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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1954

Page

1

Pact talks set to unify defense in Southeast Asia region

France Australia New Zealand Thailand Pakistan and the Philippines pursue a united defense to curb Communist advances in Southeast Asia and the southwest Pacific. The United States says consultations with these governments have continued for four months, following Dulles March speech calling for united defense and possible united action.

France Australia New Zealand Thailand Pakistan Philippines Southeast Asia Southwest Pacific Dulles U.S United States New York City

Red China Plans Invasion of Formosa

Washington officials viewed Chou En lai remarks as a Communist war of nerves against the Nationalists. The State Department declined further comment while noting the ongoing strain over Taiwan policy and Chinese threats.

Red China Formosa Taiwan Washington Chou State Department

Taiwan Tensions Echo Five Principles Amid Rhetoric

Unidentified Soviet Mission visitors were told interviews were scheduled as Washington notes Dulles remarks that US forces would aid Nationalists if Reds invade. Chou Enlai and Chu Teh warn of war readiness while calling for peaceful coexistence and adherence to five principles: territorial integrity, nonaggression, noninterference, equality and mutual benefit, peaceful coexistence. The piece cites Formosa defense and U.S. naval protection since 1950.

Dulles China U.S Chou Chu Teh Taiwan Formosa Chow India Burma United States

Quint Twin Smothered During Epileptic Seizure Says Expert

Montreal Quebec medical examiner Dr Roxanno Fountain stated Emilie Quint died when she accidentally suffocated by her pillow during an epileptic seizure at a Catholic hostel in Ste Agathe. Police found her face downward in bed after three seizures the prior night.

Montreal Quebec Emilie Dionne Emilie Roxanno Fountaine Fountain Ste. Agathe Que

Final Passage Of New A-Energy Bill Predicted

The article reports a potential end to the A-Energy bill with possible revisions. Senator Gore suggests a five to ten year compulsory patent sharing period might be agreed, while Rep. W Sterling Cale remains opposed to compulsory sharing even if the Senate acts. Cale was absent and unavailable for comment.

Sen. Gore D+ Tenn W. Sterling Cale R-Ny Senate House Atomic Energy Committee Cale

More Russians Seen Deserting From Soviet Espionage Push

Rasivorov, a Soviet intelligence figure in Japan, claims Germany and Japan hosts mid level agents and that a broad roundup of Communist spies within the Japanese government is imminent. He says he has told all he knows to the United States and hints at forthcoming disclosure in Japanese papers.

Twouway Rasivorov Japan Russia Rastvorov

Saudi Arabia declines further American aid and financial concerns

Saudi Arabia reportedly became the second nation to tell Uncle Sam it wants no more American aid, following Burma last year. The Middle East kingdom faces about 200 million dollars in estimated annual income and resentment over U. S. support for Israel. A fiscal year total of 1,632,000 dollars was allocated for technical aid but not fully spent.

Washington Saudi Arabia Uncle Sam Burma Middle East Kingdom U. S Israel Foreign Operations Administration

Ike Opposes Anti Communist Labor Bill Debate

President Eisenhower weighs anti Communist measures as Congress considers taft Hartley amendments and penalties for joining or supporting Communist groups. Senate and House proposals target labor and civil organizations deemed Communist by a central board. The White House signals unease over harsher crackdowns and fears increased propaganda abroad. Brownell and Cabinet members discussed strategy in an informal session.

Sen. Butler Su Jversives Activities Central Board Hsacbi Consarty Kasenineer Senate Brownell Eisenhower

Ballot Battle Resumes Monday in Centreville

Legal teams for H. C. Byrd and George P. Mahoney prepare to resume challenging paper ballots in Queen Annes County in the Democratic gubernatorial nomination fight. Judges will review 395 of 790 ballots, with Mahoney and Byrd camps contesting hundreds as part of broader scrutiny in Talbot and Queen Annes counties.

Centreville H.C. Byrd George P. Mahoney Queen Annes County Alterweys Byrd Mahoney iThe Mahoney Camp Talbot County William BR. Horney Second Judicial Circuit Court Sterday

Gambler Held In Bank Robbery Sought After Arrest

McGann identified by five of eight bank patrons as gunman. Four employees and four customers corralled in a vault at a one story concrete bank across from air base HQ. Manager Herbert Pinckney freed all eight within minutes using an escape lever. No money recovered with Metann's arrest.

McGann Brown Herbert Pinckney Pinckney Metann

Hot Dogs and Ice Cream At Eisenhower Retreat

President Dwight D. Eisenhower and wife hosted Cabinet members and spouses at his secluded Thurmont lodge in the Cammetin Mountains. After a two hour session on aid for Indochina refugees the group relaxed with hot dogs and cubavolate ice cream on sticks. Secretary Weeks challenged Mrs Oveta to a horseshoe pitching contest during lunch.

