Eisenhower Heads For Philippines Japanese Leftist Groups Beginning To Cool
President Eisenhower travels to Tokyo amid mixed leftist reaction as hard core Reds threaten violence. Police brace for possible incidents with unprecedented security. state leaders plan closed limousine transport from airport to palace and heavy patrols along the 11 mile route.
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Eisenhower
Philippines
Tokyo
Communist Party
Sokyo Labor Federation
Zengakuren Student Federation
White House
James C. Hagerty
Takeshi Usami
Imperial Household
Hagerty
Emperor Hirohito
Eisenhower Keeps Tokyo Visit Amid Dangers and Doubts
Western European newspapers praise Eisenhower for continuing the Tokyo trip while questioning its value. In Alaska, he defends the voyage as vital to improving East-West climate, amid leftist protests and security concerns. Hagerty notes cautious plans, no new safety guarantees, and a 15 mile motorcade.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Eisenhower
Philippines
Tokyo
Takeoff
Force Base
Wake Island
Clark Field
48Th
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Jim
Nobusuke Kishi
Hagerty
Hirohito
United States
Truman Seeks Prayers for Eisenhower as Press Skew Critics
Former President Truman, in East Lansing for a Michigan State University address, urged prayers for President Eisenhower’s safe return from his Far Eastern trip. He criticized major city press for trying to nominate the Democrats’ weakest candidate, declined to name who.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Stuart Syming
Truman
Abc-Tv
Metropolitan Press
Ruth Hagg
Sen. Kennedy
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Eisenhower
St. Mary's Grade School
Catholic High And Grade School Award Winners
Catholic High and Grade School award winners were announced at St Marys Catholic Church. Monsignor McGrath presented scholastic and general excellence medals to top students, with honors to Mary Rocks, Nancy Daly, Pat Harner, Linda Bowers, Helen Karn, Allan Brown, and others. Scholarships awarded to Terrence McCormick, Michele Hoover, William Toole. Diplomas distributed by Monsignor McGrath with Julia Cushna and John Luipersbeck awards noted, plus poetry and altar bay prizes.
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St. Maria Goretti High School
Daniel M. McGrath
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Michele Hoover
Pat Harner
Linda Bowers
Helen Karn
Allan Brown
Knights of Columbus
Mary Rocks
Nancy Daly
Terry Bowling
Richard Murphy
American Legion
Bernice Ashby
Court Hagerstown
Catholic Daughters of America
Notre Dame
Baltimore
William Toole
Georgetown University
Wade
Mon- Leto Ddhiel M. McGrath
Mary Rebecca Keller
Barbara Bittorf
Diana Borst
Julia Cushna
John Luipersbeck
Patrick Delauder
Laurence Hopp
Court Halgerstown
Eileen Gelliher
William Hunt
Susan F. Cushna
Bryan Borst
Francis Connolly
Martin Hammond
Roman Calpas
Gerald House
Edward Kelliher
Charles Kelliher
Nicholas Patronik
Robert Naugle
Kenneth Rankin
William Spigler
George Wagner
Richard Wallace
Donald Weaver
Ronald Weaver
Progress on Suburban Sanitary District for Frederick County
Progress is reported toward forming a Frederick suburban sanitary district to handle water and sewer needs outside Hagerstown. James Hawthorne of the Zoning and Planning Commission cites a full consultants report in about three months. The county and city governments advocate utilities to attract industry, agreeing to split installation costs and funding, with details to be outlined in September.
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Commissioners of Frederick Suburban Sanitary District
Ch Vuumly
James Hawthorne
Zoning and Planning Commission
Hagerstown
Washington County Commissioners
Frederick County Board
Frederick County
Commissioners
Washington County
Survey Finds Washington County Buying Power Stronger
A U S Department of Labor and Standard Rate and Data Service study shows Washington County's after tax income supports higher discretionary spending. In 1959 the average household net income reached $5 469, up from $5 155 three years earlier, with $1.4 percent of after tax income spent on food and up to 12.8 percent on housing.
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Washington County
South Atlantic
U. S
Ton County
South
Atlantic States
The
United
Merchants Pause Purchases Over Japan Demonstrations
TAPPAHANNOCK VA AP Several local merchants suspend buying Japanese goods until demonstrations against the United States end. The boycott was led by furniture dealer Frank Sale who urged American merchants to turn the Japanese snake lines into bread lines.
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Tappahannock, Va
United States
Frank Sale
Weather Drift Across Maryland and Nearby Regions
Western Maryland faces considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tomorrow. In the same area, Tuesday shows storms, highs approaching the 80s, while later today and tonight bring further cloudiness and patchy rain.
