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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1954

Page

7

Eisenhower Adenauer Back Free Europe Shears Four Power Talks

In Washington on October 25 President Eisenhower and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said German reunification should ride on a strong free Europe, not four power talks. They dismissed the Soviet note as reiterating Molotov positions and urged support for the London and Paris sovereignty and rearmament agreements.

Washington Eisenhower Konrad Adenauer Germany Europe Russia London Paris France Britain United States Adenauer Soviet Union Mr. Molotov V. M. Molotov Berlin U.S

Adenauer Eisenhower Dulles Meet On German Reunification

The joint statement following Adenauer's half hour with Eisenhower and 90 minutes with Dulles reaffirmed Western plans for a freely reunited Germany. It stresses peaceful means and continued cooperation among the United States United Kingdom France and the Federal Republic of Germany toward German reunification despite Soviet opposition.

Frederick Russia East Germany Austria Adenauer Eisenhower John Foster Dulles Germany United States Federal Republic of Germany United Kingdom France

London Paris talks push European community goals

The London Paris accords show Adenauer backing a European community path and pledge continued U S efforts to win release of German POWs and deportees in the Soviet Union. It notes Eisenhower’s sympathy for German assets seized in the United States and says talks between governments will begin. About 5 million dollars in assets are involved. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Maryland counties for the general election next Tuesday except Talbot County which opens at 8 a.m. and closes at 7 p.m. In Baltimore voting begins.

Paris Adenauer U.S Soviet Union Eisenhower United States Associated Press Maryland Talbot Baltimore

State law sets polling hours from six to eight

Secretary of State John Reeves notes state law allows polls to open as early as 6 A M and close no later than 8 P M. The article specifies an unusual window with a 6 A M opening and 8 P M closing.

John Reeves

Gatling Gun Named for Columbus Sparks Debate

The District of Columbia assessors discuss the Gatling gun, historically linked to Columbus, and debate its status as the first machine gun in circulation and honor.

District of Columbia Columbus

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