Geneva talks cast doubt on Berlin crisis aims
J M Roberts assesses the Geneva conference as a maneuver over Berlin. Secretary Herter calls the talks a gabfest driven by Soviet threats to liquidate Berlin occupancies. Khrushchev seeks Western firmness while Gromyko formally rejects Allied proposals as a political stalling tactic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Geneva
U.S
Christian Herter
Soviet Union
Berlin
Kremlin
West
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrew
Gromyko
Safety Pays In Rubber Bridge
South in a rubber bridge game exaggerates an overkick after ruffing a second diamond. Oswald Jacoby notes the overreach when South leads a spade sequence, East gains the lead and West gains the upper hand, resulting in five clubs and a diamond ruff plus four trumps in dummy. Rubber play punishes unnecessary risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
NEA Service
South
East
Souza
West
Denial of Bail for Dr. Reddick on Forgery Appeal
The Court of Appeals denied Dr. Robert H. Reddick’s request to be released on bail while appealing his forgery conviction to the U S Supreme Court. Convicted last July of forging medical credentials, he received five years in prison. the decision was upheld by the appellate court in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
DAP
Court of Appeals
Robert H. Reddick
Supreme Court of the United States
Reddick
Baltimore
Anselm Sodaro
Supreme Court
Red Ewspaper
Blue Laws Upheld By Appeals Court
The Court of Appeals upheld Anne Arundel County Sunday blue laws, denying challenges from Two Guts From Harrison in Glen Burnie. The ruling affirms rest-day aims and exceptions for recreation and necessary activities, rejecting religious freedom challenges and noting legislature sets permissible use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Anne Arundel County
Harrison
Glen Burnie
High Court
Hall Hammond
Anne Arundel
Hammond
Pattern of Southeast Bombings Traced by Police Chief
Nashville police chief Douglas Bossé told a House subcommittee that evidence points to an interstate terror pattern after the Nashville Jewish center bombing on March 16 1958. He cited Miami synagogue, Jacksonville Jewish institution and Birmingham Jewish temple incidents as related events. He urged federal antibomb legislation and FBI involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nashville
Tenn
Douglas E. Hosse
House
Tai Diciary
Miami
Fla
Jacksonville
Birmingham
Ala
Hesse
FBI
Sothers
Abe Goldstein
Atlanta
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith
Goldstein
Eisenhower urged to press for real talks at Geneva summit
The article argues the four power Geneva conference is a farce and that only a genuine negotiation with concrete outcomes, especially on Berlin, can justify a summit. It notes Britain and France fear political timing, Eisenhower's stance, and Soviet potential moves to broaden participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Geneva
Eisenhower
Levi
United States
Herter
Ainal
Eisen_rhower
Britain
Macmillan
Berlin
East Germany
Poland
Czecho-slovakia
France
Dozen youths flee from juvenile camps in Western Maryland
Dozens of youths escaped from juvenile rehabilitation camps in Western Maryland amid reports of beatings by older inmates. The Maryland Department of Welfare ordered an inquiry led by David Curran into the assaults and escape causes at the New Germany Lonaconing and Green Ridge Mountain facilities serving youths six and older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Thurs- Department of Welfare J Training School
David Curran
New Germany
Garrett County
Frostburg
Ray Manella
Training School
Fen Eh
Lonaconing
Green Ridge Mountain
Maryland Training School For Boys
Boys Village
Summit conference may ease West Berlin issue
The article suggests a summit could yield a solution to the West Berlin question. It argues such progress might improve the broader situation and counter Soviet propaganda, describing current efforts as a hopeful turn amid tense Cold War rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
