Eisenhower Nehru Talks Pin Broad Area Of Agreement
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru reported that their secret talks yielded a broad area of agreement on world affairs. They said their discussions strengthened U.S. Indian ties and would aid international peace, with Nehru noting bonds of friendship and understanding. The White House statement described a greater understanding of each other’s policies and support for democratic ideals, as Nehru prepared to meet UN officials and visit Canada after leaving Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Prioe Minster
Nehru
India
United States
White Mouse
National
White House
Isenhower
Eisenower
United Nations
New York
Canada
U.S
Youth Sought In Kidnaping Under Arrest
An escaped California mental patient and his teenage bride were kidnapped at gunpoint and fled north. In Denver they crashed the car, injuring the pair. Police pursued an Indian suspect known as Chief Eastman, who fled. two injured youths remained hospitalized as the case unfolded.
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Denver
California
Mike Wiegner
Ann Mowatt Wiegner
Denver General Hospital
Weigner
Wiegner
Jesse Eastman
Jesse Red Cloud
Sewage and drainage plan for Halfway estimated over a million
A Baker-Wibberly study for Washington County proposes a seven year Halfway sanitary project costing over 1 million with 30 000 per year for storm water. Financing options include general obligation revenue and assessment bonds, with general bonds deemed impractical. The plan seeks state and federal participation, including Public Law 660 funds, and calls for a county wide sanitary and storm water program plus public meetings to inform residents and property owners.
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Board of County Commissioners
Baker-Wibberly Associates
Halfway Area
Halfway R
Hallway
Suburban Sanitary Commission
Halfway
Baker
T Wibberly
Washington County
Maryland
Taltway
Council Hopes To Set Tax
The Mayor and Council may set the 1957 city tax rate tonight to fund a city budget of over 35 million dollars. A $425,000 cut is needed if the rate stays BF cents. without cuts a $1.25 rate would be required. The budget asks for $32,000 more revenue, pay increases, and a $100,000 working fund.
No Extra Service At Post Office Saturday
Postmaster Thomas M. Simpson announced that there will be no extra window service Saturday at the Hagerstown Post Office. Clerks will handle special deliveries and emergencies while the usual Saturday schedule is followed. Weekday hours resume Monday with US deliveries. carriers will cover all packages.
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Hagerstown
Thomas M. Simpson
Ant
Simpson
USA
Eisenhower Pledges U S Aid for Hungarian Refugees
President Eisenhower pledges full U S effort to ease the Hungarian refugee crisis in Austria. Vice President Nixon delivers the letter to Austrian Chancellor Raab and plans visits to refugee camps near the border to assess conditions and urge further steps.
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Vienna
Eisenhower
United States
Austria
Richard M. Nixon
Julius Raab
Nixon
Raab
Traffic Light Planned at Cleveland Avenue and Dual Highway
The mayor and council ordered a traffic light at the intersection of Cleveland Avenue and Dual Highway. The overhead light will be installed starting the first night, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow at the busy junction.
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Cleveland
Armie
Cleveland Avene
Dual Highway
Fine Umbrellas Left At Church
After the Trade Clef Christmas program at St. Pauls Methodist Church on Sunday December 9 several umbrellas were left behind. A church spokesman urged owners to claim their property by calling the church office during morning hours, noting some are valuable.
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Severs
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Sve
Denver cashier admits embezzling nearly fifty thousand dollars
Cora Zidan a 50 year old Denver Discount Co and Allied Credit Corp cashier confessed she took about 48 000 to 50 000 over six years at 10 000 yearly rate. She said she started and could not quit and blamed mismanagement. Bond set at 2500 pending arraignment.
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Denver
Calo
Nay Humphreys
Cora Zidan
Zidan
Denver Discount Co
Allied Credit Corp
Man Dies In Hancock Jail During Night
James Shoemaker, about six miles east of Hancock, was found dead in a Hancock Jail cell. Police Chief Howard Muffle reported Shoemaker had visited Hancock to see a doctor and appeared asleep at midnight. he was found dead next morning. Coroner Dr. Wells was notified.
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James Shatmaker
Win
Hancock
Howard Muffle
Shoemaker
Martin
R. Wells
Man fined for practicing chiropractics in Maryland
George H. Dean, 70, of Smithsburg, pleaded guilty to attempting to practice chiropractics without a Maryland license. Magistrate William P. Kreykenbohm fined him $50 and costs after noting Dean had studied in Chicago but never received a state license. The charge was brought by Adam C. Saet, secretary to the State Board of Chiropractors.
