Geneva parley stalls Indochina talks amid deadlock
The Indochina negotiations linger with a plan to split the region into zones and assemble troops after an armistice. Western delegates press for concrete moves while Eden and Smith consider resigning. The Korea talks likewise end without progress as UN partners blame the Communists for the stalemate.
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Secrecy on Hoffman Probe Aims to Protect Case Details
State officials discuss aspects of an investigation into alleged embezzlement by former governor Harold G Hoffman. Investigators review a $300,000 deposit at South Amboy Trust Co where Hoffman held stock and served as president while bank examiners audit state funds.
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Harford County Grand Jury Names Special State's Attorney
The Harford County grand jurors request the appointment of a special state s attorney amid liquor law enforcement cases. They accuse several board members of failing to revoke licenses over operators with slot machines or illegal sales. Candidates for local and state offices discuss the political implications as judges and prosecutors seek next terms.
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Edward J. Van for Congress Sixth District
Edward J. Ryan of Allegany County runs as the Sixth District candidate. A lifelong Maryland resident and WWI veteran he practiced law since 1916 and has offices in Frostburg and Cumberland. He served as Frostburg city attorney and held multiple American Legion posts and bar association roles.
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Denies Canal Parkway as a Solution to Economic Problems
The article quotes Dr. Cover arguing against the Canal Parkway proposal, calling it an immature blueprint. He warns against short-term, single-purpose plans that ignore long-term recreation needs and future population growth, urging a comprehensive multi-purpose program instead.
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Donald G Kaylor Praises New Zealand Wonders and Australian Trips
The writer details a Greymouth visit for a Queen's Birthday game, a six mile tunnel, and stunning New Zealand scenery. He recalls a Australia trip via Melbourne Sydney and other cities, notes Tasman Sea flying, and describes NZ beverages and Saturday pub culture with barrooms open 24 hours in Hokitika.
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Senior Council Plans Moonlight Cruise
The Washington County 4-H Senior Council schedules a moonlight cruise for Saturday evening June 26. The bus departs from the Hagerstown terminal at 6 45 p m. The event costs 4 dollars and is open to council members and friends. Reservations due at the local extension office by Tuesday June 22.
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Prayer text for daily vows and church mission
A devotional passage asks for renewed strength to fulfill God's will. It seeks daily renewal, warns against complacency, and expresses confidence in Jesuit Shureh’s guidance.
Policeman Gives His Version Of Wrong Shooting
Baltimore police Sgt. Louis Rehak testified he shot the wrong man during a May manhunt after being hit three times with a cold chisel. He said he believed the suspect armed and the man he pursued, James D. Broadus, died seven hours later after four shots and a pistol strike to subdue him.
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William F.laukaitis
Lavkaitis
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Rehzk
James D. Broadus
Broadus
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Hilary W. Gans
Pro Red Prisoner Rufus Douglas Dies in China
Texan aunt questions Chinese Red Cross report that Sergeant Rufus E. Douglas 27 died June 6 in a Chinese hospital from rheumatic heart disease with complications. Douglas was one of 22 U S POWs who stayed with the Communists after Korea. His aunt R C Howard of Texon doubts the cause and cites his good health and prior illnesses.
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Churchill Talks Set for United Front Efforts and Asia Pact
The piece notes Britain seeks a united front with the United States as talks center on Southeast Asia security efforts. Dulles hints Geneva outcomes may push Britain toward alternatives, while Churchill’s visit signals realignments in British policy and possible changes in Eisenhower’s re‑election considerations.
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Social Welfare Conference Calls for Maryland Enrollees
Registrations are urged for a two day Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare meeting at Goucher College with theme Strengthening Family Life. Dr Edward Davens will preside and forums will cover financial security counseling foster care health services and elder care among others.
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Driver Dies Swerving To Save Toddler On Highway
UNIONTOWN Pa. A Florida trailer truck driver Gordon L. McLamb of Camp Seminole Sanford was killed when his vehicle rear ended another truck while dodging a 1% month old boy who had wandered onto the highway. The other driver John A. Menges of Grantsville Md. escaped injury. The child Ronald Myers of Farmington Pa. was seriously injured and in critical condition.
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McCarthy Faces Counter-Charges in Heated Hearing
Sen Mundt said the inquiry may extend past hours to finish relevant questions. McCarthy and McClellan traded charges with McClellan calling them counter-charges while McCarthy argued about labeling the claims. Ray H. Jenkins and Joseph Welch noted a windup could occur today if hearings stay on relevant matters.
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Hospital Bill Casts Light On Broadus Case In Baltimore
A University Hospital bill for 1085.60 was sent to James Broadus father of a Baltimore Negro shot and killed last month by a policeman amid an ongoing manhunt. The patient was in hospital about seven hours before death. Charges include 121 for services 750 for blood and 145 for blood services with 750 linked to 15 pints of blood to be paid by donor contributions. The report also notes a UN finding that Mexico’s population rose 75 percent from 1920 to 1950.
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Conservationists Meet in Texas on Dust Bowl Help Efforts
A six state meeting in Amarillo Texas discussed dust bowl and blow land issues. Spokesmen urged cooperative steps beyond subsidies, stressing farmer willingness to leave land out of production as part of the solution. Attendees included officials from Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Oklahoma Kansas and Texas with government and governor aides present.
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Woman Defends Home Education as Court Imposes Sentence
Mrs. Mary Lincoln Turner, a mother of seven, was sentenced to 30 days in jail for refusing to send her children to school. The Laguna Beach resident contends she can educate at home. The case, filed after prior Orange County conviction, notes she lives now in Yarnell, Arizona and cites the U S Supreme Court. She received two years on probation from Municipal Judge C C Cravath.
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