Macmillan Urges Incremental Steps Toward World Peace
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan spoke at Johns Hopkins University urging gradual disarmament and ongoing Western alliance to ease East West tensions. He argued that progress may come step by step through controlled experiments in disarmament, building confidence and peace, while noting no immediate summit is likely. Eisenhower welcomed Macmillan as a free world leader and awarded honorary degrees during the event.
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Baltimore
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Johns Hopkins University
Eisenhower
Western World Alliance
United, States
Britain
de Pauw University
Stockcastle
Ind
Tigers Fire Jack Tighe As Detroit Manager
Detroit Tigers dismiss Jack Tighe as manager after finishing fourth last season and in last place this year. Bill Norman, 47, appointed to succeed him and will take over before tonight's game, having led the Charleston farm club in the Triple A circuit.
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Detroit
Jack Tighe
Detroit Tigers
Bill Norman
Tigers
Tighe
John McHale
Board of
I Directors
Boston
Detroit Tiger
Spring Lake
Michi Norman
Charleston
American Assn
Itonight
150 Policemen To Guard Menshikov
A security plan will place 150 policemen on duty for the visit of Soviet Ambassador Mihail A Menshikov and his wife to Baltimore. He will address the Bar Association of Baltimore City. Protesters have picketed since last Tuesday outside the bar association office and at the home of former U S senator George Radcliffe, who will introduce Menshikov.
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Baltimore
Mihail A. Menshikov
Menshikovv
Bar Agsn
Baltimore City
Francis Michel
Bar Association
U. S
George Radcliffe
Menshikoy
South Carolina Democrats Vote in Primary For Governor and House
Voters in Columbia and across South Carolina cast ballots in a Democratic primary for a gubernatorial hopeful and six U S House nominees. Officials expected about 300000 of 539000 registered Democrats to vote, with results seen as tantamount in the solidly Democratic state.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
U.S. House of Representatives
Brookville Road Safeway Destroyed in Chevy Chase Fire
Nine Montgomery County firefighters were overcome by smoke as four departments battled a Brookville Road Safeway fire. The blaze destroyed the store, with damage estimated over 50 thousand dollars. One bystander, Martha Florance of Silver Spring, also was treated for smoke exposure. Firefighters from Bethesda Chevy Chase Silver Spring and Kensington worked under two alarms, and several were treated at Suburban Hospital and returned to duty.
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Montgomery County
Safeway Store
Brookville Rd
Suburban Hospital
Martha Florance
Silver Spring
Bethesda
Kensington
Lou Doyle
Manslaughter By Auto Charged In Virginia West Death
Cumberland AP Andrew B Chupek 35 of Jenners Pa charged with manslaughter by auto in death of Piedmont West Virginia man Frank Junior Mayhew 34 after car left Maryland 135 near Westernport Md last May 147 Chupek living Westernport and working Piedmont with Junie Bennett 21 Piedmont injured bond of 500 posted by family. hearing date pending
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B. Chupek
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Letty
James S. Getty
Memorial Hospital
De Gaulle favors split French Parliament with strong Senate
Premier De Gaulle reportedly supports a two chamber parliament with a weakened National Assembly for continental France and a powerful Senate. He gained authority to draft a near new constitution and present it to voters, and discussed reform with the French Catholic Union for Christians. Levard noted he wants workers to have a larger voice in the legislature.
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France
Senate
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French Catholic Union For Christians
George Levard
Virginia Man Receives Six Months For Bogus Check
A Strasburg man was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction after a magistrate found him guilty of passing a 375 counterfeit check drawn on the Manutten Bank of Strasburg. The case tied to Robert Jenkins with claims of a prior record and extradition waived. The note mentions a second journalist item about mixed New York stock prices opening with slower turnover.
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House ‘of Correction
Edward J. Smith
Robert Jenkins
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Apology Issued For Church Amplification Mishap
Rev. William D B Mowen apologizes for an unintended broadcast from Nazarene Church after a film strip on the church history was shown. A soundtrack played over the neighborhood via the tower speaker, causing embarrassment to parishioners and neighbors. He pledges precautions and asks neighbors to alert an usher if a repeat occurs.
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Wiliam
Mowen
Mncttower
Nazarene Church
Gation
Mr. Mowen
Grasshoppers Threaten Colorado Wheat Harvest
Colorado faces a 110 million dollar bumper wheat crop risk from the worst grasshopper invasion in a decade. Nearly nine million acres across 16 counties are infested, with the outbreak spreading into Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Wyoming and Montana. If not controlled by mid June experts warn it may be too late to save the crops.
