Ike plans vast Africa aid and U N peace role
New York Herald Tribune reports Eisenhower will propose wide U N led Africa aid and a peace patrol in a preventive diplomacy frame. He is to renew the open skies idea with U N supervised or U N piloted high altitude reconnaissance planes. The move marks a stronger U N role and a U S willingness to donate aircraft.
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New Formula Could Boost County Tax Rate 40 Cents
Washington County lawmakers and commissioners watch a state Legislative Council proposal that would shift indigent care costs to counties. The plan could raise Washington County's annual share to 821,600 and lift the tax rate by 40 cents, reallocating funds from state to county budgets for hospitals, nursing, and related services.
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State Legislative Council
General Assembly
Legislative Council
Washington
Washington County Hospital
Blue Scout Rocket Blasts Off From Cape Canaveral
The Air Force launched the 40 foot four stage Blue Scout from Cape Canaveral at 8 02 am on a mission to send a 32.8 pound payload 16600 miles into space for a radiation study that could help detect nuclear explosions. All four stages ignited successfully 13 minutes after liftoff though ground or payload signals were not immediately confirmed. The flight marks Blue Scout’s first test as a potential all purpose vehicle for scientific probes and satellites.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Vickage
Fence dispute tops New York court battle over neighborly lines
In a Circuit Court case, Mr and Mrs Harold Wells of Chestnut Street argued a fence blocking a rear window damaged the sale of Mrs John Keckler’s property. Judge D K McLaughlin threatened costs if not removed and noted neighborly conduct. Demonstrators clashed with police into the night as authorities controlled midtown streets.
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Circuit Court
Harold Wells
Chestnut St
John Keckler
Mr. Wells
United States
Mrs. Wells
Latin America
Hal McClure
Thehitlers
South Atlantic
Cape Canaveral
Donald A. Stine
D. K. McLaughlin
Wells
United Nations confronts Khrushchev amid street clashes.
Amtorg warned police of a possible assassination bid on Premier Khrushchev using a gun hidden in a camera or microphone. Police screened reporters gear as clashes broke out near the UN and Soviet HQ. Thousands faced street violence as crowds hurled eggs and police used night sticks and mounted units to control Ukrainian and Hungarian pickets.
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United Nations General Assembly
Jtown
Poolice
New York
Amtorg
Russian Trading Corporation
Police
Khrushchev
United Nations
N. Y
Nikita Khrushchev
Provect. Nem
U.N
Usn
Harlem
Nikitasiow
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Argus era reveals a world veiled by atomic curtain
In 1958 the United States tested three low yield atomic bombs over the Atlantic at altitudes up to 300 miles. The Argus project created a radioactive veil outside earths atmosphere within its magnetic field to disrupt radar and radio reception. The tests suggested a method to disable a nations warning system and obscure missile or bomber advances.
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United States
Atlantic
Argus
Nixon Pins Kennedy as Naive on Communists During Midwest Swing
Vice President Richard M Nixon argues Kennedy is naive about the Communist mind and beholden to big labor as he campaigns through Michigan. He targets Khrushchev in New York and calls for a moratorium on talk of division. In Bay City he appeals to union voters, insisting he stands for all Americans.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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United States
Motel Guests Loot Cabin In Pennsylvania Pair Suspected
Irvin E. Pinnell, proprietor, said motel guests from Pennsylvania looted a cabin last night at the Wayside Diner area, taking linens, towels, rugs, telephone, sheets and more. Deputies are investigating the incident.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Pinnell
Pennsylvania
Kennedy Calls for Fast Action by Next President
Senator John F. Kennedy told a coast to coast television audience that the next president must act first and fast to strengthen the cause of peace and meet the Soviet challenge. He criticized Nixon for a moratorium on talk of American strength and urged decisive steps against Khrushchev during his visit.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
Focus And Main Street To Be Separate Columns
A car collided with a fire plug injuring a woman, May Lucas, 12 Clinton Ave. Driver Elfriede Chaney, 23 Rosewood Dr., was cited after brakes locked and the vehicle swerved. She suffered facial contusions and lacerations and was treated at the hospital ER.
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Randolph Ave
May. Lucas
Clinton Ave
Elfriede Berta Chaney
Rosewood Dr
County Hears Plan To Convert Shoe Co. Building Into Offices
County commissioners consider converting the Hagerstown Shoe Co. building on West Antietam Street into office space for county functions. Fairchild Aircraft is moving out, making the site available for sale or lease. Proposals from David Byron and Robert Lakin suggest the project as cheaper than new construction, with talks to involve the Welfare Board, County Agent, Board of Education, and Superintendent William Brish.
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Hagerstown Shoe Co
W. Antietam St
Washington County
Fairchild Engine & Aircraft Corp
Fairchild
Hagerstown, Shoe Co
David Byron
Robert Lakin
J. B. Ferguson Co
Fn Int
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Lakin
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Board of Education
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Welfare Dept
Summit Ave
Washington St
Owner of Properties Fined $150
D. Webster Groh Jr was fined a total of 150 and costs on three charges of owning unsafe and unsanitary properties. City inspector Shank fire chief Hall and sanitary inspector Knight testified before Magistrate Einbinder. Properties at 411 W Washington St 16 N Potomac St and 147 E Franklin St cited for trash and fire hazards. Groh pleaded not guilty and received 50 dollars and costs per charge.
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Gerald W. Shank
Shank
John Hall
Roy Knight
Irving M. Einbinder
Groh
W. Washington St
N. Potomac St
E. Franklin St
Weather sketch for Hagerstown and Eastern Shore
Rather cloudy tonight with lows mostly in the 50s. Thursday and Friday expect partly cloudy skies with highs in the 70s and overnight lows in the mid to upper 50s. Western Maryland and the Eastern Shore show similar conditions with warm spells and light, variable winds.
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