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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1960

Page

14

Khrushchev Denounces Summit Move as Insincere

Congress members condemn Khrushchev for a perceived deliberate move to scuttle the Paris summit and avoid negotiations with Eisenhower. They urge calm and warn the incident signals rising Cold War tensions. Concurrently, local fire crews battle an 8 PM general alarm at 123 South Market Street, with $500 to $1,000 damage and no injuries. other small fires reported in town, including a car fire on East Fifth Street and a 25-acre woods fire near Mt Airy with aid from nearby departments.

Washington Nikita Khrushchev Eisenhower Soviet Union House Khrushchev Paris Congress Theodore Francis Green D-R Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Fong Hiram L. Fong Hawaii Everett 4. Dirksen Dinois Kremlin Mike Mansfield D-Mort Albert Gore D-Tenn Mansfield Sen Hugh Scott R-Pa Scott Russia Eisenhowe Almy South Market Street Conner Thomas United Fire Company East Fifth Street United Flood Mt. Airy Mt Airy Lisbon West Friendship

Electronic Alarm Is Being Built Nearing Readiness

Thule Greenland hosts the first BMEWS radar station meant to warn against Soviet rockets. The system will scan approaches from the Soviet Union and satellites and feed data to U S command centers. Production also held steady in April with autos and consumer goods offsetting steel declines.

Thule Greenland Arctic Soviet Union Clear Alaska Fylingdales England High Command United States U.S BMEWS Ice Cape Polar Sea Air Defense Colorado Washington Ottawa NATO Paris Federal Reserve Board

Gypsy Paint Crew Leaves County After License Hurdle

A group of 20 or more alleged gypsies encamped at a local motel for 10 to 14 days offered barn painting for up to 200 dollars. Sheriff Alexander filed a warrant for failure to obtain a trader's license, but the group secured a 1,000 dollar license and left Monday morning. Equipment and paint supplies then disappeared, likely to another state.

Maryland Horace M. Alexander

Soviets Face Farming Setbacks Amid Dry Weather

Frag­mentary reports say the Soviet Union struggles to plant key food crops due to dry weather and dust storms. Officials note trouble in Ukraine and the Crimea, breadbasket areas, amid speculation linked to political distraction from home troubles. Dust storms in Ukraine described as very severe. Plans to marry Mortara Italy AP reports Anna Musso­lini, daughter of the late dictator, to Nando Puente a TV master in Monies June 11.

Washington Soviet Union Agriculture Department Ukraine Crimea Mifiia Khrushchev Paris Mortara Italy Anna Mana Mussolini Nando Puen Cere June li

Frederick Fire Damages Range of Property Overnight

Firefighters respond to a blaze on South Market Street in Frederick causing an estimated 500 to 1000 dollars in damage. The incident, reported around 3 o clock, involved several city freighters and prompted a large emergency response. In other news, the National Lutheran Home For The Aged of Washington DC sells Rosemont Avenue property to Elizabeth L. Carmichael and heirs, in a 15000 dollar transaction noted by revenue stamps.

Castleman National Lutheran Home For Washington, D. C Elizabeth L. Carmichael Rosemont Avenue Mary C. Ott Hal Lee T. Ott Frederick Church

Eisenhower Fumes Over Khrushchev Tactics at Summit

In Paris after the Monday summit, President Eisenhower restrained anger publicly but privately exploded at Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s tactics. Eisenhower associates describe the president as absolutely furious during and after the talks.

Paris Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev Avery

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