Tunisian Delegation Make Calls On Nixon
Tunisian Vice President Nixon meets delegations from the Chamber of Commerce unions farmers and students at the U S Embassy to discuss Tunisia economic needs. A crowd cheered as plans for a by pass and traffic changes around Fort Detrick are outlined along with federal funds expected for Fourth Street improvements.
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Tunis
Nixon
Tunisia
U. S
Tumisian Chamber of Commerce
Habib Bourguiba
Fort Detrick
State Roads Commission
Seventh Street
Detrick
Fourth Street Pike
Montevue
Fourth Street
Baughman’s Lane
Military Road
West Seventh Street
John A. Derr
Charles V. Main|t
N. W. Etzler Company
Red Cross fund drive lags with $2700 of $19000 goal
J Malcom McCardell reports the Red Cross campaign is behind. only 2700 raised of a 19000 target. Braddock District collected 304 of 277, and many volunteers have yet to submit returns. City chairman Charles Woodman urges captains to hurry and complete canvassing to reach local needs by month end.
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Red Cross
J. Malcom McCardell
Braddock District
McCardell
South Market Street
Charles Woodman
Heavy Snow Hits Midwest Across Several States
A second major snowfall in less than a week blankets parts of Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and Michigan with up to a foot in some sections. Blizzards struck the same areas last Thursday and Friday while freezing rain sleet and snow affected Lower Michigan and much of Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mississippi River
Plains
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic Coast
Khrushchev Blames Policy Of Strength In US Tensions
Soviet leader Khrushchev criticizes the United States policy of strength as endangering world peace. He urges improved Soviet American relations to ease international tensions, stating the goal serves both nations. The letter was delivered to Grand Rapids editor Clapp by Soviet Ambassador Zareubin in Washington. Collision on Military road causes over 280 dollars in damage and a traffic offense charge. Alice M Lucia and Lilyan P Coulter involved. Coulter’s car damaged more.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Nikita Khrushchev
Charles L. Clapp
Herald
Khrushchev
Clapp
Washington
Georgi N. Zareubin
Military Road
Meade Avenue
Guy Himes
Alice M
Lucia
Lilyan P. Coulter
Knoxville
Coulter
Explosion at Ford Plant Injures 26 at Rouge facility
A blast at Ford Motor Co. Paint Rouge plant in Detroit injured 26 workers with burns cuts and broken bones. Six were listed as critically hurt as the blast sent glass and flames across the area near a conveyor painted frames. About 2,000 workers were in the building when the explosion occurred. The cause was not determined and the painting operation was shut down. Carmen Sarotte described workers leaping from the flames and burning clothes being ripped away.
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Detroit
Ford Motor
Three County Bills Passed By Maryland Legislature
The Frederick county delegation saw three bills reach enactment after passing the House and advancing in the State Senate. Provisions include minimum salaries for county roads engineers, boosted travel stipends for Board of Education members, and raising the State's Attorney’s salary. Also enacted were pond construction measures regulated by state geology agencies, and Saturday closings for clerk offices plus a modified county attorney salary arrangement. Governor McKeldin signed related measures affecting tax and bounty rules in Carroll County.
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Frederick County
State Senate
House of Delegates
County Board of Education
Ramsburg
Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources
McKeldin
Register of Wills
Bermuda Conference Set Between Eisenhower and Macmillan
Bermuda readies for talks as President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrive at the Midocean Club to renew the British-American partnership. Negotiations will occur behind a security barrier with limited golf access, while officials aim for improved understanding of differences and closer cooperation in NATO.
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Tuckerstown
Bermuda
Iour
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Midocean Club
Velvet Green
Ber- Arive
Macmillan
Washington
Harry
Phelps
France
Egypt
Churchill
Joseph Laniel
Guy Moliet
Dulles
United States
Asia
Africa
Red China
NATO
Burnable Material Dumping at Frederick Quarry Warned
City police warn residents not to dump burnable garbage at the High Land Street quarry behind the Fair Grounds. The site is for unburnable items only and dumping creates a mess. Police will try to stop weekend and caretaker-absent dumping as officials inspect county schools today for the building program. The House has passed a bill granting the Treasury flexible authority to raise savings bond rates from 3 to as much as 3.5 percent, with current plans to lift to 3.4 percent.
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Frederick City
Highland Street
Fair Grounds
Washington i
House
Treasury
The
Maryland State Fair names new officers after deaths
John H. Zink becomes president of the Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society, succeeding William F. Schlederberg who died. J Homer Remsberg is named treasurer to replace Zink, with Eli C. Wareheim and John Heimas elected to top and executive roles.
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Baltimore
John H. Zink
The
Heat and Power Corp
Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society
Timonium
Zink
William F. Schlederberg
Eli C. Wareheim
Commercial Credit Co
J. Homer Remsberg
John
Heimas
Richard N. Willis
Granville Hibbard
Strike On NYC Averted By NAME
The National Railway Mediation Board took jurisdiction in the dispute between the New York Central Railroad and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and will assign a mediator. A strike set for 6:30 a.m. tomorrow between Buffalo and Chicago was cancelled as notices were withdrawn. about 3,000 members would have been affected and up to 20,000 railroad workers involved. Grievances cited include discipline, improper token returns, and living conditions in cabooses amid contract friction.
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Cleveland
N ¥C
BRT
W. E. B. Chase
Brotherhood
Union
General Committee
New York Central Lines
Buffalo
Chase
NYC
Erie
Brewster testimony opens fourth week of Rackets hearings
West Coast Teamsters official Frank W. Brewster testifies about union funding for trips charged to the union and describes Mel Eisen as a promising organizer with prior trackside organizing experience. Kennedy notes potential relevance to a later probe of President Dave Beck.
