Khrushchev Exalts Soviet Power and Peace Plans
Khrushchev proclaims Soviet strength and vows peaceful coexistence while outlining plans for disarmament and disengagement zones. He urges the United States to abandon war in favor of diplomacy, defends socialism, and calls for a broad Warsaw Pact allied framework amid global Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceminiet
Tei
A. Gronpyko
Wien
Macmillan
Gheays
Sleneth
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Pontentio
Europe
Far East
Beneeen
Khreshchev
Ehnjer
Kheushchey
Newt Komming
Klwushchen
Van
Khrushichev
Khrushchov
Regutanle
Cairns
Ahrnshchev
Pradietsur
Vameneree Inkl
Aprenti¢R
Britain
West Siermanyy
Khrustidhes
Western
Buray
Conventene
Ance
Elif
Dugnuti
Dt Wold
Kremlin Palage
Afon
China
Jam
Camninimal
Besi
Lane
Virgaslay
Tosieler
Fragmented Advice About Investment And Warnings
A garbled passage blends stray phrases on investing with references to birds, numbers, and unclear steps. The text appears like OCR noise from a historical page, containing nonsequential ideas about seeking information, ordering, and cautions without coherent details or clear persons, places, or events.
Dillon Sees Increase In U S Deficit
Dillon discusses a rising U S deficit tied to international payments and budget pressures. He projects the annual shortfall near 2 million dollars, with deficits driven by investments and a shift from speculation to funding needs, amid broader fiscal debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
U.S
Fisenhower
Kennedy
State Bankers Win Top Award for Agricultural Service
Maryland bankers association receives the elite award from the American Hawkers Secre tion recognizing outstanding service in agricultural finance. Jak H Crook, chair of the association, accepts on behalf of the Maryland bankers and the state programs that strengthened farm credit cooperation. The award honors projects linking farming with banking across Maryland and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bag
Wig Association
Agricultural Counties
Jak HW. Crook
Cuinone Nation Bank
Docay
Maryland Hankers Association
U S Study Team Notes European Lead in Disturbed Child Care
An American study team reports Europe far ahead in treating disturbed and retarded children. They cite better facilities and programs, including a renowned center housing twenty patients with diverse staff and services. The group notes U.S. efforts, including federal funding and a new program at George Mahoney College, aim to improve care locally.
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U.S
Europe
Battlemore Cadar
Wodlieschy
Aisreed
Deo
Wigan PO
I Confenney
Hlurdey
Guy Petundands
Anil Seaald
James
Anerican
Wall Street Journal warns on small business profits
A reader transcript discusses high living costs and dwindling profits for small businesses, noting figures from 7,600 to 40,000 dollars. It critiques the Wall Street Journal’s reporting and mentions potential remedies, while warning about risks tied to financial schemes and checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yan
Wits
Address Journal
York
N.Y
Unclear fragmentary prayer from Wilmette church service
Fragmentary OCR text shows a religious message with names like Charles Me Crave and Wilmette parish Methodist church. The readable portion references forgiveness, peace, trust, and needs of others, but lacks a coherent event or clear reporting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Wilnette
Wilmette Pariste Methodist
Htreh
Service News Reports Naval Recruits and Air Force Trainees
The item lists new service recruits and trainees at sites including the Naval Training Center Great Lakes and Keesler Air Force Base. It notes graduates and selections for technical training courses, with multiple named families and hometowns such as Hagerstown Maryland Waynesboro Pennsylvania Greencastle and Chambersburg. The piece features teens and young adults from local areas entering military programs and continuing education.
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Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Fred
Aviation Serieul
Ati
Wat Nedra Ti
George K. Posh
Mount Vernon Terrace
Waynesboro
United States Air Force
Keesler Ape
Miss
Waynesboro Area
Lackland
Wrar
Gwendolyn M
Ty Charles
Leaks
Hsul South Water
Sweest
Chamy
Pit
United States Met Technical Pab i Risa
Chambersburg Aves
Amd
Greencastle
Beeret
Shepwich Afa
Tex
al Camstay A Iligh School
FTN
Cy Park
Marine Amphibious
Okinawa
Abodare
Yorktown
Theodore B. Serig
USN
Herman St Sevig
Hagerstown
Port Knox
Army
Gipe, Jr
Armng Center
Faye Kaoxpe
FF jShatner
Greer Cuntle
Maryland Briefs Highlight Local Tragedies And Grants
Maryland brief items report a Ga. man found dead in a garage near his car with exhaust connected to the pipe, another Philly man died at his summer home in Elkton, and a youth killed by an accidental shotgun near Seaford. It also notes two federal grants totaling 41 for University of Maryland studies in chemistry and sociology and a Weather Bureau forecast impact on operations at Friendship Airport.
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Camp Springs
Edward J. Spangler
Prince Georges County
Spangler
Baltimore
Bureau of Friendship Airport
College Park
Sky Shield Fl
University of Marylaand
Saith
Fiewers
U.S. Department of Health
Sudlersville
Hy Sloseph M. George
Charles Hass
Shorj
Bill Robinson
State
Baskin Ratbins Ice Cream Franchise Inquiry in Samoa
An ad pitches a turnkey Baskin Robbins style ice cream store in Samoa offering a rapid path to profits. It emphasizes exclusive territory rights, quick training, business backing, and immediate returns, listing a contact at Basin 220 Hartford Rd, Bal Nemgre 18, Red. HD. 30526.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivas
Samoa
Baskin
Hartford Rd
Bal Nemgre 18
Red
Four Councilmen Clash Over Light Plant Vote Idea
Four council members dispute a proposed light plant plan tied to Potomac Edison. They claim influence on the chamber of commerce and Retailers Bureau, raising concerns about funding, urban renewal, and who pays for the program. They suggest a public referendum to resolve the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retailers Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Potomac Edison
Direecordone
Retailer's Bureau
Ber
Municipal Electric
Direct
Retailers Bureau Haveliers
Polotov
Wve
Palamac Edison
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Ve W. Jenarhan $T
Stock Exchange
Phila Balto
Bob Fee
Japan
Allo
Social Yeourkers
Rader
Rnwe
France
Elbeatebe
Federst
Anout
George Mahody College
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Tony
The
Wall Street Journal
Colly
Seaford
Elkton
Ume
Quentin J. Steigart
Philadelphia
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Concord
S. Potomac Street
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Honda
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Exchange
TIORD
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