Lloyd Denies Britain Backing Israel Invasion Debate
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd rejected claims Britain urged Israel to invade Egypt, saying no prior agreement existed. He acknowledged Britain faced debate over Middle East policy as the House of Commons considers changes. The remarks follow controversy over Britain's role and incitement allegations.
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London
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Israel
Egypt
House of Commons
Middle East
Anne Arundel
Allegany
Thomas J. S. Waxter
Department of Buble Welfare
Maryland
State Board of Education
Templeton Replaces Dance Trio for Frederick Community Concert
Concert organizers in Frederick faced a last minute change after Jackel Stahl of the Berlin Opera Company fell injured. Renowned pianist Alec Templeton agreed to fill the engagement, traveling from New York with his wife to perform tonight.
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Frederck
Alec Templeton
Templeton
Donald Leatherman
New York
Jackel Stahl
Liselotte Koester
Berlin Opera Company
Stahl
Leatherman
Frederick Concert
Tee
Alec Templeian
New York City
Heme
Frederick
Weather shifts to cooler spell with no wintry forecast
Temperatures cooled today after two mild days while forecasters said no wintry weather is in sight. Expect a warming trend tomorrow with occasional rain by Thursday night. Readings this morning cooled to 42 degrees, about 18 degrees below Tuesday at the same time. high yesterday reached 62. Skies varied with some cloudiness and breaks of sun nationwide as Frederick reported clear in the morning. airport observers noted widespread cloud cover but no wintry conditions.
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Frederick
British Appeal To U S Viewed Sympathetically
Washington reports that Britain seeks permission to defer nearly 82 million dollars owed to the United States at year end and is met with cautious sympathy from senators. Officials say the Eisenhower administration will ask Congress for guidance but questions remain whether executive action is authorized until Congress convenes January 3.
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Washington
Great
Britain Faces Cost Rain As Invasion Strain Deepens
Broadside of fear and fatigue hits Britons as invasion costs bite. Diesel price hikes raise living costs while government and firms brace for higher transport, food, and goods prices. Political debate erupts over Eden's leadership and Suez-era anxieties as tax talk signals another budget hit.
Women of Hungary Defy Reds in Budapest Protests
Hundreds of Hungarian women returned to the streets in Budapest for a second day of mourning after insurgents were killed in anti-Communist riots. Police and Russian orders dispersed crowds near the US Embassy as seven tanks blocked the Pétlefi Square monument to a 1848 poet amid chants of down with the AVH and no more deportations.
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Budapest
Aty
Petoefi
Danube
AVH
Ter
Sandor Pe- Leoi
Peteoff
Iraq Offers Peace on Baghdad Pact Terms to Nasser
Baghdad offered to make peace with Egyptian President Nasser and asked him to state terms. Foreign Minister Bashayani said Iraq is ready to come to terms, to drop propaganda attacks, and to discuss new or modified collective security arrangements, but not to compromise on the Baghdad Pact.
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William L. Ryan
Baghdad
Iraq
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Burban Eddin Bashayani
Bashayan
Nasser
Uis
Baghdad Defense Alliance
Turkey
Pakistan
Iran
Britain
Mediterraneans
Syria
Car crashes into barricade and MD 355 collisions reported
A driver was arrested for reckless driving after his car smashed through a barricade at the Jug Bridge around 8 40 this morning. Another accident on MD 355 near Frederick led to charges against one driver. total damage estimated at about 400 with no injuries. A separate incident on December 21 at Trial Vasistrate court involved Forrest F Griffith of Hagerstown, cited for speeding after a barricade collision.
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Jug Bridge
Tiezhwar
Forrest F Griffith
Hagerstown
Toe Bridge
Griffith
Sat Cot Mades
Vasistrate
Frederick
Charles T. Rice
Vameville
Paul HW S Treible
Rice
Trible
Tri Waris
Wate
Bertha Ko Jewell challenges SRC in Court of Appeals
In Annapolis Maryland Mrs Bertha Ko Jewell appeals a lower court decision after Judge James McGill dismissed her case seeking to block an injunction aimed at keeping open access to the Annapolis by pass gas station dispute with the State Roads Commission. She argues the access rights granted to other property along the expressway render her agreement invalid.
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Annapolis
Indictments Reactivated in Parker Forgery Case
State's Attorney Bar rick reactivated two forgery indictments against Clara Virginia Parker Buckestown after she testified against an alleged confederate Charles E. Duvall. Parker had pleaded guilty to a third forgery count and immunity was claimed for sentencing considerations. A final determination date remained scheduled with Duvall's sentencing deferred to next Tuesday.
