Stevenson Offered To Serve As Missionary On NATO Plans
Washington reports Adlai E Stevenson offered to travel to Paris for NATO talks as a private American observer and consultant to shape a broader western aid and military posture. He would promote a no-strings Marshall Plan style program for underdeveloped nations while critics doubt the Paris meeting will advance U.S. strategic aims. Stevenson's stance contrasts with Eisenhower officials who prioritized NATO’s military posture and Paris attendance.
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Stevenson
NATO
Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Adlai E. Ste J
Paris
Eisenhower
Amery
Dulles
North Atlantic
Europe
Sputnik
Butstead
Hisenhower
LO Nave
Asia
Africa
Illinois
Doc
UN Chief in Mideast Reports Limited Progress
U N Secretary General Hammarskjold returned from Damascus after four hour talks with Syrian Foreign Minister Salah Bitar and meetings with Israeli leader Ben-Gurion. He cited progress in Jordan Israel and Syria toward bolstering the U N Palestine Truce Observation Commission while no immediate details on strengthening authority were given. Casualties were not reported amid border fire rumors and Turkish-Syrian tension did not appear in talks. An Israeli convoy carried gasoline and supplies to Mt Scopus despite Jordan blocking shipments until a settlement was reached.
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Damascus
Syria
Hammarskjold
U.N
New York
Middle East
Jordan
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Salah Bitar
Ham-marskjold
Bitar
U.N. Palestine Truce Observation Organizatice Commission
Rog
Mt. Scopus
Deer kill total climbs in county record shoot
Hancock area hunters report multiple deer weighed from 85 to 196 pounds with eight points. James E Ward of Hancock bagged a 140 pound four point buck on Red Top in Han leoeck. Other notable kills include a 137 pound eight pointer by Harry Burton Jr. at East Sideling Hill and a 152 pound 10 point near Snowshoe forest. Deer brought to the Bridge Diner for counting and distribution.
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James E. Ward
Hancock
Han Leoeck
Hoffmans
Tonoloway
Harry Burton, Jr
East Sideling Hill
Reed Flowers
McCarty
Tonoloway Ridge
John Norris
C. R. Fletcher
Gaithersburg
West
George Lashley
Robert Stotler
B. F. Grimes
H. C. McKinley
Donald McCarty
Harold McCarty
Charles McCarty
Roy J. Fritz
Charles Wertman
H. D. H. Club
Lem E. Kirk
T. A. Chappelear
Hagerstown
Hancock Area
Howard Weller
Thomas Wantz
Arthur Landers
John Yost
Bridge
Melvin Powell
South
Cannon Avenue
Pearce
Bob Grove
Point Salem
Grove
Bells'font
Milton C Lightner Elected National Manufacturer Leader
Milton C Lightner of Ridgewood New Jersey was elected president of the National Association of Manufacturers He also serves as chairman of the board of Singer Manufacturing Company in Elizabeth New Jersey
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Milton C. Lightner
Ridgewood
N.J
National Association of Manufacturers
Lightner
The
Singer Manufacturing Co
Elizabeth, N.J
Lightner Heads National Association of Manufacturers
Milton C. Lightner chairman of Singer Manufacturing Co was elected president of the National Association of Manufacturers at the 62nd NAM Congress in New York. Other officers include Stanley C Hope Ernest G Swigert Cola G Parker and Henry G Riter. NAM sessions open with an address by Vice President Nixon. The association notes more than 300 wood preserving plants employing about 14 000 workers nationwide.
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New York i
Milton C. Lightner
Singer Manufacturing Co
Elizabeth
N. J
National Assn. of
Congress of American Industry
Stanley C. Hope
Esso
Standard Oil Co
New York
Ernest G. Swigert
Portland
Ore
NAM
Cola G. Parker
Neenah
Wis
Henry G. Riter IM
West Orange
N.J
Shatrym
The
Finance Committee
Nixon
United States
Corn Acreage Is Allocated for Maryland in 1958
Maryland sets 1958 corn acreage at 281 175 acres an increase of 17 350 from last year. Commercial area allotment is 38 818 381 acres with 37 288 889 acres in new counties. County ASC offices will mail compensation rates and sign up for the 1958 Corn Acreage Reserve program runs January 13 to March 7 1958.
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Maryland
ASC
Rescuers Find Another Body After London Train Wreck
Rescuers reported another body recovered from the wreckage in southeast London. The death toll rose to two with salvage crews estimating at least five more may remain trapped in collapsed coaches under girders. Police reported 110 seriously injured and 67 slightly hurt as two commuter trains collided Wednesday night.
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Femaysl
Navy Red
Lanai
Glynco Na
Suez Canal
Injval Air Station
Brunswick
Anama Canal
Vanguard Three-Stage Rocket Fails at Cape Canaveral
A Vanguard three stage rocket failed to lift off at Cape Canaveral shortly before noon while attempting to launch the first U S satellite. The Navy photo shows the rocket on the pad and the test model carried a first stage with dummy second and third stages to simulate weight.
