Soviet Union blames West over Middle East tensions at UN
In a General Assembly address Andrei Gromyko accused the United States and NATO of pressuring Syria and inflaming conflicts near the Soviet frontiers. He argued the Eisenhower Doctrine threatens Near East peoples and dismissed Western claims of Soviet arms shipments as attempts to dominate the region. He urged noninterference and warned against bloc integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrei Gromyko
Middle East
Russia
Dulles
Kremlin
Gromyko
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Iself
Near
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Syria
U. S
Olympic Champ Bob Richards to Aid Mission Here
Rev. Bob Richards famed pole vaulter and 1952 1964 Olympic champion will preach at a four day mission near the Soviet Turkish frontier. He will speak at St John s Lutheran Church from Sunday November 17 to Wednesday 20 and promote youth values through Church of the Brethren work.
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Bob Richards
Hegerstona
Washington County
Richards
Church of the Brethren
Richard
America
Rev. Richards
U.S
Hagersti
Judge to sign order delaying Teamsters election move
Washington federal judge J Dickinson Letts indicated he would sign an order directing the Teamsters Vision to show cause why new union officer elections should not be delayed. A New York group seeks to block elections at the Miami convention opening on Sept 30, charging delegates were illegally designated to back Hoffa. The judge ordered a hearing set for Sept 27 with notice by Sept 24, keeping open the possibility of blocking elections until new delegates are chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Dickinson Letts
Teamsters
New York
Miami
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Letts
Hem
Florida
Godfrey
P. Schmidt
New York Area
Iters
Hoffa
Midwest
Dave’ Beck
Schmidt
Two Miles Of Streets To Be Resurfaced In Pinesburg
The Kline Paving Company will get the contract to resurface almost two miles of city streets this fall. Bids show Kline at $7 per foot, with Bester-Long at $7.70 and B.D. Plummer and Sons at $7.95. Streets include Summit Avenue, Mulberry Avenue, Irvin Avenue, Hamilton Boulevard, Avalon Avenue, Michigan Avenue, and West Antietam Street. Total distance about 9,820 feet. A prior plan to resurface West Washington Street was postponed due to area truck-use concerns. The Pinesburg Road project by the Board of County Commissioners cost $13,500, with Bester-Long bidding $19,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline Paving Company
Pinesburg
Kline Company
B.D. Plummer and Sons
Summit Avenue
West Howid
Lee Street
Mulberry Avenue
Manila Avenue
Irvin Avenue
Hamilton Boulevard
Potomac Avenue
Avalon Avenue
Washington Street
Second Alley
Michigan Avenue
Salem Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Antietam Street
Walnut Lane
Washington Square
Berner Avenue
Board of
County Commissioners
Pinesburg Road
Bester- Long
Two Teenagers Sentenced On Drunk Charges
Two 17 year old boys were given suspended jail terms by Magistrate Edwin H. Miller for drunken and disorderly conduct. Each was ordered to report weekly to Detective Albert C. Lowry, Sr. for the rest of the year. Arlen Winslow Reed of Madison Avenue and Donaldy Clarence Barber of 1210 Virginia Avenue faced the court after being arrested near the post office by Officer James Baker. They admitted drinking whisky bought for them by habitual drunks.
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Day
Edwin H. Miller
Iaea
Albert C. Lowry, Sr
Police Department
Arlen Winslow Reed
Madison Avenue
Donaldy Clarence Barber
Virginia Avenue
Post Office
Rain Expected To Begin Tonight And Continue Awhile
Rain is forecast to start tonight and persist for a period, bringing overcast skies and steady showers. Weather officials warn residents to expect damp conditions through the next several hours or more.
Woman Seeks $5000 in Auto Collision Suit
Rose Marie Zombro of the 400 block McDowell sues De lorea Jra Mitchell Avenue Playford Reckart and Transport Manufacturing and Equipment Company for 5000 dollars in damages from injuries in a June 11 Beaver Creek Road collision in U S Ri 4 Circuit Court. The suit names Ernest Lewis as attorney and describes riding in an eastbound car operated by the Bowders woman who was then in Beaver Creek.
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McDowell A Ganue
Maries
U.S. Ri
Beaver Creek Road
Rose Marie Zombro
McDowell
Delorea Jra
Mitchell Avenue
Playford
B. Reckart
Cleveland
Ohio
Transport Manufacturing and Equipment Company
Wilmington
Delaware
Ibraah
Ernest Lewis
Bowders
Beaver Creek
U S Gains On Russia Says Wilson Amid Cuts
Secretary of Defense Wilson claims the United States has gained on Russia in relative military strength since 1958 due to better weapons and missiles. He indicated further manpower reductions being planned, including a 100,000 man cut affecting Air Force wings, Army divisions, and Navy ships, while insisting national security would not be impaired.
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Waqrington
Wilson
Pentagon
Congress
Army
Navy
Dallas
Lyndon John
U-Tex
Démocratie. Press
Senate
Stonewall
Tex
Johnson
May Save Sight Of Boy Blinded In School Lye Tossing Attack
A Brooklyn high school classroom attack left 16 year old David Ozersky partially blinded by a bottle of lye. Maurice Kessler 17 is charged with felonious assault and arraignment was planned. Doctors at St Clare's Hospital expressed optimism about sight recovery, noting it may take days to weeks to determine full damage.
