Summit meeting unlikely to erase Cold War fears says analyst
James Marlow notes that even a disarmament agreement would not fully ease tensions. He cites Dulles and Acheson concerns about summit usefulness, contrasts Eisenhower’s readiness to meet the Soviets, and warns of potential Soviet propaganda and the need for rigorous verification if any nuclear controls are pursued.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisen Rei
Khrushchev
Jesus
Dulles
Acheson
Weir
Eisenhower
Britain
Soviet Union
Unclear Traffic Fines and Unemployment Figures Note
A fragmented clipping lists numerous traffic citations with names and fines across Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia, plus a midsection on unemployment by region and industry. The passage ends noting new lakes being created by the Columbia Basin project in Washington with some juvenile-only restrictions.
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Columbia Basin
Washington
States Hit Hardest by Unemployment in March Report
Government data show eight states hold 60 percent of idle workers with New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Ohio Massachusetts Illinois Michigan and California leading in numbers. Maine Michigan and West Virginia Kentucky Montana show high unemployment rates while DC remains least affected. Construction suffers the most with one in five workers idle in March, improving slightly in April.
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Lillian W. Kemp
RFD
Frederick
Robert AY
Miksburn
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick J. Gilroy
East Patrick Street
iPaul E. Hartman
Baltimore
David A. iMellish
Clarion
George C. Sheeder
Hanleck
Kenneth Areeiek Estes
Delaware
District
Columbia
Kentucky
Maryland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Wlinois
Michigan
California
Maine
Kentuncky
Montana
District of Columbia
Alaine
Ike Signs Roads Bill
President Eisenhower signed an $1.8 billion highway bill to spur job growth and speed the interstate network. The measure, backed by bipartisan support in Congress, raises federal road spending and introduces billboard controls with incentives for states, while limiting new 50 50 cost-sharing for non interstate projects for one year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Chicago
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Sen
Ruchel
R-Calif
Senate
House
Gore
Divorce Granted to Mrs Rosella W Aird in City Proceeding
A decree grants Mrs Rosella W Aird an absolute divorce from M De Milt Aird of Frederick with custody of three children and visitation rights for the husband. Aird must pay 25 dollars monthly for child support and costs. Attorneys for Aird were Edwin F Nikirk James Eshleman E Austin James and Benjamin B Rosenstock. There is also mention of a T million bushel grain bin near Savage Minnesota claimed as the world’s largest.
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Rosella W. Aird
M. de Milt Aird
Frederick
Aird
Ren
Edwin F. Nikirk
James Eshleman
E. Austin James
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Normeys
Savage, Minn
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Floyd A. Demery
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