Eisenhower Holds Hope for Suez Canal Solution
President Eisenhower said the United States still hopes for an equitable solution to the Suez Canal dispute and has not ruled out bringing the matter to the United Nations. He noted progress in private negotiations with Egypt and stressed the canal and Gulf of Aqaba remain international waterways.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Security Council
Egypt
Council
U.S
Egyal
Suez
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Hisenhower
Soviet Union
Bermuda
Macmillan
Britain
Europe
West Germany
Harold EB. Stassen
Russia
London
Stassen
Summerfield
Congress
Congress Yesterology
O'Hara
Harris
Oniys
Tme
Cite Unionist For Contempt
Washington Senate rackets committee ordered contempt charges against Robert Hubshman of Scranton Pennsylvania a Teamsters Union member who refused to answer if he is a decent citizen He invoked the Fifth Amendment and was linked to bombing and beating incidents in Scranton in prior testimony before the committee.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Hubshman
Scranton
Teamsters Union
Hubsh
Hubshman
Senate Rackets
Man Surrenders After Murder Warrant Issued
Albred Fidazzo, 39, a sewer worker, gave himself up at Anne Arundel County police after a murder warrant was issued for the slaying of his common law wife Marcia June Novak Fidazzo, 21. Her body was found at their Pasadena area home under a bunk bed, tied with a blue necktie, following days of police checks prompted by neighbors and coworkers. The victim’s husband, Steve Novak, worked for a Baltimore truck company. Fidonzo weighed 216 pounds and had been sought by authorities across Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Ferndale
Anne Arundel County
Wilbur C. Wade
Albred Fidazzo
Marcia June Novak Fidazzo
Pasadena
Annapolis
Polite
Fidazzo
Baltimore
County
Steve Novak
Wade
City Bureau of Sewers
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Endorsement Expected for Dulles New Look Aid Plan
A Senate committee opened preliminary work on a report likely to back the broad outlines of Secretary of State Dulles' foreign aid program. The expected endorsement signals support for the administration's new approach to aid.
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Washington
Senate
State Dulles
Two Road Projects Use Up U S Interstate Funds
Baltimore The State Roads Commission called bids on two projects that exhaust its 1938 interstate funds. The work includes a half mile near the Baltimore beltway and 2.22 miles on the Washington National Pike in Montgomery County. Norman M. Pritchett notes Maryland is first to deplete funds and expects continued work with 1959 appropriations.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Baltimore Beltway
Hammonds Ferry Road
Montgomery County
Norman M. Pritchetl
SRC
Maryland
Bureau of Public Roads
Pritchett
Frederick
Washington
Hagerstown
Case Construction Co
Mt. Airy
Grosvenor_Lane
Washington National Pike
Montgomery
Somerset Construction Co
Cement Mixer Crash Blocks US 15 South Road
A loaded cement mixer truck from M. J. Grove Lime Company lost a tire on US 15 South at Ballenger Creek abutment. Driver Paul Summers, 23, escaped with minor injuries as the vehicle flipped, tanks removed, and crews cleared the wreckage with cranes and buckets. The crash site matches a historic fatal collision location noted by troopers.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Ballenger Creek
US 15
Grove Company
Carroll Manor Volunteer Fire Company
U. S. 15
Paul Summers
East Fourth Street
The
Carrol Mane Fire Company
Robert Storer
Frederick County
Carroll County
Frank Reefer
M. J. Grove
Wet Weather For Most U S Across Nation
The Associated Press reports light to moderate showers spreading from eastern Kansas to New York and Pennsylvania, with mild, warming eastern regions from the Great Lakes to Texas. Temperatures span near 40 in the north to the 60s along the Gulf Coast as thundershowers dot scattered states.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Texas
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Louisiana
Stags party at Koon Kreek club draws Texas magnates
Athens Texas crowds witness the annual Stags gathering at the 500 acre club with hosts Clint Murchison and Sid Richardson. Notables include Sam Gladney, LaRue, George Greer, and guests from oil, shipbuilding, and banking. Dues are $230 yearly. membership tops 15 with many on the waiting list. Guests discuss fishing, hunting, and socializing amid a family atmosphere.
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Tex
Lub
Tush
Texas
Clint Murchison
Knorm
Sid Richardson
Fort Worth
Sid
Sam Gladney
Sim of
Gladney
Koonf Kreek
Richardson
LaRue
George Greer
East Texas
Oun
Greer
Dallas
Murchison
R. J. Craig
Athens Daily Review
First National Bank
Buddy Fosgleson
Greer Garson
Welter Pew
Sun of
Philadelphia
Arch Underwood
Luabbock
Herman Brown
Brown & Root
Houston
Air Force
No Proposal Yet for School Board Vacancy
No meeting of Maryland's Republican State Central committee has occurred to nominate a successor to Joseph F. Roderick as board president. Governor McKeldin may appoint after his overseas trip. committee recommendations are deemed tantamount to appointment, with names like LeRoy D. Fothergill, William Wallace, and Warren G. Dorsey discussed.
