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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1956
Page
6
Thomas P. Whitney argues the Kremlin avoids Stalin era methods to crush Hungary despite capability. He notes fear of international backlash and warns a full terror campaign would escalate war risks and draw protests across the Communist world.
Cuban delegate Emilio Nuñez Portuonde urged the General Assembly to suspend or expel the Soviet Union for Hungary related violations. He signaled Cuba would back a resoulution condemning the Soviet and Hungary’s actions, seeking credentials rejection and broad action despite likely Security Council veto. The US pressed for an early debate led by Assembly President Prince Wan Waithayakon.
Kenneth G. Wilson, 35, of Lynn Massachusetts, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 1 45 PM Sunday from multiple injuries from a rear end collision with a tractor trailer on U S 4 near Ridgeville Friday. Daniel G Coates, 35, of Sauus Massachusetts, driver of the car, remained in critical condition Sunday night with skull injuries.
A Census Bureau employee William A. Simms was fined 15 dollars or 10 days in jail for failing to yield right of way in a July driving lesson that led to a fatal crash. Passenger Wayne Zimmerman died and trainee Gladys Ward received probation. The case established a driving teacher's duty to ensure pupil compliance with traffic laws.
Seven motorists paid fines totaling 80.15 during November announced by the Emmitsburg Police Dept. Hearings were before Magistrate Charles D Gille Tan. All arrests by Police Chief Daniel J Kaas. Fifteen warnings issued. Convicted include Betty L Markle Taneytown for over 30 mph at 11.45 and Paul E Mann Waynesboro for failing to lock igni
The Exchange club schedules a Sunday turkey shoot at Wilcom's Inn on Fingerboard Road south of Urbana to fund civic projects. Robert Schutz chairs the planning committee with Louis Chapman assisting. others include Austin Bolin Morris Rhian and Charlesee It. The event uses still targets and expects many children and adults to attend, per club spokesman.
Plans are in place for the annual North Bend Civic Association Christmas party for local children. Event set for Saturday December 24 at 7 p m with a cherub choir forming for ages six to nine. first rehearsal at 3 45 p m Tuesday December 11 at the N E C A Field House. Committee includes Mrs Harry Reid as chair with assistants Mrs Sprige Chesley Mrs Lee Miller Mrs Austin Fogle and Mrs Robe.
For the first time science reports a new healing substance called Subeta Relieves pain and shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. In cases observed, pain eased as reductions in size occurred. Most results appeared thorough and positive for sufferers.
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