Editorial attacks Iire Bonsal in Cuban crisis coverage
Cuban editorials attack U S Ambassador Bonsal over the Castro Franco Spain dispute. Revolucion calls for all trainers and scoffers to leave Cuba while criticizing Loendio and Eisenhower’s Madrid meeting. Bonsal leaves for Washington after a 20 minute embassy talk and vows no comment on Castro TV charges.
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Havana
Eisenhower
U.S
Philp W. Bonsal
Cuba
Bonsal
Resoludor
Juan Pablo Loendio
Fidel Castro
Spain
United
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Casto
United States
Loejendio
New York
Castro
Lorendio
Revolucion
Euclides Vesauez
Candela
Franco
Democratic
Loendio
Washington
Search for men believed under road near Birmingham
Work crews drilled beneath a highway near Birmingham in a 1956 disappearance case. Floyd Mann ordered probing until the car or proof of death is found or ruled out. Billy Dye, 19, Robert Dye, 23, and Dan Brasher, 38, vanished March 4 1956 after leaving Morris Alabama, with only $85 unpaid wages found.
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Montgomery
Ala
Floyd Mann
Birmingham
Mann
Enghwas Department
Billy Howard Dye
Robert Earl Dye
Dan Brasher
Tom Ward
Fairfield
Ward
Highway Department
Dye Brothers
Fultondale
Brasher
Morris
Bessie Brasher
Company B Receives Excellent Rating in IG Inspection
Frederick based Company B, reorganized from Medical Company of the 115th Infantry, earned an excellent rating in the recent IG inspection held last October. New enlistments include Joel C. Nimon of Brunswick and others, with promotions to staff sergeant for James MM Murphy and Austin L Hoffman. Enlistments open daily at the armory from 9 am to 5 pm and Thursday evenings 7:30 to 9:30 pm.
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Frederick
115Th Infantry Regiment
Joel C. Nimon
Brunswick
New Mexico
Brunswick High School
James W. Crawford
William J. Bradford
Mt. Airy
Roy R. Sanders
Rocky Ridge
Democrats Inch Toward Debt-Free Status At DNC Meeting
At a Democratic National Committee gathering in Washington, party officials boasted debt shrinking to 223000 from 750000 last year while debates over internal reforms and a potential presidential slate heated up. James Welch, 78, former Crowell Collier executive, died in Cape May Court House. A note on 1958 farm tuberculosis test results appeared amid the text.
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Washington
Democratic High Command
Democratic National Committee
Charman Paul Butler
Chicago
Jacob M. Arvey
National Committee
Arvey
Butler
Johanson
Sserston Park
Lsadon
Johnson
Texas
Colorado
Utah
Senate
Agin E Stevenson
Formain Tck
Harmiy Treman
James AW
Cape May Court House
James
Welch
Crowell Collier Poolshine Coa
New York
Sears Aca
PEST CONTROL CONFERENCE OPENS SIXTH ANNUAL SERIES
Dr L Q Weaver of Maryland University chairs the sixth annual agricultural pesticides conferences. The first session is February 16 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick, with Salisbury hosting February 17 at Eli's Home. The meetings gather extension staff chemical dealers and industry reps to discuss pesticide use. All interested urged to attend.
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Frederick
Salisbury
Eli
L.' 'Q. Weaver
University of Maryland
Weaver
Stalinists sway top Kremlin posts forcing Khrushchev protege out
U S specialists cite growing Stalinist sentiment led by Mikhail Suslov as the reason Nikita Khrushchev demoted Alexei Kirichenko from key party posts in Moscow and banished him to Rostov. Kirichenko, once touted as Khrushchev’s potential heir, faced conflict with hardline Stalinists amid international communist factionalism.
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Leon Dennen
NEA
New York
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexei Kirichenko
U. S
Kirichenko
Moscow
Rostov
Karushchev
Hhis
Party Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
Khrushchev
Stalin
Suslov
Red China
Mao Tse Tung
International Communist Movement
Khrushchevy
Kiricherko
Leniin
Kiri Thenko
West
Asia
Middle East
Europe
Mao
Maurice Thorez
Thorez
de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Khrychev
Party
Two Killed In Car Crash In North Carolina Scene
Reports describe a fatal one car crash blamed on excessive speed near Olney and Bartonsville in Montgomery County. Victims Remus Walker Jr. and Mary Jones were pronounced dead at the scene or en route to hospital. driver John Ray faces pending charges.
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Montgomery County
Olney
Lartonsville
Remus Walker Jr
Sandy Spring
Mary Jones
John Ray
Rubino
Sandy
Montgomery County General
Frank's Hospital
Glenmont
Montgomery County Police
Ray
George Fusco
Bomb Suspect's Wife Miscarriage Attributed to Harassment
The wife of Julian Frank, the insured lawyer who died in a January plane crash, was hospitalized for a miscarriage. Her attorney Carl J. Rubino said the miscarriage resulted from harassment and unfounded speculation surrounding the crash case.
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New York
Julian Frank
Carl J. Rubino
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New York Knickerbockers
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