Dulles Gromyko Talk Sparks Middle East Policy Debate
Secretary of State Dulles to meet Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Washington for wide ranging talks. Focus on Middle East tensions and disarmament prospects, amid Saudi Arabia policy split and U.N. handling. Debate rises over adding a county engineer to oversee school construction costs and plans for future taxing, with officials eyeing efficiency and financial oversight.
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Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
Middle East
United States
London
U.N. General Assembly
State Department
United Nations
Saudi Arabia
General Assembly
New York
King Saud
Ahmad Shukairy
U.N
Syria
Shukairy
New York Officials Call Asian Flu Mild Epidemic Arrived
New York City officials say the Asian flu has arrived and so far is mild. Acting health commissioner Dr Roscoe P Randle notes fever lasts about 48 hours and many patients have recovered. Schools superintendent Dr William Jensen reports up to 20 percent of New York City pupils absent, with teachers also affected. Mayor Wagner's office records 10,822 people seeking hospital treatment for flu like illness from Friday to Tuesday.
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New York
Roscoe P. Randle
William Jensen
Robert F. Wagner
Oiffice
Wild Geese On Move Again
Wild geese head south over Washington County in the morning as frost and cool nights arrive. Local reports from Sharpsburg note migratory flocks moving weekly, with temperatures falling from 75 yesterday to 42 this morning and frost expected tonight. Weather across regions varies with rain in the southeast and snow in the northern Rockies near Mullen Pass Idaho.
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Washington County
Asis
Sharpsburg
Mullen Pass
Idaho
Pocketbooks Stolen From Cars On North Potomac Street
Two women reported pocketbooks taken from four parked cars in the 408 block of North Potomac Street last night. Each pocketbook contained about $5 in cash and rosaries, with an aggregate value of about $38. Police identify owners Sonja and Hockenterty as complainants.
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Potomac Street
Lo City Police
Tonna Kay Hoover
Waynes Hero
Sonja and
Hockenterty
Alee
Wayserbers
Fish And Game Group To Meet Here Friday
Howard M Ankeney of Clear Spring says the public is invited to attend an open hearing of the State Inland Game and Fish Commission at the Hotel Alexander Chalet Room Friday at 7 30 PM. Delegates will discuss hunting and fishing issues plus deer season doe shooting and potential inbreeding concerns. Local representatives urge sportsmen groups to attend. Washington County was excluded from a prior bill allowing doe shooting on the last day of deer season.
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Clear Spring
Maryland
Hotel Alexander
State Inland, Game and Fish Commission
the Alexander
Ankeney
Washington County
Griffin Warned Eisenhower Threatened South Says Gov
Ut Georgia Governor Marvin Griffin told a Clarke county audience he was warned after Eisenhower’s White House victory that the election would bring bayonets to the South. He recalled a friend citing 1932 events with Anacostia and soldiers using poison gas, warning the South faced danger when a professional soldier led the nation.
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Clarkesville
Marvin Griffin
Eisenhower
White House
South
America
Douglas MacArther
Spineless quartet criticized after Little Rock talks
Former South Carolina governor E M Jefferies labeled four Southern governors as spineless after their meeting with President Eisenhower on federal troops at Central High School in Arkansas. He targeted Leroy Collins, Frank Clement, Theodore McKeldin, and Luther Hodges for mixed or opportunistic stances while faulting Orval Faubus for lack of firmness.
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S. C
South Carolina
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Central
Arkansas
E. M. Jefferies
Ant
Leroy Collins
Florida
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Tennessee National Guard
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Orval Faubusoff
Jefferies
Two Crashes In City Today
Two traffic crashes occurred in the city this morning at West Antietam Street and Summit Avenue. Tee J. Turner, 37, was northbound on Summit when struck by a vehicle driven by David E. Saylor, 20, who allegedly ran a red light. Summers car, parked on Frederick Street, was damaged when Dale E. Moore, 24, struck it with his vehicle.
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West Antietam Street
Summit Avenue
Tee J. Turner
Hagerstown
Antietam Street
David E. Saylor
Austin E. Summers
Frederick Street
Dale E. Moore
Corbett Street
Summers
Pet Milk Buys Hershey Plant
Pet Milk purchases the Hershey Creamery Company plant in Chambersburg from Hershey Creamery and assumes control of the facility. The deal consolidates Pet Milk’s manufacturing footprint and expands its regional production capacity. The sale was finalized this week with no reported staff reductions.
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Pet Milk
Hershey
Hershey Creamery Company of
Chambersburg
Great Granddad Weds Child in Missouri The Story
In Hernando Mississippi a thirty year old great grandfather from Missouri wed his fourteen year old sweetheart Mary Lo Lawson of Zelma Mo The bride said she would rather be an old man s darling than a young man s slave The groom John G Tatra of Sturdivant Mo said he has nine children six grandchildren and three great grandchildren and had been lonely since his wife died last December The sale price was 285000 for two tracts on West Vine Street read by William Lawson and the Hershey Creamery Company officials The event reflects a controversial union amid local reactions
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Lo Lawson
Zelma
John G
Tatra
Sturdivant
Mary Tom
West Vine Street
Chambersburg
William Lawson
Hershepiwes
Plane Crash Off Beirut Kills 29 Aboard Gold Shipment
A Lebanon International Airways twin engine plane crashed into the Mediterranean off Beirut killing all 29 aboard. The American pilot Capt. Collomiar. among the passengers were four Britons and others from Lebanon, Syria, and the Persian Gulf. The aircraft carried 15 boxes of gold for Kuwait. Eyewitnesses said the plane erupted in flames minutes after takeoff from Beirut International Airport and reached about 4,000 feet over the sea, eleven miles offshore.
