Everything All Right Says Nixon to Replace A NATO Meet
United States ready to proceed with next month's NATO summit with Vice President Nixon as stand in for President Eisenhower. British, French, Italian, and Dutch officials favor holding the heads of government meeting as scheduled. Instructions to Notting were to be relayed at the NATO Council session, with Burgess substituting for the U.S. delegate tomorrow.
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Prisoners to Enjoy Feast of Turkey at Maryland Reform
Prisoners at the Maryland State Reformatory for Males and Washington County Jail will dine on turkey tomorrow. Sheriff Edward L. Rowland will serve the birds purchased from the reformatory, part of a 3,900 annual flock with 1,500 already butchered for state institutions. The remaining birds will feed Christmas dinners. average weight about 28 pounds. Menu includes roast turkey with giblet gravy, potatoes, vegetables, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie and ice cream. officials tout homegrown meat as economical.
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Youth Tells How His Fiance Was Taken At Gunpoint
A Fairplay man Braithwaite, 49-year-old, stands trial for assault with intent to rape after allegedly abducting Lorretta Lockridge, 19, from her boyfriend at gunpoint in a lover's lane near Roxbury. State witnesses describe a shotgun blast, orders to remove clothing, and forced sex acts, with the case proceeding in Circuit Court.
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City Hagerstown Considers Doubling Tax Rate
City faces a deficit over 1 million dollars by end of next year and will review options to raise funds after the 1958 budget hearings begin. Auditor Baker warns the budget is the worst yet, with three main choices on the table: raise taxes, borrow up to 150000 for bond issues, or cut expenditures.
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London Press Predicts She Will Resign
Newspapers in London report that President Eisenhower faces a resignation, with Western Europe reacting to his illness and transfers of power to Vice President Nixon. Weather notes predict showers, milder temps briefly, then colder conditions possible.
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Police seek clues in assault on Rosé Hoover on Franklin Street
Chief Blair Overton releases artist's conception of a man who attacked 16 year old Rosé Marie Hoover on November 14 as she walked home from a babysitting job at Franklin and McPherson Streets. The assailant is described as 18 to 23, about five feet nine, slender to medium build, dark hair, wearing a dark blue zipper jacket. Hoover remains not fully recovered.
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Sharp Rally At Opening In New York Stocks
opening stock activity showed gains with Radio Corp. 30 up 87 cents, U S Steel 43 up 2, Chrysle 67.75 up 1.37, Anaconda 49.27 up .75 while American Telephone fell to 166.12 on an opening block. Analysts noted no change in defense spending plans and saw a potential buying opportunity despite Ike illness news.
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Boy Struck by Car at Mitchell and Salem Intersection
Four year old Gary St Clair suffered a broken leg and facial cuts when struck at 8 30 am by a car driven by 17 year old Daniel Everitts of Hagerstown Route. Police say Everitts failed to yield to a pedestrian and was turning left from Salem onto Mitchell Avenue. The boy was hospitalized for injuries.
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U N Diplomats Weigh Algeria Crisis At United Nations
U N diplomats tackle the Algerian rebellion as talks of mediation between France and North African rebels intensify. Arab delegates hope for U S and Britain backing, with King Mohammed V of Morocco and President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia offering mediation efforts. France hints at possible observers for elections while opposing a regional federation including Algeria Morocco and Tunisia.
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A Quixotic Tie Up: Dionne Langbeis Wed in New York
A couple described as Cecile Dionne and Philippe Langbeis wed in New York after a brief stay at a midtown hotel. Reporters and photographers followed as the pair checked out amid a flurry of questions about the spark of their nuptials.
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Eisenhower Signs Papers Amid Brain Health Update
President Eisenhower, seemingly improving, signed and initialed government documents in his bedroom after a half hour meeting with Gen. Goodpaster. Doctors say he is being treated for a brain artery occlusion, described as a slight stroke. The White House cited no emergency, stressing caution about health.
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Nixon Moves Into Role Of Substitute
Washington reports Nixon steps into a substitute role for ill President Eisenhower as two scheduled briefings next week may be led by Nixon with Eisenhower guiding policy from behind the scenes. Bridges and Saltonstall urge Nixon to assume routine leadership while the president rests and recovers at the White House.
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D Alesandro Enters Democratic Nomination Race
Baltimore Mayor D Alesandro announces candidacy for Maryland Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He targets party reform and leadership change after a long Democratic control era. The move follows prior alliances and signals a contested primary with several filed candidates and questions about party direction.
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No Daily Mail Tomorrow
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