Queen Elizabeth II Arrives as Ike Welcomes Monarch in Washington
Queen Elizabeth II arrived in Washington aboard the Columbine II to meet President Eisenhower amid formal ceremonies. Ike greeted the Queen in a gray uniform, as military honors and the color guard accompanied her arrival at National Airport. Prince Philip followed closely as the royal party proceeded to the ceremony area.
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Syrian Defense Bolstered as Turkish Attack Fears Rise
Officials say arms have been issued to resistance groups in Homs Aleppo Latakia Hama Damascus and northern border villages amid rising tension over a Turkish strike. Syrian forces totaling about 50,000 men were recently reinforced by Egyptian troops arriving at Latakia.
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Navy Orders Jet Engines of Fairchild
The Navy ordered 1,359,993 dollars of Bantamweight J-4 engines from Fairchild Engine & Aircraft Corp in Hagerstown Maryland for advance testing. The light weight Fairchild design with about 1,000 pounds of thrust will power experimental helicopters and add thrust to multi engine aircraft.
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14 Year Old on Trial for Double Murder in Missouri
In St Joseph a 14 year old boy, Daniel Woolridge, faces murder charges for killing his father and wounding his family after a dispute over a car and a hunting knife. The boy wept as defense argues his family environment created a mental condition contributing to the act. Evidence centers on statements by police and a juvenile officer after a contested confession. The case also reveals broader local issues about a planned new city dump, golf course sale, and odor control efforts, interwoven with reports on Asian flu fatalities and public health concerns.
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Ward 4 Plans For Election Abandoned
City boards announced that proposed ward changes have been discarded after protests from Ward 4 leader Ralph Funkhouser and others. The action ends plans that would have altered local election precincts, leaving Ward 4 lines unchanged and the rest of the city’s districts intact.
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Open Relocated Rt. 40 Over Martin Mt On Nov 1
Election officials plan to open the relocated U S 40 over Martin Mountain on Friday Nov 1 with ceremonies. The new route replaces Wayside School precincts and cuts travel time, featuring three lanes up the mountain with a four-lane section near the peak. The project is part of two U S 40 relocations by the Roads Commission, plus a Flintstone bypass planned later.
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Sputnik Losing Race With Rocket Companion
Cambridge observers report Sputnik trailing the third stage rocket by about 20 minutes. Three moonwatchers on a Harvard Observatory roof noted the brighter rocket moving ahead in a light dawn sky over Rogerstown streets, around 5:17 a.m. The sighting, with times logged for later verification, adds to several Boston area sightings of the Russian launch as the rocket climbs in an increasingly distant path.
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Trash Dumping In City Probed
Police investigated dumping of trash and debris in an impaired alley behind the 1900 block of Potomac Avenue after complaints from local residents.
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Weekend Weather Outlook For Maryland
Rain moved in ahead of schedule but clearing is forecast for the weekend. Tonight slight showers and tomorrow may see considerable cloudiness with mild temperatures. By weekend, skies expected to clear gradually.
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Harley Snyder
Studio Entered Money Stolen At Wilmyer Studio
The Wilmyer Studio at 27 West Washington Street was broken into during the night. A thief took cash and equipment totaling £129 in an apparent burglary with forcible entry. the door was noted as locked with a key used.
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Stock Market Stamps Again
New York trading opened with heavy selling pushing prices lower across the market. After an initial tumble the tone improved somewhat as the day continued. PMID: no.
Syria weighs nationwide mobilization amid Turkey tensions
Damascus reports say the Syrian Cabinet is considering mobilization as tension rises over rumored Turkish attack. A state of emergency is claimed for the Syrian army, though not confirmed locally. The Syrian Egyptian joint command meets continuously as about 50,000 Syrian troops gain Egyptian reinforcements at Latakia.
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Soviet charges threaten Syria crisis debate at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko accused the Turkish general staff and American advisers of planning an attack on Syria after Turkey’s Oct. 27 elections. He sent a letter to UN Assembly President Sir Leslie Blanche of New Zealand urging immediate debate on the explosive issue, bypassing the usual committee review.
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