Poles Demonstrate Against Russia Over Katyn Truth
In Wroclaw Breslau Krakow and Stettin crowds protested Russia and called for truth about Katyn. They toppled Soviet flags at the Polish–Russian Friendship Society and marched with torches and banners supporting new leadership and more democracy.
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Katyn
Major Ae
Sovean
Warsaw
Poland
Wroclaw
Breslau
Friendship Society
Siberia
Konstantin Rokossovsky
United Workers (Communist) Party
Kaytn Forest
Russia
Stettin
Krakow
Eight Doctors To Check Into Ike's Health
President Eisenhower will undergo a complete physical exam this weekend with eight physicians. A results report will be released by Monday morning. He did not say whether a news conference with the doctors would be arranged. He plans a hydrogen bomb testing reply and two TV broadcasts this week. Stevenson urged follow up on the ban proposal. Eisenhower called it a mirage.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Adlai
E. Stevenson
United States
Carpenters and Joiners Union
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Bulganin
Four youths convicted in South Potomac street attack
Four juveniles were rounded up after an attack on Bernard Gordon as he tried to move his car in the rear of South Potomac Street. Don ald Hawks 17 James Riley 21 Marty Dunkin 14 1 faced charges with one teen not charged. Magistrate William Krey kenbohm jailed Dunkin ten days for assault and fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct Riley and Hawks were fined 28.45 dollars each. The incident echoed a prior police confrontation with former Chief Max W Rickard.
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Bernard Gordon
Virginia Avenue
Ralph Kershner
Kershner
Écune
Jack Shrader
Donald Hawks
East Franklin Street
James E. Riley
Marty A. Dunkin
Ross Street
William Kreykenbohm
Dinkin
Riley
Hawkes
Max W. Rickard
French Arrest Top Algerian Rebels Touch Off Protests
Demonstrations erupt across North Africa after five rebel leaders are seized by French forces. Crowds stamp protests in Casablanca Tunis and Rabat clash with police as Paris faces regional backlash. Morocco and Tunisia demand intervention while Algerian rebels are questioned in Algiers and kept incommunicado. The arrest signals tense shifts in Franco Algerian conflict.
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Mostafa Lachref
Mohammed Boudiaf
Hussein Alt-Ahmed
Casablanca
Algeria
Tunis
al Piers
Algiers
Ors
Morocco
Rabat
Habib
Edrise Mhammedi
United States
Britain
Spain
Habib Bourguiba
North
Africa
Tunisia
France
Adlai Stevenson Puts Bomb Ban Top Issue in Campaign
Adlai E Stevenson stressed the hydrogen bomb ban and high living costs as bedrock issues during a New York trip. He attacked Eisenhower and Bulganin, urged reopening foreign policy talks, and tied citations to atomic testing. The Democratic nominee pressed for scrutiny of defense policies and questioned government favoritism toward industry.
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Adlai E. Steven
Stevenson
New York
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Eisenhower
Sage
Bulganin
Tle
Bulgania
Marison Square Garden
Eisen Lower
United States
General Motors
Bulgarin
Nixon
Rainfall Not Record-Setting Yet Welcomed by County
The county received heavy rain last night and yesterday but no record was set. unofficial gauges near four inches. West End Reservoir 2.87 inches and Williamsport 2.82 inches. Edgemont 1.43 inches and Cavetown 1.42 inches. Mountain areas benefited. Potomac River exceeded normal levels and rising. Roads Department found no damage. city streets washed with drains cleaned. Weather forecaster predicts fair weather tonight and Wednesday with mild temperatures.
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West End
Williamsport
Edgemont
Cavetown
Potomac
Washington County Roads Department
County Board OKs entry in Alsalia Mummers parade
Board of County Commissioners voted three to two to enter a parade float next week. President W Lee Elgin and Commissioner Chester Delphey argued the county budget lacks 550 to fund the float though a prior 500 donation had been budgeted for the Antwerp Mummers parade. The controversial float theme is Keep Washington County Beautiful.
