Stevenson Proposes UN Border Guards in Middle East
Adlai E. Stevenson urged the United Nations to mount guards on the Israel Arab border to enforce peace in the Middle East. He did not specify troop sourcing but favored a possible American contribution to deter a broader war. He warned against an arms race and called for disarmament efforts and a stable balance of power while criticizing U S leadership.
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Charlottesville
Woon
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Israel
Middle East
Stevenson
University of Virginia
Entsenhower
U.N
State Department
United States
Egypt
Eisenhower
Dulles
Stalin
Son Wounded In Fight With His Father In Westminster
Elmer Donald Clegg, 18, was shot and critically wounded in a yard fight with his father Rover Milton Clegg, 46, over a $125 car down payment. The elder Clegg was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after an incident in Salem Bottom, Maryland. Police said the son was struck in the left abdomen after a pistol was waved in the basement and the elder claimed self defense. Clyde Hall, 16, was also taken into custody as a witness. the elder Clegg and another adult were jailed in Carroll County.
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Westminster
Elmer Donald Clegg
Milton Clegg
Paul Hahn
Clege
Salem Botton
Nicodemus Road
Here
Hahn
Fae Troope
Ale
Cleg
Ito
Clegg
Young Clegg
Clyde Hall
Bainbridge, Md
Mall
Carroll County
Hall
Nation Honors Its Wars Dead on Veterans Day
Washington marked Veterans Day with national ceremonies at Arlington Cemetery. President Hoover laid a wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb as officials urged renewed commitment to peace and military strength. Speakers warned of Cold War tensions while recalling World War I.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Hoover
IL Am
Arlington Cemetery
Potomac River
Millars
Army
Brucker
Armes
John J Pershing
Canada
Cizens
Ncinda Tawuon
J Thedington
Battle Creek
Mich
Russia
Nemeeen
Israel
Vidale East
Local beauty winner aims for home life and school
Frederick County farm beauty Miss Ann Duvall, 4-H star and state Farm Queen, prioritizes education over modeling offers after winning the Mid-Atlantic Farm Queen contest in Atlantic City. She plans to finish high school, attend business school, marry later, and pursue professional horse training while helping on dairy farms.
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Pat Rosencrantz
Annehzabeth Durvall
Frederick County
Atlantic City
New York
Fim
Frederick High
Iis
Panama
Wree Uwe Min Git Se Dae
Miss Duvall
Beng
Lucky
Herbert W. Duvall
Frederik
Leo
Meth Duvall
Guernsey
Helstein Cail
Walkersville Boss
Calle
Walkersville
Merri
Fredbench
Virginia Carl Cobleniz
Patsy Himes
Cownirs
Baltimine
Wiss Davall
Brey
National Broadcasting Company
Duvall
Civ
Merril Duvall
Shirley Smith
Calverton
Long Island
N. Y
Faith
City
Frederick
East
Beariariol
Ann Elizabeth Duvall
Gil
Calserton
Long
Jealous suitor shoots woman then kills self in Falls Church
In Falls Church in November 1971, William E. Burner a 48 year old Arlington resident and GSA employee killed Mary M. Alexander 39 a beautician near her salon then shot himself. Police said jealousy and prior threats preceded the double tragedy.
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Falls Church
Fanta
William E. Burner
Mary M. Alexander
Burner
Arlington
General Services Administration
Alrs Alexander
Alexandra
Alexander
Vevander
Veterans Day observances honor war dead at local parks
Veterans of the nation’s wars were honored in ceremonies at Memorial Park and the Court House Park, organized by Francis Scott Key Post American Legion with other veterans groups. Rev Ralph A Greiman Jr delivered the main address, calling the invasion serious and solemn, as a Maryland National Guard firing squad saluted at both sites.
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Memorial Park
Court House Park
Francis Scott Key Post American
Legion
Ralph A Gireiman Jr
Company A
15Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Court Hall
William A. Blumenauer
Kenneth A. May
Richard F. Rinna
William &. Gets
Rodney L Shankle
Richard J Evaler
Arthur H. Fulker
John M. Hartman
James F. Walsh Cole
Francis Scott Key American Legion
Harman Staley
Charles Corbett
Robert Edwards
Jesse Ramsburg
John R Newton
Greiman
James E. ‘Later Doub
Francs Stott - Key
Garl A
Doub
Frances Morgan
Sthuhiary
Eisenhower
Gounlyy
Counuys
Valley Forge
Gettysboro
Argonne
Normandy Beach
Harold Culler
Amvels Post No
John TT Sthander
Topro- Sentiitty
William P. Larkin
United States rejects Communist calls for Korea talks
In UN General Assembly Political Committee the United States rejected Communist proposals for a second Korea conference unless the Reds show sincere signs of settlement. A 34-14 vote blocked inviting North Korea, while 44-5 supported hearing South Korea. Jacob Blaustein led the fight against North Korea.
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United Nations
X. Y
United States
Korea
U. N. Assembly
North Korea
Jacob Blaustein
Baltimore
South Korea
Blaustein
Geneva
U. N
Montgomery Farm Bureau Names Officers
Accra Gold Coast reports police provided escorts for cabinet ministers after a dynamite explosion at Premier Nkrumah’s residence. No injuries. Ten suspects questioned. In Baltimore a man received a parking ticket outside a church later deferring charges. The magistrate dismissed the case citing First Amendment arguments.
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Accra
Gold Coast
Kuame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
Government House
Baltimore
Joseph J. Philbin
Traffe Court
Philbin
U.S
Congress
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William S&s
Hood
West Patrick ST
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Wakket
IND Look Tropical Fish
Owaus Aquarian
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Hondate
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Dodge
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Hillside Motor Co., Inc
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Walter Snow
North Market St
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St. Monument 2
Hiltner-Roelke
Patrick Street
Lions Club
Tivol Theater
Montgomery Farm Bureau
McCulloch Model
Kinsey
West 7Th Street
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Acme
M Magnificent Agnavox Television
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William S. Hood Incorporated
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