Rioting in Meknes Leaves Dozens Dead Across Morocco
In Meknes and surrounding countryside, French and Moroccan forces faced violent unrest after a Moroccan trooper’s accidental shot sparked protests. European fatalities numbered eight to nine, with many bodies found near the Portuguese bridge. Rioting spread to Aicktes and prompted cross-border protests in Tunis and Morocco as authorities hunted for victims.
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Trucking Firm Robbery and Break-in Attempts Unfold
Harris Motor Express on Cavetown Pike reported a theft of about 33 dollars from a desk box after a glass door was smashed to gain entry. An attempt to break into General Electric Co quarters in the same building failed. Employee John Myers found the crime around 5 30 am. Nearby Greencastle saw two burglaries Suntyway Market a cash drawer with 50 in change and Bingham s Fruit Market a damaged cash register.
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Khrushchev Apologizes To Poland And Two Nations
Warsaw reports Khrushchev apologized for a Pravda attack on the Polish press and accepted a freer Poland under Gomulka with only minor concessions to Soviet influence. Moscow withdrew naval forces and dispersed troops after calls between Khrushchev and Gomulka.
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Stevenson hits at Dulles Nixon and Eisenhower in New York speech
Adlai Stevenson denounced the Eisenhower administration’s economic policy at a New York luncheon, accusing it of favoring giant corporations and noting the squeezed status of small business. He called Dulles and Nixon moodily responsive to a corporate merger movement, urged an end to high interest rates, and labeled Eisenhower’s approach as an “press agent’s peace.” The Madison Square Garden crowd gave him a strong reception amid boos for Dulles and Nixon.
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Demos Rally Planned in Sharpsburg This Saturday
Democratic events span Sharpsburg Motrers ville Boonsboro Sandy Hook and Antietam as Mahoney Foley Tawes Dorsey Hartle attend a campaign meeting in Community Hall at 7 40 p m Loudspeakers will broadcast to the public Refreshments after speeches Also tomorrow night the Men's Democratic Club meets at the W O W Hall to finalize election plans and seek a large turnout for the Stevenson Kefauver Mahoney Foley ticket.
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Showers Likely Coming Saturday Weather Brief
A cool Thursday gives way to rising temperatures Friday across the east and Western Maryland. Showers probable Saturday with possible late Friday activity in Western Maryland, then again around Monday. Normal afternoon temperatures and a special mayoral meeting noted for 7:00 p.m.
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Seven Amendments Set for County Ballot in Washington
A Montgomery County vote list outlines seven amendments for the upcoming election. Proposals include extending county council sessions to 49 days, delaying new legislation near end of sessions, requiring governor to submit recess appointments to the Senate, and budgeting timelines. Absentee voting expands to those ill or injured and those away from the state. Other amendments address a state constitutional convention, budget timing, and equal salaries for Orphans Court judges.
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Eisenhower Plans Six Speeches To End Drive
The White House announced six campaign speeches by President Eisenhower for next week across three trips to Florida Virginia Texas Oklahoma and Pennsylvania He will return to Washington each day to track fast breaking developments in Soviet satellite nations including Poland and Hungary.
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Hungary
Probers Find Lot Of Water With Oysters
Federal food inspectors report water estimated at more than 29090 dollars worth was shipped instead of all oysters in cans by one company. Food and Drug Commissioner George T. Larrick outlined actions against economic cheats and noted issues with labeling and packaging.
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Eleven Fined For Abduction Plot In Maugansville Area
Eleven people were fined a total of 36000 and costs by Judge D K McLaughlin for assault or conspiracy in the August 16 abduction of Adin E Hege, a Maugansville area farmer. Jacob Goering, a psychologist, received 100, Ela Judy Hornley 300, and the others 500 each for conspiracy to assault. The group allegedly planned to take Hege to Philhaven Hospital at Lebanon and used a hypodermic to knock him out if resisted. The abduction was uncovered by Maugansville residents who alerted authorities.
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Mark Petre
Imen
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Mother Named Slayer Of Infant Child
In an inquest at Waynesboro a coroner jury found June Ione Oakes died from blows to the head and body inflicted by her mother Betty Oakes with a bottle. Betty Oakes, 29, a former teacher from Leitersburg Maryland, is jailed in Washington County awaiting murder charges. The infant died October 15 after admission to Waynesboro Hospital. Oakes testified she struck the child about ten times to make it stop crying. Coroner Goshen said Maryland officials handled the case due to Pennsylvania death location.
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Top U S Officials See Satellite System Cracking Apples
The piece reports that senior U S figures, influenced by President Eisenhower’s remarks, believe Eastern European satellite systems are breaking up as strains of imperialism ease. It cites a labor dinner speech stressing self-government, free choice, and partnership with aid recipients to foster prosperity and deter subversion, noting the speech lacked concrete policy details.
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Crisis in Budapest as Soviet troops enter to quell rebellion
VIENNA Oct 24 Soviet troops planes and tanks moved into Budapest to aid Hungary's Communist government against a popular revolt against Moscow. Casualties mounted as Russian armor fought through city streets near the Parliament, with witnesses reporting many killed. Nagy replaced Vegedys as premier amid calls to expel Soviet forces, while protesters demanded Moscow’s troops withdraw.
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Eisenhower warns against halting atomic tests in speech
President Eisenhower warned the United States could suffer a serious military disadvantage if it stops nuclear weapons tests while others continue. He argued a safeguarded disarmament system is needed but stressed continuing American strength and warned against accepting weaker safeguards. He also rebutted Stevenson’s calls and defended his record on big business.
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Three Cars In Route 40 Crash Near Hancock
A three car collision on Route 40 near Hancock involving Shirley Eller, a Washington telephone operator, and a Pennsylvania motorist resulted in minor injuries. Eller's eastbound Chevrolet rear ended and was struck by a Pennsylvanian vehicle. all occupants were uninjured and the Pennsylvania car moved on before being stopped by Hancock police for repairs.
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