Britain Backs Eisenhower Middle East Peace Plan At U N
Britain expressed support for President Eisenhower six point program for Middle East peace and stability at the U N emergency session. The plan includes a U N police force and economic aid, with cautious reception from Arab diplomats and debate over troop withdrawals and security specifics.
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United Nations,n.y
Britain
Jordan
U.S
Monem Rifai
Assembly
Eisenhower
Andrei Gromyko
Lebanon
Gromyko
U.N
Mahmoud Fawzi
United Arab Republic
No Match for H Bomb Warned by Scientist
A U S scientist warned that no antiradiation will ever match the H bomb while a French scientist doubted that existing pills protect as well against lethal gamma rays. The debate highlighted fears over nuclear defense capabilities amid new weapon hype.
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Burlington
Statesmen Have Scare at U N Session in New York
AP dispatch reports an emergency U N session opening on the Arab East leaving leaders sober about crisis consequences. The contest centers on Arab nationalism with the United States backing stable Arab communities, the Soviet Union urging economic improvement, and Gamal Abdel Nasser seen as a rising regional master in Cairo.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
United States
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Ballance
Gamal 'Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Cairo
Eventul
Farm Boy Gored by Bull at Mt Airy Farm
A farm boy named Ray Smith was gored by a Brown Swiss bull at the John Dodson farm near Mt. Airy. He suffered a large laceration and possible internal injuries but was described in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The Dodson family said the boy was rescued when a Dodson son removed the bull.
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John Dodson
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ray Smith
Dodson
Young Smith
Smith
Children’s
Sid Society
Dodsons
Jaycee Guests Picked Today at Frederick
The Frederick Jaycees select an out of state family as guests for Operation Welcome Mat. The family will tour the city with Don Koons, receive gifts from local merchants, enjoy breakfast and lodging at Masser's Motel, a dinner at Peter Pan Inn, use a 3958 Cadillac courtesy of Key Chevrolet, and have car washing and gas from Ideal Garage Company. Edward H. Sharpe Florists provide a corsage for the lady. The visit aims to foster goodwill and hospitality toward county visitors.
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Frederick
Ox Fibre Brush Company
J. M. ‘Bucheimer Company
American Optical Company
Masser’s
Peter Pan Inn
Key Chevrolet
Ideal Garage Company
Edward H. Sharpe Florists
May Break Farm Bill Deadlock
The House moves to end the session stalemate on farm legislation after mounting farm belt and textile pressure. A compromise bill heads to the floor with aims to lower price supports, offer flexible farm program management, and avert dangerous acreage cuts in cotton and rice. Senate hesitancy and potential conference follow as lawmakers weigh parity based and market price methods.
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Washington AP
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Benson
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Congress
George Aiken
R-Vo
Ex Nightwatchman Drowns In Potomac
Cumberland reports a former bank nightwatchman, Harry John Waite, aged 54, drowned in the Potomac after plunging from a Western Maryland Railway trestle. Police and family notes indicate prior despondency and a recent attempt. Medical examiner rules the death a drowning.
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Cumberland (Ap
Potomac
Harry John Waite
White
Western Maryland
Tebbetts Resigns as Cincinnati Redlegs Manager
Tebbetts stepped down as manager of the Cincinnati Redlegs today after a long tenure dating back to September 28, 1933. He said the decision was hard and noted general manager Gabe Paul told him he was not being fired.
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Cincinnati
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati Redlegs
Gabe Paul
Redlegs
Tebbetts
The
Milwaukee
Murder And death by own action At Cumberland
Cumberland AP Police reported John Parch about age 66 beat his wife to death and then killed himself with a .38 revolver yesterday evening at their home Mrs Margaret Parch 34 was found in a pool of blood in an upstairs bedroom by her brother in law Frank McAbee He climbed through a window when no one answered his knock Police found Parch shot in the head in the dining room The deputy medical examiner said Mrs Parch had numerous blows to the head from a hammer and cuts about the neck Parch formerly worked for Kelly Tire Co
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Cumberland
John Parch
Margaret Parch
Frank McAbee
McAbee
Parch
Kelly Tire Co
Stormy Weather Spreads Across South County
A heavy thunderstorm late Wednesday night caused scattered power outages in Urbana Monrovia Hyattstown Bartonsville Middletown and surrounding areas. No major lines failed though minor interruptions were reported. Rain totals measured at the airport were 0.6 inches with 0.8 inches elsewhere. no changes expected as thundershowers linger through Saturday and temperatures hold near the mid 80s.
