Betancourt Warns Cuba Interference in Venezuela
President Romulo Betancourt denounces Cuban and Soviet influence in Latin America, says Venezuela seeks long term loans from the United States and Europe to stabilize its economy, and stresses commitment to democracy and Inter-American norms. He criticizes past U.S. policy and calls for renewed Washington support.
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Young Frederick men in inaugural parade at Johns Hopkins
Two Frederick youths from Frederick High School, Charles E. Collins and Stephen S. Langley Jr., sophomores at Johns Hopkins University, will march with Pershing Rifles ROTC in the Inauguration Day parade representing the Panama Canal Zone. Both graduates of Frederick High School, they are listed in Company E-15. Langley majors in mechanical engineering and Collins is an electrical engineering student.
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Local Demonstrations Date Set For February 7 Meeting
In Reidt Jean Swomley Marianne Miller Mary Anne Hooper Tina Craddock Myra Smit Caroline Groskle led demonstrations. A second demonstration was by Mrs Garst. Old business covered Christmas project by Jean Swomley and Christmas supper by Carolina Grossnickle. Next meeting at Martha Dinterman s on February 7.
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Pianist Exposed As TV Performer on Candid Camera
London AP reports pianist Thomas Bird who performed on a silent Wigmore Hall recital was revealed as Gabor Cossor, a Cambridge antique dealer, filmed for the TV program Candid Camera. The audience was under 100 and the stunt aimed to provoke rehearsed reactions for peak weekend viewing.
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Toasts for Kennedy Mark Torpedo Boat Survivors Reunion
Fifteen survivors of Amagiri the Japanese torpedo boat that inspired PT109 toasted President elect J F Kennedy in Tokyo The veterans signed poetry cards and shared sake cups poured by their former skipper Kohei Hanami in a ceremonial greeting tied to Kennedy.
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Moving Day for Jackie Kennedy Begins Long Move to White House
Jackie Kennedy prepares for a three location move after Inauguration. Furniture and antiques head to the White House while others go to Georgetown and Middleburg estate. Packers will inventory cartons as moving crews and a specialist oversee the celebrity relocation.
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Castro Fights Cuban Rebels in Escambray Mountains
Reports say Fidel Castro’s forces launched a major offensive in south central Cuba’s Escambray range with heavy bombardment. Up to 15,000 troops surround rebels. hundreds of peasants evacuated to El Nicha plantation near Cienfuegos as rounds of shelling continue.
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Training Plane Crashes Near Camp Campbell Ky
An Air Force C-119 crashed and burned 12 miles north of Ft Campbell Kentucky Sunday night. Five crew members are believed killed as the transport went down in drizzle on approach at the base. The aircraft is used on training missions by the York Airborne division based at the Kentucky Tennessee border post.
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British press praise Eisenhower’s eight years in office
London newspapers reflect on President Eisenhower with optimism and caution. The Times and Express offer mixed judgments, praising his peacemaking effort and personal warmth while noting questions history may later raise about his presidency. The Times credits his wartime bonds with Britain and his close relationship with leaders including Khrushchev.
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Maryland state revenue climbs six percent in six months
Maryland collected 142.157 million dollars from main revenue sources in the first six months of the fiscal year, a 6 percent rise from the same period a year earlier. Comptroller Louis L Goldstein noted 28.218 million was returned to Baltimore.
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State Tax Figures Highlight July to December Receipts
The text notes that individual income tax led revenue for the period, contributing over 35 million and about 33 percent of total. It cites stronger quarterly withholdings and taxpayer declarations. Counties received shares of the total, with gasoline tax noted as a significant portion. Several state-held meetings are mentioned, with only three having occurred the previous year.
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Fire damages shopping center in Baltimore area
Fire caused about 200000 dollars in damage at the Charing Cross Shopping Center on Baltimore National Pike. The Sun Bar Drug Store started the blaze, spreading to other stores as firefighters fought for about three hours to control it and prevent further damage.
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Roads Slow Ike's Return to White House
President Eisenhower returned to the White House by car from Camp David amid hazardous roads and heavy snow that halted a helicopter return. The night trip followed a weekend at Camp David and weather delays. The same day he accepted the resignation of Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson, praising him as a stalwart and invaluable to the nation.
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Sailor Fatally Burned Aboard West German Freighter Heten Wehr
A sailor died in a fire in the boiler room of the 350 ton West German freighter Heten Wehr in Bordeaux France. The Helga Wehr from Hamburg arrived with a cargo of wet timber. Fire started at 5 am. crewman overcome by smoke. Poncha Spring reaches 168 degrees at Salida Colorado.
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