Russia seeks hands-off Middle East plan with six-point proposal
Moscow outlined a six-point mutual hands-off program in the Middle East, conditional on Western powers abandoning military bases. Shepilov said the proposal, delivered to the US Britain and France, calls for peace through negotiations, noninterference, no blocs, base withdrawal, arms withdrawal, and economic development without political strings. It accompanies Egypt's demand for full compensation for the 1956 invasion and support for Egypt over the Suez Canal.
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Russia
Mideast
U.S
Israel
Shepilov
West
Washington
United States
Egypt
Abba Eban
Abha Eban
Culilex
Gulf of Aqab
United Nations
Istael
Red Sea
Garay Strip
U.N
Gaz Strip
Sharm of Sheikh
Gulf of Agade
Egent
Tneenia
Dulles
State Department
Eisenhower
Thomasville
UNS
Col Vy
Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
Todey
Middle East
Supreme Soviet
Kremlin
Britain
France
Tie
Soviet Union
Sheniley
Cairo
Sue Canal
Near and
Mitchell Avenue
Bester-Long
New York Central Iow
Grason Wigfield
Henry Whittington
Hale
Thes
Wigfi
Earl Trae
State Roads Commission
Washington Street
McKeldin Declines Invite To House Judiciary Hearing
ANNAPOLIS Gov McKeldin refuses to appear before the House Judiciary Committee to explain why he supports favorable action on motor vehicle legislation. He states the committee refines proposed laws and he sees no reason to testify, while a separate domestic anecdote about Violet the skunk and a chaotic night in a Louisiana jar story fills the page.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
House
Judiciary Committee
Ortationa Ciey
Winter
Arnan
Kirby
North
Louisiana
General Assembly
Violet
Legles
McKeldin Praises Antietam Plans For Observance
McKeldin told the Hagerstown Lions Club that the city and county will pursue a large scale Antietam 200th anniversary observance with sympathetic state support. He said the project will grow from local planning this year toward a national movement, stressing the battle as a symbol of liberty and equality and noting Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation gained meaning after Antietam.
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Gay
McKeldin
Hagerstown
Antietam
Lions Club
Alexander
Abraham Lincoln
Mars
Lincoln
Lee
Jand
City Tax Bills for 1957 to Be Mailed Tomorrow
City tax bills for 1957 will be mailed tomorrow with collections beginning the next day. City Tax Collector W H Burhans Sr announced a four percent discount for payments in February and none after February 28. The 1957 assessable basis is 91.35 million dollars, up 3.65 million from last year, yielding a gross revenue of 776,000 dollars with an expected net of 733,771 after anticipated 94 percent collection, plus 40,000 dollars from prior levies.
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W. H. Burhans
John K. Baker, III
Police Recover Two Stolen Cars
State Police and city officers recovered two stolen vehicles. An ALM Ford owned by Floyd Miller of 400 Summit Avenue was taken from his residence and recovered yesterday. A Reich owned by Francis Mair of 425 West Washington Street was stolen from in front of Vais residence and recovered by City Yorks Tast Wight on Suierer Street.
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Nly
ALM Ford
Floyd Miller
Summit Avenue
Harold Basore
Francis
Mair
West Washington Street
Slater
Vais
Yorks Tast Wight
Suierer
Indictments Filed On First Day By Grand Jury
The February Grand Jury met yesterday and returned 20 indictments on the first day. Among those named were James E. Hurst 19 of Hancock for manslaughter in a Woodmont Road crash. Smallwood 15 and Phyliss Exting 15 of Hancock in the December 15 incident. Carl Weaver sought for forgery for five counts involving 320 dollars. Ronald Verdier 4 now serving a burglary term in Pennsylvania indicted on three counts. Frank Hess 37 Hancock indicted for breaking and entering several Hancock locations. Norman Morris 18 Hancock indicted for breaking and entering. Burgess Worrell 22 Hancock charged with carnal knowledge of a 44-year-old. Ronald Smith 28 and Harry Henson Jr 23 with John W Henson and others indicted for breaking into clubs houses of Spielman, Shuman and Miner.
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James E. Hurst
Hancock
Auta
Nandafarie
Smallwood
Phyliss Jean Exting
Hancock Area
Woodmont Road
Aliss Exline
Horst Auta
Carl Weaver
Weaver
Baltimore
Ronald E. Verdier
East
Baltimore Street
Pennsylvania
Washington County
Frank H. Hess
Alore
Mitchell
Angle Feed and Lumber Company
Norman E. Morris
Afitchell Services
Burgess Lee Worrell
Franklin Street
Ronald F. Smith
Harry T. Henson, Jr
John W.henson
Sharpsburg
Guy Spielman
Charles F. Shuman
Oscar C. Miner
Snow Likely Tonight in Washington County Weather
Light snow is forecast tonight with a gradual warmup tomorrow as skies clear. A 16 degree low today gave way to about 10 degrees warmer tonight, while yesterday’s high reached 45. The Potomac River crest yesterday near 148 feet and is now falling about three tenths of a foot per hour.
