Nehru backs Menon as Army chief crisis eases
New Delhi India Prime Minister Nehru defended Defense Minister V K Krishna Menon amid a rift with Army Commander General K S Thimayya who briefly resigned then withdrew his resignation. Nehru said civil authority remains supreme and dismissed cabinet shakeups. East border tensions with China and unrest in Calcutta over Bengal food policy added to regional strains as Thimayya and air force navy chiefs were cited in reports of resignations. Meanwhile Jimmy Foxx faced possible heart attack in his doctor’s office confirmed by Dr Howard Graham after tests.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
K. S. Taimayya
Taimayya
Krishen Menon
Krishna Menon
Ter
Congress Party
Hebra
Thimayya
Air Force
Navy
Thimayura
Chi
Tibet
the Statesman
Bhutan
Jigme Dorji
Calcutta
Dorji
Bengal
Kerala
Jimmy Foxx
Galesburg, WI
Howard Graham
Jimmie
Eisenhower Enjoys Happy UK Reunion Dinner
President Eisenhower shared a jovial mood at a reunion dinner with World War I British allies at Winfield House. Notable figures included Montgomery, Alanbrooke, Alexander, Churchill, and Macmillan. The 20th anniversary of Poland’s invasion framed the event as cordial and lighthearted.
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Eisenhower
London
Poland
Viscount Montgomery
Montgomery
Winfeld House
C. 5
John Hay Whitney
Viscount Alanbrooke
Alanbrooke
Britain
Earl Alexander
North Africa
Italy
Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Whitney
Ike's European Crusade Seen As Big Success So Far
Paris reports President Eisenhower's Western unity crusade shaping well with major gains in Britain and West Germany. Yet France looms large as de Gaulle tests and resists, seeking U S support on Algeria and a stronger NATO voice. Nuclear talks and the Sark Soviet meeting add to France's wary stance as Ike's influence grows.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Europe
France
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
Britain
Mustin- Gerstans
NATO
Ness
Eissenhower
Eshefer
Alles
de Gaulle
U. S
United Nations
United States
Sahara Desert
Soviet Union
West
Germany
Washington
Bonn
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Taneytown Social News Highlights Guests and Church Events
Sunday dinner guests visited Taneytown and surrounding towns including Emmitsburg, Gettysburg, Littlestown, and Arlington. Families such as Musselman, Patterson, Bollers, McNair, and Stambaugh were noted with travels to Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Church activities include Trinity Lutheran Men’s meeting, women’s guild, and a Missionary Society gathering with Amelia Annan as leader.
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John Leister
Taneytown
Daniel Nail
Emmitsburg Road
Afr
Sterling Musselman
Willis and
Curtis
Carolyn
Gettysburg
Herbert Patterson
Littlestown
Elizabeth Patterson
Xaills
Edgar Boller
Geraldine
Thurmont
Boller
Charles R. Clutz
Keysville Road
Wiliam McNair
Charles Baker
Eddie
Wayne
East Baltic More Street
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Major
William Sell
Billy
Bradley
Judy
Amityy Long Island
Richard Rinehart
Barry
Debbie
Belair
Women’s Guild
Grace United Church of Christ
Spiritual Life Committee
Clyde Hesson
Edward How
Mirs
Haycraft
David
Newport News
Martha Terrel
Albany
Ind
William Haycraft
Uniontown Road
Missionary Society of Taneytown Presbyterian Church
George Ingram
Amelia Annan
Nelson Tracey
Susan
Wheaton
James Wantz
Tyrone
Barbara Naill
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Str
Abs
Daniel Naill
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Hubert J. Null
Mark Wildasin
St. John’s Lutheran Church Grove
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Yasphalt
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