Khrushchev Promises Good To All
Premier Khrushchev pledges world peace and a utopian Russia while boasting Soviet missile power. Secretary Dulles answers with skepticism about Soviet aims and cites a proposed high level East-West conference on Germany. Cadet Benchoff at Valley Forge Academy earns honor guard appointment amid debate on peace and armament.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Dulles
United States
Germany
John Krebs Benchoff
T. H. Krebs Benchoff
Hood College
Chambersburg
Anthony Wayne
Valley Forgentary Academy
Wayne, Pa
Benchoff
Motherwell Meets Wife And Lawyer In Vegas Conference
Washington attorney John Reges met with Lord Motherwell at the Khrushchev era jail conference in Las Vegas Nevada. They discussed tax cuts wages and consumer goods shaping a peace pattern amid East West tensions. Both parties attended and another session was planned for today as talks continued.
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Potsdam
Soviet Union
Reges
Larry
Berlin
Lord Motherwell
Khrushchev
Frederick County
Motherwell
Las Vegas
Nev
Josephine
Dulles Favors Conference While Rejecting Soviet Thaw Hopes
Secretary of State Dulles backs a spring foreign ministers conference on Germany and rejects ideas that the Soviet Union seeks a thaw. He says Mikoyan misread U.S. unity and notes talks with officials were concrete, unlike broader discussions with businessmen and union leaders. He warns against proposals that would aid cold war prosecutors.
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Dulles
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Russia
Mikoyam
Anas
Mikoyan
America
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Ae Reet
Dukes
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Pala Shadow Kl
Presbyterians Hold Congregational Meeting in Frederick
The United Presbyterian Church of Frederick held its annual meeting on January 2 moderated by Rev. M. Weaver. Elders elected to the session and boards for 1958 included N. McCain, W. Storm, T. Bailey, C. Nichols, C. Wilson, J. M. Culler Jr., L. Baldwin, and J. Cariish Smith. Installation and ordination were planned for January 25. About 130 attended. correction issued on Theodore C Kreh graduation notice.
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M. Weaver
George
Douglas
William M. Storm
Woods
Tan Nakeeh
Eben Kk McCain
William Wallace
Thomas F. Bailey
Charles FE. Nichols
Charles 4. Wilson
John M. Culler Jr
Lawrence B. Baldwin
J. Cariish Smith
William G. Roessler
Mannel Stautier
George R.smith
Lalas ‘Abernathy
Charles E. O'Brygn
Qumner
Theodore C Kreh
Memphis State University
Helen Haumcardner
Theodore
Kreh
MSU
Phi Delta Kappa
Nation Faces Slight Drop in Classroom Shortage
A report from the Office of Education notes a small reduction in the national classroom shortage amid rising enrollment across states. The Syracuse University project on hyperactive children reports enrollment near 1.843 million, with total public school enrollment at 33.906 million and teachers at about 1.3 million. Dr. William Cruickshank led the study, using Dec 1956 to Nov 1957 data, while education officials compare to 1957 capacities.
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Broome
Rockville
Washington
William Cruickshank
Ae. She
Office of Education
Teachte
Schoo
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