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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1955
Page
5
Analysis by James Marlow notes that progress at the Geneva meeting on world disarmament is blocked by disputes over inspection. The U S demands aerial and ground access with foolproof checks, while Russia favors limited ground inspections. Neither side has given a firm reply.
A jumble of radio and TV program listings appears, with callsigns MBS CBS NBC ABC and various times and show names. The excerpt ends with a partial note on presidential remarks about aerial inspections and U S bases abroad, hinting at Cold War tensions and disputed inspection rights.
The Little Orchestra Society of New York directed by Thomas Scherman performs a Mozart Festival Extraordinary on Saturday. The 35 virtuoso musicians join Rudolf Firkusny and four young artists in a concert version of The Impresario. The event begins at 8 15 p m in the Frederick High School auditorium.
Police searched for a neatly dressed man in a late model car seen in the area yesterday asking where to buy a gun. The body was found across from Oxom Hill High School. Associated Press notes College Football results: Youngstown 28, Baldwin-Wallace NM. Honey must be kept dry to endure for thousands of years.
Russian Foreign Minister Molo tovai Geneva yesterday asserted the Soviet Union would liquidate all military bases on foreign soil in Finland and Manchuria. Washington rejects giving up overseas bases and insists aerial inspection is only an early step toward disarmament. The United States and Russia are closer than the late 1940s but remain far apart, needing more trust before any full agreement is possible.
TV and radio writer Charles Mercer remarks on Arthur Godfrey's recent firings, noting public interest but arguing the boss has right to change his show without public explanations. Mercer questions the show's importance amid other media news.
ACC commissioner Jim Weaver fined Clemson College 500 dollars for unsportsmanlike conduct after a Clemson-Georgia game on October 1 in which two fights broke out. Wake Forest was fined 250 dollars for undue fraternization with a game official and for providing transport on its chartered plane for a conference official after a West Virginia game that same day. Weaver denied a Durham Morning Herald rumor that South Carolina was fined for recruiting irregularities.
Still in hospital Detroit Veronica Lake stage and screen actress collapsed yesterday in a hotel lobby and remained at Henry Ford Hospital today. Latest reports describe her condition as serious but stable with medical staff monitoring closely.
OXON HILL Md A two street house hunting couple found the body of a 23 year old carpenter at an Oxon Hill construction project He had been shot in the head and chest Prince Georges County Police named the victim as William Birkett of Washington D C a physician said the death was recent
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