May Restrict Liquor Aboard U.S. Airlines
Federal review of in flight liquor prompts airline leaders to discuss a voluntary code. Aimed at safety, the proposed creed would bar boarding drunks, ban Sunday and election day service, limit service hours, require standard pricing, forbid crew commissions, curb advertising, and shield meals. CAB chair Adams says state law, not federal, governs liquor on planes, with possible action if safety is shown. Capital Airlines notes no harm from not serving alcohol.
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Harold L. Pearson
Air Transport Assi
San Francisco
Pearson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Joseph P. Adams
CAB
Adams
Lane
D-Mass
Capital Airlines
Northwest Airlines
Capital
Last day of Maryland State Fair sees record crowd
A record attendance of 13,310 marked the Maryland State Fair on its near final day in Timonium with Mayor Thomas D Alesandro of Baltimore as guest. Exhibits closed as livestock moved out. over 75,000 in premium money was distributed among 4 H and open class exhibitors. Grand champions named in Ayrshire and Milking Shorthorn cattle. Edgewood Farms and Hillcrest Farms claimed top titles. Separate item notes a Black attorney urging the Supreme Court to order Alabama University to admit Negro students. Latest Holstein herd test totals from multiple farms are listed.
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Timonium
Maryland
Ayrshire
Edgewood Farms
Wauwatosa Farm
William H. Hill and Sons
Woodbine
Wild Eyes Pathfinder
Vernon A. Mathias
Hillcrest Farms
Westminster
Waterloo Ruby B
Maidstone Farm
Rectortown, Va
Space Satellites To Be Launched Next Year
BRUSSELS Sept 94 An American rocket specialist says the United States will launch 6 to 10 artificial satellites before end 1958. Satellites would orbit Earth every 90 minutes at 200 to 300 miles, potentially 15 to 30 days or up to a year. Dr Homer E Newell Jr leads the U S rockets and satellites program for the geophysical year with 40 nations participating. The White House had announced plans for the first manmade Earth-orbiting satellites by end 1958.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
Homer E. Newell Jr
U. S. Naval Research Laboratory
International Geophysical Year
iSoviet Union
Newell
U. S
White House
Copenhagen
Soviet Union
U.S
Earth
Radford Says U.S. Security Is Strong with No Spending Change
Adm. Arthur W. Radford after meeting with President Eisenhower in Denver said national security is stronger than ever and no basic military spending changes are planned for the current fiscal year. He noted possible savings but expected total defense outlays above 34 billion dollars without altering policy. Truman warned cuts are possible and urged caution amid reports of Pentagon reductions.
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Arthur W. Radford
Eisenhower
U.S
Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Chicago
Fitto
Denver White House
Pentagon
Rueben Robertson
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
Senate Miliary Appropriations
Rioting Convicts Defy Orders At State Reformatory
About 100 inmates raced around the main building defying orders to work or return to cells. Guards, aided by state penitentiary personnel, drove them back as gunfire erupted, with roughly a dozen shots fired during the riot. Urbana Girls Club Picnic Ends With Plans For Shower For Roxie Montgomery.
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State Penitentiary
Incom
United States plans new 14-nation security pact for a reunited Germany
The United States drafts a dramatic plan to secure Europe by forming a 14 nation security treaty spanning East and West. The pact would defend a reunified Germany and allow its people to join NATO if they choose. Signatories include the United States Britain France Italy Canada Belgium Holland Luxembourg and Soviet bloc members Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Hungary Bulgaria. The plan aims to deter a potential German threat while securing Western and Soviet cooperation in reunification and easing NATO integration.
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Europe
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Soviet Bloc
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Geneva
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France
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Belgium
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Luxembourg
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
NATO
Barricades Strengthen As Defense Against Communism
Strength built up within limits as another pillar on the barricades against possible Communist aggression, reflecting ongoing preparations and public resolve amid rising East-West tensions.
Prison Riot Ends At Nebraska Reformatory After Fire
In Lincoln Neb gunfire by guards and reinforcements ended a morning sit down strike at the Nebraska Men's Reformatory. One inmate was shot and seriously wounded while more than $100000 in shop buildings burned. The riot followed the firing of superintendent George Morris who had criticized penal administration. The State Board of Control fired Morris, prompting inmates to protest and demand his reinstatement as a new superintendent, M L Wimberly, took charge after the initial unrest.
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Neb
Nebraska Men‘s Reformatory
George Morris
Reformatory
Morris
State Board of Control
Dolly Lawson Named All Star During Club Week
Dolly Lawson earned All Star status during Club Week. Eleanor Hipkins won county first and state second in the cherry pie contest. The next meeting will be at Sally Geisbert's home on Baker Valley road, today.
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Eleanor Hipkins
Sally Geisbert
Baker Valley Road
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