Mikoyan Sees Molotov Getting Higher Ambassador Post
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan spoke in Chicago about Vyacheslav Molotov potentially receiving a more responsible ambassadorial assignment, though not a policy-making role. He also denounced Lavrenty Beria as an adventurer and praised Molotov while asserting Moscow will not accept U.S. dictates in international affairs.
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Chicago
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Vu. M. Molotov
Midwest
Mikoyan
Molotov
Outer Mongolia
Law Club of Chicago
Lavrenty Beria
Civic Opera
Beria
Soviet Union
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
U.S.S.R
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Budget Bureau Accused of Leaks to Lobbyists
Rep. Clarence Cannon accuses the Budget Bureau of leaking 1960 budget details to lobbyists. He says departments receive information aimed at big spending and that school and farm funds may be cut next year. Cannon notes Congress already hears complaints from officials and lobbyists.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Budget Bureau
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Business Indicators Point Up in Early 1959
U S business indicators rise as President Eisenhower urges fiscal restraint amid a Democrat dominated Congress. Stock markets climb, auto production and December sales rise, and consumer spending remains strong. Treasury plans 21 year bonds at four percent, offset by potential higher rates.
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New York
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Iuo
Ben Oren Harris
D-Ark
Washington
Treasury
Scrambie
U.S
Chicago
Democrats To Push Through Own Legislative Plans
Democratic congressional leaders stated they would push through their own legislative program with limited regard to Eisenhower's recommendations. They criticized his State of the Union report as lacking bold solutions for urgent world problems while Republicans backed the President.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Wealthy Beggar Arrested After Panhandling Stunt
Patrick Creel, 54, allegedly panhandled in New York on a Friday arrest. Police found him wearing two jackets and two overcoats while carrying 5450 in cash in eight frayed bags wrapped with shoelaces. fifty dollars in silver. He was ordered confined at Bellevue Hospital for mental observation.
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New York
Patrick Creel
Creel
Bellevue
Frederick Police Report Shows Crime Rise In Year
The City Police Department annual activity report shows crime rising in many fault lines while motor vehicle violations and several petty offenses declined. Assault burglary destruction of property and intoxication cases all increased alongside a surge in juvenile complaints and bicycle thefts.
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Frederick City
Bormemde Bmanel
Hey
Forty eight jurors drawn for February Circuit Court term
Chief Judge Patrick M Schneuffer presided as 48 jurors were drawn for the February term of Circuit Court. The grand jury will convene opening day February 16, with the rest forming the petit jury. The full list includes George P. Schick, Jesse N. Stith, Dudley M. Page and many others from Middletown, Emmitsburg, Urbana, Thurmont, and surrounding towns.
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Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schneuf
Frederick
George P. Schick
Jesse N. Stith
Dudley M. Page
Henry L. Davis
Marguerite C. Crickenberger
Theodore P. Ambush
Fannie A. King
A. Elizabeth Frank
C. Edward Brachey
Hockeystown
Faretis
W. Ivan Harshman
Middletown
Frank G. Remsberg
Charles E. Shepley
Creagerstown
Graydon F
Arald L. Angell
Jackson
John R. Langdon
Joeph KR
Harp
Johnsville
Melvin J. Clabaugh
Jerby J. Eyler
Woodsville
Daisy M. Day
Thavies P. Buckman
Singapore
Paul E. Franklin
Lewistown
Charles C. T. Stull
Tuscarora
Eva J. Twenty
Burkittsville
Thomas D. Arn
Flurries and ice conditions reported in county areas
Snow flurries shadowed the mountains on Friday as cold air settled in. Skating resumed on Culler Lake with rough thick ice in part and smoother new ice elsewhere. Snow squalls touched Gambrill State Park High Knob but no ground cover. Temperatures hovered around 18 at High Knob and 19 at the state police barracks, with a forecast of a low near 10 and sunny, cold Sunday. No flu outbreak detected in Maryland after three weeks, reports Dr. Charlotte Silverman of the Health Department.
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Culler Lake
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
High
Baltimore
Maryland
Charlotte Silverman
Health Department
Division of
Veterinarians Gather at Cornell for Sistapanel Conference
Dr. Donald R. Lynch of Frederick attended the Sistapanel conference for veterinarians at the New York State Veterinary College Cornell University in Ithaca New York on January 6.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Donald R. Lynch
Frederick
New York State Veterinary College
Cornell
University, Theca
Cold Weather Grips the East with Freezing Temperatures
The eastern two thirds of the nation endures a cold snap under clear skies. Boston reports minus 13, with many Atlantic coastline points not rising above the 20s. A United Air flight from San Francisco carried passengers toward a Midwest stop as authorities investigate threats. President Eisenhower rests at Camp David after a California trip. plans to return to Washington Sunday.
