Crowd in Frederick County court scene calls for zoning vote
A crowded Frederick County courtroom heard a motion to delay the interim zoning ordinance until a full master plan is ready. Officials said no final action was taken, as residents urged a public vote while opponents pressed for clear plans before any extension.
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Dulles Good Saws Report On Emergency Operation
Washington Secretary of State Dulles had a segment of intestine removed after an emergency operation. Doctors said the cancer had not spread and described his condition as good. He will be hospitalized about three weeks with six weeks total recuperation. Herbert Hoover temporarily leads the State Department. A second item notes damage to a plant producing secret fees for the government from an explosion and fire in Baltimore.
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Soviet Calls for UN Backed Intervention in Middle East
Premier Bulganin urged President Eisenhower to seek a United Nations backed military intervention by the United States and the Soviet Union to stop British French aggression against Egypt. Moscow radio reported Dmitri Shepilov sent the UN Security Council a similar appeal.
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Convention praised by Maryland student leaders at Frederick High
Eighth annual Maryland Association of Student Councils convention held at Frederick High School earned unanimous praise from 400 attendees. Evaluation sheets indicate high marks for host city and school facilities, with commendations for the hand, glee club and school paper The High Flier.
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Charles Keller
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Barbara Brown
Lennard Smith
Chuck Zchindes
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Mienace Envelbrecht
Iar Oty
Georgia Ann Masser
Tex Harvey
Norma Wrisht
Arnold Fleagle
Robert Moss
Willam Burger
Fred Exster
Ada Bell Poole
Mary Willard
Eisenhower Leads In 32 States In Electoral Forecasts
Washington observers split on Congress outcome as Eisenhower leads in 32 states with 722 electoral votes compared to Stevenson’s 82. Eight states are listed as doubtful with 127 votes, while 20 others remain undecided amid conflicting assessments.
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Voters prepare for election day as registration tops thirty thousand
Fair and mild weather is forecast for election day as 29 956 residents are eligible to vote. The county lists 16 249 Democrats and 12 928 Republicans with a 3 321 Democrat edge. Poles open 7 a m to 7 p m and return of results expected quickly, though phone lines may jam as ballots from 68 precincts come in.
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Five Weekend Traffic Deaths Raise Maryland Toll
The Associated Press reports five weekend traffic deaths push Maryland's yearly total to 446, 17 more than last year. Victims include Elizabeth Thomas, 34, in Frederick County. Delmas Lee Holland, 19, Bethesda. Joe David Ors, 23, Rockville. William Louis Strothers, 40s, Washington. Braxton Lee Smith, 18, Pocomoke. Multiple others injured in crashes across Prince Georges and surrounding areas.
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U.S. 4
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Delmas Lee Holland
Bethesda
Joe David Ors
Rockville
William Louis Strothers
Washington
Alfred Francis Scheth
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Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Five day outlook calls for sunny days and cool nights with small daily temperature changes until Friday or Saturday when warmer conditions arrive Scattered showers are possible Friday into Saturday Temperatures run about six degrees above normal Normal highs span the low forties in Garrett County to the upper sixties in Delaware and eastern Maryland Overnight lows range from the mid thirties in Garrett County to around 40 in Delaware and eastern Maryland
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Independence in Hungary Is Crushed
The Soviet high command in Hungary urged Hungarian army officers and men to join in crushing the still smoldering rebellion in the nation. The broadcast aimed to rally forces against the uprising as Austrian dispatches report ongoing tensions in Budapest and surrounding areas.
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Cease-Fire In Port Said Reported By Eden In Commons
British Prime Minister Eden announced in the House of Commons that a cease-fire had been ordered in Port Said. He cited a flash signal from Gen Sir Charles Keightley confirming surrender talks between the Egyptian commander and the British general in charge of operations.
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Congress Loses 31 Members Ahead of Elections
Washington reports thirty one current Congress members will not return next year including six senators and 25 representatives. Veterans Eugene D. Millikin Walter F. George and Herbert Lehman retire among others while 18 House retirees earned pensions above ten thousand dollars. Several incumbents were defeated or sought Senate seats with remaining names listed.
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U.N. General Assembly orders international police force
The General Assembly voted 57 to 0 to set up an emergency international force to cease hostilities in Egypt. Canada Colombia and Norway sponsored the measure with 19 abstentions as Britain and France pledge to halt actions once Egypt and Israel agree to the force. Israel’s Abba Eban questions stationing without Israeli consent and Cairo gave no immediate reply. The plan seeks troops from among UN members, excluding Britain, to supervise a cease-fire and Suez Canal operations.
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Paratroops land as Suez invasion begins
Waves of British and French paratroopers drop over Port Said at dawn marking the start of the Suez Canal invasion. Allied forces report air support and no civilian casualties, while Egypt claims heavy losses but lacks independent verification. A UN plan for an international police force is debated as Britain and France seek to secure canal installations.
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