Mixed World News and U S Space Outlook Colloquy
The column blends a card game analysis titled Project Mercury Plagued By Problems with a collage of international notes. It covers Belgian civic lore, Israeli election scenes, space program hurdles, and remarks on a forthcoming summit, plus local civic updates from Frederick County and Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eady Gilmore
Hal Boyle
Brussels
Belgium
Leo Schalkens
Brabant
Schalkens
America Army
British
Royal Air Force
Fren Foreign Legion
Eifel Tower
Paris
New York
London
World moves toward Christmas 1955 with brewing summit talk
James Marlow reports from Washington that with Christmas near the Western Allies plan a December 19 meeting as a prelude to a summit. Premier Khrushchev shows irritation at delays while French President de Gaulle reassures the United States amid global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Geneva
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Benish
Harold Macmillan
France
Atomic Club
Moscow
India
Red China
Formosa
Soviet Union
Woman’s Club
Frederick
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Donald Disque
Paul Shatto
Charles Smith
Charles Lake Jr
Taney Apartments
Arthur Hatton
Hagerstown
Charles Dixon Jr
Bobby
Armand Defosset
C. Burr Artz Library
Allen Drurys
Calvin Schildknecht
Emory Shipley
Civic Club
Mabel Lloyd
Kansas
Wallace Matheny
William Luzier
William Colliver
Jesse D. Myers Jr
George W. Wanxter
Johnd. Vachon
Richard Reynolds
U.S.S.R
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Karushchev
Charles de Gaulle
United States
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Project Mercury
Boyle
John Waima
Greensburg
East
West
Gummy
South
North
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Julius Dewey
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Mapai
Labor Party
Space
Ray Cromley
NEA
U.S
Tan Amercan
Earth
Caribbean
Y ¥Fc
Franklin R Hatcher
Frederick County
Oswald Jacoby
Jacoby
Iota
Kitty” Banks
China
Crystal
Cisarg
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Bldg
Inc
Fed
Tay
Au Ladies’ Home Journal
Marlow
A. Hory, In Black Kid
Crimson
Kid
North Market Street
Shop Jacobson
Ecru
Contact
Barbara Fritchie
Wall Papers
Maryland
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