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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1958
Page
12
Heavy winter weather slows shopping and car showrooms from coast to coast, limiting demand while boosting unemployment in lumbering, fishing, and construction. Senator Carlson cites seven upturn drivers including steel and defense orders, GDP gains, and improved housing and consumer spending amid a broad economic shift.
Washington officials say Moscow’s reply to a U S memo is a propaganda bid not a serious bid for a summit. They point to the insistence on lower level talks and a drawn agenda as the real condition for any top level meeting. The State Department withheld comment pending full text. The National Security Council met briefly after President Eisenhower called it.
Baltimore area marriage licenses list Bartholomew J. Duerr and Kathleen P. Buckingham. Various divorces and property deeds involve Baltimore Frederick New Windsor and Frederick. several large real estate transfers and county finances appear. Insurance sales nationwide show a February decline with shifts in ordinary and group life. An international memorial call urges remembrance of Nazi camps as places of pilgrimage.
Cairo sources report Feisal presented Saud with demands and was granted full powers over internal, foreign, and financial affairs. U.N. sources indicate Feisal now controls the armed forces while Saud remains head of state, with reconciliation efforts hoped between Saudi Arabia and Egypt amid tensions over Nasser and oil influence.
Secretary of State Dulles faces two hours of questioning before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He defends foreign aid as essential to U.S. security, noting 67 percent of the budget funds military needs and warning that deep cuts could weaken the free world and domestic employment. He cites Yugoslavia Poland and India to argue independence from Moscow and stresses aid ties to allies and global stability.
Sir Winston Churchill, 83, shows signs of improvement following a pneumonia attack, though his recovery remains slower than hoped. Physicians keep close watch as Lord Moran travels from London for a fresh check. President Lincoln had proclaimed Thanksgiving as a seasonal religious festival in 1863.
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