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Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
U.S. Navy
Eight Saved At Sea Without Getting Feet Wet
Norfolk reports a Navy blimp in distress sank 55 miles off Georgia after its crew of eight rode lines down to a destroyer’s boats and were rescued without getting their feet wet. No injuries were reported. The Essex plane-guard destroyer Ellison aided, while wind strained the waters near the alimo.
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Norfolk
Va. i
Atlantic
Georgia
Navy
Essex
Ellison
Alimo
Warm Air To Bring Rain Tonight In Maryland Area
The forecast calls for rain tonight and scattered showers tomorrow afternoon. Warmer conditions are expected tomorrow with the five day outlook predicting rain ends early Sunday and returns Wednesday. Temperatures should run 2 to 5 degrees above normal. the county’s lowest temp was 15 at Keedysville with 43 high yesterday. Snow and sleet were forecast for parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, with 15 deaths attributed to the stormy weather in NY NJ and Maryland.
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Maryland
Keedysville
Travis Knode
Florida
Virginia
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Doubts On Beck Authority To Sell Union Car
Seattle. A Western Conference Teamsters leader questions whether Dave Beck had authority to sell a union owned 1952 Cadillac for 1900 dollars in 1956. Beck faces grand larceny charges for allegedly pocketing the cash rather than turning it over to the union treasury. Witnesses say the car was paid with a check made out to Beck personally.
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Seattle
Teamsters
Dave Beck
International Union
Frank W. Brewster
Western Conference of Teamsters
Beck
Teamster
Stearmster Treasury
Brewster
Peerule Lau
Martin B. Duffy
Cadillac
Owls Return With Mate Roosting At Lanvale Street Window
An owl that visited the window sill of Mrs. Clara Laign at 931 Lanvale Street returned with its mate the next night. The pair feasted on bread she left after pigeons and other birds had eaten. The owls disappeared before daybreak.
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Clara Laign
Lanvale Street
Downey Cow Sets High Milk Production Record
A registered Guernsey cow named Blossom from Woodside Hall Le Blossom owned by Fred C Downey achieved a senior two year old production of 9225 pounds. Blossom was milked twice daily for 365 days while on test, earning a place in the Herd Improvement Registry.
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Guernsey
Woodside Hall
le Blossom
Fred C. Downey
Poage Urges Silence on Space Satellite Launch
Waco Texas representative W. A. Poage urged keeping quiet about the planned space satellite until action is taken. He told a luncheon club that the public can see the skyward project for themselves, criticizing advance disclosures as harmful and comparing publicity to bragging about broken cattle.
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Waco, Tex
Rep
Poage
D-Tex
Russia
TV Highlights And Movie Listings From Local Screenings
A dense local TV guide style listing highlights shows and films including Leave It To Beaver with Barbara Billingsley Hugh Beaumont and Jerry Mathers and a crime mystery Saber Of Iden Mon e with Donald Gray. Also features Rin Tin Tin 3 Adventures Of Rin Tin Tin The Hunted and a Western Trackdown with Robert Culp plus The Frank Sinatra Show and Playhouse Of Stars Neighbors among other entries.
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Barbara Billingsley
Hugh Beaumont
Jerry Mathers
Scott Forbes
Edward Ashley
Abraham Sofaer
Jim
Dick ‘Owell Theatre
Feesy Wood Dan
TV and radio schedule highlights for Friday December 1248
Friday’s lineup features Hotel Cosmopel and Tie Tac Dough at early evening, followed by soap operas Guiding Light and Love of Life, then theatre and variety shows. News updates from Douglas Edwards and John Daly anchor the late night schedule with films and sports segments throughout.
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Clubhouse
Torrow
Frankie Lane
Guiding Light
Dr. Hudson
Elizabe
Reg Nowe
Ames Ord
Andy
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Walter
Exline
Crouse
Crouse Produce
Prospect Street
Sooty Good Housekeeping
Hammaker
S. Potomac St
W. Franklin ST
London
Atee
Pate
Peete
Agines Fs
Albert ML
W. Franklin Se
Owl
Chesapeake
Bay Bridge
Wight
America
Products of
Wights
Hollmerk
Dickinson & Co. Inc
Red Barber
Channels
Isaac Logart
Casper Ortega
Yate Farm
Iesurance
Jim Miller
Stan Welch
Maurice Sanders
Virginia Ave
Regent
Life OF
Riley
Willam Bendix
Marjorie Reynolds
Peg
Tom D‘andrea
Gloria Blondel
the Gillizes
Frank Sinatra
Frankie
Fat Crowley
Frank
Sam Hatten
Playhouse OF Stars
Neighbors
Joseph Cotten
Cineup
San Francisco
Colt
Hugo's Pizza Center
Pennsylvania Ave
Koolmeter
Keith‘s
Summit Ave
Funhouse
Frontier Doctor
Douglas Edwards
Buckskins TV Jamberes
Backstage
Grey Ghost
Annie Oakly
Parade of Stara
John Daly
Seber
Fabian
Scotland Yards
Rin Rin Tin
Silent Service
TV Presents
Jim Dowie
Dick Powell
Patrice Munsel
Mo Squad
Thin Man Poe
Whirlybirds
White Hunter
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