Chinese Join In Attack After US Summit Report
Peiping radio urged mass action condemning the United States and President Eisenhower as a gangster and butcher. The Chinese press blasted the summit and praised Khrushchev, while Mongolian and Soviet figures criticized a U.S. spy flight amid a wave of diplomatic tirade from Communist China. Premier Chou Enlai and other top Reds led the demonstrations.
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Tokyo
China
United States
Eisenhower
Peiping Radio
U.S
Chena
Soviet Union
Ulan Bator
Outer Mongolia
V. M. Molotov
New China
Khrushchhev
Rario Pelping
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Peiping People’s Daily
Chou Enlai
Chu Teh
Ling Piao
Soong Chingling
Teng Hsiao-ping
Communist Central Committee
Peiping
Nixon Ready to Face Dems on Summit Issue
Vice President Richard M. Nixon signals willingness to confront Democratic criticisms of the Eisenhower summit. Press secretary Herbert G. Klein says Stevenson’s remarks split the party while others press for national unity. Klein’s remarks mark a rare instance of him voicing personal opinion. Stevenson contends the summit’s collapse endangers national unity and urges addressing the stakes.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Adlaid Stevenson
Stevenson
Lyndon B Johnson
Klein
White House
James C. Hagerty
Chicago
Fatal two-truck crash west of Frederick kills man
Harvey Dale Waiters of Burnt Cabins Pennsylvania died when his old army pickup collided with a tractor trailer coal rack on U S 40 about three miles west of Frederick at 530 pm Friday. Roy C Fraker of Burnt Cabins was hospitalized with multiple injuries in critical condition. The tractor trailer driver William McCartney of Farmington was unharmed. Police report Fraker attempted a left turn then moved into the oncoming lane, leading to the crash which threw both pickup occupants onto the road. Fraker was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. investigators determined no charges filed.
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U. S. 40
Frederick
Harvey Dale Waiters
Fraker
Duke
McCartney
Watters
B. 0. Thomas Sr
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
E. F. Tracey
Harold Basore
H. W. Smith
Th. R. E. Garvey
Mel Bride
Jones
A. D. Carlson
Jobless Pay Drops In State
Maryland unemployment insurance payments fell in April to 4 088 083 from March due to outdoor work resuming after severe March weather. The Department of Employment Security reported 2 664 more Marylanders exhausted the 26 week benefit period in April, bringing the 12 month total to a higher level. Tigers are described as the sole type of big cat native to zoos in Asia.
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Baltimore
Department of Employment Security
Fatal Pennsylvania crash leaves two men at scene
A two truck collision three miles west of Frederick on U S 40 Friday at 530 PM killed one man and critically injured another. A pickup headed west drifted into the tractor trailer and both occupants were ejected. The dead man lay near the wreck and the injured man was found at the opposite side of the scene.
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Arrow
Frederick
U.S. 40
Soviet Spacecraft Orbit Error Delays Earth Return
Tass reports the Soviet experimental ship lost its planned braking after a fault in the orientation instrument. The pressurized cabin separated and now orbits the Earth in a higher, elliptical path, with recovery as a model inside. The initial May 19 instruction to switch on brakes caused the mismatch.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
New Market Grange Dresses Entered in National Sewing Contest
At the May meeting of New Market Grange six dresses entered in the 1960 National Grange sewing contest were judged by Mrs. Merril D. Remsberg Mrs. Henry S. Keller and Mrs. Richard R. Remsberg, all Jefferson Grange members.
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Gram
New Market Grange
National Grange
Merril D. Remsberg
Henry 8. Keller
Richard R. Remsberg
Jefferson Grange
Winners in Var Ious Classes At Local Meet
Judges named winners in several classes. Class A placed Jack McGolerick first, Helen Nusbaum second, Jack McGolerck third. Class B awarded Betty Stiles second. Class D went to Mrs. John Stiles first.
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Jack McGolerick
Helen Nusbaum
Jack McGolerck
Betty Stiles
John Stiles
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