Speculate On Peace Gesture
Western diplomats speculated about a new Soviet peace gesture with Khrushchev as leader. The purge of Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich raised hopes for easier Moscow talks though no policy shift was expected.
08 Jul 1957
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1957
Page
1
Western diplomats speculated about a new Soviet peace gesture with Khrushchev as leader. The purge of Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich raised hopes for easier Moscow talks though no policy shift was expected.
Hollywood reports MGM will produce weekly half hour telefilms starting with The Thin Man series on home screens in fall. Nick and Nora Charles return with Phyllis Kirk and Peter Lawford starring, joined by a new Asta trio of wirehair terriers.
The original Asta trained by Henry East died eleven years ago. East prepared four replacements for the Thin Man films as the dog grew too old for the role. All four stand-ins have since joined Asta in doggy heaven.
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company ended the carnival Saturday night with a crowd second only to the Fourth. Despite incidents the committee hopes a net will cover a 56,000 indebtedness. Fireworks underperformed on the Fourth and a bullet shard injured a visitor near a shanty gallery. A frightened animal exhibit monkey was lured down by a banana after a day and night aloft. Edgar A. Zimmerman and Philip J. Beard led the carnival committee.
CHICAGO July 7 am Eastern and Great Lakes Greyhound companies plan a 5 percent fare rise in the northeastern United States effective August 1. Genet said notices have been filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission and state commissions. The increase will apply generally to states east of the Mississippi and north of Washington DC. other Greyhound divisions have not sought raises.
Area residents faced Magistrate Ernest F. Dukes in Westminster for traffic and conduct cases. Rowen Caudill of Woodsboro was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 25 dollars. Kathleen Cook of Mt Airy was fined 16 dollars for operating without a license, while George Cook of Mt Airy paid 15 dollars for permitting an unauthorized operator. Marshall Watkins of Mt Airy received 10 dollars and costs for an improper turn. Stanley Kipp of Frederick faced a following too closely charge, and James Pickett near Mt Airy was convicted of disorderly conduct with a suspended 30-day jail sentence. Collateral forfeitures included John Gorst of Frederick for exceeding 50 mph at 11.45, and George Cantwell of Mt Airy for exceeding 30 mph at 6.45.
Robert L. Gosnell and others faced traffic citations after surpassing speed limits with speeds noted at 30 plus and 55 mph thresholds. Citations list residents and non residents, with amounts 5.45 and 6.45, and officers H C Edwards Jr K W Mesmer timed the events.
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