SEATO Backed by U S as Soviet Threat Grows
In Washington May 31 AP reports analysts view Marshal Malinovsky and Khrushchev warnings as part of the Soviet effort to hide missile base relocations. Malinovsky ordered rocket strikes on bases used by intruding planes. Officials caution even accidental airspace violations could trigger nuclear war. Senate leader Mansfield warns of grave implications.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Rodion Malinovsky
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Malinovsky
State Department
George D
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Heaviest Rain Since Hazel Hits May Precipitation
Weather observers report May total rainfall with Foxville plateau receiving 8.23 inches the heaviest in the month. Elden Buhrman recalls 16 inches during Hurricane Hazel and notes May surpassed the 8.01 inches from March 1958. Oswald on the Hagerstown edge totals 6.52 inches with 1.82 inches over the weekend. Beckenbaugh near Boonsboro records 1.17 inches weekend rain, highs around 68–69, lows near 60. Forecasts show no further rain for several days with mild temps then warming on Thursday.
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Foxville
Hazel
Elden Buhrman
D. Paul Oswald
Hagerstown
J. Howard Beckenbaugh
Boonsboro
Weather Bureau
Thursay
Weather Across Regions Tuesday May 31
Western Maryland remains clear and mild with 50s lows. Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland report clear nights with 55 to 60 degree lows and fair days. West Virginia shows variable cloudiness, sun and highs in the 70s. Southern Pennsylvania stays mostly fair with highs near 80 and lows in the mid 40s tonight.
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Maryland
Eastern Shore
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Deer killed at Potomac Fish and Game Club enclosure
Richardson Turner owner reports a nonmember crowd frightened a tame buck causing it to gore the fence and break its neck. A young buck and doe had recently arrived from a game farm and were gradually acclimating. Turner urged observers to keep distance and not startle the deer.
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Potomac Fish and Game Club
Richardson Turner
Turner
Veronica
Court ruling extends offshore oil land rights in Gulf and coasts
The Supreme Court held the federal government owns submerged lands beyond three geographic miles off Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama. It also ruled Texas may claim submerged lands up to three leagues about 10.25 miles offshore and Florida has a three marine league belt under the Gulf of Mexico from its coast.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Apple Prospects in Hancock Belt for 1960 Crop
Dr. Ben Rogers of Maryland fruit labs notes Stayman apples may be short, but most varieties around Hancock show potential for a good crop if growing season stays favorable. Peach prospects look solid and Apple crops in the Appalachian belt may come in about 25 percent below last fall’s 25 million bushel yield, per Eastern Apple Marketing Cooperative.
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Hancock Fruit Belt
Ben Rogers
University of Maryland Fruit Laboratories
Hancock
Rogers
Eastern Apple Marketing Cooperative
Martinsburg
Hancock Area
Broadway
North Carolina
Concord Street
Fort Frederick
Lewis Foltz Dies in San Francisco Pool Mishap
Lewis F Foltz 52 known as Bruno Foltz drowned Saturday in a private pool in San Francisco where he had been visiting friends. An expert swimmer he is believed to have struck his head and was knocked unconscious. Relatives say Foltz and his wife were close to a San Francisco physician whose estate hosted the pool. Survived by wife Lucile two daughters Peggy Casey Dolores Rogers son Lewis Albert Foltz sisters Lucille Charles Naomi Evans brothers Fred Charles George and Albert C Foltz and two grandchildren. Funeral plans will be set in San Francisco as children arrive.
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Lewis Funk Foltz
Bruno Foltz
San Francisco
Foltz
Foreign Avenue
Albert C
Clara Funk Foltz
Troy Laundry Company
Germany
Richmond
Calif
Lucile
Peggy Casey
City
Dolores Rogers
Florida
Lewis Albert Foltz
General Electric Company
Japan
Lucille Charles
Naomi Evans
This City
Fred
Salisbury
Charles
George
Albert C. Foltz
Auto Crash Suit Seeks Four Thousand Dollars
Morgason G Ridenour files for $4000 damages against Angelo Albert A Clear Spring man over a Sodus NY incident. Suit stems from a bread truck overturn on Highway 15 and a prior auto collision claim involving a boy and a toy airplane propeller.
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Morgason G. Ridenour
Atty
Martin V. B. Bostetter
Angelo Albert
Iwolinfante
Sodus
Iig
Frederick Jast
Baltimore
Fendant
Summit Avenue
Wide Vehicle Permit Violation case in Boonsboro
Harry H. Hepner of Boonsboro forfeited 11.45 before Magistrate Irving Kinholder for operating a bulldozer over eight feet wide without a highway permit. State police said a permit is required for vehicles wider than 95 inches, detailing road use and timing constraints.
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Harry H. Hepner
Boonsboro
Irving M. Kin‘hinder
Hepner #ae
Bulldozer
Traffic Toll For Holiday Inching Up
Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths rise toward the 1958 record of 371 as reports trickle in. Four women died near Evanston Wyoming in a Greyhound truck collision, with many injured. The National Traffic Council urged extreme care and patience on holiday trips.
