Macmillan urges cautious talks with USSR to ease tensions
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan warned Western nations to pursue dialogue with the Soviet Union without excessive suspicion that could derail progress. He urged a balanced approach as talks with President Eisenhower loom and said 1954 could mark a breakthrough year for East West agreements.
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Washington
Harold Maer
Soviet Union
Rah” Macmian
Senate
Weesles
Sec Egy
Bower
Senate Chamber
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Macmillan
Five Are Killed In Station Blast
An explosion at a gas station near a station in Auburn New York killed three firemen and two other workers. The blast shattered windows over a four block area and hurling cinderblocks into the street. Firemen said gasoline had been used to wash a grease rack prior to the explosion. Emergency crews recovered the bodies and evacuated nearby residents as investigators probed the cause.
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New York City
First Universalist Church
Walter Kenfels
R.J. Conner Oil Co
John Bell
Connor
Ida Yeapte
Mabel Bills
Auburn
N.Y
Washington
Creagerstown Anniversary and Lent Service Report
Mr and Mrs Byron Free marked their 46th wedding anniversary on March 21 at home in Creagerstown. Attendees included numerous Free family members and friends. A Lent service at St John's Church followed, led by Rev Richard Thompson, with a note about a later service at Lewistown Methodist Church on April 3.
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Glenna M. Leatherman
Creagerstown
Byron Free
Gordon Eyler
Janie
Morris Free
Bobby
Franklin Free
Ricky
Myertle Free
James Free
C. Edwin Free
Eddie
Biily
Ronnie
Josephine Gills
Johnny
Stevie
Joanne Smith
Alfred Scott
Gwendolyn Zimmerman
Mary Ramsburg
St. John’s Church
Richard Thompson
Lewistown Methodist Church
Madeline Harbaugh
Protest over Montgomery plate check method in DC area
AP reports a protest over police plate checks in Montgomery County. The District of Columbia division of the American Automobile Association told James S. McAuliffe the system caused traffic jams and complaints. The police ran checkpoints on major arteries into Washington and AAA urged a less disruptive method.
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Washington
Montgomery
District of Columbia
American Automobile Asso
James S. McAuliffe
Montgomery County
PAMA
Youth Advertises Shoeshine Business
Portland boy Keith L. Bennett, 12, signs a $2 contract with an ad agency to promote his shoeshine service. The agency team prepared a four color leaflet for distribution around town with payment in future shoeshines.
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Portland, Maine
Keith L. Bennett
Richard E. Oransky
Keith
Oransky
Re Cent
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