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Republican State Central Committee
Board of Education
Joseph F. Roderick
Theodore R. McKeldin
Rhoderick
Central Committee
LeRoy D. Fothergill
Mt. Pleasant
William Wallace
Braddock Heights
Warren G. Dorsey
Frederick
Emmett R. Bowlus
Explosion kills mother and two children in Hills neighborhood
A mother and her two children died in a home explosion and fire in Binghamton. The father suffered severe burns and critical injuries from flying debris. Police initially believed Woodrow Matthews, about 40, may have stabbed himself while trying to save his family. Draft notice lists four men from two county boards inducted at Fort Holabird in Baltimore. Roy C. Martin Jr. from Board No. 45 and Thomas F. Lamb, Clyde W. Beard, and Sherman L. Tressler from Board No. 46 were inducted or examined.
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Binghamton
Woodrow Matthews
Selective Service Boards
Baltimore
Armed Services
Fort Holabird
Roy C. Martin Jr
Route L
Walkersville
Thomas F. Lamb
Madison Street
Frederick
Clyde W. Beard
Woodsboro
Sherman L. Tressler
Mt. Airy
Boy Wizard Tops $192000 on The $64,000 Question
Ten year old Robert Strom of the Bronx leads TV quiz lore by earning $192,000 on CBS The $64,000 Question through science questions. Leonard Ross trails with $164,000 after wins on two shows. Widespread coverage notes his gradual plateaued prize and tax-friendly payout plan. President Eisenhower jokes about his brother Edgar’s critiques at a press conference in Washington.
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Boy Wizard
New York
Robert Strom
Bronx
Robert
Leonard Ross
California
Ross
Strom
Edwin Armstrong
Rene Descartes
Henri Becauerel
Washington U
Eisenhower
Edgar
Edgar Eisenhower
Tacoma
Wash
Bhattase
Milton Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
Adams
Paul G. Hoffman
Dwight
Secret Record Of Union Talks Hinges On Inquiries
Helen Canfield testified before Senate investigators about secretly recording Scranton union officials to prove Paul Bradshaw's innocence. She described bugging Bradshaw's girlfriend's apartment and named Union figures in taped discussions. Margaret Kollra testified her husband Albert Kollra lost work after the recordings and cited Teamsters support in the 1955 city election.
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Washington
Helen Canfield
Paul Bradshaw
Senate
Scranton
Bradshaw
Miss Canfield
Margaret Kol Ira
Teamsters
Sullivan
Albert Kola
McClellan
D-Ark
James T. Hanlon
Hanson
John Durkin
Af Teamsters Local 229
Paul
Bradnaw
Durkin
Honey
37 Loaded Coal Cars Wrecked Near Woodbine Maryland
A westbound freight train derailed near Woodbine Maryland spilling coal and blocking two tracks. Forty seven loaded coal cars were involved though no injuries were reported. Freight traffic was redirected via the line used by passenger trains through Washington while the cause remained under investigation. The train was en route to New York.
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Woodbine
Baltimore
Carroll County
Arly
Washington
New York
Plan for Arab federation backed by Khalidi in Jordan
In Amman premier Khalidi advocates a federal union of Syria Egypt and Jordan as a path to stability and growth. He argues a United States of Arabia parallels the US model and says peace depends on ending Israel's current form while condemning Jewish leaders' views. An Israeli spokesman calls Jordan's regime temporary amid ongoing spillover.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein Fakhri
Khalidi
Sai
Syria
Egypt
United States
United States of America
United States of Arabia
Middle East
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Hitler
Jentsa-lem
Arab Legion
Windfall in Frederick County Vindicates County Officials
An uncashed windfall check sent to Frederick County by a Baltimore investment house was returned after county treasurer James H. Falk determined the funds should have gone to an East Shore county for sale of investments. The five day forecast calls for clouds and light rain with milder conditions tonight and cooler weekend temperatures.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
Maryland
Delaware
James H. Falk
East Finch
Shore County
Banking House
Cumberland
Groups To Have New Offices In Frederick County
The Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association and the Frederick County Heart Association plan to move into a shared second floor suite at 118 West Church Street. Completion and occupancy are expected in June, with separate private offices and a joint conference room plus storage and rear parking. Committees led by Joseph D. Baker I and Mrs. Butcher plus others oversaw the facility move.
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Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Frederick County Hearth Association
West Church Street
The
Heart Association
TB Association
One Twenty West Church Street, Inc
Mary Maulsby
Charles Butcher
East Church Street
Joseph D. Baker I
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
Edgar H. Xic- Bride
Thomas E. Williams
Butcher
Otho J. Kelier, III
McBride
Mr. Williams
Riverton High Girls Sudden Drunk Class Attendance
Riverton officials report five Riverton high school girls appeared drunk for midday classes after a drinking spree. County attorney G L Spence said he will not withhold names of teen offenders from newspapers though no charges were filed. Spence urged accountability for teens adopting adult privileges.
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Riverton
Wro
G. L. Spence
Spence
Dynamited House Plot Ties Union to Scranton Incident
William Mugley testified before the Senate investigating committee that in 1954 he dynamited a nonunion house project in Scranton Pennsylvania on a dare and without union orders. He said Paul Bradshaw a Teamsters Union steward urged the act but Mugley did not discuss it with higher union officials.
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Bradshaw
Washington
William Mugley
Scranton
Munley
Senate
Paul Bradshaw
Teamsters Union
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