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Lebanon
Mediterranean
Internat¢ Uonal Airways
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Air T ‘Line
Persian Gulf
Kuwait
Bahr Yain
Beiruit
High Teacher Dies In Crash Near Mechanicsburg
Richard J. Crouse 26 a former Waynesboro High School football player and Mechanicsburg High School teacher died instantly when his 1957 Morris Minor sports car veered into a tractor trailer near Mechanicsburg. Cumberland County coroner Dr E H Haegle pronounced death at the scene. The tractor trailer driver was John R Campbell of Elizabethtown. Crouse a graduate of Washington Township High School Waynesboro and Shippensburg State Teachers College.
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Richard J. Crouse
Waynesboro
Mechanicsburg
E. H. Haegle
Cumberland County
John R. Campbell
Eliz-a
Abethtown
Crouse
Cromse
Washington Township
Shippensburg
Caltexe
Canada Reports W2 Flu Deaths
Canada faces a rising influenza death toll with about twelve deaths daily amid an epidemic. Dr Roger Paley cautioned that the Asian type is less deadly than a Canadian strain seen yearly, noting provincial epidemiologists weigh the impact and spread.
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Toronto
Canada
Roger Paley
Korean Youth Shot Dead by U S Soldier in Korea
A U S Army train guard, Specialist 3 C Raymond J Bailey of Brownsburg Indiana, shot and killed 15 year old Song Joon Won near Kum station after firing into a group of youths. Hundreds of Koreans protested demanding Bailey be turned over as American investigators arrived by helicopter.
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Kum
Chosun Hio
Raymond J. Bailey
Brownsburg
Ind
Song Joon Won
Dailey
Song
Bailey
Kamehon
Eisenhower Sees Two Paths To End Troop Use At Little Rock
President Eisenhower labeled Arkansas Governor Faubus mistaken and outlined two avenues to withdrawing federal troops from Little Rock Central High. He said removal could occur if the court order is unblocked and peace and order are maintained, or if peaceful conditions and police support development emerge. Meanwhile students showed scattered protests at the building for racial integration.
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Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Hisenhower
Central High
U. S. District Court
Calkedale Oeten
Tral
Known Bookies Given Notice to Quit in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia known bookies will receive a formal cease and desist order within days demanding they quit operations without exception. The city’s plan threatens property seizure and arrest for those conducting or present during raids.
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Wheeling
Abe
Washington arthritis pioneer Dr Charles McErey dies
Dr Charles Harold McErey, a Washington rheumatology specialist and husband of Christie Cushway of Williamsport Md, died in Washington Tuesday at 64 from cancer at George Washington University Hospital. He organized the first arthritic clinic in 1934 at Providence Hospital and taught at Georgetown University Medical School 1929 to 1946, receiving the Vicentiel Medal in 1951 for 20 years service. He was in charge of Providence Clinic as a consultant. Continued on Page 3 Col 3.
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Washington, D.C
Christie C Cushway
Williamsport
George Washington University Hospital
Brerney
David K. Cushwa
McBrerney
Old Providence Hospital
Washington
Georgetown University Medical School
Vicentiel
McEremey
Providence Hos
Pennsy Brakeman In Hospital After Fall From Car
K. E. Yonker a yard brakeman for the Pennsylvania Railroad sustained a possible broken pelvis after falling from a freight car in the Shomo Yards. The Community Rescue ambulance took him to Washington County Hospital as the company investigates the cause of the fall.
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K. E. Yonker
Hidge Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sustain
Fraight
Shomo
Washington County Hospital
Yonker
Ike Praised New York by National Council of Churches
The National Council of Churches commended President Eisenhower for handling the Little Rock school integration crisis and praised Christian forces in Arkans as standing up for justice, law, and self discipline. The council’s general board met yesterday as the President avoided motive questions and declined to generalize on troops enforcing integration beyond Little Rock.
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Teamsters
Hoffa
Midwest Teamsters
Dave Beck
Teamster
Afl-Cio
Holla
New York
National Council of Churches
Eisenhower
Little Roch
Arkansas
Hosiery Mill Faces Action in Federal Court
The Department of Labor seeks an injunction in federal court to stop wage law violations at Willcraft Hosiery Mills Inc in Washington County. The government alleges the firm and secretary Paul J. Fryer paid overtime wages below federal standards since July 1958 and kept improper records during the period.
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Department of Labor
Washington County
Willcraft Hosiery Mills, Inc
Paul J. Fryer
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