Pact covers number and operations
Warsaw reports a formal agreement spelling out technicalities for future Soviet troop operations in Poland. The deal, following a Moscow visit by Wladyslaw Comulka, states troops remain temporarily and Polish sovereignty is respected while Soviet forces avoid interference in Polish affairs. Details cover troop size, deployment, movement, and use of Polish facilities, with further specifications to be settled within three months.
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Warsaw
Poland
Soviet Union
Moscow
Wladyslaw Comulka
United States
NATO
Ufli
East Germany
Josef Cyrankiewitz
Moscow Radio
Roundup Targets Marijuana Peddlers In Chicago
Police rounded up four people including two teens after an anonymous tip about drugs at a West Side barbecue stand. Lois Koloves, 42, and 34 patrons were detained as officers watched and answered constant phone inquiries before seizing those entering the establishment.
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Chicago
Foster
Ralian
Lois Koloves
West Side
Teen Age Mental Patient Kidnaps Bride At Gunpoint
A 17 year old San Francisco youth from a mental hospital escaped and abducted his bride at gunpoint from her parents home, forcing the parents to bound. Cla Ann Mowatt was taken back to her parents in Daly City while the husband and other youth fled toward Napa State Hospital. Police seek Mike Weigoner and Cla Ann Mowatt and a male companion.
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San Francisco
San Franciscan
Mike Weigoner
Cla Ann Mowatt Weigoner
Weijgoner
Daly City
Mantana Jawa
Napa State Hospital
Cla Ann
John Mowatt
Weigener
Jesse Eastman
Vallejo
Mowatt
Cle Ann
Jefferson High School
British five jet plane to take off and land vertically
London reports reveal a five jet design capable of vertical takeoffs and landings. The SC11W 86 by Short Brothers is powered by Rolls Royce RB108 engines with two downward facing thrusters for vertical lift and three for forward flight, touted as Britain’s edge in the jet race.
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London
United States
Russia
Belfast
Short Brothers J. & Harland Co
Britain
Cumberland Moves to Boost Parking and Ride Buses
Cumberland officials pursue an engineering survey of parking, seek financing for off street lots, and urge expanded ride bus service to ease downtown congestion. The plan aims to convert private spaces for public use, boost the trading area, and reduce car reliance, with Hagerstown cited as a similar need amid bus fleet financial trouble.
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Cumberland
Queen City
Pri
Chamber of Commerce
O Berland
Hagerstown
United States
William C. Walsh
Walsh
Two Trucks In Collision On State Rt 368
Two dump truck drivers were charged with following too close after a collision on State Rt. 368 between Hugetts and Ceartoss. No injuries reported. State Trooper A. D. Wasenbubler noted all trucks halted for a load of material and one truck was operated by Jas The of Hanenek.
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Hugetts
Ceartoss
A. D. Wasenbubler
Sant Iene
Parley Set On Better Air Service Here
Representatives from Hagerstown Waynesboro and Chambersburg meet with Maryland Aviation Commission chair Dolph Drennan and Allegheny Airlines VP David Miller to discuss added north south air service through Hagerstown to Philadelphia. The Chamber Air Survey Committee seeks to intervene with the Civil Aeronautics Board in Allegheny's Louisville to Philadelphia plan. A Chambers survey says Allegheny could nearly double Hagerstown passenger business if New York service were added.
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Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Chambers of Commerce
Tudolph Drennan
Maryland State Aviation Commission
Philadelphia
David Miller
Allegheny Airlines
Chamber Air Survey Committee
Maryland Aviation Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Allegheny
Louisville
Kentucky
Terminal Point
Chambers
New York
Dulles Forecasts No Plan to Reduce American Forces in Europe
Secretary of State Dulles said there may be some Irish or Irish related firing toward U S divisions in Europe but there will be no plan to reduce American strength in the area.
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Washington
Dulles
Eireann
U. S
Europe
Tito Visit Washington Amid Secret Security Talks
A garbled OCR note outlines a 1 am visit to Washington by Tito involving secret talks with US officials. The fragment references a possible state visit and high level discussions, but many words are unclear.
