American Indians Protest TV Portrayals And Warpath Call
A powwow at Fort Gibson Oklahoma brings together fifty chiefs and braves denouncing television depictions of Native Americans as savages. They urge nationwide action to defend the Red Man’s reputation amid ongoing concerns over Westerns and misrepresentation.
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Fort Gibson
Okla
Rele
Ztisenhower
Ingistrate
Emory Lester Kefauver
Kefauver
Milo
Ining
Richard Zimmerman
Et Street
Aard
Elis G. Carty
Nefauver
North Court Street
Albert Winestock
Baltimore
Frederick
Maryland
Hein
Kefauveri
Water Shortage Narrows Point of Rocks School
Water supply at Point of Rocks Elementary declines as well drilling reaches 350 feet with no water yet. Dr. James A Sensenbaugh notes no plan decided if water remains unfound. About 77 students rely on fountain water while springs fail and Adams town is crowded, delaying relocation.
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Point of Rocks
James A Sensenbaugh
Frederick Country Schools
Austin R- Reyser Inc
Penetraton
Sensendaugh
Keyser
Adamstown
Poi
of Rocks
Drawing To Be Held For Puppy Scamp
Boston tale reports Scamp a month old mixed color puppy received hundreds of inquiries after his photo appeared. A sweepstakes drawing will pick his new home next week to end the flood of adoption offers and letters.
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Boston
Iap
Scamp
Associated Press
Memorial Hospital
New Laundry To Serve Three County Institutions
Montevue County plans a new 20 by 20 foot laundry block at the Montevue Home to serve three institutions. The facility will include a commercial dryer and washer overhaul plus additional county owned machines for residents personal laundry. Expected to be ready within two weeks, easing weather related delays and centralizing laundering under Witham Gross.
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Robert Schell
Montevue
Mr. Schell
Witham Gross
Six Heifers Die In Farm Fire Near Walkersville
Fire destroyed a 20 by 40 foot shed housing six Holstein heifers on Ephraim Zimmerman farm rented by John E. Gilbert on the Woodsboro Walkersville road. One half hour delay in notifying fire companies led to heavy losses including 400 bales of hay and farming tools. The heifers valued at about 150 dollars each.
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Walkersville
Ephraim i Zimmerman
John E. Gilbert
Woodsboro
Gilbert
New Midway
Zimmerman
Carl Eyler
Gas House Pike
Fie
Eyler
Guvert
Dar
Church Named In Will Of Ausherman
The Church of the Brethren is named as final beneficiary in the will of Samuel Q. Ausherman who died December 16. The will dated August 31 1954 names Emmett R Bowlus and Holter as executors with Bowlus as trustee. Cash bequests total 22000 to Gertrude Arnold Ausherman 2350 to a nephew and 230 to Ruth Reichard and Ruth Bowlus. The widow receives life income from a trust and a home acre and other property until death or remarriage. Remaining estate goes to General Mission Board of the Church of the Brethren for general purposes.
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Church of the Brethren
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Ausherman
Orphans Court
Amos A. Holter
Dorothy E. Krexes
Emmett R
Bowlus
Holter
Pleasant View
Church of the Brethren, Lsehold of
British firms fire German workers amid anti-Semitic unrest
The Associated Press reports British companies dismissed German workers or canceled German goods in retaliation for anti-Semitic outbreaks in West Germany. Eisenhower urged to halt bigotry from spreading. German envoy Ritter noted small numbers and no Bonn protest. In West Berlin, two neo Nazi youth groups were outlawed with likely under 100 members.
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Associated Press
West Germany
Eisenhower
American Jewish Congress
New York
Joachim Ritter
Wes
London
Ritter
Bonn
Britain
Congress
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wired
West Berlin
National Youth of Germany
Federation of National Students
Icy rain chills county roads but little damage reported
A cold wet spell left roads slick with a glazed surface after rain that started Tuesday noon. State and county crews treated icy spots, but highways were not as dangerous as feared. no accidents were reported by State Police. Temperatures hovered near freezing with expectations of rising later.
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Ither
State Roads Commission
Braddock Mountain
Rex Scot Fk
Gamorrl
Nine States Report Mild Influenza Outbreaks
The Associated Press notes nine states report mild influenza outbreaks including four with Asian flu. Texas Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Michigan California Nevada Utah Hawaii are named with Seattle area caution. Officials say not as universal as prior outbreak and schools and courts face disruption though spread remains moderate.