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Denver
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Montana
Paul W. Swisher
Maryland tourism boom eyed as summer nears
Maryland officials forecast a booming tourist season with Deep Creek Lake and Ocean City showing strong demand. Earle R. Poorbaugh cited 12 731 May information requests and 101 588 brochures mailed as evidence of rising traveler interest, aided by state ads while some areas face motel strain along U.S. 50.
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Department of Information
Maryland
Earle R. Poorbaugh
Poorbaugh
U. S. 50
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
Statehouse
Fr. McHenry
Baltimore
Star
Spangied Banner
Deep Creek Lake
Garrett County
Ocean City
Graduation Exercises At St Josephs High School Emmitsburg
Graduation activities filled St Josephs High School and Mother Seton School in Emmitsburg with processions, prayers, and diplomas. Noted speakers included Rev James T Twomey and Rev John J Trainor, with multiple awards honoring Topper, Gelwicks, Little, and others.
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Emmitsburg
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Glee Club
Elizabeth Ann Fowler
Father Twomey
Vincent G. Heary
Salve
Mater
John J. Trainor
C. MI
God OF Our Fathers
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Leo Adelsberger
Patricia la Rue Burke
Gerald Michael Haley
Veronica Ann Little
Mary Elizabbeth Sewell
Mary Phyllis Sicilia
Michael Anthony Topper
Donald Howard Tracey Jr
David Edward Wensebhof
James Andrew Brown
Jacqueline Kathleen Curran
Miriam B. Fitz
Mary Anne Gelwicks
David Paul Herring
Patrick David Hobbs
Ann Marie ‘Myers
Joyce Ellen Peters
John Philip Randolph
Barbara Ann Ringer
Martha Jane Sherwin
Patrricia Sprankle
Shirley Marie Stahley
Marie Katherine Kankasky
Michael Jerome Kelz
Richard Roy Little
Michael Topper
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Francis X. Elder
Emmitsburg Homemakers Club
Sons of American Revolution
Veronica Little
Emmitsburg Memorial Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Vincent J. Tomalski
St Anthony’s Church
Vicent G. Heary
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St. Joseph's Church
Tomalski
Anthony David Topper
Louis Rosensteel
Parent
Catherine Gertrude Alt‘hoff
Ann Elizabeth Baltzeil
Mary Elizabeth Barbe
Jean Darlene Fitz
Regina Irene Green
Rebecca Marie Haley
Jean Marie Herring
Holly Marie Jones
V. Wayne Joy
Thomas V. Kolb
Elizabeth Louise Little
Mary Regina Little
Mary
Frances, Marshall
Larry E. Messner
Doris Mane Michael
Pantela
Ann Miller
Edward J. Ridenour
Air Force to Try for Moon Probes This Year
Lt Gen S E Anderson says three lunar probe launches are planned with Thor missiles carrying payloads to the Moon in two and a half days. Weather mixes include a warm spell with 90s possible Wednesday and scattered showers later in the week.
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E. Anderson
Air Reshowers
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Democrats Meet Amid Peace and Unity at Maryland Convention
Baltimore Democrats gathered for the nominating convention as Tawes stressed harmony and victory. Mahoney pledged support for the entire ticket and urged unity, while the platform criticized the Eisenhower administration for recession and foreign policy failures and highlighted Democratic advances in racial relations.
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Baltimore
J. Millard
Tawes
Maryland
Intcheldin
Democratic Party
Thomas D'Alesandro
U. S. Senate
Louis L. Goldstein
Camp
Stroller
G. Perduin
Sybert
Mahoney
Senate
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Girl Sent To School For Juvenile Offense
A 15 year old girl was committed to Montrose School for Girls by Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer after a Juvenile Court hearing. She had previously wandered with three soldiers to Rochester and had a history of multiple foster placements and minor thefts. State Police traced her after she failed to return from school in May and located her in Rochester two days later.
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Rochester
Frederick
Montrose School For
Patrick M. Schnauffer
William C. Roderick
Demoechild
Roderick
Montggomery County
Eisenhower proposes Geneva talks with Khrushchev on nuclear test ban
President Eisenhower proposes starting technical talks in Geneva on how to police a possible future nuclear test ban. The letter notes Swiss approval, Western participation by UK France and others, with neutrals possible later. Prime Minister Macmillan was informed.
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Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
White House
Moscow
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Poland
United Kingdom
France
United States
Khrushychev
Soviet Union
India
Harold Macmillan
Maryland Political Reform Plan Aims at Oyster Industry And Tax Court
The draft outlines a push by Republican leaders for a new agency to revitalize Maryland's oyster industry, legislative reapportionment favoring Baltimore City and large counties, and the creation of a tax court to handle property assessment appeals. It also criticizes the Republican State Administration for inaction on exclusive jurisdiction subjects.
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