Loudoun County Dairyman Killed in Route 7 Crash
William T. Smith 77 longtime Loudoun County School Board head died Friday after a collision on icy Route 7 five miles west of Parcellville. Six people were injured including his wife Lillian Piggott Smith 49 who suffered facial and scalp wounds and is in serious condition at Loudoun County Hospital. Betty Piggott Smith a Radford College student was bruised and shocked. Other injured: Cary Harold Sites 24 his wife Claudine 24 and Paul Sites of Alexandria. Smith, of Meadowbrook Farm Lincoln, had chaired the school board for 30 years and was a member of the Loudoun Farm Bureau and American Guernsey Cattle Club. Surviving children include four daughters and nine grandchildren. wife is a Hamilton Elementary School teacher.
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Loudoun County
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Loudoun County Hospital
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Loudoun Hospital
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Paul Sites
Meadowbrook Farm
Lincoln
Loudoun Farm Bureau
American Guernsey Cattle Club
George School
Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Cornell University
Belair Md
Aire
Alec Rawless
Seattle
Wash Avon
Edward J. Smith
Pennsylvania State University
William Brown
GOP to convene 800 leaders for spring conference
Washington March 18 Republicans called a conference of about 800 party leaders for April 16 and 17 to map the nature and scope of presidential and congressional campaigns. National Chairman Leonard W. Hall said the meeting would set the stage for a strong GOP effort, with Eisenhower leaning on mass media while possibly making brief trips.
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Hall
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Nixon
Associated Press
Mahoney Chairman For Charles County Named
Walter W. Bowling of Newport Md named chairman of a two member committee directing George P. Mahoney's senatorial primary campaign in Charles County. The announcement followed Mahoney headquarters noting Baltimore Democratic leaders endorsed his candidacy. The Coggins O Malley group dominates Baltimore Std Legislative District, which has about 300 900 residents. D'Alesandro backs Millard E. Tydings. Also endorsed were State Sen. Thomas F. Dempsey and all four Democratic delegates.
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Coggins
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D'Alesandro
Millard E. Tydings
Thomas F. Dempsey
State Central Committee
Frederick County Democrats Switch Endorsement in Senate Race
Two Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee members switch support from George Mahoney to Milard Tydings, leaving a 3 to 2 Frederick tally for Tydings. Committee chairman Edwin F. Nikirk remains uncommitted. The letter, signed by Chew, Leatherman, and Louise Fraley, repudiates the Mahoney endorsement and backs Tydings citing better qualifications for the Senate. Tydings announces rapid ground gains after a late start in the contest.
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Democratic State Committee
George P. Mahoney
Millard
Vadings
Baltiimore
Chew
Leatherman
Louise E. Fraley
Trding
Democratic State Central
United States Senate
Central Committee
Tydings
Soviet Policy Reed by Translated 20th Congress Report
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson notes that the full text of the Soviet Communist Party's 20th Congress was translated into English and circulated to experts. Analysis suggests Khrushchev's leadership, the shift from Stalinist methods, and a new strategy of united front political action to undermine democracies without direct force.
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Greece
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Yugoslavia
Nehru
India
Xavier Star Dropped For Training Infraction
Xavier University announces suspension of center Dave Piontek for breaking curfew rules after a 54 80 first round win over St Louis in the NIT at Madison Square Garden. Piontek, averaging 20 points and 15 rebounds, faces immediate dismissal if violations recur, with ongoing studies at Xavier.
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Ned Walk
Piontek
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Georgia Tech
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Walk
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