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Washington County
Maryland
West Virginia
Pacific
Anese
Wpl
Senhower
Tappahannock
Vic
Revolt in Argentina Soon Over
President Frondizi announced a western Argentina revolt collapsed within six hours as loyal forces seized rebel leaders and the army’s Maurico Gomez in San Luis. Most insurgents fled after losing key sites including a radio station. Gen Rodolfo Larcher warned surrender by dawn amid a Gorilla group anti-Peronist push.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
San Luis
Europe
Interior Ministry
Mauricio Gomez
Nd Argentinas
Rodolfo Larcher
Larcher
Frondizio
Juan D. Peron
Proovisional
Pedro Aramburu
Fortunato Giovannoni
Wedding Day Storm Floods Church Reception Scene
A storm flooded the church basement during a wedding reception, leaving a Leesburg housewife with a memorable story that graced page one of the Daily Mail. A Smithsburg Rt. 2 girl earned a cash award for being the eighth in her family to graduate from high school with 39 grandchildren among her siblings.
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Leitersburg
Daily Mail
Page One
Smithsburg
Rt. 2
George Street
Mail Delivery Extended on Jefferson Street
Postmaster Thomas M. Simpson announced the extension of mounted mail delivery to both sides of the 700 and 800 blocks of Jefferson Street. Previously delivery was only on one side. Residents on the even numbered side must relocate their mail boxes to the curb in front of their homes immediately.
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Thomas M. Simpson
Jefferson Street
Assault Reported At Market Lot In Washington County
Woman Wanda C. Turner 33 of 8 Sitters Ave was assaulted by a young colored man early today while using a public booth on the Market House lot. Turner treated at Washington County Hospital for facial injuries and cuts. Police seek Ralph C. Sharer 36 of 284 Frederick St, an escapee from University Hospital Baltimore, and investigate window damage at Donable Foods center North St School.
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Wanda C. Turner
Sitters Ave
Market House
Donable Foods Center
North St
Milton Moats
Ralph C. Sharer
Frederick S
House of Correction
University Hospital
Baltimore
Showery Week Ahead According To Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau predicts a showery week with near normal temperatures and thunderstorms likely. Rain totals may reach up to three quarters of an inch over the next few days, with partial rainfall today and tomorrow and again Thursday through Saturday. Farmers welcome the precipitation as dry ground yields to windy spells, with past readings 84 at Beckinbaughs and 83 at Oswalds and morning lows near 63.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Beckinbaugh’s
Boonsboro
Oswald’s
Bridgeport
Linden Tree Blown Down in Smithsburg
An old Linden tree in front of the Smithsburg library toppled during a storm last night. Its rotted base failed to cause damage as it fell against a Potomac Edison pole and was removed by line crews this morning. Several ancient shade trees in Smithsburg have fallen this year with no serious damage reported.
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Smithsburg
Potomac Edison Electric
Potomac Edison
Norfolk and Western and Nickel Plate plan merger
Philadelphia AP reports that the Norfolk and Western Railroad and the New York Chicago and St. Louis Nickel Plate railroad agreed to merge, signaling a major consolidation in the rail industry. The brief note notes the two carriers and cites the announced merger intent.
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W. and
Nickel Plate
Philadelphia
Norfolk and Western Railroad
New York, Chicago and St. Tons Railroad
Dirt spilling complaints heard in Maugansville merger talks
Sheriff Charles Price noted complaints from residents about trucks spilling dirt and clay as merger plans between two lines move to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The joint statement says the merger would create a new system with 5024 miles of track from Virginia through New York, with operators agreeing to curb overloading and spillage during area road projects.
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Mower Todaly
Charles Price
Presi
Maugansville
Trucksmerger
Compus
Nnes
Interstate Commerce
Opera
Stors
Virginia
Hino
New York State
Man Convicted Of Two Charges Freed On One
Brant K. Elliott, 60, of 410 W Franklin Sr, was convicted of reckless driving and carrying a concealed weapon but acquitted of driving while under the influence by Magistrate Irving M Einbinder. The judge accepted his explanation as a night watchman who attended a Moose picnic, noting the law against concealed guns. Elliott was arrested after returning from the picnic in Cahill meadow. Attorneys Martin Y. B. Bostetter and Woodrow Hauver represented him.
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Brant K. Elliott
W. Franklin Sr
Irving M. Einbinder
Einbinder
Elliott
Cahill Meadow
Martin Y. B. Bostetter
Woodrow Hauver
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London
Japan
France
West Germany
Frank Ifurt
Neue Presse
Daily Mirror
U.S
Corriere d'Informazione
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
Stockholm
Aftonbladet
Francis Ferdinand
Austria
Serbia
Norway
Oslo Dagbladet
Catholic
Wmue U
Agla
Williamsport
Col
Aor
Stella Misquito
Helen
Barbara Eisenhower
Tillie Reeves
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