Stiffer Prison Terms Asked By Cabinet On Drug Trafficking
A White House report urged tougher penalties for drug traffickers and for repeat offenders while stressing treatment and rehabilitation for addicts. The study, led by Secretary Humphrey, proposes stronger maximum sentences for commercial traffickers and notes juvenile addiction is smaller than feared. It will go to Congress, with Eisenhower sending copies to Governor Langone and others.
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Guri Lie Elopes With William Zeckendorf Jr
Guri Lie daughter of Trygve Lie and William Zeckendorf Jr son of a New York real estate magnate wed in Winchester Virginia the couple’s civil ceremony pursued by local officials. Zeckendorf a Webb Knapp vice president and Lie a lecturer on life as a diplomat’s daughter. Court records show license issued. celebrant not confirmed. A separate UN report notes Haiti’s harsh juvenile jail option for misbehaving children under 15 up to five days and up to six months for older youths with parental consent rules.
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Greenwich. Conn
Guri Lie
Trygve Lie
The
United Nations
William Zeckendorf Jr
New York
Winchester
Zeckendorf Sr
Zeckendorf
Miss Lie
Marshall
Norman Cooper
Cooper
N.Y
Haiti
U.N. Secretariat
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Boy's Warning Saves Family in Sykesville Fire
A nine year old boy woke his father around 2 30 a m Saturday sparing the Lawson Forsyth residence near Sykesville from total loss The fire damaged the broom frame house valued at $1500 and saved by Sykesville Lisbon and Mt Airy fire crews The boy’s warning likely saved his parents and brother and Lt Col Lannon led a seven minute response praised for quick action The Forsyth home at the end of Forsyth road near Md 97 had recent redecorating and the rear was badly damaged A separate fire near Berrett destroyed a five room house owned by Walker and Annie Fonas with Jones as builder No insurance and a duck on eggs perished in the flames
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William Henry Forsyth
Fred McCracklie
Leroy F. Lawson
USAF
Lisbon
Mt. Airy
Jeffrey
Lannon
Forsyth Road
MD. 97
Judge Forsyth
Senate Rejects Eden Dulles Briefing Offer
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee declined Secretary of State Dulles's offer to have two aides brief the panel on Eden talks. Chairman George said the committee may summon Dulles for questioning and will decide next Tuesday when to hear him. The panel noted background discussions between Dulles and President Eisenhower with British Prime Minister Eden.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Anthony Eden
George 'D-Ga
Eisenhower
George
Douglas MacArthur I
Livingston T. Amara Mma
MSL Selle OU
Mahoney Secures 13th County Backing in Maryland Senate Drive
George P Mahoney gains Washington County endorsement boosting his Democratic nomination bid for the U.S. Senate. The vote includes county leaders and central committee members, with other signers from the Maryland Democratic ranks and local officials praising his candidacy.
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George P Mahoney
L. S Senate
Mahoney
Washington County
State Central Committee
Senate
C. William Hetzer
Williamsport
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Earl S Reed
Brewer L. Stouffer
E. Eugene Geary
Central Committee
W. Lee Elgin
Chester F. Delphey
George Fockler
Edward L. Rowland
Richard Sweeney
Hagerstown
Lem E. Kirk
Hancock
Maurice D. Miller
Walter W Teach
Democratic Clubs
Bipartisan Talks Open Window on Policy Negotiations
Senator Murphies of Mann notes room for improvement by Secretary Dulles in policy talks. He cites late Senator Vandenberg’s bipartisanship definition, saying opposition members want a say in both takeoffs and crash landings of policy.
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Humphrey
Nixon Traitor remark stirs Truman and GOP cry
Former President Truman said the Republican party was hurt by Nixon calling him a traitor in a speech and amid questions, he defended bipartisan foreign policy. He declined further comment and planned a quiet day with his daughter before returning home. Separate report notes two Taneytown filling stations were entered with little missing as investigators pursue leads.
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Harry Truman
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Truman
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GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Sinon
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Frankin D. Roosevelt
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Taneytown
George M. Harman
Delauter
Robert L Koontz
Samuel Ro Dorsey
Canadian officer dies in jeep accident in Korea
Senior Canadian officer Col. William Slack, commander of the 3rd Canadian Field Ambulance Royal Canadian Medical Corps, was killed in a jeep crash north of Seoul yesterday, the last Canadian unit remaining in Korea.
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William Slack
Korea
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Slack
Canadian Field Ambulance
Royal Canadian Medical Corps
West German Drive Aims to Counter Communist Trade in Asia
A German industrial delegation led by Krupp travels to India and Nehru seeks talks on expanding Western counteraction to Communist influence in Asia. Key figures include Economy Minister Ludwig Erhard and Prof Kurt Yack with a 20-assistant staff. The mission follows rising Eastern competition as Russia and Czechoslovakia boost trade with India.
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Rua Pr
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Ludwig Erhard
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Lidia
Sumgehen
Czechoslovakia
Krupp
Rourkela
Jawaharlal Nehru
Burma
East-biaountries
Premier 1 Nuis
Indonesia
Soekarno
Japan
Tanzan Ishibashi
Free Arthritis Book Offer From The Ball Clinic
Public service notice offers a 44 page illustrated book on arthritis and rheumatism mailed free to readers who write. The book explains causes and neglect, describes a drugless treatment proven in thousands of cases, and carries no cost or obligation. Send for the free book to The Ball Clinic Dept. 3505 Excelsior Springs, Mo.
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Daniel
Ball Clinic
Dept
Excelsior Springs
Baltimoreans raid toward city farms at junk sales
In Frederick on a February day in 1954 farmers from Carroll County and nearby areas report junk sales as a common complaint. The scene involves buyers like H. Doud and Frank Badger seeking usable items amid scattered lots and junk yards near the city.
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