily. A close friend says fans and nurses visit his room and Laurel thanks them. Oliver Hardy died in 1957.
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Cambridge
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Laurel and Hardy
Stanley
Europe
Oliver Hardy
Soviet Denies Firing Shells at U S Ship in Black Sea
The Izvestia government newspaper denied that Soviet coast guard cutters fired shells at the grain vessel Sister Kagina in the Black Sea saying only warning rockets were used to stop the ship last week. Captain Arthur H. Fertig said shells crossed his bow and the United States protested to the Soviet Embassy.
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Soviet Union
Soviet Coast Guard
Black Sea
Izvestia
S.S
Katinga
United States
Washington
Bakery boss suspects thieves at his Wichita shop
Joe Snyder told police two recent thefts hit his bakery company in Wichita. Bandits reportedly broke locks on a company truck and stole a large batch of cakes and other goods.
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Wichita, Kan
Joe Snyder
Snyder
Three Appointees Joined Wichita State University Board
Gov. John Anderson announced three new trustees to the Wichita State University board. W. Dale Crister of Wichita is appointed for three years as executive vice president of Fourth National Bank, Mrs. E. K. Edmiston of Wichita for two years, and T. J. Griffith of Manhattan for one year as board members. Anderson expects two more appointments soon.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Wichita State University Board of Trustees
W. Dale Crister
Wichita
Fourth National Bank
E. K. Edmiston
Wichita University Board of Regents
T. J. Griffith
Manhattan
Union National Bank
Crister
Edmiston
Griffith
Anderson
Emory Lindquist
Wichita State
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