Chou En-lai lays terms in bid to sway Geneva
Washington dispatch reports Red China's Premier Chou En-lai used a major East-West parade speech to demand evacuation of non-Asiatics from Asia and the removal of their bases, while urging arms control and opposing West German rearmament. He framed Peiping as an equal participant at Geneva and signaled outreach to Asia and neutral states in Ceylon meetings.
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Washington
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Local Social Roundup of Visits and a Medical Note
Lime Kiln residents and Baltimore visitors shared Sunday and weekend calls with family in Frederick and Hagerstown. Among those recorded are Miss Rhodelia Zimmerman Mrs G W Fisher and M M Carter family groups. A child Kelvin Dudrow is hospitalized at Frederick Memorial with a skin graft procedure on a leg hand.
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Millard
Angleberger
Doris Jean
Mae Moser
Frederick
Robert Kendall
Baltimore
Rhoudelia Zimmerman
H. Edward Fisher
Jefferson
G. W. Fisher
M. M. Carter
L. E. Feaga
Carl Fisher
Poolesvile
Hagerstown
Kenneth Mayer
Washington
Kenneth Bowen
Kenneth, Jr
Daugh
Ter
Jennie
G. W .Fisher
M. M .Carter
Barbara Ann Cadell
Clarksburg
Ais Smith Ceci
C. E. Dudrow
Glenn Dudrow
Easton
Goldie Jacobs
Daniel Jacobs
Silver Spring
Harry & Fisher
Wil G W. Fisher
M MM. Carter
Rhonda
Pennsylvania Ave
U. 8
Maryland
No More Lucky Number Free Tickets At Orioles Games
Baltimore officials say selling programs with lucky numbers at Orioles home games is illegal. Fans who already bought programs may finish selling remaining stock as authorities seek to curb the lottery style promotion.
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Giles Parker
Maryland
Qribles
Ondle
Attorney General's Office
U. 3 Army
Brederick High School
Alarket Grange
John J. Auyes
Camp Detrick
Frank A. Todd
Health and Special Weapons Defense Office
Federal CD Administration
Leon P. Fauther
New Market
Malone
Pata
Hey
Southie
Thompson
New Market Grange
Henry R. Shoemaker
Engineers Told To Work Up Tunnel Plans
Baltimore officials and the State Roads Commission pressed forward on a one mile tunnel under the harbor and more than ten miles of approaches as a costly road project. Construction could begin within six months with a price near 142 million dollars, far exceeding the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Bids are anticipated next.
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Nestor
Shemes
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