Voter Turnout Seen High as Machines Moved to Frederick Polls
As Frederick County shifts voting machines and registration records to 68 polling places for the presidential election, parties anticipate high turnout despite older residents wary of new machines. Candidates and observers forecast Eisenhower’s margin will shrink but remain significant. rains threaten turnout, while efforts like scout outreach and sticker options for third-party candidates shape the voting day.
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Frederick County
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Mahoney
George P
Foley
John R
U.S
John M. Butler
DeWitt F. Hyde
Hyde
Butler
Caranaione
Sonn
Saletupu
Court House
C. Ferdinand
Sybert
Maryland Conservative Party
T. Coleman Andrews
Richmond
Thomas H. Werdel
Dulles Ill at Walter Reed Hospital
Secretary of State Dulles was admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital with abdominal illness. Doctors provisional diagnose appendicitis with possible operation pending final tests. Dulles remains resting comfortably and has continued some official business by telephone.
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Washington
State Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Supeliurtiud
State Department
Dulles
A. D. Daughton
H. Lyons
Department of State
Hungary seeks UN aid as Soviet forces press west
Budapest requests the United Nations intervene as Soviet armored units advance from Budapest toward Austria. Premier Imre Nagy appeals for action to guarantee Hungarian independence, while Western powers seek a Security Council proposal supporting withdrawal of Soviet troops.
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Hungary
United Nations
Aussia
Imre Nagy
U. N
Security Council
Austria
Vienna
Poland
East Germany
Otto Grotewanl
Nagy
Rescue Efforts Continue After Nova Scotia Mine Disaster
In Springhill Nova Scotia rescuers dig through collapsed coal to reach 113 trapped miners after an explosion fire and gas killed 13. A Cumberland Railway pit official warned survival odds are extremely slim while Harold Gordon coal chief urged patience as operations proceed.
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Springhill
Nova Scotia
Harold Gordon
Dominion Steel and Coal Corp
Cumberland Railway and Coal Co
Business Withstands War Shock
New York reports that markets endured the Suez crisis with minor reverberations. Prices moved sharply on news of the British French Israeli attack, but the NYSE rebounded after Eisenhower stated no US involvement. Brownfield note on steel prices. Oil majors raised dividends. Tanker rates, auto production up, mixed profits. A Cyprus jet fighter lost. Streams are muddy in portions of Maryland and Tennessee.
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Egypt
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Eisenhower
United States
Middle East
Nasser
Suez Canal
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Student Councils Conclude Their Meeting Here Today
Student leaders and sponsors returned home after three days of business, assemblies, and tours ending with Montgomery Blair High School slated to furnish a president next fall. James Johnson spoke on Grad Looks at The Student Council and regional groups met on automotive safety and school activities.
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Maryland Association of Student Councils
Generals Assembly
Frederick High School
Montgomery Blair High School
University of Maryland
James Johnson
National ConventUee
David Lobns
Northwestern High School
Maryland
Judy Nussbaum
Frederick High
Heisley Coran
Wayne Mullican
Ira Rogers
Automotive Safety Association
Nelson F. Hurley
William Blandford
Gwynn Park High School
Lower
Robert Eckert
Ann Faith Hill
Evelyn Sigler
Lee Moore
Baivaia Ruubine
Norma Wright
James Haddaway
Danny Moore
Cindy Zulall
Elizabeth Clark
Peggy Barns
Mary Carter
Bernard Johnson
Donna Harvey
Elaine Rice
Elizabeth Burke
Clara Field
Dixie Smith
Joseph MacFadden
Ronald Monac
Margaret Wilson
Central Region
Francis Tileak
Barbara Calder
Patricia Wachter
Edith Corborun
Ralph Laurence
Martha Stull
Secetary
Edward Fox
Richard Niner
Virginia Dennis
George Slate
Carol McDorman
Jo Ann Kerrigan
Upper Eastern Shore
Samuel Hackney
Jack Blackburn
George GB. Prettyman
Phyllis Hahn
Elva Butler
Ellen Wheedleton
Susann Keefer
J. B. White
Albert Turner
Libby Elworthy
Western Region
Ann Dilgard
Fred Teets
Barbara Brubaker
Mary Cage
Beverly Axline
Barbara Elkins
Willian H. Babylin
Frank Keete
Milford Mills High School
Baltimore County
Mitchell Majorana
Stephen Decatur High
James J. Hadaway
Robert Vincent
North Dorchester High
Felix Simon
Sparrows
Point High
Mullican
Daniel Wyant
Surrattsville
Dean Harper
Charles Benson
Frank Gearhart
Mary F. Cage
Brunswick High
Nelson F. Hearby
Mary App Fleetwind
Caisline High
Rover
Embbs
Boonsboro
Conflicting Statements Over Nominees Issued
In Washington Rep Brown of Ohio says Eisenhower has standing leadership in the Middle East crisis that wins support. Rep Kirwan of Ohio counters Eisenhower failed to avert war, a central issue in the campaign. Statements issued by both parties' national committees.
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Brown
Ohio
Eisenhower
Middle East
Kirwan
Rail Lines Blocked After Hagerstown Hancock Accidents
Heavy rains and blasting caused a landslide near Hagerstown Maryland delaying a Western Maryland passenger train by about an hour. A Baltimore and Ohio freight derailment near Hancock across the Potomac River forced detours via Western Maryland tracks. Authorities expect at least one track cleared by morning. A federal mediator announced a contract agreement reached for 14 000 Bethlehem Steel shipyard workers in Boston New York and Baltimore.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Hancock
Western Maryland Railway
Here
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Cheery Run
W. Va
New York
Bethlehem Steel Co
Boston
Four Dead In Wake Of Blizzard
A powerful blizzard moving northward across the plains left at least four people dead and downed wind speeds from 75 to 32 mph. Snow drifts up to 12 inches blocked highways across Nebraska and Kansas while areas in Colorado, Wyoming and the Dakotas saw ongoing snowfall. A Nebraska boy died near his school in northwest Nebraska after failing to reach it. two others sought an oil site and were missing. Trucks and cars piled in ditches on long stretches, with drifts five to six feet high.
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Brunswick
Hel
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St. Mark’s
Gapland Road
Jug Bridge
Pormal
Elm Street
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Motter Place
W. R. Walter
Fle
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Marion Rice
Max Kehne
William J. Davis
Associated Press
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Imperial
Nebraska
South Dakota
Nebraska Panhandle
Colorado
Montana
North Dakota
Jerry Leveland
Kansas
Wyoming
Southerwestern
Britain and France Press Egypt From Air To Suez Crisis
The United Nations calls for a cease fire were rejected as British and French air forces continued bombardment in a bid to clear the Suez Canal for a ground assault. Arab-Israeli tensions rose with Jordan and Iraq movements adding to the regional crisis. A British minister said no landing on Egyptian soil had occurred while Cyprus radio warned ships away from the eastern Mediterranean. A separate incident reported a four year old injured in a street accident near Frederick Memorial Hospital. China warned Hungary against joining the Warsaw Pact and sided with opposing Soviet influence in the crisis.
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Egypt
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France
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Suez Canal
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Jordan
Israel
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Eden
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Palestine
Hugh Gaitskell
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Jack
Sinai Peninsula
Beirut
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