Pnurmont Hisenhower Camnetin Mountains Indochina Eisenhower

Iraq Races To Use Oil Funds Before Upheaval

Baghdad moves quickly to channel oil revenues, now 159 million dollars yearly, into visible projects. The development board faces a dilemma between immediate benefits and long term needs, spending on public buildings, schools and hospitals while boosting employment in restive areas.

Baghdad Iraq Tray Development Board Iit

Drills For Water Strikes Oil Near Denison Texas

A 4 A water well driller near Denison, Texas struck something oil like at 282 feet after a shut down Aug 7 while bailing a bucket. The property owner Jack Winburn asked for secrecy until confirmation. Winburn joked that they still need water.

Denison Tex Dailler

Prayer for Humility and Vocation at Christ Episcopal Church

James W. Kennedy rector of Christ Episcopal Church in Lexington Kentucky offers a prayer seeking humility to accept limits, guidance in vocation, and divine presence in mind and heart while inviting God to judge the means. Amen.

Christ James W. Kennedy Lesington, Ky Christ Episcopail Church

Truck Driving Crown Contest in Baltimore Finals

Twelve drivers entered the seventh annual Truck Safety Rodeo by the Maryland Motor Truck Assn in Baltimore. Robert M. Orr of the Army Chemical Center Edgewood led with 3202 points, winning the tractor and single axel class, while Chester C. Gilpin, also from Edgewood, scored 3140 points to top the straight track class. Weary J. Rouseh of Esso Standard Oil led the tractor and tandem axle class, and Charles F. Heauchamp Jr. of Victor Lynn Lines Salisbury placed third in the same event with 253 points.

Baltimore Maryland Maryland Motor Truck Assn Robert M. Orr Army Chemical Center Edgewood Chester C. Gilpin The Chemical Center Weary J.rouseh Esso Standard Oil Charles Fe.heauchamp, Jr Victor Lynn Lines of Salisbury

Double Celebration In Wilczynski Family Friday 13th

In Worcester Massachusetts a Friday the 13th brought a double celebration for the Stanley W. Wilczynski family. Wilczynski was born August 12, 1928 and yesterday his wife gave birth to a son. The article notes a rise in hospital birth rates over the past two decades.

Worckester Mass Stanley W. Wilczynski Wilczynski

TV Guide Schedule Highlights Big Night Lineup

A busy evening unfolds with Ed Sullivan guests and multiple prime time programs. Highlights include Toast of the Town with Four Lacs Mata and Har, The Summe Comedy Hour, Here Come the Colt at 8:15, and Second Freedom at 8:30, plus News and sports updates and variety shows throughout the night.

Ed Sullivan Four Lacs Mata & Har Kar Graham Raye Ball TV Playhouse Bob Considine Jane Pickens Nick's Sports Notes Bert Parks John Daly Rocky King International Playhouse Wiphest Dave Brinkley WAAM Roy Annie Oakley Capital Caravan Frontier Sports Desk Starlight Theatre Teen Canteen Barrow Street All Star Theatre Gene Autry Janet Bean Arthur Watson Collyer Dotty Mack Gaseball- Wash Philadelphia Washington Ted Mack Herb Shriner Eddie Albert Alan Young Pat Carroll Hector Byrd Petty Ryan Betty Brive Jack Pare Edie Mayehiolt Star Theater Janet Dean - R Jurse Kon Cochran Sun Papers TV News

Senate votes big benefit boost for social security

The House and Senate debated expanding social security coverage with higher earnings limits and earlier retirement exemptions. The House plan would include more farm operators and professionals, while the Senate narrowed coverage to fewer groups. Both sides moved to lift restrictions and extend benefits, drawing contrast on who would be covered.

Senate House Eisenhower Finance Committee

Old Homestead Didn't Look the Same After Absence

Doug las Arizona August 14 Mr and Mrs Joe Garcia returned after six months absence to a ransacked home missing bed cupboards tables chairs medicine cabinet windows plumbing pipes faucets toilet drains clothes lines and steel posts dug from the front yard neighbors were questioned but no laughter or sightings were reported The bewildered couple sought help as authorities investigated the strange home invasion style disappearance of household items.

Douglas, Ariz Joe Garcia Garcias

Pennsylvania drought disaster area decision

HARRISBURG Pa Aug 14 a state drought damage committee decided against recommending that Pennsylvania be declared a drought disaster area after studying crop losses from the recent drought उनी

Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Twin Blossom Reported On White Zinnias By Snyder

Snyder of Rose Hill Avenue reports a rare twin blossom on a white flowering zinnia. The bloom appears on a single stem after many years of cultivation.

Snyder Rose Hill Avenue

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