Crowd crowds into court for zoning and school policy vote
A large crowd packed the Frederick County Court House as residents urged adoption of interim zoning and a county wide planning policy. Meetings featured supporters and opponents with tallies noting more than 12 against and 12 for, while officials discussed school building use policies and future land development.
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Fire destroys vacant house on Dickerson farm
A vacant house on the Franklin Carlisle farm near Dickerson, Maryland was destroyed by fire late Wednesday night. The owner, Tart, insured the loss at about 10.09 dollars. Firefighters from Upper Montgomery and Hyatts town battled the blaze until about 1 am, saving nearby outbuildings while the interior and walls suffered heavy damage.
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Carlisle
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Free Radio In Hungary Falls Silent
News from Vienna reports Hungary's rebellion waning as rebel broadcasts near Budapest cease and Soviet pressure intensifies. Geneva appeals by the Red Cross seek a truce to allow wounded evacuation while Prague and Budapest struggle amid famine warnings and ongoing street fighting.
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International Red Cross Committee
Cold Today In Wide Areas Across Regions
By the Associated Press cold conditions spread over broad areas of the western two thirds of the county ending a spell of mild weather. Snow fell in sections of the north central states with heavier precipitation in the Great Lakes region and southern Appalachians. Rain measured nearly half an inch in parts and scattered rain occurred in Texas Oklahoma and along the eastern Rockies.
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Great Lakes Region
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Gulf
Texas
Oklahoma
Rockies
Colorado
Coutten
Colder Weather Expected Friday With Possible Snow Flurries
A weather forecast notes a cold snap arriving Friday with partly cloudy skies and cooler winds. Far Western Maryland may see light snow flurries as temperatures dip into the 30s tomorrow night, with daytime highs around the 40s.
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Maryland
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City Likely to Move All Polls to Armory in June 1958
Mayor John A. Derr endorsed using the armory as a central polling place for the next city election in June 1958. Officials said centralization would ease crowding and eliminate “Where do I vote?” complaints, with space for 16 machines and temporary parking arrangements on surrounding streets. Voting machines would be rented from the county. results from Tuesday’s election were being canvassed at the Court House.
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John A. Derr
Amypre
Court House
Board of Election Supervisors
Marshall Field II Dies After Brain Surgery in New York
New York billionaire Marshall Field II, head of Field Enterprises and philanthropist, died at New York Hospital at 63 after brain surgery begun October 22. He built the Chicago Sun, PM, and later Sun Times, also publishing Simon & Schuster and Pocket Books, with extensive refugee aid work.
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Office of War Information
Speed Urged In Setting Up Police Force
The United States seeks rapid replacement of British French and Israeli forces in Egypt with UN peacekeepers. The U S General Assembly approved creating an international emergency force and ordering full organization. Dozens of nations offered troops as Washington warns of Soviet intervention risks and a broader war if fighting widens. Pentagon readiness and strategic air command shifts reflect heightened defense posture.
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Controversial Issues Await New Congress
As the 85th Congress begins, Democrats hold majorities in both chambers though a Southern coalition is expected to steer a middle course on federal aid for school construction civil rights farm and labor policy and Hawaii and Alaska statehood. Eisenhower faces a constrained re election path while top leaders meet to brief on Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
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Morton Apparently Elected In Kentucky Senate Race
Morton leads with 240 of 4952 precincts counted as the Republican pick up one Kentucky Senate seat, defeating veteran Earle Clements after a long political run. Early returns show Morton ahead with a margin cited amid a see-saw battle for the six year term.
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Cease-fire in Suez Crisis a precarious thread
UN efforts push for an international police force to oversee withdrawal of British French and Israeli troops from Egyptian territory as fighting rages in Port Said. Egypt demands immediate troop withdrawal while Ben-Gurion signals openness to foreign forces in Israel. News reports extensive casualties and looting amid ongoing combat near the canal.
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Arab Raiders From Jordan Enter Israel
The Israeli army reported Arab raiders from Jordan crossed into Israel last night, attacking installations and travelers along a 30 mile border. They blew up a water pipeline and three emplaced houses, attempted to sabotage a railway line, and fired on vehicles with rifles and grenades. No casualties were reported.
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