Nixon Warns Cold War Could Last 50 Years
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told about 1,200 at a Briish trade exhibition luncheon that the Cold War with Russia might not be resolved for 50 years possibly a generation or more and could be settled by war though he hoped not. Governor Nelson Rockefeller sat at the head table with Nixon and Prince Philip spoke on Anglo American reasons.
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Richard M. Nixon
Russia
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Walderd-Astoria
Colseum
Nelson A Rockefeller
Soviet Russia
Nixon
Airport Lease Extended By City
The city of Frederick extended its lease to United Flying Service for five more years at Frederick Municipal Airport. The 1954 lease was extended to 1964 with a total $20 580 payable monthly. An extra $4900 yearly starts after 10 new hangars and a shop are built. The lease requires notice for renewal a year before expiration and sets a maximum rental up to five percent of gross annual airport revenues in year nine. The city may not bind new airport contracts without renewal agreement within six months of the current lease end and the agreement is subject to civil aviation authorities approval.
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United Flying Service, Incorporated
Ellis C. Wachter
United Flying Service
Thelma C. McNemar
Jessee
Ramport
Flying Service
Civil Aeronautics ‘Authority
Maryland State Aviation Commission
United States
Eisenhower Holds Fast To Planned Japan Visit
President Eisenhower will press on with his scheduled June trip to Japan despite a security scare involving James Hagerty in Tokyo. Officials say cancellation would damage American prestige in Asia and strain ties with Japan and the Kishi government. The State Department will not protest, and security is expected to improve with Emperor Hirohito accompanying the president.
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Eisenhower
Japan
James C. Hagerty
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Tokyo
White House
Anne Wheaton
Hagerity
U.S
United States
Congress
State Department
Emperor Hirohito
Hissenhower
US protests Castro regime over slanderous charges
Washington issued a new protest accusing Fidel Castro's government of an intense official campaign of slander against the United States. The note, circulated to all OAS members, questions a Cuban pamphlet and photographs tied to the La Coubre disaster, and hints at possible future action.
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United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Organization of American States
State Department
OAS
Castro
la Coubre
Havana
Department
Gnief
Fire damages shop in Maryland blaze origin blamed on overheated torsion
Photos by Delaine Hobbs cost of $5,000. Walls of the block building were cracked by the intense heat and all equipment inside the shop was lost. Delegates urged elimination of discrimination in public hotels and restaurants of Maryland.
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Tion
Maryland
Methodists Call for Abolition of Gambling in Maryland
Westminister Md AP Methodists at the Baltimore Annual Conference urged the Maryland General Assembly to abolish slot machines and bingo as part of 16 resolutions. They denounced legalized betting and pornography, commended Baltimore efforts to restrict beer in parks, and urged national disarmament, aid to underdeveloped nations, and renewed support for the United Nations.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Board of Christian Social Relations
Baltimore
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Methodist Church
Western Maryland College
J. Harold Grady
Memorial Stadium
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United States
National Council of Churches
Methodist Church General Conference
Israel appeals to Argentina on Eichmann return
Israel's Prime Minister Ben-Gurion urged Argentine President Frondizi to reconsider Argentina's demand for Eichmann's return. Argentina warned it would take the case to the United Nations if Eichmann is not returned this week. Eichmann, captured in Argentina, faces trial in Israel as a Nazi mass slayer. The Maryknoll Division of the American Cancer Society reports $937,549 raised in cash and pledges.
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Israel
Buenos Aires
Argentina
David Ben-Gurion
Arturo Frondizi
Adolf Eichmann
Argentinia
Eichmann
United Nations
Hitler
Baltimore
American Cancer Society
Julius Westheiner
Fire Guts Farm Shop On Sterling Roberts Property
A fire destroyed a farm shop on Sterling Roberts’ Buffalo Road property, about 2:15 PM Friday, causing over $5,000 in damage. Painters heating tar on a stove inadvertently started the blaze, discovered by Walter K. Hood and others on site.
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Buffalo Road
Mt. Airy
Buffalo Three Road
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Roberts
Walter K. Hood
Airy
Firemen Respond to Molten Metal Blaze at Plant
Firemen dispatched by ML Au battled a blaze at a shop where boosters Samgond aided and assistance from New Market and Lisbon was sought. The facility contained acetylene and oxygen tanks, power saws, chain saws, drills, tires and many wrenches. An electric welder melted into a mass of molten metal as a steel girder sagged.
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Ectmwent
ML Au
New Market
Lisbon
Samgond
Roof Buckling Amid Intense Heat Reveals Structural Strain
A block building shows its roof buckling under extreme heat, highlighting structural strain and potential safety concerns for occupants. The incident underscores the need for heat resistance in construction and possible inspections or repairs by authorities.
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