Review of Russias reduction plans sparks panel review
Washington May 18 Russia's announced big military force cuts will be reviewed by President Eisenhower's eight man disarmament panel starting May 29. The group including Lawrence Doolittle Bedell Smith Colelough Fairless Cisier Moulton Fisk will assess implications of Moscow's move and recent London talks. Stassen urged a balanced view and called the potential cuts a favorable dividend for peace in the hydrogen bomb era. In Rockville a 10 mile stretch of the Washington National Pike opened quietly amid local protests about traffic and a planned blockade that did not occur.
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E. Stassen
Stassen
London
Moscow
Ernest O. Lawrence
James H Doolittle
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Army
Oswald
Colelough
Navy
Benjamin Fairless
Walker L. Cisier
Harold Moulton
James B. Fisk
White House
State Department
Dulles
Soviet Union
Air Force cuts Armed Forces Day jet display as fire hazards cited
Washington May 18 plans for an all atomic jet bomber show were sharply cut from 271 B47s to 45 over Armed Forces Day amid fears of world reaction and protest by pilots. City officials plan meetings with the Fire Marshal to address multiple fire safety deficiencies found in local buildings including the Tower Apartments and the J C Penney store.
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White House
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Disarmament Office
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Armed Forces
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South Market Street
Francis Scott Key Bridge
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Edgewood
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St. John’s Parochial School
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National Airport
Canberra
Bolling Airways
Force Base
Capitol
Maryland names 31 to study juvenile delinquency
A 31 member commission to prevent and control juvenile delinquency was named by Governor McKeldin. Thomas Waxter chairs the Commission for the Prevention and Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency, with 30 other appointees from across Maryland. The group will evaluate existing services and urge communities to fill gaps, drawing on judges, religious leaders, educators, and state department heads.
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Maryland
Thomas Waxter
State Department of Public Welfare
McKelding
D. K. McLaughlin
Fourth Judicial Circuit
State to accept public and nonprofit private hospital funds
The News reports Maryland plans to use Federal money only for public or nonprofit facilities like Montebello Chronic Disease Hospital and Baltimore City Hospitals. Private nursing homes have criticized this stance as misinterpreting the policy. When chronic patients no longer need hospitalization they return to home or a local nursing home.
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Maryland Sees Nursing Homes as Local Duties
Baltimore May 18 health official told the State Department of Health annual meeting that Maryland views nursing homes as a local responsibility and is not inclined to build. Herbert G. Fritz chief of hospital services outlined potential Federal fund uses to aid chronic disease hospitals and rehabilitation centers, noting possible competition with private homes.
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State Department of Health
Maryland
Herbert G. Fritz
Division of Hospital Services
Cross Burning Linked to Ku Klux Klan Probe in New Orleans
Acting Police Supt. Guy Banister ordered a full investigation into a cross burning at Notre Dame Seminary near Archbishop Rummel's residence. An eight foot wooden cross soaked in gasoline was set against a fence. firefighters doused the blaze.
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Banister
Crossburning
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Guy Banister
Joseph Francis Rummel
Notre Dame Seminary
Rakosi Confesses Guilt and Promises Reforms in Hungary
In Vienna on May 18 Matyas Rakosi Hungarian Communist boss and first secretary told a Budapest mass meeting that he was guilty of Stalin era abuses and accepted responsibility for purge trials He pledged reforms including debates in the Hungarian Parliament higher wages and more consumer goods while warning writers and others against disrupting party unity He said Social Democrats were released from prison following British Labour appeals and claimed they were free already when Khrushchev intervened.
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Austria
Hungary
Matyas Rakosi
Rakosi
Budapest
Hungarian Workers (Communist) Party
Labor Party
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushichev
Notable figures named to state commissions and health officials
Benjamin Michaelson of the Fifth Judicial Circuit joins the commission, along with Dr. Clifton T. Perkins, Dr. Perry F. Prather, Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr., and Wallace Reidt. Others include Mrs. Ralph O. Dulany, Mrs. John J. Flook, and Richard Grumbacker. The report notes that Mexico City’s lowest street lies over a mile higher than New York skyscraper tops.
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Fifth Judicial Circuit
Clfton T. Perkins
Perry F. Prather
State Department of Health
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Wallace Reidt
State Department of Parole and Probation
Ralph O. Dulany
Fruitland
John J. Flook
Boonsboro
Richard Grumbacker
Hagerstown
Mexico City
New York City
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