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Samuel W. Barrick
Clara Virginia Parker
Buckestown
Miss Parker
Charles E. Duvall
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Duvall
Miss Tachi
Duvetotee
New Mexico
Frederick
Fortial
Hotel Owner Accused Of Income Tax Evasion
Franklin J. Walter, operator of a West Virginia area inn, was indicted on income tax evasion charges for 1951 1952 and 1953. Prosecutors say he underreported earnings totaling about 36 40 over four years while paying roughly 12 in taxes. Three deaths were reported yesterday alongside $5 816 in taxes mentioned in the case.
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Tne Bevdevair
Jura Tas
Ag Ocean
Rouse
Shvrleston WooVa
Ener Oon
Franklin J. Walter
West Virgina
Hamilton
Pri
Walter
Ordnance Course Meet Here Monday
Frederick county volunteer fire companies and police urged to attend a December 10 meeting at Winchester Hall. Captain Harry C. Martin will discuss an explosive ordnance reconnaissance course starting in January with weekly hour sessions over 12 weeks.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Harry C. Martin
Sixty Eighth Ordnance Detachment
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Army
Frederick
Onny
Martin
Stocks Improve In Active New York Trading Session
Stocks rose modestly in early New York trading as many issues moved up slightly while a few small losers appeared. Key names showed fractional gains as market activity picked up.
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New York
Five Day Forecast From cloudy to sunny week ahead
A five day outlook shows mostly cloudy and calmer conditions on Thursday with a chance of rain in the mountains. Friday brings rain and colder weather, Saturday occasional rain and milder, Sunday fair and mild, Monday fair and colder. Temperatures run above normal with afternoon highs around the mid 40s and early morning readings near 20s to 30s in Garrett County and elsewhere.
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Pie Mountains
Garrett County
City Hall Police Headquarters Relocated To 731 North Market
Police Headquarters move from City Hall to the former J. Marshall Miller property at 731 North Market Street is underway with an expected completion by December 15. The new layout places the desk sergeant, communications, records, and shift commanders in a central front-room area with extensive facilities on the second floor including a detective bureau, photographic lab, ammunition room, and a mayoral office transfer in process.
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J. Marshall Miller
North Market Street
East Eighth Street
N. W. Etzler Company
Market Street
Nike
Diet OS Police
Cd Thon
Cormaor
Cepart
Accent
Acess Io
Detective Bureau
Lloyd Cracks Humiliated By Decision In House Of Commons
London reporters note Foreign Secretary John Selwyn Lloyd cracked under pressure as he announced a withdrawal of British troops from Egypt. The Commons heckled, exposing fraying nerves in a cabinet overshadowed by Prime Minister Eden. Lloyd, a former judge and army sergeant, rose to high office after 1951 Conservative victory.
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John Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Egypt
Labor Party
Eden
Lloyd
Liverpool
Carbridge University
Jett
Winston Church
British And French Scramble Home From Suez Zone
More than 2,000 British and French troops boarded ships for home as Egypt quieted after the Suez crisis. The withdrawal, dubbed Operation Goh Harridan by critics, accelerated with about 3,200 already gone and UN forces growing to roughly 2,600 in Port Said. Israel began evacuating the Sinai frontier as a staged withdrawal proceeded.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
London
Paris
Selwyn Lloyd
Suez
Hugh Stockwell
U. N
Port
Port ‘Said
No Man's Land
Ae City
Suez Canal Zone
Sinai Desert
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
United Nations plans Suez Canal clearance mission
Eighteen salvage experts from the United Nations the Netherlands and Denmark depart for Athens to map canal clearance. General Raymond A Wheeler leads the eight U.N. members as contractor teams sign a clearance pact with Dutch and Danish firms. In Maryland, 73 year old M M Bohnak dies after being burned in a field fire.
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Amsterdamm
United Nations
Netherlands
Denmark
Athens
U.N
U.S
Raymond A. Wheeler
Privacy Of His Vacation Spot Appeals To President
A late 1940s article notes President Eisenhower favored Augusta Georgia for seclusion as much as any site. The Augusta National Golf Club grounds, fenced in and near Mamies Cabin, offered privacy and easy access to fellow club members and a compact communications office for the president.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Palm Springs
Calif
Thomasville
Denver
Oceanside
Monterey
Augusta National Golf Club
Tmes Aince
Augusta National
Olf Hutrt
Howe
White House
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