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Associated Press
Arthur S. Flemming
Flemming
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
California
Nevada
Utah
Hawaii
Seattle
Los Angeles County
Hliness
Perrys County
Columbus
Joseph G. Milner
Notable Americans Advise Students On Building a Stronger Nation
U S figures from Eisenhower to James Stewart urge pupils at Ridge Ranch Public School to focus on education and civic awareness. Notables emphasize studying hard, reading news, informing oneself on current events, and practicing the Golden Rule, with guidance from Gov. Faubus and Sen. Fullbright among others.
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Paramus
S.J
Sminen
United States
Ridge Ranch
Washington
Hollywood
America
Dominick Lauricella
Eisenhower
Wernher von Braun
J. W. Fullnght
D-Ark
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Wilton B. Persons
James Stewart
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Eisenhower defends Pacific rocket tests amid critique
President Eisenhower said the planned Russian rocket tests in the central Pacific would be unusual for the United States to protest since Washington has conducted tests there and views them as lawful. He rejected partisan charges about defense and defended curtailing the B70 bomber program while welcoming new mediators. Meanwhile Indonesian rebels from Darul Islam killed 14, injured 12, and burned 13 houses and a tea factory in Sukamadju.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Central Pacific
United States
Harry S. Truman
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
High Seas
Igov
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Sarah McClendon
Texas
White House
Esenhower
Aswan
U.S
Esiot
Soviet Union
Hhis
Bexpt
World Bank
Nixon
James P. Mitchell
Mitchel
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukamadju
Darul Islam
French Finance Head Resigns from De Gaulle Government
Paris AP reports Finance Minister Pinay announced his withdrawal from the government after a clash with cabinet members over economic policy. The conservative architect of France's postwar recovery said he remains at the government's disposal and will continue to work on the economy.
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Paris
Fnance
Jaine Pinay
de Gaulle
France
Pinay
Une Elysee Palace
Apalachin Underworld Convention Delegates Sentenced
Nineteen delegates to the Apalachin underworld convention were sentenced to prison terms up to five years. One defendant was absent due to bad weather. Judge Irving R Kaufman praised the backgrounds as a tale of horrors and said sentences are for society's protection.
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New York
US Dist
Irving R. Keukman
Irving RB. Kaufman
Kaufan
Edgar Croswell
Joseph
Barbara Sr
Analachia
Kaufman
City Man Hurt In Crash Near Harpers Ferry
A Frederick city man, James Peter Dolan of Shermar Avenue, was hospitalized after a head on collision on U.S. 340 between Bolivar and Harpers Ferry. Dolan collided with Howard Martin of Shepherdstown, then struck William Manchey of Hampstead. Police cited Dolan for failing to keep to the right.
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Frederick City
Harpers Ferry
James Peter Dolen
Shermar Avenue
Charles Town
Dolan
Howard Martin
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Martin
William MM. Manchey
Hampstead
Ford
Manchey
Eisenhower brushes aside Truman call for advisers at Paris summit
President Eisenhower rejected former President Truman’s suggestion to bring Democratic advisers to the Paris Big Four summit. He said past practice varied and that the aim now is nonbinding guidance for further disarmament talks rather than a treaty. He voiced confidence in U S military strength and denied fear of Soviet missile power in negotiations with Khrushchev.
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Washington
API
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Paris
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Major Trading Powers Of West Meet
Paris AP report on a 20 nation conference where the United States proposes a new North Atlantic economic organization to coordinate aid and patch Western trade differences. Douglas Dillon envisages a 15 month interim group to begin work and a later broader organization. Strong concerns over dollars and cents may arise among Britain France and other powers.
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Paris
U.S
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
North Atlantic Economic Organization
Dijon
United States
Britain
France
Organization For European Econome Cooperation
OEEC
Canada
Five Day Weather Forecast for Western Maryland
The forecast calls for temperatures about four degrees above normal with partly cloudy and colder conditions Thursday. Rain is likely Friday and Saturday with a warmer weekend and colder Monday. Total precipitation near half an inch. Normal highs 38 to 44 and early lows mostly in the 20s to low 30s, around 18 in a few spots.
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Associated Press
Maryland
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