Europe Pleased With Eisenhower Khrushchev Talks
Europe reacts to President Eisenhower meeting Soviet Premier Khrushchev with cautious optimism. The piece notes Macmillan’s Moscow visit as precedent, cites Allied unity under NATO, and highlights De Gaulle’s skepticism while acknowledging continued negotiations beyond Geneva and a general desire for peace amid Berlin tensions.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Exen
Eisenhouer
Joan Foster Dulles
Europe
NATO
West Berlin
Nin Ta Khrushchev
Kremlin
West’ Berlin
Geneva
Soviet Union
France
Charles de Gaulle
Mons
Khrushches
de Gaulle Coubts
Nixon in Warsaw Receives Silent East Bloc Reception
AP reports Nixon's visit to Warsaw drew friendly crowds in Poland but East European media gave only limited notices. East German papers published a brief note while Warsaw papers ran fuller coverage with photos and long stories. Navy information notes Albert F Freeze Jr., son of Frederick residents, serving with Attack Squadron 25 aboard USS Intrepid with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
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Vienna
Rusiia 'Ap
United States
Eastern Europe
Richard M. Nixon
Poland
Warsaw
Communist Party
Mediterranean
Albert F Freeze Jr
USN
Alvert
L Freeze
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Patricia E White
Winchester Street
Frederick
US Intremd
US Sixth Fleet
Local 4H Delegate Swomley Chosen For National Coop Meet
18 year old Walhers ulle High School graduate Wasne Swomley selected as one of 1282 Maryland H delegates to the American Institute of Cooperation to be held Aug 8 to 13 at the University of Abno. Swomley farms with his parents on a 23 percent dairy operation housing 125 Holsteins in Walkersville. Wayne serves as Walkersville Boys 4-H Club secretary. his father is a director of the Southern States Frederick Cooperative.
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Wasne Swomley
Walhers Ulle High School
University of Abno
Swomley
Charles
Dorothy Suomies
Wne
Walkersville
Wayne
Walkersii
History of buttons traced to ancient times
Experts say 30,000 to 40,000 years ago marks the origin of buttons. John Hamilton Jr. and family and many others are listed in a study noting the widespread use of buttons from early history. The Envyclope and Main families are cited alongside Britannica in tracing the evolution of this common fastener.
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Hamilton-Main
Breezy Grove Park
Frederck Junction
Grason Main
Max Hamilton
Brooklyn
Noy
Irs Llithe Baer
Joan Hamilton Jr
Wiliam O Covell
James French
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Forrest Covell
Clarence H Hamilton
Ja. Hamilton
Stewart Fitze
Jamis
John
Beaver
John Hamilton Jr
Envyclope
Carlton H Main
Somedia Britannica
James Haml
Ton
Charles Hamton
Frederick Pangle Jr
Lille Baer
Bert Metz
Ruzo Hamlton
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