Indochina Peace Talks Loom as U S Sets Conditions
Washington notes no inside knowledge of Geneva Indochina talks and warns against unfavorable terms. Assistant Secretary Morton promises U S support for collective security and aid to allies defending Southeast Asia. Molotov Eden and Mendes France press for a July 20 settlement amid mounting political risk.
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Geneva
State Department
United States
Indochina
Southeast Asia
U.S
Asst
Thrustonb
Morton
Colgate University
Hamilton
N. Y
U. S
Britain
France
Europe
Middle East
Molotov
Eden
Mendes-France
Continent Defense Seen Improving in Check Point Exercise
Air Defense officials closed the mammoth 3500 plane Exercise Check Point at noon today and voiced optimism that the continent's defense is strengthening. Gen. Benjamin W. Chidlaw called the drill a success as a training mission with improved high altitude combat readiness and coordinated civilian support from volunteers and observers. The exercise simulated northern atomic bomber raids on population centers with jet interceptors, radar alarms, and Navy augmentation forces, including day and night engagements.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Defense Command
Benjamin W. Chidlaw
Check Point
U.S. Navy
J. Roger Fisher
Frederick County
Civil Defense
Conservation To Be Explained To Youth Encampment
In Bittinger Maryland an annual 4 H youth conservation encampment runs July 19 with six city youths joining 100 rural members from all 23 counties. Harry W Dengler directs the program as officials from Soil Conservation, Forests and Parks, Game and Inland Fish, Tidewater Fisheries and other groups lead tours of a 5000 acre preserve to teach water conservation erosion control land management pollution risks and forestry practices for watershed health and wildlife protection.
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Bittinger
Maryland
Garrett County
Harry W. Dengler
University of Maryland
Soil Conservation Committee
State Department of Forests and Parks, Game and Inland Fish Commission
Department of Tidewater Fisheries
Move To Halt Foreign Aid Move To Halt Foreign Aid
Washington July 11 A Senate Foreign Relations Committee study focused on a proposal to halt all aid to France and Italy after December 31 unless they join the European Defense Community A tentative amendment was readied for the foreign aid bill and referred to State Department officials for clarity while lawmakers consider roughly 3 1 billion in authorized spending The plan aims to cut aid by about 10 percent and refers the bill to the Armed Services Committee after review by the foreign relations group.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Italy
European Defense Community
H. Alexander Smith
U.S
State Department
Smith
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
United States
Belgium
West Germany
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Foreign Relations Committee
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Foreign Relations
State Won't Operate Emergency Hospital For Chronic Diseases
The Maryland State Board of Health appears unlikely to take over the county run Emergency Hospital to operate it as a chronic disease facility. County plans to shift obstetric care to Frederick Memorial Hospital and have the state manage chronic patients were rejected. Dr. A. A. Pearce indicated the board does not favor state operation, citing county responsibility for local chronic patients and inadequate state plans. The closure deadline was extended to November 30, and the county would pay 75 cents per patient day if admitted to state hospitals. Officials will discuss the county plan at the Board of Managers meeting.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Pearre
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Coun
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Pearce
Board of Managers
Shaw Comedy Pygmalion at Mountain Theater Cast
Mountain Theater's fourth show of the season features Carol Wheeler as Eliza Doolittle and Stuart Vaughan as Professor Higgins. Rehearsals are underway for a four night run starting Wednesday, with Wheeler praised by Harold Clurman as a top pro blogger.
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Henry Beerbohm Tree
Leslie Howard
Mountain Theater
Miss Wheeler
Harold Clurman
New York
Mr. Clurman
Shaw on Stage in Pygmalion and other works
Review notes Shaw's Pygmalion revival and previous Broadway appearances in The Millionairess The Confidential Clerk and The Strong Are Lonely Details of a sailor crime report from Lexington Park Md with three Patuxent Naval Air Base sailors held on bonds pending grand jury action for a string of robberies. Calvin Hageman faces five robberies and $2500 bond while James Murphy and Joseph Meelings are each held on $2000 bonds.
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Robert Speaker
Jerry Hall
Russell Bailey
Fred Buzzard
Lois Barden
Barbara Rogers
Frances Whiting
Janis Halliday
Doreen McNair
Leonardtown
Patuxent Naval Air Base
Lexington Park
Calvin Hageman
James Murphy
Joseph Meelings
Ayrshire Breeders' Association Elects Milton J Lloyd and Son
The National Secretary Chester C. Putney of Brandon Vermont announces the unanimous election of Milton J. Lloyd and Son of Westminster to membership in the Ayrshire Breeders' Association.
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Milton J. Lloyd and Son
Westminster
Breeders’ Association
Chester C. Putney
Brandon
Vermont
License Issued for Local Marriage Pair Bell and Warfield
A marriage license was issued at the local courthouse to Bernard W. Bell aged 32 and Marguerite W. Warfield aged 38, both residents of the city.
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Bernard W. Bell
Marguerite W. Warfield
Congress urged to act on anti-Communist program
President Eisenhower presses Congress to move anti-Communist legislation amid White House talks with Republican leaders. Sen. Ferguson says wiretap measures are key and a new internal security division heads attempts to control Communist activity. Only one bill clears Senate panel, limited by revisions.
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Hisenhower
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Ferguson
R-Mich
White House
Eisenhower
GOP
Justice Department
William F. Tompkins
Senate Judiciary Committee
Subversive Activities Control Board
Administration pushes anti-Red bills in Congress
The article outlines a wave of anti espionage and anti Communist measures moving through Congress. It notes House approval for death penalties in peacetime espionage, stricter penalties for fugitives, and wiretap evidence rules. It mentions executive demand for authority to authorize wiretaps and a plan to bar suspected Communists from defense plants in emergencies.
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House of Representatives
Brownell
Judiciary
Ferguson
Eisenhower
Tall Cedars Picnic at Brad Dock Heights Park
Frederick Forest 132, Tatt Cedars of Lebanon and families plan their annual picnic and supper at Brad dock Heights park on a Wednesday evening. Kirk D. Cramer chairs the arrangements for food. Frank R. Adams notes a large turnout. The event offers supper, games for all ages, prizes for winners, and park amusements open to members and guests.
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Frederick Forest
Tatt Cedars of
Lebanon
Braddock Heights Park
Kirk D. Cramer
Frank R. Adams
Grand Tall Cedar
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