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New York
David Ozersky
Brooklyn
Ozersky
Maurice Kessler
St. Clare's Hospital
Loren P. Guy
Guy
Ozeraky
William
Theodore
Michael
Kessler
Kess
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Edwin H. Miller
Williams Giffin
Alton Hornbaker
Leroy Street
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
Qzersky
Thomas Jefferson High School
Isidor Aderbach
Auerbach
Swater
Some Money Bet At Track Aids City, County
Money bet on horses at the Hagerstown track over the past two weeks will benefit Washington County and the city of Hagerstown along with all incorporated towns. State taxes support the distribution, totaling last year to 86,794 for the county and towns including Hancock Williamsport Smithsburg Sharpsburg Boonsboro Clear Spring and Keedysville. Distribution based on population funds local government needs and would otherwise raise property taxes. Total allocations reflect sheriff office fire protection weights and measures civil defense and other services totaling about 85,271 with small adjustments for various programs.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Hancock
Williamsport
Smithsburg
Sharpsburg
Boonsboro
Clear Spring
Keedysville
Sheriff's Office
Two Typhoons Threaten Luzon
Two typhoons from the Pacific menace the Philippines with Gloria located 80 miles east of eastern Luzon coast and winds near 140 mph. The Manila Weather Bureau expects landfall on Luzon tonight or early tomorrow threatening northern agricultural areas.
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Manila
Pacific
Philippines
Luzon
Gloria
Manila Weather Bureau
Missile blastoff thrills Cape Canaveral watchers
At Cape Canaveral observers on a breezy afternoon watched a slender missile rise on a long low trajectory in hopes of fading into a cloud bank. They reported seeing an explosion midflight and believed the craft was the Snark or Atlas test, with officials hinting at a possible new ICBM test as Defense Department observers arrived to monitor proceedings.
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Cape A.m
Observera
Canaveral
Fla
Defense Department
United States
Cape
Gene Plow
Jim Kerlin
Cape Canaveral
Atlantic
Safety Center
Ina
Cowan Beach
Quarles
Cape Onn Lenehiog
Aedi
Drankometer Demonstration Before Oklahoma Legislature
Huel Hamm presented a drunkometer test demonstration before a state legislative committee urging support for making the device mandatory for drivers suspected of drunk driving. The session focused on evaluating the test’s reliability and potential legal implications for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
iSet
Huel Hamm
Tesla
President Disappointed Over Little Rock Integration Stand
President Eisenhower, vacationing in Newport, is deeply disappointed by the failure to voluntarily comply with a federal court order on Little Rock Central High integration. He expects DOJ reports today as Gov Faubus defies the court with National Guardsmen while awaiting the Arkansas hearing. Wayne Hawks said the President hoped for progress before the hearing.
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Newport
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Arkansas
Justice Department
Orvel Faubus
Central High School
Newport White House
Faubus
Wayne Hawks
Six Negro Marines face court martial for Okinawa killings
NAHA Okinawa. Six U S Marines accused of attacking two white servicemen in Sukiran area. One victim Hospitalman Adrien R Nobleby 15 died from beaten injuries. Sgt A H Carrillo 22 survived with minor injuries. Trial date set soon. Names listed: Robert Allen Je Willie Brown Eddie Chestnut Henry Moyer Jim Williams Wilbur J Jones.
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Naha
Okinawa
U.S
Adrien R. Nobleby
Wells County
Sukiran
A. H. Carrillo
el Paso
Tex
Pfc
Robert Allen Je
Nashville
Tenny
Willie Brown Jr
Saveyard
Eddie Chestnut
Walterboro
D.C
Henry Moyer Jr
Oak City
N.C
Jim Williams Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Wilbur J, Jones
Raleigh
New York
Faubus Declares Judge Davies Is Prejudiced
In Little Rock Arkansas on September 20 the federal case against Governor Orval Faubus opened with him absent as the government seeks to halt interference with school integration at Central High. The nationwide civil rights clash centers on federal versus state authority and whether the National Guard actions violated constitutional rights.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
U. S. District Court
Faubus
Little Rock Central High School
aArk
U. S
Camri
Orval E B. Faubus
Central High School
Republic
Faubug
Eastland Predicts Curb of Supreme Court Power
Senator James Eastland told Rotarians in Batesville that the Supreme Court has gone wild and is remaking government. He argued Congress will move to curb federal judiciary powers within years amid school integration tensions. He cited a vending machine theft at a Little Rock area service station as proof of state sovereignty limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Mass
James Eastland
D-Miss
Supreme Court
Congress
Little Rock
Ark
Eastland
Distriet
George L. Holloway
Virginia Ave
Intermachine
Asian Flu Cases in State Reported in July Activity
Baltimore authorities report 11 outbreaks and 1b confirmed Asian flu cases since July across counties including Calvert and Frederick as the state health department notesJuly activity and repeated camp-related incidents.
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Baltimore
Mws
State Health Dept
Calvert County
Prederick Cowmty
Polletts Barre
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West
Jaycees
la Verne
Calif
Richarda
Bridgewater College
University of Ilinoia
Ilinois
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Chicago
Long Beach
Western Electric Co
Communications Workers of America
Western Electric
Alfred C. Billotte
Col. G
Haakon
Davies
Sen
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