Uncertainty grows as Khrushchev tinges business outlook
The AP reports rising overseas competition and trade tensions add to American business uncertainty ahead of the Paris summit. Imports rose 5 percent in March, exports slightly exceeded imports, and gold outflows persist. U.S. manufacturers fear lower foreign labor costs and persistent trade barriers, with talks to continue in Paris as Berlin tensions loom.
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Auto Damage Suit Dismissed At Frede rick County Court
Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer dismissed a damage suit after the plaintiff failed to prove negligence caused a collision at a main intersection. Mrs. Georgia L Sherier sued taxi driver William Heffner over a June 23 1958 crash at US 40 and 40A. Heffner claimed a gas truck blocked the path. A witness testified at the intersection. The case was dismissed for lack of proof of fault.
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F. W. Country Club
Georgia L. Sherier
Silver Spring
William Heffner
Sherier
Thomas Glass
Heffner
U.S. 4-A
Robert
Clapp Jr
John Nelson’ Bowers
G. H. Smith
L. F. Glenn
Walker on Carrier Med Fleet
Harvey E. Walker, electrician's mate fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Welker of Fort De trick, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Forrestal operating with the U S Fleet in the Mediterranean.
Rockville Dog Containment Device Sparks Local Debate
Rockville officials deploy a wire live trap to curb dogs running at large under the city dog control law. The cage captures violators on private property at homeowners’ request and acts as a deterrent while sparing pets from harm. Five dollar fines plus daily boarding fees apply for each dog impounded.
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Fide
Perkins
Per_kins
Dickerson Social News Highlights Birthdays and Visits
Mrs. Margaret E. Dickerson Poole celebrated her birthday on April 27. Several Fredericks residents visited at Preston Mossburg’s home including Robert Sanbower and family and Raymond Sanbower with Jack Fills from Bethesda. Mrs. E. K. Ruble had a May 1 birthday. W. K. Matthews returned from ten days as a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The Dickerson W.S.C. 8 Society hosted a Stanley party at the church. Mrs. Harry Stottlemyer marks a birthday today. Mrs. Carrie Trittappe of New Market visited sister Mrs. Arthur Stull. Margaret Lawson is able to be out again after illness. Clarence Grimes and son Tommy of New Windsor visited the Stulls.
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Margaret E. Stall
Dickerson
William Poole
Preston Mossburg
Robert Sanbower
Garry
Stephen
Karen
Raymond Sanbower
Frederick
Jack Fills
Bethesda
Larry King
Martimsburg
E. K. Ruble
W. K. Matthews
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence Grimes
Tommy
New Windsor
Arthur Stull
18000 Negroes Held Cape Town
An Associated Press report describes about 18 000 Black residents confined in Cape Town amid labor and political tensions in South Africa. The piece notes enforcement actions and living conditions during the period.
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Cape Town
South AfRica
Mau Mau Oath Paid By Some Kikuyu Tribesmen
Defense Minister A C Swan says some Kikuyu tribesmen pay about 1.40 dollars to take the Mau Mau oath. Those administering the oaths are not members of the outlawed group.
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Kenya
Defense
A. ¢. Swan
Brazil Congress Faces Power Struggle Over Wealth Talks
In Rio de Janeiro AP reports tensions rise as Brazil's Congress debates quick wealth-raising measures. The scene centers on political maneuvering and mounting calls for fiscal reforms amid economic pressures.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Floods in Hong Kong leave 4 dead and 2,000 homeless
AAP report says flash floods across 14 rural villages in Hong Kong Friday left more than 2,000 people homeless, with four dead and at least 13 missing as the season's first heavy rains hit. Local authorities mobilize rescue teams and set up shelters.
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Hong Kong
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