Soviet Leaders Attack Western Powers in Indian Parliament
In New Delhi the Soviet Union leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev assailed Western reactionaries over disarmament and warned that rivalry spurs atomic arms. They declared Russia and India share an unending peace drive, pledged neutrality, and noted a planned Bombay visit after state riots.
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Soviet Aid Talks Highlight India Russia Cooperation
In New Delhi Nehru discussed Soviet aid for India's development, with emphasis on disarmament talks and Red China seating in the United Nations. Russia touted oil and minerals exploration and a large scale steel mill project, while Western powers faced criticism for not advancing disarmament proposals. Soviet mining experts arrive soon as technicians may follow to build a planned million ton mill.
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Philadelphia sergeant dies by own action amid molesting case
MSgt. Ernest Weaver, 39, a Philadelphia recruiting sergeant, shot himself at his North Hampton home after a pre-trial investigation into molesting two women applicants. He faced a general court martial after a November 9 recommendation. Weaver, married with two children, lived at 1661 Washington St.
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Hunters Bring Back Unusual Duck Variety on Potomac
Harold Creager of Thurmont and John Patton and Paul Malone of this city hunted from a Potomac blind near Seneca on Saturday. They recovered a belt bul ehead rudy bluebill black mallard five redheads two canvasbacks and one Canadian goose, a variety noted as unusual for the area.
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Mayor Tries Trial Balloon ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mrs. Maude R. Castile announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Anene to H La mar Stull Jr of Frederick. Miss Castle is senior at Frederick High School. Mr. Stull, class of 1953, farms. No wedding date set.
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Centennial Death of Mickiewicz Marked in New York
In New York on November 21 the centennial of Adam Mickiewicz death is celebrated by both anti Communist and Communist Poles. Archibald J. MacLeish opened with remarks noting Mickiewicz was arrested in 1832 for subversive activities against Russian rule in Poland.
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Six Teens Fined for Unemployment Claim Fraud in Baltimore
In Baltimore Criminal Court, six teen workers were fined and given suspended jail terms for claiming unemployment benefits while employed. Bernard S S Doyle, examiner for the Employment Security Board, said the 16 were required by the board to repay funds and faced further action.
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