Russia Open to Peace Talks on Korean War
Moscow reports cautious Western optimism as cease-fire talks resume after a 63 day break. The New Times says Russia is ready to settle key disputes with the United States, while Soviet press highlights Germany Japan and atomic control as end goals. New negotiators replace two Communist envoys and Mao Tse-tung voices cautious support for progress contingent on US willingness to settle justly.
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Moscow
The
New Times
Russia
United States
Frederick
Germany
Japan
Central Committee
Communist Party
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
Andrei Vishinsky
Pien Chiang-Wu
Teng Hua
Cheng du Kon
Chang Pyong San
Mao Tze-~ Tung
Mao
Soviet Editorial Says US Fails To Move Toward Improved Ties
A Soviet editorial on October 15 complains that while the United States professes a wish to improve relations with the Soviet Union it has not taken any steps toward real progress. It urges Washington to show concrete actions rather than rhetoric.
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Shineng
Rick
United States
Soviet Union
Rainfall Sparks Conversation In Town After Weeks Of Dry Weather
Citizens watched steady rain Wednesday under downtown awnings and in doorways. The modest shower, less than half an inch, was welcomed by farmers and dairymen, with Barrack B of the State Police noting a rainfall gauge reading of .36 of an inch.
Weather Clears After Light Showers In County
A light rain ended today with the sun setting and cooler temperatures to follow. The mercury fell to 72 degrees, raincoats feel unnecessary as showers revive pastures and aid wheat and barley sprouting. Farmers report patchy moisture, some seeds not yet germinated, and countywide showers varied in amount.
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Frederick
C and P May Alter Rate Increase Plan
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company may cut its planned rate increase for Maryland long distance calls. Counsel told the Maryland Public Service Commission that a National Association of Railroad Utilities Commissions approved inter and intra state cost apportionment, reallocating expenses from intrastate to interstate operations. The move would raise the return on Maryland operations, with revised figures to be submitted.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Maryland
Maryland Public Service Commission
National Association of Railroad Utilities Commissioners
William Gassaway
Gassaway
Phone company seeks rate increase to boost local revenue
Early in September the company appeared before the commission to ask for increases that would bring in an additional 5,500,000 dollars in revenue. The phone company indicated that part of this money might come through boosting the pay phone rate for local calls from 5 to 10 cents.
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