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Washington
Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters
Kéday
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Brewster
Bobby Eisen
California
Strainer
Mel Eisen
Ant
Junion
Kennedy
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Five Year Oyster Moratorium In Dorcester County
In Annapolis Governor McKelder signed a bill by Sen Malikus declaring a five year moratorium on leasing state oyster areas to private planters in Dorcester County beginning June 1. It does not affect existing leases. The Senate also passed a log truck exemption measure for vehicles longer than 55 feet.
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Annapolis
Dorcester
McKelder
Malikus
D-Dorcester
Senate
Cecil County
Sen
Mason
Worchester
Mary-panes
Worchester County
Goldstein
D[garvert
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In New Market District
Deeds were recorded in iClerk s office for multiple property transfers. Harold R Williard sold to Aero Oil Company a filling station property near Thurmont for about 25000 dollars. John W Oyler sold two farms of 37 and 199 acres plus a roadway near Hoop Pole School for around 19500 dollars. Jada Development Corporation sold to Charles W Frye the residence at 905 Wilson Place for about 14000 dollars. Jada Construction Corporation sold 1609 West Seventh Street to Harold E Ksode Sr for around 120000 dollars. Louise F Bentz sold two residences on Trail 1 Avenue to Grace I Stup for about 10000 dollars. Stup then sold to Norman S Lease and others a property on Main Street for about 8500 dollars. Bids Open The State Roads Commission invites bids by April 2 noon for a four span steel beam bridge on Washington National Pike at Grosvenor s Lane, Montgomery County.
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iClerk
Harold R. Williard
Aero Oil Company
Thurmont
John W. Oyler
Frank Greyson Counselmann
Mt.Airy-New ‘London Road
Hoop Pole School
New Market Disiet
Jada Development Corporation
Charles W. Jfrye
Wilson Place
Jada Construction Corp
Oration
Harold’ Ie. Ksode
West Seventh Street
Louise F. Bentz
iGrace I. Stup
Trail 1 Avenue
State Roads Commission
Washington National Pike
Grosvenor’s Lane
Montgomery Country
Agreement To Lease Filed For Record In Maryland Center
A set of lease agreements involving Frederick Shopping Center Inc and Food Fair Stores of Maryland was filed for recording in the Circuit Court clerk’s office. The Food Fair lease runs at least 15 years with a minimum rent of 27000 dollars, possible increases under a gross sales plan, and a five year renewal option plus three five year options. Other center leases and a Sheil Oil Company memorandum at 1401 West Seventh Street were also recorded, with terms varying from 13 years plus options. Milk price trends show a March retail milk price of about 24.6 cents per quart in 25 cities, higher than a year ago, with producer prices rising less.
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Frederick
Sheil Oil Company
West Seventh Street
iThe
Washington
Agriculture Department
Slays Robber Who Killed His Trooper Friend
In Jeffersonville Indiana a fleeing bank robber killed State Police Sgt Marvin E Watts at a roadblock and then died in a duel with Watts friend Rev Robert Gingery minister of Trinity Methodist Church New Albany. The bank robbery at Sellersburg netted 1655 dollars prompting the pursuit. Watts and Gingery witnessed a confrontation as Hassett attempted to flee the car and was shot by the minister through the rear window. Watts died from a forehead wound and Hassett perished after shotgun fire.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Marvin E. Watts
William Hassett
Louisville
Robert Gingery
Trinity Methodist Church
New Albany
Watts
Sellersburg
Here
Gingery
Hassett
Walts
Jong
Waits
Walls
Washington
Business Bureau
John L. O'Brien
Akron
Ohio
Sen. Monroney
D- Nery
Thim
Marvin
Laws Permit Gouging of Car Buyers Says
A speaker cites alleged car finance gouging in 45 cities including practices like signing blank contracts and inflated down payments. He names 15 states and districts offering limited protections for buyers, urging tighter rules while noting seeable dealer and lender abuses.
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Unia+. ij
Rand Financial Institutions
O’brien
U.S
Better Business Bureaus
Slater
O'Brien
California
Colorado
Connectiut
Indiana
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
New Jersey
Newark
Nevada
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Utah
Wisconsin
Districts
Columbia
Woman Dies After Fire Attempt to Save Children
In Wilmington Delaware a mother Leona Eloise Graves 30? died in a house fire after entering the blaze to rescue children. Her husband Delbert 29 helped the other three children escape by a window while two were led out front. The body was found in the living room of the Hockessin home.
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Wilmington
Del
Leona Eloise Graves
Hockessin
Egypt Puts Suez Plans On The Line
Cairo reports show Egypt outlining methods for reopening the Suez Canal and enforcing its laws during transit. A U N salvage chief expects clearance by April, while Egypt seeks UN help to replace missing dredges and tugs amid Gaza Strip focus and troop redeployments along the Gaza Israeli frontier.
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Cairo
Sutill
Gaza
Egypt
Suez Canal
Leona
Graves
Nasser
Wentj
Israel
Suez Canal Authority
Raymond A. Wheeler
U.N
Mahmoud Yunes
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Strip
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James A. Sensenbaugh
Remsberg
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Reformed Congregation
Heidelberg
George H. Klinefelter
Northampton
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Middletown
Mr. Klinefelter
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Resurrection Evangelical and Reformed Church
Burkittsville
Klinefelter
Amos A. Holter
J. Vernon Cob- Jentz
Willard S. Holter
N. E. Kefauver Jr
C. William Locke
Christ Church
Edwin of
Alcorn
Trinity Evangelical and
Herermedver
N. C
Ae Teomesisert Kennedy
Beck
Helienople
Heidelberg College
Lancaster
Im Brewster
Mechanicsburg
Tampton
Eisen
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Better Business
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