Dulles Sees Ike Plan For Peace In Soviet Welcome
Soviet leaders greet Chou En-lai at Moscow as the Chinese premier arrives for a three day European swing to Poland and Hungary. Chou’s visit aims to reinforce China Russia unity while Gomulka and Kadar governments seek Beijing support for policy directions.
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Dulles
Ike
Chou
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Poland
Hungary
Europe
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Tass
Peiping
Budapest
Janos Kadar
India
Pakistan
Burma
Kreminl Vorosshilov
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Krushchev
V. M. Molotov
Anastas Mikoyan
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Siberian
Irgqutsk
China
Russia
Petson
ACO
Hong Kong
Gapland
C. B. Tucker
Ithe
Geraldine Mauck
Kathryn, B. Pearson
Knoxville
Mauck
Washington County Hospital
Ithe Bast
Boonsboro
Tucker
Rt. 40
St. Paul’s
G. L. Bowman
Robert T. Carson
Big Pool
James R.martin
Wiley Ford
West Virginia
Cattle Owner Convicted Of Cruelty In Washington County
In Brownsville Washington County, Lewis W. Miller was fined 50 dollars after being convicted of cruelty to animals for neglecting water and feed for about 20 cattle kept in a barn. His brother Earl H. Miller was acquitted of a similar charge. the case followed reports by SPCA and sheriff deputies who found the herd unattended. Magistrate Paul Ottinger ordered care arrangements or disposal if unable to provide proper care.
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Brownsville
Washington County
Paul Ollinger
Lewis W. Miller
Earl
H. Miller
Baltimore
Nelson Shepherd
SPCA
Leister Isanogle
Vic Guilmino
Charles Scuffins
Ottinger
Miller
Snowy Maryland highways slow traffic. chains advised
Snowfall of two to five inches across Western Maryland reduced speeds to a crawl last night. State and county crews plowed, salted, and distributed calcium as temperatures hovered near freezing. Chains were recommended on routes in Allegany, Garrett, and Frederick Counties, with forecasts for warmer but unsettled conditions later.
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Mercury
State Roads Commission
Foxville
South Mountain
Maryland
Oakland
Hagerstown Garret County
The
Roads Commission
County Roads Department
E- E
Geary
Weather Bureau
Ouunuayy
Ull Carty Louay
Frostburg
Allegany County
Cumberland
Hancock
Allegany
Garrett
Here
Frederick County
Washington
Speeders Face Heavy Fines In Court Here
Two motorists charged with exceeding 70 miles per hour faced fines or jail today. Eugene C. Purvis of Chambersburg pleaded guilty before Magistrate Paul Ottinger and was fined 100 dollars for speeding, plus 50 dollars for reckless driving and 10 dollars for passing on a hill. he was jailed 60 days in default of fines. George L. Kelbaugh, of 508 Ridge Avenue, forfeited 200 dollars and costs on two speeding counts and 50 dollars on two reckless driving charges after fast and erratic driving near Hagerstown, including 100 mph, and subsequent arrests on January 1 for further speeding and reckless driving.
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Eugene C. Purvis
Chambers|nburg
Rt. 40
Hagerstown
Paul Ottinger
Alan D. Martin Purvis
George L. Kelbaugh
Ridge Avenue
Claude Cline
Kelbaugh
C. B. Tucker
Mt. Lena
Jugtown
Salk Proposes All Virus Vaccine to Guard Nerves
Dr Jonas E Salk outlines a bold idea for a universal vaccine to protect nerves from all viruses noting two reasons to pursue it: childhood infections may weaken nerves leading to adult ailments and some viruses may sleep for years before causing damage. He cites polio vaccine as a model and warns many neural disorders could stem from dormant infections.
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Dr. Salk
Alton L. Blakeslee
New York
Jonas E. Salk
Salk
Pittsburgh
Shel
New York Academy of and
Bessi O'Conn
National Foundation For
Two Seized In Missouri Rape Slaying Case
In Sikeston area police seized two Black men after a daylong posse search for suspects in the fatal shooting of 18-year-old John Malugan and the rape of Jane Castleberry near Sikeston Missouri. One suspect identified as Claude Lacksley, 61, with another man unnamed. The victims were a Charleston resident and a Sikeston girl.
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Likeston
Missouri
Sikeston
Eldridge F. Dampf
Missouri Highway Patrol
Claude
Bootmouth) Lacksley
Sikeston Handyman
Dampf
Lacksley
John Malugan
Charleston
Jane Castleberry
Malugan
Miss Castleberry
Plane Crash Near Tulsa Kills One Passenger
An American Airlines Convair crash six miles north of Tulsa Municipal Airport fatally injures Mrs. Nell Tobler, 70, Tulsa. Nine others are injured and hospitalized after the two-engine plane veered into a partially wooded area in drizzle with poor visibility. Pilot Wesley G. Mims, 34, Tulsa, survived. co-pilot Paul Johnson, 33, walked for aid.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Municipal Airport
American Airlines
Nell Tobler
Paul Johnson
Providence
R. L
Wesley G. Mims
R. B. Schillcutt
Springfield
Jerry Souter
Syracuse
N. Y
Nona Warren
Cartreville
LeeAnna Swadley
Miami
Port van Smithen
Two Fires In South End Brief City Blazes
Two fires erupted in the south end this morning with minimal damage. At 10:25 a.m. in Joseph J. Scalese’s home at 49 Chestnut Street, basement joists scorched as a furnace overheated. About an hour later a grease pit in the Pony Express Company garage at West Lee Street caught fire.
