Satellite Tensions Roil Soviet Bloc and European Allies
London dispatches report upheaval in the Soviet satellite system as analysts note changes inside the USSR and in Eastern Europe. The Times Telegraph and Daily Mail highlight troop shifts in Poland, Khrushchev’s precarious grip, Tito’s Yugoslav independence, and rival Kremlin factions fearing Balkan and Arab ambitions weakening Soviet control.
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London Today
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Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail
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Bread and Freedom
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Soviet Communist Party
Red Army High Command
Nikita Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
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Moscow
Marshal Tito
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Atlantic Alliance
Vessels Bypassed by Colts Split Backfield
Weeb Ewbank benches Billy Vessels in Baltimore urging reliance on L. G. Dupre as the Colts fall 31-14 to Detroit. Dupre dominates backfield duties with a long pass to set up a score while Vessels shows limited action and returns kicks.
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Oklahoma
Weeb
Fubank
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Lions
Wessels
Fine Weather Over Nation Larsen Hurls Perfect Game
The Yankees beat the Dodgers 2-0 as Don Larsen delivered a perfect game. Pitching and fielding erred on both sides, Mantle homered for New York, while Robinson and Campanella featured in key at bats. Weather notes followed the game with forecast warm, then scattered showers along the coast.
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Larsen
Campanella
Gilliam
Nrsi
Bauer
Carey Collins
Hodges
Mantle
Mickey
Berra
Robinson
Slaughter
Amoros
New York
Martin
MccDougald
North Atlantic
McDougald
California
Court study of teen accused in park office break in
A 16 year old Thurston youth told Judge Schoaut he was home in bed when accused of attempting to break into the Optimist Club parking office on East All Saints Street early September 1. The Baumgardners identified him as the person seen at the office. defense cited alibi witnesses and questioned the witness car details. The case was continued.
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Thurston
Patrick M. Schoautofer
Optimist Club
East All Saints Street
Lewis Baumgardner
Charles J. Dodson
Baumgardner
Dodson
Geldie Dodson
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Baum‘vardner
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Norman Dietz
Dietz
State
Samuel W. Barrick
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Albert Hedden
Linden Cr
Edwin F. Nikirk
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Guy W. Remsburg
John C. Remsburg
Frederick Construction Company
American Optical Company
George W. Brachey
Braddock Heights
Frederick Construction
Brunswick Police
Guy Remsburg
Brunswick
Remsburg
Barvick
Nikirk
All Saints Street
House of Correction
Aliveharts Alley
Donald E. Jackson
Arthur C Hicks
Last Street
Charles David Thompson
Jackson
Geraldine Thompson
Hick
James Eshleman
Stanley C. Routtaba
Durward W. Kestells
Routzaho
East
Lewis Courts Merger Of Coal Business
John L. Lewis UMW president urges industry consolidation to cut costs and raise wages. He says peaceful labor relations enable larger coal producer combines and higher miner pay as coal output nears 500 million tons annually and could reach a billion by 1975.
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Lewis Courts
Cincinnati
The
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
Wwe
United States
Alaska Votes Tuesday Signals First U S Senate Test
Alaska prepares for a landmark election with the first U S senators and a nonvoting delegate race reflecting the Alaska Tennessee plan. Voters weigh statehood momentum against national political turnarounds as campaigns emphasize records of the current administration and Congress. A second brief reports a fatal collision near Wye Mills injuring a Baltimore woman.
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Juneau
Alaska
Congress
United States
House
Statehood
Tennessee
Welded Rail To Be Put Into Operation
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans welded continuous track to reduce noise. A test section near Johnstown, Pennsylvania, will be opened next week, announced chief engineer Samuel K. R. Huesh.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel KR. Huesh
PRR
Sreysas
Johnstown
Injury risks in high speed flight and parachute jumps
Pilots warn that high speed aircraft and parachute jumps carry clear danger due to inadequate safety gear. Captain Edmund G. Sperry, Annapolis, cites his altitude record and urges improved equipment. Honduran supporters of acting President Lozano claim victory after a Constituent Assembly vote marked by police gunfire that left at least one dead and nine wounded.
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Oan Air
Hanes
Maryim Louav
Edmund G. Sperry
Tegucigalps
Hondurash
Julio Lozano
Constituent Assembly
Cattle Affected by UK Atomic Tests in Australia
Report says cattle at Hamilton Downs station northeast of Maralinga were slaughtered after radioactivity exposure from Britain's atomic tests. Geiger counter thyroid readings spiked to 3000, versus a normal 30, though scientists offered no verdict on danger.
