Eisenhower and Khrushchev to Meet in Washington and Moscow
The article notes President Eisenhower's upcoming trip to Europe and Washington and Moscow for summit talks with Nikita Khrushchev. It discusses how jet travel has shortened the time needed for high level conferences and reflects on the history of summit meetings from Roosevelt to Truman and Churchill to Stalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marhew
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
Soviet
Nikita Khrushchev
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Wilson
America
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Munich
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Him
Stalin
Yalta
Teheran
Truman
Churchill
Potsdam
Geneva
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Laos Surrenders Two Points Near Capital
Rebels threaten key lines between Vientiane and the south as two garrisons near the capital surrender. Reports say a military and police post fell near Pak Lane with fighting spreading toward central Laos. Defense Ministry refused to confirm and ordered no further communiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
South- East Asia
Red
Pak Lane
Foreign Ministry
YMCA Receives Recreation Kit From Wheaties Contest
Frederick Y M C A awarded a community recreation kit including balls, bats, and track equipment after Mrs Jeanette K McHenry won the Wheaties Sports Federation Idea Search Contest. Alvin G Quinn praises the gift for expanding the boys work program for 1959 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Y. M.C. A
Wheaties Sports Federation
Jeannette K. McHenry
RFC
Frederick
McHenry
Alvin G. Quinn
Keth Saunders
Delaware Poultry Firm Fire Leaves Heavy Loss
A blaze at the Ducat Poultry Co. in Pelton Delaware destroyed a warehouse a tavern and three homes. Fire officials estimated damages at 350000 with seven children among those fleeing. Fire was fed by exploding spill tanks and windborne ash helped spread the flames despite aid from six neighboring departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelton
Del
API
Wzerehouse
Ducat Pouwtary Co
Dover
Russian language teaching amid New Orleans multilingual scene
In New Orleans, Father Clement J. McNaspy teaches Russian phrases to locals including how to say good day, amid Khrushchev’s U S visit coverage. He emphasizes teaching Russian as literature and history, not communism, noting Saint Cyril’s legacy and reading Pravda daily. In Belgrade Tito hosts Haile Selassie as they begin a tour of Slovenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Zinman
New Orleans
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Ev. Clement J. MecNaspy
South
Father Mc
Saint
St. Cyril
Russia
Slovenia
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Haile Selassie
Tito
Yugoslav Republic
Death Valley Days Frontier Programs and Evening Schedule
A historical listing shows a block of TV and radio program titles including Death Valley Days Frontier Justice Peter Gunn and Cotton Theatre. The page notes multiple time slots, channel markers, and host or actor names alongside sports and news segments referenced by shorthand credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stickle
Death Valley
Francisco
Nce
Bill Malone
George Rogers
del Malkie Douglas
Joseph Met
Fopona
S—Frontier Justice
Peter Gunn
Cotton Theatre
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Marlow
Nam
China
Ner
Clycle
Mr. Quinn
Launce
Raber, Staley
Stanley Davright
F. S. McKay
Delaware
Tool and Die Makers
American Optical Company
Frederick Airport
Cline’s Furniture Store
South Market
East
Patrick MD
Duncan Phyfe
Maryland Mendas
Pravda
Market St
Rograms
Baltimose
Wmab-Tv
WBAL
Douglas Fairbanks
Buddy Desne
Grand Spa
Who
Filey
Ang *Capn Tuggie Pascal
Il Ein
Toe Croghan
Forrester
John Douglas
Rolf Hertsza Gibbens
Douglas Boliva
Playhouse
Murray
Strong Circle Theater
Joseph MicCaffrey
Bold Venture
Nexs
Heiii McBee
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
E. Whitesell
Ss. E
EL Whitesell
N. Market St
Sowell Tire & Battery CO
South Market & Free Parking
Lancaster
Wgal-Tv
Coblentz & Main, Inc
Eneratore
UXEPS
Baker’s
W. Patrick St
Olga
Crozer
Hillside
Coal & OF CO. Water
Frederick Camera Shop
North Market St
C. L. Korrell
News and Post
Super Mart
East Street
Brandenburg
Patrick
Ronie Supply Market
St. O
Dailey’s
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