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Washington County
Weather Bureau
Potomac
Senate panel revise Eisenhower Middle East plan faces split
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services panels finished hearings on a watered-down substitute for Eisenhower's Middle East resolution. Republican leaders expect a Senate adoption by a wide margin after revisions. The House approved measure would authorize the President to use forces if needed and allow up to 200 million dollars in foreign aid. Critics argued the plan would face substantial changes before a final Senate vote.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Eisenhower
Middle East
Senate
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Knowland
California
Hei
Joint Committee
H. Alexander Smith
R-Su
Sen
Sparkman D-Alal
Sparkman
House
Alee
Sen. Long
D-La
iState Dutles
Long
Dont Worry Shell Bring Her Parents Story
Philadelphia February report notes Pamela Resnick, a ten month old girl living in suburban Nerian, born in Germany to an Army father, received a government letter urging her to record American citizenship and to bring her parents when she does so.
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Philadelphia
Pamela Resnick
Miss Resnick
Sub Obo
Nerian
Bor
Germany
Miss Resick
Legion Post Urges Washington County Housing Probe
The Dixon-Troxell Post 213 of the American Legion in Funkstown asks the Board of County Commissioners to investigate housing conditions in Washington County. In a letter to Commissioners president Chester Delphey, adjutant Howard J. Rahrer Jr. cites substandard homes and urges immediate corrective action. The resolution notes infant death linked to unsanitary quarters and calls for action to remedy the housing situation.
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Dis
W. Eddie Peabody
Dixon-Traxell
American Legion
Department of Maryland
Washington County
Dixon-Troxell Post
Wasington County
Board of County Commissioners
Indigent Families Compared With General Population
A Washington County Public Health Association report compares 422 indigent families in Hagerstown receiving public assistance and medical care with a random sample of similar size from the general population. The survey shows professional or white collar work at 21% for the general population heads vs 1% in indigent families, and 19% of general heads in industrial work vs 9.5% indigent. Slum housing and work limitations are noted with 3% nonworkers in the general group vs some in the indigent group, and 24% of the general population living in substandard housing compared with 2% of indigent families. Further data and phases are said to be ongoing.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Public Health Association
Cagsincatun
Public Health Service
Philip Lawrence
U.s.p.hls
W. Ross Cameron
Cameron
Writer Claims Russia Using Egypt To Foment Revolution
A Paris-datelined dispatch attributed to Frank Kelley of the Herald Tribune says Egypt with Soviet backing seeks to foment revolutions across Africa by economic, religious, cultural and ideological penetration. It names Wing Cmdr Ali Sabry as key organizer and links plans to Egypt's Nasser era aims, with targets including Ethiopia and Zanzibar amid broader Moslem-rebel activity.
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New York
New York ‘Herald ‘Tribune
Egypt
Africa
Paris
Herald Tribune
Frank Kelley
Souvces
Tunisia
Morocco
Algeria
Kelley
Soviet Union
Cmdr
Ali Sabry
Nasser
French National Assembly
French West Africa
Equatorial Africa
Madagascar
iMile
Red Sea
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Independent Negro Republic
Liberia
Libya
Somalia
Kenya
Uganda
Zanzibar
Permits For Improvements In State Roads Demolitions
Permits were issued for several projects including a one story 17 by 30 foot addition at Maryland Ribbon Company at 851 North Prospect Street costing 5000 dollars. Santa Gallo to remodel a one story storage building at 405 West Franklin Street for a tavern 1800 dollars. Cohen Brothers to modify a store front at 10 West Franklin Street. Ettore A Vidoni to erect 130 feet of a five foot high stone retaining wall at 431 Cal Highway. Santo Gallo to convert a store room for a restaurant at 400 West Franklin Street costing 900 dollars. The State Roads Commission authorized demolitions of two story frame dwellings at 225 West Washington Street, at 2 West Franklin Street, and a two story brick dwelling at 25 West Franklin Street.
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Maryland Ribbon Company
North
Prospect Street
Santa Gallo
West
Franklin Street
Cohen Brothers
Ettore A. Vidoni
Cal Highway
Santo Gallo
State Roads Commission
Washington Street
West Franklin Street
Moscow Proposed as HQ for Americn Reds in Chicago Debate
Chicago mayor Richard Daisy condemned a proposal from the American Communist party, then in New York, to set Chicago as their headquarters. He questioned why they should stay in Chicago and suggested returning to Moscow, the party’s original birthplace before 1927 relocation to New York.
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Chicago
American Communist Party
New York
Richard Daisy
American Communist Movement
Stock market rally after yesterday decline in heavy early trading
New York stocks opened irregularly lower but quickly moved higher as firmer sentiment followed yesterday's sharp decline. Gull Oil Kennecott Copper and Batliare Ohio gained about 2 points while Chrysler Youngstown Boeing United Aircraft Eastern Air Lines advanced a point or so. U.S. Steel Anaconda New York Central and Johns-Manville also rose.
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New York
Sorices
Gull Oil
Kennecott Copper
Batliare & Ohio
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