Frederick county schools consider student integration plan
A lay advisory committee led by Rev Charles F Yeunk urged broad area integration in Frederick county schools with selective realignment and options for students to transfer. They recommended possible full integration when facilities allow and transportation this fall, with participation by city and county representatives.
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Midwest Storms Leave Destruction Across States
A severe March storm system battered the Midwest with tornadoes and violent winds. Indiana Illinois and Missouri endured the worst damage as twisters struck Marion and several rural areas injuring dozens, with one death and extensive property losses.
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Marines Battalion to be Sent to the Mediterranean
The Defense Department announced a reinforced Marines battalion of about 1,800 will depart for the Mediterranean within days as part of a training program. The move follows a recommendation from the Joint Chiefs of Staff and replaces a unit withdrawn from the area last spring amid Middle East tensions.
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Avalanches Kill 22 in Three Norwegian Communities
Northern Norway sufers a deadly avalanche disaster with at least 22 dead. Skredmikt valley suffers 14 fatalities as homes crash into the sea near Sizer Tjord. Westeralen and Aenetjord report six more deaths amid scarce details. Japanese pilots arrive in Neptunes for Pacific sub patrols.
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Inherits 260000 From Man Who Left Her 38 Years Ago
In Riverhead New York a woman inherits 260000 from a man who vanished after their marriage 38 years ago. The case centers on Dorothy Compisi and Dorothy Campisi, with questions of divorce and widow shares. The will awards the widow 40 percent while Nelson’s sister and half siblings receive portions. Compisi reportedly gained nothing.
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Tractor-Trailer Accident in Fog Near Point of Rocks
A tractor-trailer failed to negotiate a left curve on US 15 near Point of Rocks in dense fog this morning at 4:15. The vehicle sustained damage but the driver Thomas Graham Joyner of Mocksville reported no injuries. Officer Mades cited fog as the cause. no charges were filed.
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Three Vehicle Collision Causes Eight Hundred Dollars Damage
A three vehicle crash at South Market and South streets caused over 800 dollars in damage today. Vehicles involved include a Bailey station wagon driven by Thomas Jennings Bailey, a Frock sedan driven by Ellis G. Frock, and a Carlisle coupe driven by Eugene C. Carlisle. No injuries were reported and charges were not filed.
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Thomas Jennings Bailey
Adamstown
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Faillips
Ellis G. Frock
Walkersville
Eugene C. Carlisle
East 14Th Street
Smith Street
Carlisle
Robert Charles Walter
Doubs
Robert O. Poole
Gulfport
Earl K. Rogers
Rockville
Walter
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Beier Lane
William Staley
Patrick
Edward William Poole
Braddock Heights
John Oscar Thompson
West Patrick Street
Poole
Thompson
George Laxman
East Sixth Street
Proposals To Disarm To Be Made This Month
United States officials say several new disarmament proposals will be presented to Russia and Western powers later this month. The move aligns with Eisenhower’s letter to Premier Bulganin urging control of the nuclear threat. Khrushchev held a private talk with U.S. Ambassador Bohlen as Moscow publicized the letter. The UN Disarmament subcommittee meets in London March 19, with discussions tied to open skies plans and earlier negations.
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Nikolai Bulganin
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Nikita S$. Khrushchev
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Bukanin
Defends Navy airfield site at Davidsonville near Annapolis
The Naval Academy defended its choice of about 4800 acres at Davidsonville for a proposed air facility with a 36 page defense meeting attended by about 1000 people. Rear Adm. Walter F. Boone presented the case while opponents cited proximity to Andrews Air Force Base and nearby airports. A separate note reports Maryland approving a boxing show license for promoter Jack Poutney and colleagues to stage fights, planning a New York bout in April.
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Davidsonville
Walter F. Boone
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Baltimore
Union Holds Out For More Likely Terms
Union negotiators pressed for tougher terms in the 143 day Westinghouse strike as government mediators proposed a five year contract with wage gains and benefits. Westinghouse accepted the plan citing fairness. the union demanded reinstatement of most fired workers and urged arbitration for remaining cases while mass layoffs and arbitration proposals stirred objection.
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Large Errors Caused Waste in Navy Fighter Program
House Appropriations subcommittee reports a half billion dollars wasted in a Navy fighter project tied to McDonnell Aircraft and Westinghouse. Hearing notes fatalities and procurement delays while engines and later models face obsolescence with no Navy comment.
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Wanted Men Helped Set Up Road Block
Deputy Sheriff Keith Averill rushed to Coopersville to block a suspected burglary escape route. He halted a car and enlisted the driver and passenger to assist a roadblock. Moments later Deputy Marvin Pratt stopped at the barricade and identified the pair manning the roadblock as the burglary suspects. A car search revealed the stolen loot.
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Coopersville
Tensions Rise as Middle East Crisis Deepens
In Israel Parliament advocates for preventive war clash with Ben-Gurion government amid rising regional tensions. Israel faces no-war stance yet warns of increased Arab-Israeli risk as Cairo hosts Arab leaders including Saud, Kuwaily, and Nasser to coordinate defense and Jordanian Legion deployment.
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United Nations Considers Emergency Session On Middle East
Western powers weigh calling the UN Security Council into emergency session to head off growing war threats in the Middle East. The U.S., Britain, and France have not decided. Dag Hammarskjold and Arab and Asian delegates hold talks as Soviet policy shifts and Arab nationalism intensify tensions. Israeli retaliation prompts UN resolutions.
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Ike Asserts Half Time Edge Over Democrats in Kansas City
Kansas City coverage notes Ike’s half time lead over Democrats praised as ready for a second term. The piece cites Hall’s comments on Ike’s health and readiness, with Butler challenging Republican stance and urging Democrats to retake office. The account reflects campaign tensions and party contrasts in protests and speeches.
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Fisenhower
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Eisenhower defers on Nixon running mate and term plans
President Eisenhower said he asked Vice President Nixon to chart his own course for a possible bid for another term. He declined to say if he would favor Nixon as running mate and emphasized he would not be cornered on hypotheticals. He added he would publicly withdraw if his health failed to meet duties. He defended Nixon and warned against any suggestion he swap out Nixon.
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