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Urbana
Montrovia
Hyattstown
Bartonsville
Middletown
Aj Utility Company
Monrovia
Haugh's Shop 'Road
Frederick
Deaths of Wright Livingston Revell and Nellie Revell
Robert A Wright Jr 58 veteran AP cartoonist and features artist died of cancer in New York. Robert L Livingston 72 widow of a New York banker and daughter of a Denver industrialist died of art trouble. Nellie Revell 83 pioneer journalist and theatrical press agent died in New York after four years immobilized with a broken back. She was born in Riverton New Jersey.
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Robert A. Wright
NEW York
Robert A. Wright Jr
Associated Press News
Des Moines
Omaha
Columbus
Ohio
Oklahoma City
Topeka
Kan
R.L. Livingston
Robert L. Livingston
Denver
The
Guarantee Trust Co
Dennis Sheedy
Nellie Revell
St. Vincent's Hospital
Riverton
Bills Call For Special Tax Benefits
Washington AP reports Senate House conferees refined three revenue and tax relief bills aimed at aiding small business venues and other taxpayers. The measures seek credits for retirees, estate tax provisions, and limits on deductions for police subsistence allowances while closing loopholes in the tax code.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House
WU. S
Puerto Rico
Walkersville star Dick Smith shines for his ball club
Walkersville's 18-year-old southpaw Dick Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, has impressed with the Johnson City Phillies and Brunswick team play. He signed with the Philadelphia Phillies, with funds set aside for his education at the University of Maryland. Wife and mother comment on his health and routine as he balances baseball with academics.
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Pat Rosencrantz
Harry ©. Smith
Treasury
Youngichard
Philadelphia Phillies
Brunswick
Zalideae
Ceee
Cee
U. of Md
Richard
University of Maryland
Young Smith
Phillies
Phils
Walkersville
Smith
Appeals Zoning Law Decision
Local businessman Gail Willard Cook was found guilty of violating a city zoning ordinance by storing cars for parts salvage on his U S 40 West property within city limits. A generally suspended sentence was imposed and an appeal plans were announced. The case timeline spans from 1953 start at the site through 1958 warrant service, with city officials alleging neighboring complaints.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Gail Willard Cook
Cook
U. S. 40
Patrick Street
Charlies V. Main
Dwight McCain
Joseph Baker
Mann
Jerome Offutt
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Crowd Keeps Distance as Officers Move Skunk Spree
In Kansas City AP report sheriff's patrol used a radio order to clear onlookers while Wayside Waifs, Inc. humane society workers arrived with a long pole net and chloroform to remove a sick skunk from under a bush in a residential area and cart it away.
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Kansas City
Ed Leahy
Sheriff's Patrol
Wayside Waifs, Inc
Humane’ Society
Moon rocket to be tracked from Cape Canaveral and Ramo-Wooldridge
In Inglewood California an Air Force plan to launch the first moon mission is outlined. A worldwide tracking network will feed data to a central news center at Ramo-Wooldridge. The event includes a Rocky Ridge parade with 63 units scheduled for this evening, rain date August 15.
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U.S
Inglewood
Calif
Air Force
Cape Cat Din
Rocky Ridge
Wa Velas
Manchester
England
Eevapore
India
Hawaii
California
Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Co
Creagerstown
Mt. Tabor Park
Wreckage sighted after Dutch airliner crash off Ireland
A KLM Constellation with 99 aboard crashed west of Shannon while en route to New York. Wreckage and bodies were sighted in the stormy Atlantic by Royal Air Force planes. Most aboard were American and European, with Dutch and other nationalities among the passengers.
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Shannon
Ireland
KLM
New York
Amsterdam
Atlantic Ocean
Iwest
Pan American Airways
Atlantic
Pan American
Gander
Trans World Airways
Everett Wolf
London
Wolf
Brather
British Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Driving Slow Across Bay Bridge Sparks Nationalist Clash
The State Roads Commission Chairman Bonnell reports nationalist claims of shooting down two Communist MIGs near the Chesapeakes Bay Bridge area during a Formosa Strait battle. A crackdown on driving under 35 mph will start next weekend to curb slow traffic causing jams.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Taipei
Formosa
Robert C. Bonnell
Formosa Strait
Bay Bridge
Bonnell
Island of
Matsu
Nist
Dow
FBI
Potomac
Brunswick
Seawolf Aims for Underwater Endurance Record
The Seawolf, a U S atomic submarine, is on a North Atlantic cruise testing how long crew and sub can operate away from air. The Skate holds the current record at 31 days 5 hours, while Seawolf departed Groton Connecticut on August 5 for endurance tests.
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Washington
U. S
Seawolf
North Atlantic
Skate
North Pole
Andere Sea
Navy
Groton
Conn
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