Dulles Appeals for Trust in Middle East Aid Plan
Secretary Dulles urged Congress to trust the President to use a 200 million dollar aid package for military and economic aid to Middle East nations. He warned that micromanaging funds would undermine the plan and that failure to grant powers could lead to a US disaster in the region. Senators Humphrey and Aiken noted shifting support as the Foreign Relations Committee pressed toward finalizing its Middle East resolution.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Eisenhower
Middle East
Russell
Senate
United States
U.S
Humphrey Mc Minal
Sen. Aiken
Humphrey
Aiken
Foreign Relations
Corsfaltice
Mouse Foreign Affairs Committee
Pay For Commissioners Opposed by Washington County Delegation
The Washington County Delegation to Annapolis says the plan to pay county commissioners $19 per day to sit as a Board of Review on property assessments will be opposed. They note the enabling act already allows a three member Board of Review and argue the extra pay is unnecessary and costly.
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Washington County
Annapolis
William Porter
Board of Reeview
Porter
Ifs
Gunter Hospital Patient Listed At Memorial Hospital
Attorney William J. Gunter of Camberfar is reported as a patient at Memorial Hospital. Condition described as satisfactory with no complications noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gunter
Camberfar
Memorial Hospital
Canada Thinks Soviet Jets Fly Over Alaska At Times
Canadian officials say Russian planes occasionally fly reconnaissance routes over northern Canada and Alaska. No interceptions or positive IDs have occurred. High altitude vapor trails over the Queen Elizabeth islands suggest Russian incursions. Officials caution such flights yield limited data, while privately noting U S forces may conduct similar over Russian airspace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Alaska
Ottawa
United States
Queen Elizabeth Islands
Arrchipelago
Bow Line
U. S. Air Force
Grimes Sisters Deaths Baffle Investigators Chicago experts probe grisly slaying for killer’s method
Investigators in suburban Wilmette struggle to determine the cause of death of Barbara age 14 and Patricia 13 Grimes. Pathologists report no signs of sexual assault or strangle or poisoning. Three chest punctures found as likely superficial. Tissue sent for toxin analysis. FBI studying a threatening note to the girls’ mother.
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Chicago
Grimes
Witla Springs
Coroners Office
Kerry Kearns
St Elizabeth's Mosnital
Coroner's Office
Kearns
Edwin Hirsch
St. Luke's Hospital
A .C. Webb
Walter J. R. Camp
Tisuologist
Pateleia
Donald &. Hostetler
FBI
Loretta Grimes
Dan
Body Of Third Little Tot Found Today By Rescuers
In Chanford New Jersey the body of Richard Johnson age 9 was recovered from the Rahway River near the spot where the bellies of Martha Warrington 7 and Philip Warrington Jr were found yesterday. Police firemen and volunteers used pneumatic tools to break into the ice as the search continued. Neighbors and school officials say the three children were inseparable and had set out to play together before disappearing on their way home from school.
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Chanford
Rahway
Richard Johnson
Martha
Philip Warrington Jr
Selioa
Philip
Marthal
Alles
PSC Forces Daily Baltimore Hagerstown Train Service
The Public Service Commission ordered Western Maryland Railway to run at least one train daily in each direction between Baltimore and Hagerstown. The carrier had sought to end passenger service, and the schedule will be set subject to commission approval. Daily service includes morning and evening trains with an afternoon Baltimore run.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Western Maryland Railway
Wagerstown
Western Maryland
Hagersom
Temperature Plunges Across Regions Amid Cold Blast
A sharp drop in temperatures swept the nation with readings near 11 to 17 degrees in spots overnight. The cold front pushed south into the Carolinas while New England faced subzero readings and the Northern Plains recorded 20 degrees below in places.
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Travis Knode
Iserver
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Mercury
New England
Carolinas
Rock
Prainr
Zeta
North Dakota
Montana
Plummers Win Contract for County Span
D Plummer annums fn gerstown and Chambersburg have been awarded the concrete beam bridge contract on Maryland 34 over Antietam Creek near Sharpsburg. State Roads Commission announced the award this morning with a contract price of 48241 dollars.
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D. Plummer
Fngerstown
Chambersburg
Maryland 34
Sharpsburg
State Roads Commission
Glass Damages Lead to Fines After Vague Incident
A report describes a case where John Biser faced charges for breaking a windshield with a fist on a vehicle owned by David Mann in Jugtown. Damages totaled 2040 dollars plus a 4.45 dollar fine. A gray ski cap was found nearby and the incident led to a magistrate sentencing of 25 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Biser
David N. Mann
Jugtown
Philip
Paul Oftinger
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Mideast Fund
Lille Herbert Mitchell
PSC
Plummers
Moon Maristrate
Robert
Iaitt
Yar
Stresta
Thon
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