Eisenhower Nehru End Talks At Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru wrap a day of secluded talks at Eisenhower’s 1,100 acre Gettysburg estate. They drove 80 miles from the farm to Washington today after a joint discussion touching on China, Suez, disarmament and economic aid. Nehru will address a 15 minute nationwide broadcast tonight.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Nehru
Washington
James C. Hagerty
White
China
CBS
NBC
MBS
Rubert H. Lee
Pickett
Sunporch
Bitter Cold To Miss This Area Tonight
Cold air masses push into the region with temperatures plunging toward 18 to 24 degrees tonight. Rain is forecast to mix with snow flurries this afternoon, then skies clear to a chilly, fair day tomorrow. A warming trend is expected by Thursday as snow turns to rain.
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Middle West
Weather Bureau
Officers Question Youth In Probe Of Suspected Arson
Authorities questioned a local youth today over a November 1 fire on Leitersburg Smithsburg Road that burned a small staple and hog pen. State's Attorney Tom Kaylor said no charges were filed as investigators pursue arson as the likely motive. The probe is among three arson cases examined by sheriff's deputies in six to seven weeks, including a fire in an attic near Clear Spring and another at a club house along the Potomac.
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Snerut
Oteers
Leitersburg
Smithsburg
Tom Kaylor
Clear Spring
Potomac
Man Reports Mailbox Stolen Near Wilsons Property
Sheriff's deputies report a mailbox removal from the Lewis Renner residence near Wilsons along with a cut fence. The vandalism suspect may face federal charges if identified and apprehended.
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Lewis Renner
Wilsons
McAllister children greet Santa at East Syre cure
Cathy McAllister age 2 3 joins her four sisters and four brothers in a Naples style Christmas moment with Santa. The McAllister family of East Syre cure, N Yu share wishes as the children await their turn, giving Santa plenty to think about.
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Noel
Noel Francis O'Kelly
San Diego
Calif
Ireland
O'Kelly
Dublin
America
Cathy McAllister
Santa
Charlee McAllister
East Syrecure
N. Yu
Retailers and County Board Discuss Inventory Tax Equity
Washington County retailers met with the County Board of Commissioners to seek a 25 percent reduction in the inventory tax to address an inequity. The current 106 percent tax affects Washington County merchants more than peers in other counties, where reductions reach 40 percent. Further talks are planned before state legislative action.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Retailers Bureau
Stamp Sales At P O Here Set Record
Post office and Northern Avenue branch posted nearly seven thousand dollars in postage sales yesterday, surpassing all prior daily records. Clerk Jevin Fyler moved 3751 dollars in stamps while Eyler processed 150000 two cent stamps, exceeding previous two cent sales. Total receipts reached about 6940 dollars, with 258 cancellations an all time high, and more parcels processed than any prior day. The main post office and the Northern Avenue branch remained open tonight for parcel mailing.
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Avene
Jevin Skip Fyler
Atampa
Eyler
OGL
Thomas M. Daneeen
Avenuue
Japan Admitted to United Nations by Unanimous Vote
UNITED NATIONS DEC 18 Japan was admitted to the United Nations by a unanimous vote, becoming the organization’s 80th member. After years of Soviet vetoes, Russia withdrew opposition following a postwar peace accord with Japan. Assembly President Priges Wan welcomed the Japanese delegation led by Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu to take its seat.
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Japan
United Nations
World Organization
Russia
Ite J
Assembly
Priges
Wan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Rapist Given Three Years By Court Here
Faull Reed Barnhart, 28, of Hager flown Rt. 6, was convicted by a Cir cuit Court jury of raping a 50 year old Waynesboro woman. Judge D. K. McLaughlin sentenced him to three years in the House of Correction, citing jury leniency and doubt about the witness's testimony. The court found the rape occurred after entering his car on a Waynesboro street last May.
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Faull Reed Barnhart
Hager
Waynesboro
House of Correction
D. K. McLaughlin
Barnhart
McLaughlin
Hagerstown
Gifts For Nixon On Way To Washington From Waterloo
A medley Santa Claus sleigh loaded with gifts for the families of President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon traveled from Waterloo toward Washington today.
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Lie
Nixon
Waterloo
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