France Poised for UN Fight Over Suez Canal Control
In New York France prepares to press a UN Security Council action to challenge Egypt's unilateral control of the Suez Canal. Foreign Minister Pineau warns of no quick results and seeks a multilateral reaffirmation of six canal principles while hoping for Western unity and Russian veto dynamics.
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United Nations
N.Y
France
Security Council
Egypt
Suez Canal
Christian Pineau
Sewsmen
Paris
New York
U.S
Fair
Fineau
Council
U.N
America
Britain
Omar Loutfi
U. S
Suez Canal Co
Political Seminar At Hood College Delivers Party Outlook
A bi partisan seminar at Hood College drew a sizable audience with Maryland leaders including Senator Louis L. Goldstein and Attorney General C Ferdinand Sybert. Goldstein refused to rule out a statewide office, reiterating possible runs for governor or other posts. The event featured discussion of state government branches and party activity, ending with a student Q A session and a benediction.
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Hood College
Maryland
Maryland Senate
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Sybert
Russell H. McCain
McKeldin
William H. Brookey
Young Republican Clubs of
Elroy G. Boyer
Young Democrat Clubs of
Brookey
Young Republicans
Richard P. Gilbert
Young Democratic Clubs of
Brodbeck Hall
Joseph F. Thorning
Charles H. Smelser
Young Democrats
Frederick County
Samuel W. Bartick
McCain
Kenneth, Tyson
Fugitive From State Hospital Captured After Three-Hour Hunt
William E. Ambrose, a patient at Springfield State Hospital, fled Tuesday night after fatally stabbing a fellow patient Randolph McDonald. A three-hour posse chase led by State Police Lt. John P. Novicki and an air patrol ended with Ambrose surrendering to Trooper George Wachter near Sykesville. The search involved 15 troopers, 25 Jesuit seminarians, 25 Sykesville volunteers and 30 civilians.
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Randallstown
Sprinefield State Hospital
SIS Mentas
William E. Ambrose
Spring Grove State Hospital
Catonsville
Robert E. Gardner
Springfield Hospital
Amrose
Ambrose
Teeman Hunt
George Wachter
Sykesville
Springfield
John P. Novicki
Robert Wolfe
Novicki
Arge
Jesuit Seminarians
Woodstock College
Randolph McDonald
Amegany County
Springfield State
Bomb scare disrupts Martin Co. Middle River plant visit
Police investigated a bomb threat at the Martin Co. Middle River plant on Armed Forces Day. A caller warned of a time bomb and visitors were allowed in after a search found one device. Security was reinforced as packages and cars were scanned. Federal and state observers watched Nike missiles and aircraft displays. 80,000 visitors attended. Elections in Trinidad set for March 25, 1958.
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Baltimore
Martin Co
Middle River
Baltiimore
Essex
Martin Aircraft Co
Martin
Maryland Air National Guard
Lre
Bomb threat halts Eban speech at New York hotel
A threatening call in a foreign accent forced a police search of rooms at the Biltmore Hotel in New York for Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban before his luncheon address to the American Jewish League for Israel. No bomb was found and Eban proceeded to speak unseen.
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New York
Abba Eban
United States
Biltmore
Eban
American Jewish League For Israel
Ethan
Francis E. Dutrow
R. Thomas Dutrow
East Third ‘Street
Fort Jackson
3. C
Fort Leonard i Wood
Brancis E. Dutrow
U. W
Sompanyo B
5Th Engr. Bn
Fort Leonard Wood
Antiradiation Pill Reported by British Scientists
London May British scientists led by Dr. John Loutit allegedly work on an antiradiation chemical at Harwell to shield soldiers from radiation. Mice given the drug survived a lethal dose and the team plans tests on healthy volunteers to determine safe levels.
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London
Sunday Graphic
John Loutit
Harwell
Britain
Atomic Research Center
the Graphic
Loutit
Reopen New PE Offices Store Room This Week
The Potomac Edison Company will reopen its remodeled store and offices at 26 West Patrick Street during the week of May 20. Public hours are May 23 and 25 with a May 20 21 preview for employees. Tours will cover the offices, enlarged appliance showroom, home service demonstrations, and district facilities. The facility gains a larger demo room, expanded sales floor, electric heating, and full air conditioning. Prizes and refreshments will accompany a three day open house, including a free Frigidaire clothes dryer giveaway installation.
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Potomac Edison Company
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Ipe
iGreyhound Bus Lines
Home Service
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Peiping
Red China
Peiping Radio
Communist Papera
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Committee Drafting Organization of the New Federation of the British
Hennedy-Wachter
Brunswick
Civil Air Patrol
Armed Forces Week
Fort Detrick
Arizoxa
AsSe
Meredith Eugene Crutchley
Charles M. Crutchley
RFD
Air Force
Arizona
Sonia Engle
31St Aviation Depot Squadron
Davis-Monthan Afb
Tucson
Ariz
Custer State Park
Black Hills
South Dakota
British Science Project
Lew Wade & His Orchestra
Amvets
Sre
Youngsteam
T. V
Ned S. Zeiler
Comet
Pearre
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second Street
Frederick County National Bank OF
North Market St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Suzanne Webster
George A. Webster
Walkersville
Hood
Suzanne
the News
Future Teachers of America
Ass Joan Victor
Joseph Victor
Philadelphia
Dri
Janet Krecht
Joan Sutton
Pennsylvania
Judith Moreland
Amy Sar King
Diane Dickey
Annapolis
Mary Ann Brush
Huntington
Edward Siedling
Carroll Parkway
Frederick, Md
LEE Leatherman Contractor
Myersville
Braddock Heights
Jone Isi
General Assembly of Maryland
Ellis C. Wachter
Stafford le
Kemp
Dacron
Epentsine
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