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Associated Press
Plains
Rockies
Atlantic Seaboard
Dixie
Boston
United Air Peak
Midwest
Mikosan
Rusera
Aai
Neris
Wesudlaow
Sian
Premi¢R
Harry Gilpikes
United Air Lakes Region
Anes
Mikoyan
Chicago
United See
North Carolina
Thurmont
Eisenhower
West Coast
Catoctin Mountain
California
Washington
David
Fidel Castro criticizes US and supports Urrutia in Cuba
Castro accuses Washington of arming Batista and later welcomes Urrutia's provisional government. He notes arms shipments halted and praises US recognition of the new regime. He criticizes the directorate leader Faure Chaumont while signaling Castro's broad support and ongoing political maneuvering in Cuba.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Jastry
United States
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Washington
Batista
Manuel Urrutia
Urrutia
Faure Chaumont
Congress
Clumuiuh Ain Odi Paddey
Chaumont
Carlos Pino Socarras
No Request For Boost In Registration Fee
Baltimore report notes state highway funds will borrow from construction accounts for another year. Three lame duck roads commissioners urged raising the motor vehicle registration from $5 to $7, but no increase is requested before Tawes takes office. They expect $10 million needed for maintenance while revenue may fall short of $6 million. A $4 million deficit is noted and a $3.36 million borrowing was used last year with similar plan for next year.
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Baltimore
Kayaeloet
Tawes
Statewide Cold Weekend Forecast Keeps Teens in Windy Grip
The Weather Bureau notes a cold wave from Central Canada moving east into Maryland Delaware and keeping temperatures in the teens. Ice forms on Chesapeake Bay as Coast Guard rescues people from duck blinds and boats with gusty winds and small craft warnings expected.
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Associated Press
Vineland
Rockville
Chesapeake Bay
Coast
Integration order tightens Little Rock school desegregation
A Little Rock School Board was ordered by Judge John K. Moller to move forward with integration of the city’s closed high schools and report within 30 days on affirmative steps taken. The 1958 Miller order bars leasing facilities to private segregated groups and any acts delaying integration as mandated by the 8th U.S. Circuit Court. Gov. Faubus issued the Sept 12 closure affecting about 3,700 students and prompted private white schools to form, with backing from officials.
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Latte Rock
YES Dieniel
John KO Moller
Miller
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Gov. Orval &. Faubus
Little Rock
Horace Mann High
Sttuhun
Faubus
15 Cars Derailed in Stamford Connecticut Train Crash
A faulty freight derailment near Stamford blocked four tracks on the New Haven Railroad. The MAT Bullet passenger mail coach was destroyed. no injuries were reported. Firefighters battled flames for about two hours as four freight cars plunged into an underpass near the Connecticut Turnpike. Rail service was expected to be blocked for up to 26 hours.
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Stamford
Conn
New Haven
Connecticut Turnpike
Boston
New York
Worcester
Mass
Keith Young
Friendship Airport Decline Hits 1957 Air Traffic
Baltimore report notes Friendship International Airport faced a business airpocket in 1957 with passenger patronage and air express shipments down three percent. Commercial flights fell about nine percent, air freight dropped 36 percent, and landings and takeoffs of aircraft declined 15 percent.
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Baltimore
Friendship International Airport
Air Express
Airyreight
Bearded exile offered $25,000 for famous beard
Spy Keith Duckers in Salina overheard a store call where Castro said a Fairbanks man offered $25,000 for his beard. Castro rejected the proposal noting a communication mix up and a faulty long distance dial.
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News
Havana
Cuba
Fidel
Castro
Duckern
Fairbanks
Alaska
Essman Ig
Kdialing Sy
Soviets Seek German Peace Talks with Prague or Warsaw
The Soviet Union proposed a German peace conference in Prague or Warsaw within two months with representatives from the Western Big Three. Tass said the note replied to Western proposals for a Big Four meeting on Germany and Berlin. The West rejected talks with East Germany, arguing the regime lacks legitimacy. The Soviet draft urged a peace treaty with Germany and noted Berlin should be settled within a broader German problem framework.
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Soviet Union
Prague
Warssa
Berlin
Tass Sad Borston
United States
Britain
France
Waresaw
Tass
Germany
East Germany
Federal German Republic
Europe
Us.a
U.S
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