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George H. Dean
Smithsburg
William P. Kreykenbohm
Adam C. Saet
Frostburg
State Board of Chiropractors
Harold Hoffman
Dean
Chicago
Maryland
Kreuxenbohm
Postman Sues Dog Owner for Series of Bites
MINEOLA New York Postman Edward Serven 42 testified in Supreme Court that the same dog bit him 12 times in 11 years. He seeks 100000 dollars claiming injuries from the 12th bite caused permanent back damage and a need to deliver mail from a cart.
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Mineola
N.Y
Edward Serven
Supreme Court
Serven
Woman Dies Of Injuries In Trailer Fire Tragedy
Mrs Olive Fling 64 of Hancock died at Memorial Hospital Berkeley Springs from burns and shock after an explosion in her trailer on Pennsylvania Avenue near her son’s home. She previously lived all life in Hancock, widow of Edward Fling, survived by four daughters, two sons, twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Short services set at Grove Funeral Home with Episcopal Church burial at Riverview Cemetery.
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Hancock
Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
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John Fling
Pennsylvania Avenue
Edward Ernest Fling
West Virginia
John
Annie Hell Mitchell
Dorothy Moore
Marjorie Smith
Josephine Geisler
Margaret Lynch
Sll
Bessie Flier
Boonsboro
Ludwell Fling
Pearl Thorp
Lydia Deihl
Jacob
Roscoe Mitchell
John Mitchell
Millstone
the Grove Funeral Home
Episcopal Church
Joseph Clair
Riverview Cemetery
Grove
Man Complains of Peeping Tom at His Baltimore Home
Hubert Band of 106 Fast Baltimore Street reports a man peering into his windows late at night. He provides a description to police and notes his wife keeps a loaded shotgun while he works nights.
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Hubert Band
Baltimore Street
Eccentric Blamed For Two More Deaths By Shooting
In Angola Indiana police report two more deaths from shootings blamed on an eccentric man described as mentally unstable. A gunman used a rifle and revolver in a Tuesday night attack on fast Franklin Street killing Fred Petersen 53 and his son Ronald 24, with four other injured. Larry Carter 18 faced assault and disorderly conduct charges after a doorway incident. Merlin McNaughton, held for further questioning, was described as a mental case by Sheriff Diericm.
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Steunen
Ilie
Ray
Hay
McNaughton
Harry Dircrim
Fred Petersen
Ronald
Larry Carter
Rhead
Franklin Street
Mervin
Magist Forrester
Preston Bradurate
William P. Kreykenbohm
Thelley
Foandryman
Nancy
Bradley
Owen B. Eyler
Cameron
Mra
Carter
Merlin McNaughlan
Close Check On Hungarian Refugees Being Admitted
Immigration authorities say Hungarians entering the United States under the refugee program face stricter security screening than regular visa applicants. Eisenhower has ordered 21,500 admitted from Austria, with 6,500 permanent visas issued under the Refugee Relief Act and 15,000 more to be admitted under parole powers. Walter parolees are being rechecked in Austria before permanent residence visas. possible Congressional action needed before parolees can become permanent residents. violators face departure.
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United States
Eisenhower
Austria
Alty
Brownell
Walter
No Freezing Is In Sight
Weather across the nation remains mild with above freezing readings in most areas. Only the Rockies and upper plains show subfreezing lows including 8 below zero at Fraser Colorado, while eastern regions warm 20 degrees from yesterday. Little cold weather expected through Saturday with rain tonight ending tomorrow morning and clearing.
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Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Rockies
Fraser
Colo
New England
Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Japan Elects Hatoyama Successor in Cabinet Shakeup
Tokyo reports Liberal Democratic Party President Tanzan Ishibashi, 22 years in the party, elected as prime minister amid Hatoyama's resignation. The House of Representatives awarded 291 votes to Ishibashi and 150 to Suzuki of the Socialist Party, with cabinet ministers resigning per plan.
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Tokyo
Tanzan Ishibashi
Liberal - Democratic Party
Ichiro Hae Foyama
Japan
Hatoyama
Fechle
House of Representatives
House of Repsentatives
Fubhashi
Red Rulers Change Name Of Practice In Hungary
Budapest dec 20 ph The Soviet backed Hungarian government re establishes detention of public security to jail thousands without trial. The decree sets six months max. Detention without trial had been abolished in 1953 under Imre Nagy. Kadar’s regime faces industrial strain with cuts to three day work weeks and large scale public works to repair damages from anti Russian revolt. Meanwhile Hungary seeks diplomatic gains as Meir Touval presents credentials in Budapest and US envoy Wailes awaits credentials amid tensions over Russian tanks.
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Hung ‘Rian
Preeidential Council
Gazelle
Imre Nagy
Kadar
ADN
Tn Oslo
Norway
Br. Meir Touval
Tsraet
Istvan Dobi
Hungary
U. S
Thomas Wailes
Wailes
Russia
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