Arabs Listen but Skeptical of Eisenhower Doctrine
William L. Ryan reports cautious but attentive reactions among Arab leaders to the Eisenhower Doctrine. He notes leaders fear political danger, seek stability, and weigh U.S. pledge to counter Communist aggression against a broader regional crisis including Palestine. Nasser voices distrust, citing Soviet ties and economic leverage as reasons to doubt American motives. Arab publics show interest in dialogue while awaiting concrete steps to ease tension and restore market stability.
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William L. Ryan
Grnning
Kuwait
Eisenhower
Arab East
United States
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
Indigel
United State
Palestine
West Europe
Saurca
Iran
Viet Nam
Nasser
Russia
Red Bloc
Europe
Former Park Official Dies at 67 in Frederick County
Raymond Wy Wiles former caretaker at Gapland State Park died yesterday morning at Frederic Memorial Hospital at age 67. He lived near Burkittsville, son of Loyd and Victoria Wiles, survived by daughters Carrie Henninger and Orville Tyler, son Welty Wiles, brothers Roy and Jesse, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Glad Hil Funeral Home Middletown Monday at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Prospect Cemetery Lewis Town, Md. Chapel speaker Rev Albert Rich will address St James School.
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Raymond Wy, Wiles
Gapland State Park
Frederict Memorial Hospital
Alr
Wiles
Burkittsvile
Loyd
Victoria Wiles
Frederick County
The
Eagles
Frederic
Carrie Henninger
Orville ‘Yler
Hagerstown
Welty Wiles
Magerstown
Roy Wiles
Jesse Wiles
Frederick
Gladhil Funeral Home
Middletown
Emmett Rittinger
Mount Prosnert
Lewistown
Maryland
RETMA Sees TV Progress In Schools
RETMA delegates from 80 firms observing a five year educational television project in Hagerstown and Washington County. The tour covered the television center at the county board of education and classrooms at Pangborr Boulevard Elementary School and South Hagerstown High School with talks by principals teachers and students. Officials from education and industry described the program as a tool for evaluating the project for broader use and potential military education applications.
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Haverstown
RETMA
Radio, Electronics and Television Manufacturers Association
Law 39
Retsia
United States Office of Education
Hotel Alexander
Thet Group
Washington County
Lucille Miller
Marshall Matthews
Grap
South iHagerstown
Ford Foundation
J. Wilson Cahatl
James Secrest
Aged spinner claims wheel dates back decades
Mrs. Samantha Granny Taylor, 71, of Parkersburg West Virginia, insists her spinning wheel is at least a hundred years old. She notes it was already second hand when it came to her grandfather, with the jade token passed down through generations.
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Parkersburg
W. Vair
Samantha
Granny
Porter Succeeds Grumbacher As Scout Council President
The Mason-Dixon Boy Scout Council, serving 2,530 youths at 1958 year end, reported a 50 percent enrollment increase. Harold M. Porter was elected president, succeeding Grumbacher, who led the council for 14 years, with plans for a vigorous program next year. New officers include Robert E. er vice president, William 4H. Strauss, and Thomas 5. Campbell. treasurer Grumbacher. assistant treasurer F. D. Spofard. secretary Gordon Henning. council commissioner Irving ifoner. Regional figures to be released may place Mason-Dixon second in growth among 33 regions. The region covers Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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Mason-Dixon Boy Scout Council
Harold M. Porter
Richards Grumbacher
Grumbacher
Robert E.er
Hagerstown
William
Strauss
Waynesboro
Thomas
Council Scouts Rank In Camp Attendance At Summer Camp
Delaware Virginia and District of Columbia council reports about half of its scouts attended summer camp in the 1356 season placing third among 54 councils in attendance and first in year over year increase.
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Delaware
Virginia
District of Columbia
Dr Cameron To Speak At Future Nurses Meeting
Dr W Ross Cameron will address a Future Nurses of America chapter meeting at North Hagerstown High School next Tuesday morning. Club officials announced the arrangements were made by Kent Jewel Smith. A home convenience item mentions a bedchamber shower cabinet installation.
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Dr. Cameron
W. Ross Cameron
Nurses of America
North
Hagerstown High School
Kent Jewel Smith
Ig Rend
Businessmen face surprise on government spending theory
Dawson reports businessmen are split over whether government spending can prevent a recession. Some say increased spending will fill the gap left by faltering private demand, while Treasury Secretary Umphrey argues deficits risk inflation and higher living costs.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Mumphrey
Umphrey
Unwed Mothers Face Prosecution in Georgia Bill
Georgia lawmaker Tack Ray of Warren County plans to introduce a House bill to make unwed mothers subject to criminal proceedings. He argues illegitimacy is rising and calls for penalizing the mother who brands a child with lifelong stigma. The bill would treat a sworn statement that a woman is a mother of an illegitimate child as prima facie evidence.
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Atlanta
Tack Ray
Warren County
Ray
Flying Wood Injures Man in Hancock
Clarence Johnson of Hancock sustained a perforated stomach after a piece of wood from a South Mountain saw mill flew up and struck him. Emergency surgery performed at Washington County Hospital, condition satisfactory. William Woodward of Mercersburg fractured his right arm. Bonnie Hamlet, 11, lacerated her right leg. Mrs. Lillian Hamill fractured her right wrist.
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Hancock
Washington County Hospital
Clarence Johnson
South Mountain
William Woodward
Mercersburg
Bonnie Hamlet
Harvey Hatmlet
Rosewood Drive
Lillian Hamill
Jefferson Bigg
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