End to U.S. personal diplomacy amid Eisenhower trip fiasco
A sequence of propaganda blows and miscalculations strikes at U S prestige as Eisenhower faces setbacks on his Tokyo visit and the Japan trip. The pundits warn the episode may curb future goodwill tours and trigger a wider review of American diplomacy amid Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union and Red China. The episode centers on misjudged expectations of Japanese police control and a failed summit ambiance.
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U. S
Eisenhower
Japar
Americas
U 8
Japan
Coud
Mosco
America
Been Buffete
Dwight D. Eisenprestige
Soviet Union
China
Pacific
Nikita Khru
Douglas Mac
Tokyo
Secret Service
World T
FE. Baughman
LU. S.-Japan
Sam Dawson
NEW York
Generall
Com American Transportation Co
Rail Equipment Makers See Gains From New Orders
Rail equipment makers report rising orders and output gains after a recession. Industry leaders cite longer cars and new auto carries as crucial developments. Shippers seek a broader equipment mix, with unions and policy shifts shaping future purchases.
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Department of Commerce
ULCW
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sharpsburg
Sunyear
Areldag
Charles Birx
John W. Scallan
American Railway Car Institute
Pullman-Standard
Frisco
New Secretary of Y Selected in Frederick YMCA
Joseph Baker, president of the Frederick YMCA, announced Merrill E. Groelle as general secretary to replace Alvin G. Quinn, who resigns after 40 years due to ill health effective June 15. Groelle, from Sherman California, previously served as associate executive director of the Greater Providence YMCA and holds a degree from George Williams College in Chicago.
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Joseph Baker
Frederick Ymca
Merrill E. Groelle
Alvin G. Quinn
Quinn
Frederick’y
Groelle
Sherman
California
Greater Providence
George Williams College
Chicago
Church group names officers elected for Luther League
The Luther League of the same church elected officers including President Alice Roulette and treasurer Gene Bussard. The group meets every Thursday at 7 30 PM, with other officers listed among Mary Mick Martha Taylor Edna Esrl ey Anna Taute Dora Poffenberger Ethel Stine and Roberta Mick.
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Mary Mick
Martha Taylor
Edna Esrley
Anna Taute
Dora Poffenberger
Ethel Stine
Luther League of the
J Same Church
Alice T. Roulette
Harry Rhodes
Roberta Mick
Gene Bussard
Back From Oblivion Douglas Church Celebrates Ninth Birthday
Douglas Church of Suquamish Wash marked his ninth birthday after eight months in a coma following a bicycle collision with a truck last September. He now plays with building blocks at home but cannot walk unaided, and requires help. His parents Mr and Mrs Donald Church call the progress a miracle.
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Douglas Church
Suquamish
Wash
Donald Church
Landowner Wins 2850 Damage Claim Over State Route 63
A circuit court jury awarded landowner Mable Crowell 2300 in damages after ruling the State Road Commission must pay for land taken on 29 acres for the New State Route 63 project. The case notes the road split the property into three parcels with limited access near Williamsport and West Maryland line crossings.
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State
Rosda Commission
Mable Crowell
New State Rt. 63
SRC
William Dwyer
Dwyer
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Crowell
Greencastle
Williamsport Pike
Westlern Md
Two Injured in Local Hospital Incident
Emergency room reports from Washington County Hospital list Herman H. Harman of 412 Jefferson Street with a lac erated forehead and lip from a falling transmission. He received seven sutures. Jeffery W. Robinson, two year old son of John Robinson of 2010 Greenfield Road, lacerated his right hand on a bottle and required three sutures.
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theWashington County Hospital
Herman H. Harman
Jefferson Street
Jeffery W. Robinson
John Robinson
Greenfield Road
Antiques Fetch High Prices at Local Auction
A Smithsburg sale drew a large crowd as antique items from the Bam amin Snyder estate traded high. A corner cupboard sold for 4300, a Victorian chair for 102, and a single candlestick for 19 dollars. Mrs. Charles Wolfinger managed the estate.
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Bat Weday
Smithsburg
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