Ike and De Gaulle Unite Against Soviets in Talks
Eisenhower and Charles de Gaulle reached a united stance on disarmament Berlin and aid to underdeveloped nations. They warned Khrushchev of a joint West pressure if Berlin is raised at the Paris summit, while De Gaulle urged international control of weapons and De Gaulle’s aid plan received Eisenhower’s approval.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Berlin
Khrushchev
White House
Nikita
Wanis International
de Gaulle
House
Senate
de Gaulie
Africa
Pierre Baraduc
James C. Hagerty
Paris
Baraduc
Hagerty
Christian A. Serter
Maurice Couve de Marville
Harold Macmillan
Swift
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
Space Age Telescope Proposed by National Astronomical Group
Dr. Otto Struve proposes a 2000 foot diameter radio telescope to accelerate space age science. Cost estimated at 100 million dollars, years required to build. The dish would locate distant galaxies, measure planetary heat, study the Milky Way center, and observe stellar flares.
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Otto Struve
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Green Bank
W. Va
United States
Struve
Washington
National Assn. of Science
American Physical Society
Milky Way
Solar System
Sftiky Way
Humphrey Bids West Virginia Voters Focus on Poverty
Sen Hubert Humphrey toured poorer West Virginia areas arguing it takes a poor man to understand poor people's needs and criticized Kennedy for being born rich. He claimed Washington is paralyzed and urged governmental action to solve state economic problems. The Protestant state’s vote outcome remains debated.
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Buckhannon
W.va
Hubert H. Humphrey
D. Minn
West Virginia
Democratic Party
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Humphrey
Webster Springs
Washington, D.C
Junior Woman's Club Presents Check for Deaf School Trip
Members of the Junior Woman's Club donated 100 to the Maryland School for the Deaf for a student trip to Philadelphia and Valley Forge this year. The trip is planned for Wednesday after a benefit dance sponsored by the club.
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Junior Woman's Club
Maryland School For the Deaf
Phila
Frank J. Keeler
Charles Lakel
Ways and Means
Margaret S. Kent
Christ Beverage
Pat McCarthy
Paul Shatto
Leaders Back Campaign For Frederick Clean Up Week
Frederick leaders unite to back the Up Paint Up Fix Up effort. Mayor Ramsburg designates April 25 to May 3 as Clean Up Week urging citizen participation to prevent fires safeguard health and improve property. Health officer Burgess warns on health hazards and pest control while Chamber president Grove cites economic benefits. Cutting ceremony held at Civitans anniversary dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick County
James H. Grove
The
Civitans
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Detour Tactics Highlight Clarence Humphrey Campaign
The remark centers on how Humphrey plans to earn votes by focusing on deeds rather than church, nationality, or wealth. He emphasizes actions and policies as the campaign's core.
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Humphrey
St. Lawrence Seaway Shippers Hold Hope for Future Trade
The Seaway enters its second navigation season amid tempered expectations. Canadian and American interests back faster traffic flow through Welland Canal improvements while warning quick riches are unlikely. ports plan further investments as 50 million tons per year remain a distant goal.
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AL Ostrow Newspaper Enterprise Assn
NEA
St. Lawrence Seaway
North American
St. Lawrence
St. Lambert
Montreal
Goat Lakes
Jean- Claude Lessard
Lessard
Canadian Seaway Authority
Lake City
Grace Lines
Great Lakes
Welland Canal
Lewis G. Castle
American Seaway Development Corp
Frederick Chamber Delegates Attend National Workshop in Alexandria
Eight local Frederick Chamber of Commerce delegates will attend a National Chamber of Commerce workshop at the Hotel George Mason in Alexandria Virginia tomorrow from 3 p m to 9 p m. Chamber manager Richard D Hammond said the aim is to help members be more effective for the community. Attending with Hammond are Sam Houck Thurmont a House of Delegates member W Meredith Young J Harold Hooper A P Simmons Nicholas Fanos and Jack Lee.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber of Commerce
George Mason
Alexandra
Chamber
Richard D. Hammond
Hammond
Alexandria
Sam Houck
Thurmont
House of Delegates
W. Meredith Young
J. Harold Hooper
A. P. Simmons
Nicholas Fanos
Jack Lee
Pegler Divorce Suit Dismissed After Reconciliation
Westbrook Pegler and his wife have reconciled and are living together in their Tucson area home after the divorce suit and counterclaim were dismissed in Superior Court in Tucson Arizona.
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Tucson
Ariz
Westbrook Pegler
Pegler
IG PRESENT RECITAL IN WALKERSVILLE SATURDAY
Miss Lois Horine soprano and Miss Margie Hoke pianist present a recital at 6:30 p.m. in Walkersville's Methodist Church Social Hall. The program includes Italian French and English songs and selections from Carrousel by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Horine and Hoke are Walkersville High School students with Eleanor Eichelberger as accompanist.
