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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1960

Page

11

U.S. Rejects Soviet Spy Flight Charge in Note

The United States dismissed Moscow's claim that American spy flights over the Soviet Union were hostile. A State Department reply delivered in Moscow urged openness to international border inspection and noted continued use of flights unless the Soviets allow inspections. Other items include Eisenhower's Paris summit plans and criticisms by Senate leaders.

Washington United States Soviet Union State Department Moscow Department U. S U.S Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev Arch Moore Tr-Wva Con White House Moore Khrushchev Kremlin Paris Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Johnson Clair Engle Calif Senate Foreign Relations Committee Christian A. Herter Takk Moore Tass Ertt

Cuban Ambush Kills American Pilot Near Havana

Cuban soldiers and sailors ambushed and shot down an American pilot identified as Matthews Edward Duke Jr on a highway outside Havana. Cuban officials allege he was smuggling fugitives from Florida while U.S. authorities had warned against renting planes to him. Duke, a Palm Beach resident on a U.S. blacklist, died in the crash after the plane was hit.

Havana Fidel Castro United States Cuba Matthews Edward Duke Palm Beach Fla Florida Duke U.S. Border Patrol U.S Federal Aviation Agency Baton Rouge Texas Naval Mariel el Mosquito

Worn Rails Cause Train Derailment Near West End W Va

The Interstate Commerce Commission found worn rails on a wide curve caused a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train derailment near West End West Virginia on December 27. Eight people were injured when the 13 car train left the tracks. The ICC urged B and O to review wear limits and remove excessively worn rails from main tracks. The affected trackage has since been replaced.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Baltimore & Ohio Railroad West End W. Va ICC

National Park debate on Potomac provisions and support

National Historical Park support continues with Director Wirth urging no House amendment on river development provisions for the Potomac. Congress may act on river projects at any time, he states. A separate local column notes New Market Grange meeting May 11 with programs, talks on the Frederick Memorial Hospital fund, and a future Education topic.

National Historical Park Ee Potomac River Conrad L. Wirth National Park Service Congress NEW Market Grange Jack F. McGolenck Wiliiam Hill Hamsville Frederick Memorial Hospital Jefferson Doris Ifert Ifert Alma Lakin Eugene Gregory Cox Jane Lakin Henry Lakin Sr Eugene Cox Bernard Ramsburg George Lalan Henry Keller Margaret Clary Arthur House

Heirs Inherit Estate From Disbursed Funds

Faret Hines Nancy Eyler and Joyce Creeger inherit a portion of a $44 580 28 estate distribution. The executors Roland C Long oversee the settlement and distribution to heirs.

Sarah R. Long Faret Hines Nancy Eyler Joyce Creeger Roland C. Long

Tokay wine town referenced in Hungarian real estate sale

The text notes $142 earned from real estate sale and a $10 wood lot among other items. It mentions Tokay, home of the grapes used for Tokay wine, as a town in Hungary.

Tokay Hungary

Soviet Trade Fair to Open in Oslo With 2300 Products

Soviet Trade Representative Mikhail Artemsev says a June opening in Oslo will showcase 2,300 products to prove Soviet per capita production gains. The display aims to counter U S perceptions of economic parity and emphasizes broader industrial offerings.

Oslo Norway United States Mikhail Artemsev

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