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Evanston
Wyo
Associated Press
Cambridge
Ohio
la Salle
Til
Stevenson And Kennedy Ticket Urged By Newsday
Garden City newspaper Newsday urges the Democratic Party to nominate Adlai E Stevenson for president with Sen John F Kennedy as running mate. The editorial, signed by Alicia Patterson, calls to stop feuding and backs Stevenson for his experience wisdom and ability. Newsday previously backed Eisenhower in 1952 and Stevenson in 1956.
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Garden City
N.Y
Newsday Today
Adlai E. Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Alicia Patterson
Independent
Long Island Daily
Newsday
L Eisenhower
Stevenson
Cigars Stolen From Gas Station in Dual Highway
Thieves broke into a gasoline station run by David Eckstine in the 700 block of the Dual Highway. Three cigars valued at $4 were taken after entry was gained by breaking a window above a lock and opening it from inside.
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David Eckstine
Harmony To Prevail Today At Democratic State Meet
The Maryland Democratic State Convention convenes in Baltimore to name a delegation for Adlai Stevenson backers while rival groups vie for influence. Theodore A Miller leads a Montgomery County faction preparing a hospitality room at Hotel Emerson to proselytize Stevenson. Kennedy supporters push a softer approach hoping Maryland delegates shift allegiance at Los Angeles.
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Baltimore
Adlai Stevenson
Maryland
Baltimore City
Irvin A. Adler
Andrew J. Graham
Montgomery County
Orphans Court
Theodore A. Miller
Miller
Emerson
Stevenson
Gates
Sen
John
F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Los Angeles
Convention Attendees Include Notable Washington Delegates
At the Washington convention delegates and onlookers include Myron L. Bloom John B. Huyett Harvey M. Miller Julian L. Oliver Edward F. Rowland Mrs Jane Burhans Mrs Helen J Stottemeyer Martin V B Bostetter chairman of the Central Committee E Stuart Busheng and James E. Byron.
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Washington
Myron L. Bloom
John B. Huyett
Harvey M. Miller
Julian L. Oliver
Edward F. Rowland
Jane Burhans
Helen J. Stottemeyer
Martin V. B. Bostetter
Central Committee
E. Stuart Busheng
James E. Byron
Accident Record To Affect Insurance Rates For Drivers
Maryland lawmakers hear testimony on the new merit rating plan for car liability insurance. Having auto accidents in the past three years can raise future premiums, with some policies potentially doubling. Del Edgar Silver questions retroactive effects as the Hagerstown Association of Independent Insurance Agents explains how the merit program will impact motorists and drivers of passenger vehicles.
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Anl
To Insurance
Maryland
del. Edgar
B. Silver
Silver
Hagerstown Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Ike To Visit New States On Far East Tour
President Eisenhower will leave June 12 on a Far Eastern tour visiting Japan Korea the Philippines Formosa and Okinawa He may transfer to the St Paul for Manila to Taipei Also Alaska and Hawaii new states will be on the trip The First Lady may not accompany him and details on insurance premium changes follow for motorists affected by the plan Psychiatry
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Washington
Eisenhower
Japan
Korea
Philippines
Formosa
Okinawa
White House
Alaska
Hawaii
U.S
St. Paul
Manila
Taipei
James C. Hagerty
Mrs. Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
SEATO Ministers Hear Herter Pledge U S Support
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter pledged full U S support for SEATO to promote peace in the Far East during the council’s opening. He noted the eight nation alliance has boosted security southwest of Communist China as SEATO leaders met with President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
U. S
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
Far East
Seato Council of Ministers
China
United States
Herter
SEATO
Eisenhower
White House
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
France
Philippines
Pakistan
Thailand
Richard M. Nixon
Selwyn Lloyd
Defense Alliance
Maurice Couve de Murville
Walter Nash
Asia
Couve de Murville
Nash
SEAT
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
NATO
Inside Story Of Troubled South Africa
AP writer Saul Pett presents a three part series on apartheid era South Africa. He interviews citizens of both races and officials, touring cities and slums to reveal daily life under emergency rule and rising racial tension. The first article covers atmosphere of suspicion, with subsequent pieces examining Native discontent and the broader contrast shaping the nation.
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Verwoerd
South Africa
Whel
Saul Pett
Africa
Oxpear
Dulles Testifies On U2 Spy Plane Probers
Senatorial probe of the U2 crash hears Allen Dulles recount his agency’s role. Dulles reads a long prepared statement but withholds copies and any public release at chairman Fulbright’s discretion. The inquiry centers on foreign policy impact from the May 1 incident and the May 16 summit.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Sen. J. William Fulbright
de Ark
Dulles
Fulbright
Russia
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
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Srebeegee We
Kennedy
Ike
New States
Burban
Johannesburg
U2 Probers
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