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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1956
Page
5
The piece traces Secretary Dulles and President Eisenhower weighing neutrality amid Congress concern. Nixon defends neutral rights, Nehru criticizes Western "neutralism," and Dulles clarifies that true neutrality involves concern for others and UN membership.
Mr and Mrs James R Kelly greet a son born Tuesday at Warner Hospital. Mr and Mrs Thomas Harbaugh also welcomed a son, their second. The column lists visitors and trips, including Nocturnal reunions and social events around Emmitsburg with names such as Mrs Valerie Overmann and the Harner and McGlaughlin families. Capehart housing news notes Army housing at six bases, including Fort Detrick Maryland.
US disarmament negotiator Harold Stassen, under Eisenhower’s sanction, says Washington is shaping new proposals to begin arms control deals with the Soviet Union. He urges Moscow to join Western allies as partners for peace in UN disarmament talks while noting the Soviet acceptance of Western ceilings is only a small step. Aerial inspection is deemed essential for any first stage. The US will also study Moscow’s Euratom style proposal for a European atomic energy group with several Western nations.
President Eisenhower nominated industrialist Paul G. Hoffman to the U S delegation to the United Nations General Assembly, despite a protest from Senator McCarthy. Other delegation appointments were sent to the Senate for confirmation amid weather causing postponements of Vice President Nixon’s travel and briefings. Two freight crashes and a Navy jet crash near Belington, West Virginia, killed the pilots.
Report describes a crash scene with Marilyn Monroe Miller and her playwright husband. Witnesses saw two persons in the crowd as a small plane or vehicle dropped from a Fury, with luggage scattered after the incident.
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