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Joseph J. Scalese
Chestnut Street
Pony Express Company
West Lee Street
Eisenhower seeks authority to use force in Middle East
President Eisenhower outlined a plan to authorize force if necessary in the Middle East and to send arms to regional nations. He described a new division of US and United Nations duties, stressing wartime flexibility while noting potential criticism that the approach echoes Soviet action in Hungary.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Middle Eastern
United States
United Nations
Congress
Hungary
Egypt
Britain
France
Three Missing Believed Dead In Plant Blast
An explosion at the Pennsylvania Powder Co plant in Emporium, UP, ripped through the facility, igniting a fire in multiple buildings. Early reports state three men are missing and believed dead, with eight workers admitted to St. Marys Hospital 20 miles away. The blast shattered windows across Emporium and disabled nearby air traffic, as fire raged in the nitro glycerine mixup room.
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Emporium
Pennsylvania Powder Co
St. Marys Hospital
Pennsylvania
Erie
William Smith
Smith
Tte
Frank Burman
Three Killed in Fire Blast at Ridgway Garage
A gas or powder fueled blast at a two story wooden garage during a fire yesterday in Ridgway Colorado killed three men and injured 18 others among a crowd of over 150 spectators. Harold Leicester 35 a Western Colorado Power Co lineman died trying to remove a meter. George Copeland 66 and Virgil Gould 34 died later. Gerald Stark 1 suffered a brain injury and spine fracture and was reported killed.
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Ridgway
Colo
Punty Highway
Harry B. Scott
Colorado
Harold Leicester
Western Corrado Power Co
George Copeland
Virgil Gould
Gerald Stark
Shooting Of Pigeons Poses A Question
Deputy Sheriff Leister Isanogle shot 25 pigeons from the county Court House with a .22 rifle loaded with bird shot prompting a legal question for Chief Jesse Brown. A downtown businessman asked for permission to shoot pigeons from his building but Brown refused citing a city ordinance. The chief called the issue moot and said he would take no action. Isanogle plans to continue shooting. Private citizens would not be allowed to shoot pigeons with firearms.
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County Court House
Leister Isanogle
Jesse Brown
Isanogle
Court House
Brown
Transformer Fire Cuts Power in Hancock Section
A large transformer outside the Arthur White store on Main Street burned out during the night, leaving a significant part of Hancock without electricity until Potomac Edison crews arrived mid morning to replace it.
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Hancock
Arthur White
Main Street
Potomac Edison
Appeal Filed In City's New Dump Site Case
A group of Hugetts area residents appeals a Circuit Court decision in Hagerstown to the Maryland Court of Appeals. The suit seeks to stop using a 60 acre Conococheague Creek site for a sanitary landfill. The Circuit Court dismissed the complaint without prejudice after upholding a city demurrer. The appeal suspends work while pending. The city plans to begin operations this year and has funded higher hauling costs.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Hugetts
Hagerstown
Conococheague Creek
Francis H. Urner
D. K. McLaughlin
Alvini Shupp
Maryland High Court
Claude Williams
Fatal Railroad Wreck Photo Wins Tip Prize in Contest
The Daily Mail awards four dollars to a Salem Avenue man for an excellent photo of the Baltimore and Ohio wreck near Mc Coy's Ferry in which a Boonsboro crewman died, and to another entry on a Tennessee auto crash that killed two locals. Two other tips receive one dollar each. Tips must be timely and may be phoned or delivered in person weekdays 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. First to offer the tip on a story is eligible, with prize collection at the business office.
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Baltimore & Ohio
McCoy’s Ferry
Boonsboro
Salem Avenue
Tennessee
South Prospect Street
Daily Mail
West Memorial Boulevard
Marsh Wan
Lip Thom & Wie
Tramsport
Resolution Is Not War It Is Peace
Secretary of State Dulles told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that peace in the Middle East requires a clear warning that armed Communist attack would be met with United States armed forces if necessary. He warned that delay would foster doubt in the region and in the Soviet Union as to U.S. resolve.
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U. S
U.N. Security Council
Eisenhower
Council
United Nations
Russia
Middle East
Red Army
Hungary
Washington
Dulles
Congress
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Soviet Union
Eisenhower plan to block communism in Mideast faces misgivings
The Associated Press reports that President Eisenhower's plan drew misgivings across most of the Arab world while Western Europe showed enthusiasm in some cases and Moscow condemned it as rude interference. Non Arab US allies in the Middle East welcomed the program.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Mideast
Moscow
United States
Middle East
Eisenhower outlines four point foreign aid plan
As Dulles prepared to testify, lawmakers questioned the so called blank check authority and the possibility Congress will approve a broader aid program with limits. Eisenhower’s four point plan includes authorization for use of US forces at request of threatened nations to oppose aggression by states under international communism and provisions for military support.
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Congress
Dulles
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Sen. Sparkman
D.-Ala
Sen
Kefauver
D.-Tenn
Fisenhowert
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