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Lois Horine
Luther Horine
Walkersville
Margie Hoke
Charles Hoke
Methodist Church
Carrousel
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Chopen
Claire de “Lune
DeBussy
Horine
Hoke
Walkersville High School
Eleanor Eichelberger
Frederick
Postal Seminar Sponsored by Frederick Chamber of Commerce
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce and the Post Office Department sponsor a postal seminar for third class mail users on April 28 at Winchester Hall. The first seminar was March 14. Speakers include James A. Grove Alton Lipps and G William Trout from the local post office. Richard D Hammond says invitations have gone to major third class mail users but all are welcome. Seminar runs 130 pm to 3 pm in the Winchester Room.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Department
Winchester Hal
Frederick
James A. Grove
Alton Lipps
G. William Trout
Richard D. Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Divorce Granted to Brunswick Couple in Equity Court
Douglas A. Winpigler of Brunswick was granted an absolute divorce from Carolyn B. Winpigler in an Equity Court decree by Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauiffer on April 19. The plaintiff receives custody of two minor children. E. Austin James represented the husband. The same notice reports a one month license suspension for Ronald Lee Payne of West Patrick Street and a license reissue for Airylan Noah A. Compton by the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Douglas A. Winpigler
Brunswick
Carolyn B. Winpigler
Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauiffer
E. Austin James
Winvigler
Ronald Lee Payne
West Patrick Street
Department of Motor Vehicles
Airylan Noah A. Compton
Polaris missile test sets long range record
The Navy announced a fully successful Polaris missile flight from Cape Canaveral. The 28 foot solid fuel missile flew more than 1150 miles in a test aimed at resolving technical bugs in the second stage.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Packaged Power Is Bring Tested
A 30 pound back-pack provides 200 watts of 24 volt DC from 30 hydrogen oxygen fuel cells. Developed for the Army and Navy by General Electric, it runs 14 hours and recharges by replacing a hydrogen container. The unit aims to replace large dams and steam generators with portable power.
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Los Angeles
Army
Navy
General Electric
R. J. Sheehan
Driver Charged After U S 340 Weekend Crash Near Jefferson
State Police report a two car and tractor trailer collision on U S 340 one mile south of Jefferson at 2 20 pm Monday. Louis Shannon Yeager Jr 35 Brunswick was charged with failing to grant the right of way after attempting a left turn into a picnic area caused Harlan Sanford Moen 2 New Market to brake and spin into the trailer driven by Conrad Franklin Smith 43 Romney W Va Damages were $1000 to the Moen car and $350 to the truck. Yeager’s car was undamaged. Trooper David Carlson investigated.
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Jefferson
U.S
Louis Shannon Yeager Jr
Brunswick
Yeager
Harlan Sanford Moen
New Market
Moen
Conrad Franklin Smith
Rommey
Ior
David Carlson
Mission Bazaar Set At Mount St Marys Seminary
The annual mission bazaar sponsored by Mount St. Marys Seminary ends to raise funds for overseas projects. Last year the Seminary distributed £2599 for missions including funds for Bible translation in Japan and a boys choir. Profits support Louisiana Mexico Oklahoma Africa India Alabama and other locations.
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Mount St. Mary's Seminary
Bishop Walsh Mission Society
Flynn Hall
Louisiana
Mexico
Oklahoma
Africa
India
Alabama
James Walsh
Mal
Mount St. Mary's
U. S
Orchard inspections in Hancock area forecast pink stage infections
University of Maryland personnel and Merril Pope report orchards in Hancock show Jonathan Stayman Red Delicious and Rome at early pink, Yorks trailing. Scab spores indicate about 80 percent ready to discharge with next wetting rain. light infection after nine hours, severe after twenty hours at 60 degrees. Growers should apply fungicide through bloom. add Mitox to pink spray for mite control.
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Hancock Area
Cassilio Graham
L. C. Weaver
University of Maryland
College Park
Merril Pope
Johnathan
Stayman
Red Delicious
Rome
Yorks
Weaver
Graham
Hong Kong Signs $3 Million Water Pipe Deal
Hong Kong government signs a three million dollar contract with a Japanese firm for steel water pipes as the colony faces severe water shortages and budgets for new facilities.
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Hong Kong
Communist
China
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Richard Shase
Brook
Garland Feaga
G. Thomas James
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George Naylor
Herman D. Hammer
Uruguay
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Charles F. Tronk Jr
J. Leon Haines
Oren Strine
USCW
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William Kauffman
Paul Dinterman
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Alexander Dow
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Carroll Dougherty
Alex Gulian
Detroit
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Press of Civitans
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Hyattsville
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Toledo
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American Bowling Congress
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Chicago
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Ann Fisher
Susan Trout
Bonnie Blsir
Virginia Birely
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Penny Wood
Westminster
Allan Mund
Ellicott Machine Corporation of Baltimore
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