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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1958

Page

13

Sarah Churchill Admits Guilt Fined

Malibu court records show actress Sarah Churchill pled guilty to being drunk in public. She apologized for causing inconvenience, stated she was ill rather than drunk, and faced a fine of 50 dollars or 10 days in jail, which her attorney said would be paid.

Malibu Calif Sarah Churchill Britain Sir Winson Churchill Miss Churchill Charles H. Woodmansee Churchill Allan Lund

Baltimore and Ohio to End New York Passenger Service

Hearings in Baltimore on the B and O Railroad plan to abandon the Baltimore New York passenger run. Officials project a five million dollar annual loss and a decision by the Public Service Commission will take at least a month. Local officials urge some continued Maryland service and note transportation impacts on industry attraction.

Baltimore Maryvind Baltimore and Ohio Railroad New York Public Service Commission Stanford Hall J. W. Phipps Jr Francis X. Gallagher Gallagher Maryland Paints Joseph Tydings Harford County Aberdeen Ally B. M. Savage Sylvania Watford County Planning and Zoning Commission Ball Starford

Hoover Among Those To Receive Award

President Eisenhower designated J Edgar Hoover and three other federal employes as the first recipients of the Press-Call Two Witnesses Award for meritorious civilian service. The four medalists include Henderson and Hendricks from government, Jones from the Budget Bureau, and McLean for the Navy Sidewinder missile project. The awards, authorized by Congress in 1954, celebrate service contributing to national strength and policy execution.

Washington Eisenhower FBT J. Edgar Hoover Dent Iveil White House Loy Wimoney Henderson Sicr Congress Ling B Hendricks Evonouile Agriculture Department Roger Stohl W. Jones Peng/Budget Bureau Legislative Retersylvania Railroad Naval Ordnance Test Station Thina Lake Calif Off Labor Mitchell Hoover Bim Budget Bue Jreau Jones McLean Navy

Tunisian President Refuses Talks With French Envoys

Tunisian President Bourguiba refused to meet a special French military envoy and would not receive a diplomatic envoy without the regular French ambassador. Paris sent two envoys with a demand for the release of four French soldiers allegedly captured by Algerian rebels. France alleges rebels took shelter in Tunisian border valley near a clash that left 14 Frenchmen dead. Tunisia denies captives and protests. The dispute strains France Tunisia relations on the eve of Tunisia's independence anniversary.

Tunis Tunisia Dan Wabi Bourguiba France Paris Felix Gaillard Tunisla de French Tuni

Foreign policy review panel formed in Washington

Washington January 16 Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair Green announced a four member subcommittee to plan a full committee review of administration foreign policy. Senator Fulbright named as chairman will work with Sparkman Wiley and J Alexander Sin to develop inquiry plans amid Democratic push for policy scrutiny. In Paris discussions on missing French soldiers continued with Ambassador Masmoudi stating they are not in Tunisia. In Maryland a welder aged 27 died after a Saturday stabbing. suspect William Spittler, 20, arrested at the scene faces assault charges.

Washington Baltimore Edeward Seleshee Mercy Hospital William T. Spittler Selesbee

Calvert County Backing D Alesandro Shapes Senate Bid

Calvert County Democratic officials endorsed Mayor Thomas D Alesandro in his Maryland Senate nomination bid. Reports say Orphans Court Judge Nellie Marshall may withdraw from the Democratic primary to run as an independent, a move that could ease the crowded race and revive her past strong showings in Baltimore politics.

Baltimore Thomas D'Allesandro Calvert County D'Alesandro

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