Dulles Chou En Lai Spar Over Peace Prospects
In a global exchange of statements rather than punches, Secretary of State Dulles and Red Chinese Foreign Minister Chou En-lai probe each other’s aims from distant corners. Geneva talks on prisoners may shape a potential Dulles Chou meeting, with each side signaling possible concessions and warnings.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
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Chou En-lai
Chou
United States
China
Geneva
Dulles-Chou
Quemay
Matsu
Chiang Kai Shek
Formosa
Chiang
Red China
Asia
Ten youths enlist in U S Air Force from Frederick area
Ten city and county youths left for four year enlistments in the U S Air Force. Names from Frederick include Phillip O. Carroll Maynard McHarddr Charles N May and John L Schmidt. Others from Middletown Knowville Poolesville and Carroll County residents are listed. All will train at Sampson AFB New York for 11 weeks basic then 10 days furlough before AF technical schools.
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U. S Air Force
Frederick
Phillip O. Carroll
South Bentz Street
Maynard Mc Hard
South Court Street
Charles N. May
Dall Avenue
John L. Schmidt
West Fifth Street
Middletown
Thomas I. Boyer
Charles A. Moser
Franklin D. Shafer
Dennis P. Shaff
Knowville
Raymond M. White
Buckeystown
Donald W. Wlusman
Poolesville
Frederck Usaf
Carroll County
James E. Richards
Clyde H. Jones
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
N. Y
Passage Of Storm Rings Warning Bell At Singanore Plant
The storm event at Singanore filtration plant triggered a Weather Bureau pressure gauge bell. It tolled 15 seconds before stopping, contrary to the 30 second trigger rule. Water Superintendent William J. Davis confirmed no major pressure change occurred. A note mentions dormouse classification.
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Singanore
Weather Bureau
Washington
William J. Davis
Kremlin Gets Lowdown On East Germany
Western intelligence officials say Moscow planted observers in East Germany to supply the Kremlin with accurate economic and political information. A former East German official who fled West shared documents outlining a covert system of Russian observers, listed under interpreter roles, stationed across Grotewohl’s ministries.
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Berlin
Kremlin
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
East German Reports Seen Skewed by Shortages and Mismanagement
Western Intelligence cited that East German leaders inflated economic reports to hide labor and materials shortages, poor administration, and worker discontent. The presence of Russians allegedly sparked anarchy and officials fear Soviet findings could target state enemies.
Community event schedule wraps plans for August 18
The News records a local program in Frederick with a farm talent contest and elections aimed at August 18. E B Lipford collects reservations while Aubrey Fleming handles contests. Rev C Ho Wheatley III leads prayers and Mrs Evelyn Pickett narrates a reading at Mt Airs High School at 8 pm.
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Frederick
Ati
E. B Lipford
Aubrey Fleming
Mt Airs
Elec
C. Ho Wheatley III
Evelyn Pickett Mu
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