Eisenhower Hopeful for Peaceful Suez Settlement at Talks
President Eisenhower told reporters he hopes the Suez crisis will be settled by negotiation at a London conference set for August 16, contrasting with any military action. He said the aim is to substitute the conference table for the battlefield and defended his health and VP running mate views. He also discussed Republican rebuilding and party leadership ahead of the San Francisco convention.
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Eisenhower
United States
Britain
France
London
Suez
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Fisenhower
Harald E. Stassen
Nixon
Herter
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Firenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Boston
Fasenhower
GOP
Nensman
San Francisco
Republican Party
Two Boys Injured Riding Same Bicycle in Boyds
Two boys were thrown from a bicycle on which a piece of metal lodged in a wheel at Boyds Tuesday afternoon. Edward M. Stevens, 12, was treated for facial lacerations and admitted for observation. by late morning his condition was listed as satisfactory. Charles A. Woods, 14, also sustained head and body contusions with shoulder and knee pain.
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Boyds
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward M. Stevens
Sellmar
Mary BE. Stevens
Stevens
Charles A. Woods
Sarid Quitipalnndi Ua
India to Attend Suez Canal Talks Despite Nasser Situtation
India agreed to participate in the 10 day Suez conference in London as Nehru said Egypt could not and would not join the talks. He urged Britain and France to halt war preparations and criticized the United States over funding for the Aswan dam. Egyptian sovereignty and the canal’s status were central to the debate as the meeting opened in London Aug 16.
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U.N Security Council
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France
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Nile
Nasser
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New Delhi
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Lane
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Death Toll From Colombian Blast Nears 1000
A explosion from ten dynamite laden trucks ripped through Cali Colombia. Officials warned the death toll could exceed 1000 with rescue teams finding more victims. U.S. firm employees were reported among the injured as relief crews rushed aid and burial plans began amid a crushed cityscape.
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Colombia
Akening
Inj
U.S
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Buenaventura
Public Works Ministry
Bogota
Somers
American Red Cross
Panama
U.S. Air Force
Tropica
Frederick youth ball teams enter crucial regional playoff
Frederick youth baseball returns to tournament play facing Carroll Park champions of South Baltimore at Staley Memorial Park at 6 30 with five district wins. Babe Ruth Leaguers semifinal at Bridgeton N J against Schenectady after Frederick beat Wilmington 63 Schenectady features many former Williamsport Life Leaguers and will be led by Paul Eaves or Tinker Michael. The other semi pits Philipsburg Pa against Lynchburg Va with Edgewood Arsenal hosting the sectional final Friday night barring an unknown north Baltimore foe.
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Carroll Path
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Schenectady
Staley Memorial Park
Carroll Park
South Baltimore
John Hammond
Victor
Potomac
Hancock
Bridgeton
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Williamsport
Clarksburg
Paul Eaves
Tinker Michael
Philipsburg
Lynchburg
Irvin Ratishure
Kansas Voters Dump Gov Hall in Primary Fight
Republican voters in Kansas rejected Gov Fred Hall in a bid for renomination while Alfred E Cobo of Detroit was chosen by Republicans for governor In Missouri lawyers Herbert Douglas and Albert F Schoenbeck led the Senate race in a head to head tussle The Democratic field saw Woodring and Docking close but Docking trailed and Carlson won easy renomination for the Senate seat Paul Aviward led the four way Democratic Senate race with Woodring and Docking separated by about a thousand votes
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Associated Press
Kansas
Fred Hall
Ingly
Alfred E. Cobo
Detroit
Missouri
Herbert Douglas
Neosho
Albert F. Schoenbeck
St. Louis
L. Senate
Hall
Warren W. Shaw
Organized Labor
Shaw
Harry Woomting
George Docking
Docking
Woodring
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ellsworth
Senate
Miners Trapped by Pit Fire At Belgian Coalmine
A pit fire at the Amercoeur coal mine in Charleroi trapped 274 miners 2485 feet underground. An underground railway car blocked escape while rescue efforts and firefighting faced water risks and crowd pressures. Some miners reportedly reached the surface. others remained trapped with no confirmed injuries. Police reinforced the entrance as relatives gathered outside.