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W. Lee Elgin
Washington County
Elgin
Chester Delphey
Reds Ready To Reform In Hungary Party Calls Patience
Budapest Hungary The Hungarian Communist Party urged patience as it promised government reforms and a move toward a Hungarian road to socialism. Szabad Nép said the party would pursue independent policy while rejecting foreign “roads” to socialism amid student demands for freedom and free elections.
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Budapest
Dary
Nagy
Matyas Rakosi
Pres Lige
Rakosi
Soviet Union
Moscow
Hungarian Writers Union
Poland
U S Communists Accused Of Moscow Ties
A London dispatch reported by the New York Herald Tribune claims the U S Communist Party receives directives from Moscow through John Williamson in London. Williamson, a Briton deported after a prison term, runs a weekly column for the Daily Worker, and the dispatch details alleged Soviet influence on U S party stance and leadership.
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New York Herald Tribune
Communist ‘Party
Moscow
London
John Williamson
United States
Britain
U.S
Williamson
Dispatch
London Daily Worker
Herald-Tribune
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Dash
Mars
Lenin
Wittlim
Foster
Eugene Dennis
Tito Hungary To Cooperate For Peace And Progress
Yugoslav and Hungarian Communist delegations announced in Belgrade they will develop cooperation on the basis of full confidence and sincerity. They called for amity between peoples to promote peace and progress and to broaden economic and cultural ties. The talks ended after a week of discussions and a joint communique noted reduced tension in international relations.
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London
Yu Oslav
Belgrade
Taning
Tito
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Two Towns Intervene In Rate Case
Funkstown and Williamsport were authorized by the Circuit Court to intervene in the appeal of the City of Hagerstown in the water rate case affecting county customers. Williamsport filed through Attorneys Francis H. Urner and David Poole Jr., Funkstown through Urner and W Warren Stultz. The petition contests a rate of 43 cents per thousand gallons set by the Public Utility Commission.
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Williamsport
Circuit Court
Hagers
City Water Department
Francis H. Urner
David Poole, Jr
Urner
W. Warren Stultz
Cancer gains hopeful outlook says Runyon
Malford R Runyon executive view president of the American cancer Society said today that there is hopeful research and a confident belief cancer will be conquered in our lifetime Chicago Mrs Ellen Sarden Stevenson former wife of Adlai Stevenson announced she will not publish her pamphlet The Egghead and I after all stating it did not concern or discuss the personal life of the candidate Stevenson
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Washington, Dd
Malford R. Runyon
The
American Cancer Society
Chicago
Ellen Sarden Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Tovday
Egghead
Stevenson
Momine
Illinois
Wrong Drinks Put Tots In The Hospital
Two young children were admitted to Washington County Hospital after ingesting household cleaners. Alice Sue Baker, 15 months, of 443 Frederick Street, drank kerosene. Lary Etone Torsey, 3, of 3th Westlim Avenue, swallowed ammonia. They received emergency care before admission to pediatrics.
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Washington County
Alice Sue Baker
Frederick Street
Torsey
West Iim Avenue
Pediatrics
U.S. Fears Soviet Counter Moves Over Poland Drive
U.S. officials warn Moscow may take drastic steps to halt Poland’s push for independence. They see danger in a future Kremlin countermove and note an independent Poland could threaten Soviet buffer zones and military communications, with Khrushchev and other leaders pondering countermeasures.
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Joseph Stalin
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East Germany
Belethibat
Samuel J. Cohen
Longmeadow
Prise Center, Inc
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Cohen
Zoning Board
Board of Zoning Appeals
Group Named To Relocate Families
The Housing Authority announced it has purchased most of the land for 30 dwellings for Negro families. A committee led by Leonard Curlin with John Watson Jr and others will assist in relocating families before construction. Chester Buller, housing chair, said the project should be ready for occupancy within a year barring delays.
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Leonard Curlin
John Watson Jr
Walter E. Campher
James Foxworth
Lucy Jones
Mattie Bell
Mortis W Smith
Nogeo
Housin Authority
Chester Buller
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