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Adelaide
Australia
Cat Ithe
Britain
Tave
Maralinga
South Asia
Kamilton Downs
Nehru Attacks India's Reds Over Communism
NEW DELHI Prime Minister Nehru delivers a sharp attack on communism at a Congress gathering in Alipore. He says communism will not solve India’s problems and warns of violence and civil strife. He accuses Indians of following Moscow and questions adopting Russia’s Leninist system. He notes Soviet leaders praised then condemned Stalin as tyrant.
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New Delhi
Nehru
India
Congress Party
Alipore
Moscow
Russia
Lenin
Stalin
Easy Way Destroys Prosperity in Detroit Speech
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey, speaking to the Economic Club of Detroit, attacks Democratic policies as concessions to the easy way that undermine prosperity. He contrasts past inflation with stabilizing measures, urges budget balance, and argues tax cuts should await a surplus rather than borrowings.
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Treasury
Humphrey
Economic Club of
Hood College to name two new buildings Friday ceremonies
Hood College will name its two newest buildings the R Paul Smith Residence Hall and the Lillian Brown Hudson Science Hall during Friday ceremonies aligned with Campus Day weekend. R Paul Smith, longtime Hood trustee and Potomac Edison president, and Mrs. Clarence Hodson of Orange New Jersey will attend. Dr Andrew G Truxal will preside and Dr Jane D McCarrell will speak at the science building. Clyde E Thomas and Arthur P Scott will group leaders introduce speakers as Reverend Ralph Miller delivers the invocation.
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Hagerstown Utiliilies
Clarence Hodson
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Andrew G. Truxal
Jane D. McCarrell
Clyde E. Thomas
Hodson
Smith Hall
Ralph Miller
Brunswick
Fathers’ Club
Ann Fortenbaugh
Cooperative Government Association
Parsons Newman
College Board of Associates
Smith
Evangelical and Reformed Church
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Blue Ridge College
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Lotters
Franklin and Marshall College
Potomac Edison Companys
Wagerstown
Frederick
Rotary Club
Paul L. Althouse
The
Tollese
Wall
Edgar H. McBride
Mom’s quick action saves seven in riverboat blast
A 36 year old mother aboard a burning 25 foot cruiser near Colton Point in Maryland acted fast to save her family of seven when gas fumes exploded. She improvised life preservers from the boat and strapped them to two younger children while older siblings aided a younger boy. Nearby fishermen rushed to aid and take the family to awaiting ambulances.
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Potomac
Alexander Gompers
Washington, D.C
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Samuel
Terry
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Chester Cullison
Tidewater Fisheries
Culton Point
Here
Cullison
Leonard Naris
River Springs
Bunterfield Thes
Gompers
Live Virus Polio Vaccine Nears Human Tests
Cincinnati reports that Sabin of the University of Cincinnati will begin tests of a live virus polio vaccine using Chillicothe Reformatory volunteers as the first U S subjects. Sabin says federal results will influence expanding trials with scientists abroad.
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Cincinnati
Chillicothe
United States
Albert B. Sabin
University of Cincinnati
Sabin
Penialiies
UG College of Medicine
Ohio Valley
Society For Experimental Biology and Medicines
American Labor Party Dies In Quiet Dying
New York report states the American Labor party has dissolved after a state committee vote last Tuesday. State Chairman Peter J Hawley praised the party's past but blamed the cold war era and repressive atmosphere for dwindling labor support. Monocacy and Potomac streams reported clear in local observations.
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New York
American Labor Party
Peter J. Hawley
Hawley
Anglo French Suez Proposal Rejected at United Nations
At the United Nations the British and French plan for Suez was spurned. Egypt proposed a negotiating body to settle the dispute while insisting on cooperation between Egyptian authorities and canal users, fair tolls, and reserved capacity for upgrades, with international cooperation but no direct reference to control.
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Egypt
Suez
Mahamoud Fawzi
U.N. Security Council
Bayt
Britain
France
Council
Suez Ca‘al
Ravannae
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Windy and turning cooler Tuesday, cool Wednesday, warmer Thursday, cooler Friday and Saturday. Chance of scattered showers Thursday night. Temperatures average 57 degrees below normal with normal readings in the upper 60s by day and low 50s at night, dipping to near 30s in western Maryland.
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