State Office Building Opens in Baltimore Mount Royal Plaza
The 15 story State Office Building in Mount Royal Plaza hosts early occupants as 45 agencies move in by June end. The 10 million structure, with 550000 square feet for 2000 employees, includes air conditioning and a cafeteria. Two agencies, Workmen’s Compensation and the attorney general’s office, stay downtown. The State Roads Building nearby has housed the highway agency since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mount Royal Plaza
State Roads
Highway Agency
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Attorney General's Office
Department of Employment, Security
TV And Radio Preview From Cynthia Lewry For Charles Mercer
TV and radio networks roll out weekend and next week specials across major outlets. NBC debuts an hour long Midwestern Hayride from Cincinnati. CBS airs the Merry Month of May in America Pauses. NBC features Kraft Music Hall and Kovacs on Music with Edie Adams. Indiana case sees Connie Nicholas seek new trial after manslaughter conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lewry
Charles Mercer
New York
Allen
Sullivan
Shore
NBC
Cincinnati
Dean Richards
America
CBS
Rio
Art Carnes
Marian Anderson
Carol Haney
Claudette Colbert
Dave King
Britain
Kraft Music Hall
Ernie Kovacs
Indianapolis
Connie Nicholas
Forrest Tees
Thomas J. Faulconer
Television Schedule Compiled From Various Programs
A dense late era TV grid lists show titles with times and channels. Entries include Jimmy Dean Queen For A Day House Party Truth Or Consequences and many others across formats from cartoons to news, movies, and weather. Names like Amos N Andy Gulliver Conclude with sports and film segments including The Saint's Double Trouble and Death Valley Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos ‘N
Andy Seth
Fromme
African Patrol
Sam and Friends
Three Stooges
Amos
Andy
Gallaher
Forrester
Douglas
Gibbons
Cushing
Huntley
Brinkley
Edvwards
Rogers
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E Jacoby
Baqsz West East
Dr. Reddick
Appeals
Saint John
N.B. Iap
Fred Plint
Plint
Attorney Generals Office
Board of
Homeopathic Medical Examiners
Brooklyn
Lawrence
Lncide
Damactic Noutine
Given Life Team
Robert Ray Jones
State Penitentiary
Dundalk
Jones
John B. Gentrum
Baltimore County
MARS
Ausch & Lomb
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Empalies
Comedy Park Bandshell
Starlight Ballroom
Neal Heft
Hershey Park Course
Park & Zoe
Kovacs
Edie Adams
Frederick
Wbal-Tv
Wiz-T
Wrc-Tv
Washinton
Lancaster
Wgal-Tv
States Valley Co-op
Middlecows
Farmer
Guiding Light
Woman's Angle
TV Reader's Digest
Norman
Theater of Stars
Joan Klima
Our Town
Mr. Doodle
Joan
Blonde Inspiration
Jimmy Dean
Queen
Cour
Haggis Baggs
Gale Storm
Dr. Malone
Mr. and Mrs. North
Buddy Deane
Douglas Fairbanks
Who Do
You Trust
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
Whitesell
RE. Whitesell
N. Market St
Brighter Bay
Susie
Milkt
Grant
Burming Arrows
Burns and Allen
Mickey Mouse
Stickle
Flicht
Jim Bowie
Strong
Malone
Ellery Queen
Mo ‘the
Tall Texan
i—Waltney
Orioles
Tigerz
Phil Silvers
M Squad
Tombstone Territory
Lux Playhouse
Sunset Strip
Bob Hope
Big St
McCaffrey
McBee
Arizona
Momie
Perrod
Sam
Mosie
Hamlet
Movaventura
Jack Paar
Norman Vincent Peci
Mowie
Coblentz & Main, Inc
W. Patrick St
Bready Power
Tillers Planet Jr
Toro Baker
Camera Shop
North Market St
Hillside Coal & Oil CO
Water ST. MO
Nearth
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
South Market St
Fen
Dailey’s
RCA and Sylvania Sales and Service
Shipley’s, Inc
Frederick News and Post
Audived
CW. Pattick SL
Fleet
Emany
Rexall
Williamson's Drug Store
North Market Street
Kelly
Kelly Kant
Donald B. Rice Tire CO
East St
Reed's
Middletown
Perry's
Point of Rocks, Md
Jack’s Jug Bridge
Esso Pearl, Md
Myersville
Motoeco
Myersville, Did
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