Ike Says Goodbye With Prayer
President Eisenhower delivered a farewell address from the White House noting efforts for peace and prosperity while warning that crises will persist. He urged vigilance against military industrial power and warned about the risks of a technological elite shaping policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Esenhower
Iis
America
You
U.S
Fischer
Tao
Koran Bedie
Vne
Japanese Girl Thanks Ike After Polio Aid
Koichiro Asakai brings Shigeko Kodera age 17 to thank President Eisenhower for American aid during a polio outbreak on Hokkaido. The report notes Diefenbaker signing a Columbia River treaty and Eisenhower sending a defense report to Congress.
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Japan
Koichiro Asakai
Shigeko Kodera
Eisenhower
Hokkaido
Canada
John G Dieferbaker
Columbia River
Diefenbaker
Congress
Harvey L. Jones
Tacoma
Wash
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Virginia Resident Gets Liquor Back
In Silver Spring Maryland a Virginia man was found not guilty of transporting liquor without Maryland tax stamps. Herman Paige of Alexandria testified the 43 fifths were for a birthday party in Georgetown Washington and not for Maryland consumption. The judge ordered return of the liquor and $75.
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Silver Spring
Virginia
Washington
Montgomery County
Maryland
Herman Paige
Alexandra
Einhard Christensen
Peoples Court
Georgetown
Paige
Lerrand
El Salvador recalls ambassador to Cuba for consultations
The Foreign Office urgently summons home its ambassador to Cuba, Dr. Rafael Eguizabal, for consultations. No reason was given for the recall.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Foreign Office
Cuba
Rafael Eguizabal
Khrushchev and Olympio to Exchange State Visits
Soviet Tass reports Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Togolese Premier Sylvanus Olympio will exchange state visits. The announcement highlights growing ties between the Soviet Union and the African republic during the Cold War era.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Sylvanus Olympio
African Republic of
Togo
Tass
Kiwanis Club Hears Members in Frederick Discussion
The Kiwanis Club of Frederick met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to review local objectives and programs. Former presidents Par sons Neuman J Vernon Coblentz and Richard R. Kline spoke on club history, funding efforts like fashion shows, and the 1960 61 theme Build Responsible Citizenship as President George B Delaplaine Jr noted member tenure and ongoing fellowship.
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Charles K. Taylor
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Parsons Neuman
J Vernon Coblentz
Richard R. Kline
Rex
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Kiwanis Education Committee
Keranis International
Citizensh
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Kiwanis
Old Point Comfort
Newman
A Delaplaine
William T
Club discussion on classifications and youth recruitment
Dela Plaine presidency noted as members debated motto emphasis and broader classifications. Coblentz urged widening categories, Kline praised youth outreach and reports, Scotty warned against overloading, and members highlighted participation as key. Birthday song for Joseph Urner closed the meeting. Sperry Storm accompanied on piano.
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Dela Plaine
George B
Coblentz
William Wallace
Scotty
Boy Scouts
Robert L . Smith
Trunk
Joseph W. Urner
Sperry Storm
Woman Sets Record In Bank Theft
A $2 million embezzlement at Sheldon National Bank led to its closure and the arrest of Burnice Iverson Geiger 38 assistant cashier and board member. Her father was the bank president. A federal audit Tuesday night uncovered the shortages and government prosecutors filed charges in Sioux City.
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Sheldon
Iowa
Sheldon National Bank
Burnice Iverson Geiger
Federal
U.S. Dist. Atty
F. E. van. Aistine
Sioux City
Embezzler Mrs Geiger Tied to Large Bank Shortage
Mrs Geiger admitted embezzling 126 459 in one of the nation's largest bank losses. Assistant U S attorney Crary said method and spending remain undetermined after a long period of concealment. Grand jury convenes January 30 at Sioux City. bond set at 10 000.
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Sioux City
Geiger
Woodbury County
Canned heat deaths claim two women in Baltimore
Two Black women died Tuesday in a rundown Baltimore apartment littered with empty wine bottles and canned heat containers. Police said the victims had been drinking canned heat. the apartment lacked windows and lights, relying on kerosene lamps. One victim was identified as Mary Forks, 40, while the other, about 38, remained unnamed.
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Baltimore
Mary Forks
Misused Greek Fire Kept Constantinople Naval Power
Historical note explains that Greek fire, a petroleum based incendiary, was deployed by Constantinople to dominate Mediterranean naval warfare for centuries. The volatile mix of chemicals aided sieges and sea battles, sustaining Byzantine maritime strength through eras.
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Constantinople
Mediterranean
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