Khrushchev Agrees To Suspension Talks At Geneva
Khrushchev said the talks should aim to end all nuclear tests by all states for all time. The United States and Britain proposed a one year halt beginning Oct 31 with Geneva as the conference site. Khrushchev noted the suspension must lead to a universal end to testing and called for immediate action.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Geneva
Esenhower
Newport
Ress
James C. Hagerts
Siasgow
State Department
Washington
U.S
Khrushchev
Moscow
Crimea
United States
Britain
Russia
New York
Soviet Union
Brittain
U.S.S.R
Two Horses Involved Crash Injures Two In Maryland
An elderly man and a Keymar area woman were hurt Friday evening when two horses and a car collided on Renner road near New Midway. They, Cletus Fogle and Pauline Crum, were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. The incident occurred as harness broke and horses moved into the road dragging their owner. A separate runaway horse incident in Frederick involved Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Brien, whose buggy veered after a rein broke, causing minor injuries to the driver and damage to the buggy. Authorities investigated both events Friday evening.
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Keymar
New Midway
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cletus Fogle
Pauline Crum
Keymar Rowe 2
Fogle
Crum
Shookstown
Patrick I. O’brien
Grove Boulevard
Frederick
Shookstown Road
Rosemont Avenue
Grove, Boulevard
Rosemont
O'Brien
Second Street
Earlston L
Roof Collapse Injures Four at Montgomery Center
Four men were injured, one seriously, when a roof at the Montgomery County Jewish Community Center on East West highway collapsed Thursday morning. Foreman Charles Hamilton and three coworkers were taken to Washington Sanitarium with fractures and internal injuries suspected. contractor A Myron Cowell said workers stood on a recently poured gypsum roof edge when it gave way.
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Montgomery County
Washington Sanitarium
Charles Hamilton
Silver Spring
John Hamilton
Takoma Park
Thomas Keller
Bernard Norwood
Frederick Norwood
East Patrick Street
Berra
Stone
Myron Cowell
Cowell
Norwood
Hake
Union Pays Legal Fees In St Louis Teamster Case
Senate investigators report the Teamsters union paid 22823.09 in legal fees for a St. Louis member tied to defrauding the union. Lou Berra defended against tax evasion charges but did not explain why fees were covered. He noted after prison release on December 14 1956 he repaid loans and gifts. The note mentions fishery work at Deep Creek Lake and predator fish affecting perch.
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Washington
Senate Teamsters
St. Louis
Senate
Lou Berra
Berra
Teamsters
Solomons
Tedmsters Council
Robert F. Kennedy
Deep Creek Lake
Maryland Tidewater News
Harold J. Gils
Chesapeake Bio-1
St. Louis Teamsters Jogical Laboratory
Garrett County
Kennedy
Joint Council
Yellow Perch Takeover Affects Deep Creek Lake Bass
In Deep Creek Lake a yellow perch surge predates bass spawning by six weeks. The perch prey on bass eggs, while early-staged yellow perch appear in the stomachs of chain pickerel, suggesting perch control the bass populations.
Braddock Heights inaugurates new street lighting system
Braddock Heights last night unveiled a modern street lighting system funded by local residents on a cooperative basis. A committee supervised the project with Potomac Edison Company. residents prepaid expenses through 1958 and 1959, stressing community initiative and shared costs for improved safety.
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Braddock Heights
Frank A. Beachley
Optimist Club
Bradd Heights
John W. Morgan
Oistick
Potomac Edison Company
William Wallace
Residents Special Street Light Committee
Dan Weinberg
Braddock
G. J. Barthell
W. M. Cassell
H. A. Chichester
B. E. Hughes
J. O'Neill Jenkins
O. W. Rosenberry
F. W. Weitzel
Wallace
API
Potomac Edison Co
Turbulent local election echoes amid corruption claims
Robert F. Lewis testified the may be evidence of a rigged election and Gibbons could not have been elected as doorkeeper. Gene Walla described January balloting as improper. Gibbons holds key union roles including international vice president and Hoffa aide, tied to wider St. Louis area influence.
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Tallwaier
Tidewater
Ion Sia
Biune Horough
Robert F. Lewis
Gibbons
E. E.gene Walla
Joint Council
Teamsters
St. Louis
Union
Hoffa
Bribe Accusation Hits Maryland DMV Examiner
Baltimore News-Post reports a Motor Vehicles Department license examiner and a driving instructor were arrested after a marked $10 bribe was used to pass a woman challenging a driving test. Edward Birrane, who claimed involvement, described the scheme, the witnesses, and the instructor’s role as the evidence was sent to State's Attorney J. Harold Grady for immediate investigation.
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Baltimore
Motor Vehicles Department
Motor Vehicles
James B. Monroe
Motor Vehicle Department
Baltimore News Post
Edward Birrane
Aunk
Monroe
Birrane
News-Post
Price
Guilord Avenue
DMV
Bel Air
Annapolis
State
Aty
J. Harold Grady
Daisy Daisy Out To Sea and Weather Sends Northeastern Delays
Hurricane Daisy brushed the Northeast with showers and high tides then curved 110 miles off Nantucket. President Eisenhower delayed departure from Washington to Newport for six hours. Nantucket lightship reported 55 mph winds. Cape Cod and Groton mobilized evacuations and a submarine homecoming was postponed but later rescheduled as weather cleared.
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Associated Press
Daisy
New
Washington
Newport
R. L
Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Maritimes
District church schools to enroll about 63 thousand
About 63,000 pupils are expected to enroll in Washington area church schools next week, about 6,000 more than last year. Roughly 50,000 join the Roman Catholic Archdiocese parochial system across city and Montgomery Prince Georges Counties and Southern Maryland, about 12,000 in northern Virginia Catholic schools, six Lutheran schools near 1,000, and two Jewish schools about 500. Officials say racial issues are not a problem in Catholic schools as they are integrated. no Negroes are enrolled in Lutheran and Jewish schools.
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Washington
Archdiocese of
Montgomery
Prince Georges Counties
Maryland
Virginia
Miss Stauffer To Show At State Fair
Creasy to retire as Army Chief Chemical Officer after 32 years of service. Sharon Kay Stauffer, a 10 year veteran, enters her prize heifer Pearl in Timonium while Pearl has won multiple prizes this year. The Stauffer family farm hosts Pearl when not competing and the President proposed a barter involving the first calf born.
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Creasy
Edgewood
William M. Creasy
Army
Sharon Kay Stauffer
Walkersville
Army Chemical den
Deat
United States
Chemical Corps
Holstein
Sharon Kay
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Sharon
Ray
Pearl
Frederick County
Timonium
MacDonogh
Hagerstown
Cumberland Fair
Stauffer
Washington Wins Trenton Victory in 45 Minutes
The Battle of Trenton marked George Washingtons first major Revolutionary War victory. The engagement lasted about forty five minutes, ending with a swift American success against Hessian forces and boosting morale for the Continental Army.
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Trenton
Washington
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Tommie) Wilson
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