Eisenhower Addresses Nation On 60th Birthday
President Eisenhower used his 60th birthday to urge Americans to erase prejudice and pursue national unity. He spoke informally after receiving a 300 pound birthday cake, referenced a neighbor to neighbor fundraising effort, and highlighted Americanism over partisanship. He acknowledged birthday wishes from Queen Elizabeth and leaders worldwide and noted his day began with the White House fire alarm and a bouquet from staff.
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Woman Guilty Of Trespass In Staub Property Case
Dorothy Marshall was found guilty of trespassing and given a sentence by Magistrate Shoemaker. She was ordered to stay away from the Staub residence on Main Lane near the Main Shopping Center. Trooper Robert C. Sayer arrested her yesterday evening, and a fire was later discovered at the Staub home causing basement damage. Police say an unidentified man caused a disturbance at the same dwelling. No second arrest was made.
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Queen Elizabeth to Receive Two Indian Arrows at College Park
Annapolis reports McKeldin will present two Indian arrows to Queen Elizabeth II during the North Carolina Maryland football game at College Park. The charter requires annual delivery of one fifth of Maryland’s gold and silver, plus two arrows, to Windsor. The move ignores Easter Week timing per the charter.
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Army to cut Arkansas troops and federalized guards
Secretary of the Army Brucker announced plans to halve regular Army paratroopers at Little Rock Central High School and end federal control of most Arkansas National Guardsmen once federalized. About 500 of 101st Airborne will return to Florida Campbell Kentucky, with 1,800 Guardsmen kept on duty and 8,500 released. Maj Gen Walker will use the 153rd Regiment as the operational force to enforce court integration.
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Arkansas National Guard Relocated After Federal Order
The piece notes a shift in security amid civil rights events in Little Rock with National Guard units placed in federal service and airborne troops arriving from the 101st Airborne Division. It mentions the timing depends on Air Force transport, and lists related military actions and local programs in the oil industry.
Police probe widens after strip teaser appears in Baltimore
A Baltimore grand jury probing police corruption questioned a stripper flown from New Jersey identified as Phyllis Wright. Records show she was previously arrested for prostitution in North Baltimore. Suspicions include two high ranking officers living with a convicted prostitute and graft allegations within the Rackets Division.
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Unclear Names Linked to Baltimore and Pasadena Case
Partial OCR text shows Juanita J. Anderson of Baltimore and Apni Lewis of Pasadena, Idaho, with no explanation of their connection to the case. Further context is missing to identify roles or actions.
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Fire Inspection Tour Of Local Schools Scheduled
Lester Baker captain of the independent Hose Company and Melvin Sehwearing vice president of the Independents with volunteers will tour several local schools for fire inspections. At 10 a m East Frederick Elementary will be inspected. 2 30 p m Yellow Springs Elementary. 3 30 Parkway School Frederick. Evacuations occurred within four minutes at Frederick High and three minutes at St John’s. Baker will report findings to the Frederick County School Board.
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