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Marcinelle
Belgium
Amercoeur
Charleroi
State Could Save Here On Roads Funds
The State could save upwards of nine million dollars in Frederick county road projects if the Frederick bypass is treated as part of the interstate system. The 12-year program estimates total costs near ten million for the bypass and dualizing U.S. 40 from Frederick to Hagerstown, with federal funding potentially covering most of the expense.
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Frederick By-Pass
State Roads Commission
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Hagerstown
U.S. 15
L. A
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Roads Commission
Mine On Trackless Trolley Injury Report
A trackless trolley collided with a wheat truck, injuring nine people including the operator and eight passengers. All victims were taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment. Driver Donald Diehl, 27, of Glen Rock, Pa, faced charges of reckless driving and disobeying a signal. A Foreign Office statement said the Suez issue is separate from the Arab-Israeli dispute and should be settled peacefully.
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Donald London
Britain
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Glen Rock
Foreign Office
Gui
Suez Canal
Deed Challenged in Equity Court Over Family Farm Transfer
Mrs. Dorothy Coblentz Hines of Montgomery County files suit in Equity Court asking to set aside a 151 acre Middletown farm deed to her brother John Coblentz and nullify straw deeds and a mortgage. She alleges her father was influenced by her brother, was of declining capacity, and that the 1954 will paper is not his. Also seeks nullification of related agreements and liens to prevent an inequitable distribution of the estate.
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Middletown Valley
Dorothy Coblentz Hines
Montgomery County
John H. Coblentz
Middletown
Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association
Hines
Coblentz
Ao Vieng Oarsarte
Ewes
C B Schone Dies At Bel Air
Charles Burke Schone longtime Odd Fellows leader dies at Bel Air after a life of official duty and social ties. He served as Past Grand Master of the IOOF and chaired the Finance Committee and Home Board locally, with state and international roles. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Charles Burke Schone
Independent Order of Odd Fetlows
Bel Air
Joof
Hone
Eisenhower to undergo physical exam before election
President Eisenhower announced another full medical checkup before the November 6 vote. If results are favorable he will seek a second term and address voters directly. He outlined GOP goals but did not specify rebuilding methods at a news conference.
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Eisenhower Thas
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Can the Italian liner Andrea Doria be raised from the Atlantic
In maritime circles the 28 million dollar question is whether the Andrea Doria can be raised from 250 feet underwater. An insurer calls the ship an absolute loss and experts doubt any precedent exists for salvaging a vessel of its size.
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New York
Atlantic
American Hull Insurance Syndicate
Nantucket Shoals
Andrea Doria
Kline Awarded 461 900 Contract for Maryland 17 Modernization
The State Roads Commission awarded Richard F. Kline of Frederick a 461 900 contract for Maryland 17 modernization from West C Street Brunswick to Rosemont. The project will rebuild the main Brunswick route with grading and curve adjustments. A second contract of 129 020 to M J Grove Lime Co funds a bridge linking the Frederick by pass to Maryland 26 near Ceresville and Worman's Mill on North Market Street Pike.
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State Roads Commission
Richard F. Kline
Frederick
Maryland 17
West C Street
Brunswick
Maryland 79
Rosemont
Railroad Center
U. S. 349
Knoxville
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick By-Pass
Maryland 26
Ceresville
Worman
Contract Awarded for Jefferson Boulevard Extension
The County Commissioners awarded a 26 638 28 dollar contract to T Edgie Russell of Frederick for about one mile of Jefferson Boulevard extension Braddock Heights south of Vindobons bid opening Tuesday Russell was the low bidder on the project. A gravel hill road bid is pending with Russell again the low bidder but federal approval from the U S Bureau of Public Roads is required before award. Several county bridges remain closed awaiting reopen. Work on Willowdale and St Marks roads continues with completion expected later. Stocks moved higher in early trading on the New York market.
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Frederick
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Vindobons
Russell
Mosday
Gravel Hill Road
U.S Bureau of Public Roads
Willowdale Ind
Mark
Waderstand
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