Dulles Sees Some Hope For Arms Cut In Soviet Talks
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Soviet Union shows some willingness to reduce armaments and may yield to agreements if the Western side persists. He cautioned against expecting a summit with the Soviets soon and noted talks in Moscow have just begun under Ambassadorial canvases. Dulles cited Soviet moves toward science cooperation and a proposed Antarctic neutral zone as encouraging signs.
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Washington
Dulles
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Department
U.S
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Andrei Gromyko
Antarctic
Waives Hearing On University Charges
Elliott M. Elliott and two 17-year-olds from Takoma Park and Hyattsville face charges tied to a $18,000 agricultural shortage at the University of Maryland College Park. Elliott waived a preliminary hearing. the youths were held after being captured near a hotel along U.S. 40.
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Bel Air
Maryland
Elliott M. Elliott
Gene Horn
Takoma Park
Het
James Smullen
Hyattsville
U.S. 40
Baltimore-Harford County
Elliott
College Park
College of Agriculture
University Hospital Pharmacy
Baltimore
Hartford County
Breathersville
W. T. Hanley
Benson Barracks
Salisbury
Route 40
Baltimore-Harland County
Two Prisoners Recaptured After Escape Near Salisbury
Sheriff Jesse M. Pollitt of Wicomico County reported two youths, part of The Cats gang, escaped from his car near New Market while being taken to the reformatory. They were spotted hours later near Joppa and believed captured in Harford County as residents watched nervously.
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Salisbury
Reformatory
Jesse M. Pollitt
Wicomico County
Pollitt
Cats
New Market
Milton Barbon
Bowers Mills J
G.S
Joppa
Frederick Barracks
Barbara Weller
Boyers Mill Road
Miss Weller
Horner
Smuilen
Smullien
May employment improves as unemployment falls
The May 1969 labor report shows 64,061,000 employed, up 1,354,000 from April, and 4,904,000 unemployed, down 216,000. Long-term jobless eased slightly to 1,750,000. sectors like farming and construction contributed seasonal gains while factory layoffs slowed. Maryland DHIA board met at Ellicott City with Stansfield and Nicholson attending.
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Washington
Mitchell
Geneva
Switzerland
Commerce and Labor Departments
DHIA
Maryland
Dhia Board of Directors
Old Colonial Inn
Ellicott City
Robert E. Stansfield
George Nicholson
New Midway
Frederick County
Dhia State Board
McCone Named New Head of Atomic Energy Commission
President Eisenhower named John A. McCone to the Atomic Energy Commission to succeed Lewis L. Strauss, with the White House awaiting Senate action to decide if he will chair. McCone, a Los Angeles businessman and former Pentagon official, is a Republican and a longtime White House associate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John A. McCone
Los Angeles
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
McCane
Pentagon
Trusman
Secretary of Defense
Air Force
White House
AEC
Senate
William F. Knowland
McCone
MceCone
Knowland
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Anyother
Dulles
Burning Tree Country Club
Probation Ordered After Sentences In Local Case
Horner and Smullen were sentenced to not more than seven years in a local case. They were placed on probation with a portion awaiting trial.
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Horner
Smullen
Breathedsville
Car Crash On U S 15 Injures Norfolk Woman
A 68 year old Norfolk woman Mrs Taylor Bj Rogers was injured when her 1958 Ford left U S 15 near Evergreen Point and overturned at least twice. She was treated for head lacerations and abrasions then released. State Trooper Ira Carter investigated. Rogers charged with failing to drive right of center. Car was a total loss.
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Norfolk
S. 15
Evergreen Point
Taylor
Ira Carter
Rogers
Charles H. .Conley
Carter
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Charles de Gaulle
Algiers
Gene Austin Horner
James Walter Smullen
Earl W. Burdette
Frederick, Rie
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R.R. Rice
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MecCone
Russia
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Auto Radio
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Roy Grove
6Th & Market Sts
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Glade Village
Walkersville, MD
Ceresville
Walkersville
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East Second Street
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Japan
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the Peoples Church
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Washington Bible College
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East Patrick St
Friendship Homes
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