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News in Frederick, Maryland

03 Nov 1955

Page 16

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 03, 1955

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16

Congressional View points on world peace and atomic progress

Senators discuss Eisenhower health return and Geneva talks. Dulles faces tough Middle East and European security issues, while arms of atomic progress are seen as key to postwar peace. Butler urges support for an atomic powered merchant ship and upcoming locomotive exhibit plan. Pirates and pygmy tribesmen noted in closing observations.

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No Pressure On Princess Not To Marry Townsend

London. The Archbishop of Canterbury said there was no church pressure on Princess Margaret as she chose not to marry Peter Townsend. In a TV interview at Lambeth Palace, Dr Geoffrey Fisher stressed her decision was personal conscience. Crowds outside St Pauls Cathedral watched as the princess walked by and reflected public interest in the royal stance on remarriage and duty.

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English Lesson August Today's Word Study

English Lesson volume two presents misused terms aught and naught with examples cozen pronunciation notes and common misspellings. It urges readers to build vocabulary by mastering one word daily and promises guidance on usage and meaning through concise lessons.

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