U S Observers to Watch Soviet Voting
U S observers to monitor the Soviet Union elections amid broader diplomatic activity. Fire damage in several locations included a dairy building blaze near Hoffa faction facilities and a chimney fire at a residence. no major injuries reported.
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U.S
Washington
United and State Department Today
Citizens Companies
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ox Ia
U. S
Soviet Union
United States
Pam
William Schnauffer
West Church Street
Frederick
Walkersville
Unraveling Investments and Teamsters Probe
Private institute announces a three member observer team headed by Richard Scammon Cyril Black and Hedley Donovan will depart around March 1 return after March 16 elections to inspect investments linked to the State Department and Teamsters funds, amid Beck era concerns. The report notes Beck’s long term mortgages and liquid asset shortfall, with potential asset sales or borrowing at high rates. Also touches Maryland sales tax opposition and liquefied natural gas shipments to London.
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Richard Scammon
Governmental Affairs Institute
Cyril Edwin Black
Princeton University
Hedley Williams Donovan
Fortune Magazine
Supreme Soviet
Iparliament
Communist Party
State Department
James R. Holla
Beck
Teamsters
Execu Five
Union
N Tech
Hoffa
Schwartz Is Fired As Counsel In House Probe
Bernard Schwartz is dismissed as chief counsel to a House subcommittee investigating the Federal Communications Commission and other agencies. He claims his firing followed attempts to whitewash the inquiry into President Eisenhower's aide Sherman Adams and other high officials, after three hours of grilling and accusations. The vote to end his services stood 7 to 4, with the panel moving ahead behind closed doors.
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Wasitington
Bernard Schwartz
House
Toast Committee
Tisenlower
Sherman Adams
Aloa
Federal
Com‘Imunications Commission
Schwartz
New York University
Moulder
Monkler
Kingi Schwarte
Behwarle
Senate
Sen. Carroll
D-Cola
White House
Schwarts
Ieationer
Virginia Little Rock Bill Is Adopted
In Richmond on February 10 the House approved the Senate Little Rock bill amid secret talks on a repair formula for the Pupil Placement Act. Influential lawmakers, attorney general discussions, and possible new amendments signal the act’s defense against integration while aiming to keep public schools closed under court orders. The Senate voted 222 to 16.
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Richmond
House
Little Rock
Senate
Hunting and tax law cases dominate Fredericksburg page
The Fredericksburg section reports on multiple legal actions and regulatory topics. It notes charges related to hunting and fishing violations, outlines grand jury proceedings in Washington and Hagerstown areas, and covers local political moves including a Maryland State Senator seeking re election. The article includes production data and officials attendance at events, with various local names and places named.
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Frederieki
Anatieny
Wille Ateling
Holimd Ht
Corey
Chestertown Tarmer Stud Dairyman
Josh Linved
Wits
Texas As & Circuit
Meese
John G. Underwood
Hyederick
Carey
Federal Criminal Gilead School
Ty. M. Lawson
Rocal Congregation
Fred Grimm
Hagerstown
D. K. McLaughlin
Detroit
Gial Grey
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Synate Mack
Haar
Rose Glill
Vaion
All-Cio
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Lire
Defense Department
Cape Cina
Apl-Cio
Elaphure
Unraveling Investments
Miami Beach
Fla
Teamslers Union
Dave Beck
Faston
Ibaston
Simp Gas
New York
Atlantic
London
England
Nals
Constank Lienidethane Corp
Continental Ol Co
Chicago Stock' Tarde Ca
Ire Schwartz
Virginia Little Rock Bill
Israel
Nyasaland
East Africa
Alexander Panis
Leff
Edward Cobart
Watchlower Bible School
Gilead
South Lansing
Panis
Long-Wyatt
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Pewer
W. Y
Wew Insurance Company
Aiting Gante Liwg
Hambax
Newfoundland
Ullfax
Nova
Mitiny
Scotia
Grange
Linganore Grange
Halph Balgell
Geisbert
Monlevie
March of
Morgan
Millard Eifor
Carroll Harp
Rockville
Edward
Northcop
Montgomery
Chevy Chase
Bulova
Tribari
Hemsberg
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Lane Cedar Chest
Lane Cedar Chests
Cline
South Market St
Thone
Francis Scot
KEY Hotel
Roy B. Fur
S. Potomad
St. Hagerstown, Md
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Rambler
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Lawson Motor Sales
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North Market St
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