Tito Raps Critics in Soviet Bloc
Yugoslav President Tito defended independence of Yugoslavia’s communism while condemning Western and Soviet pressures. He praised U.S. aid and cooperation, cited NATO as a threat, and addressed Moscow’s boycott as observers attended the Congress in Ljubljana.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Bloc
Moscow
Communist Party
Lenin
Marx
Engels
Kremlin
Stalin
NATO
United States
U.S
Usaid
New Lobby Hours Set at Post Office
Post Office begins new lobby hours April 28 with lobby open 6 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. weekdays and 7 30 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Sundays. Last mail received at 6 30 p.m. and in boxes by 8 p.m. curb and letter drop mail accepted until 7 p.m. outside lobby. Postal official invites patron feedback.
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Wilbur Johnston
Johnston
Winchester
After Easter Sale At Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop
Local ad for Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop promotes an after Easter sale starting Wednesday. Offers coats and suits with 44 to 69 off, spring hats, and page six details. Also seeks chestnut oak bark and black oak bark via A C Slonaker Son for contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Slonaker & Son
Margaret L. Hodgson
Woman Loses Ring and Watch During Signal Turn
Mrs Ray L Maylin 37 of suburban Cleveland Heights told police a man snatched her diamond ring and wrist watch as she signaled a left turn from her car. She valued the items at 800 dollars and said the suspect fled in a car after grabbing her arm.
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Cleveland
Ray L. Maylin
Cleveland Heights
Strange Gun Duel Ends in Three Die in Dana Point
A deranged man driving a battered school bus killed his 10 year old son and his father and a deputy sheriff in a gun duel in Dana Point California. Another deputy and a 14 year old boy were wounded. The shooter Charles Seyfert and his son opened fire on deputies in pursuit.
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Dana Point
Calif
Clarence A. Double
Edward C. Johnson
Robert L. Shultz
Blue Lantern
Johnson
Shultz
Charles Arthur Seyfert
Tucson
Ariz
Carpenter
Charles
Seyfert
Churchill Rated Amateur Painter
Churchill was rated as an amateur painter by the Chicago Art Institute which declined an exhibit of 35 oil works by Winston Churchill. The exhibit, sponsored by a gift card company, will instead be shown at the Smithsonian in Washington from April 26 to May 18 after earlier viewings in Kansas City Detroit New York and Toronto.
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Chicago
Winston Churchill
Chicago Art Institute
Daniel Catton Rich
Institute
Rich
Churchill
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Natural History Building
Kansas City
Detroit
New York
Toronto
Russia Drops U N Fight Over Arctic Air Patrols
United Nations Security Council debate ends with Soviet motion failing. Arkady Sobolev withdraws resolution. nine of ten members oppose, Sweden only vetoes standing with the Soviet Union. Lodge calls SAC flights deterrent and says no aggression. Council closes without action.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Arkady A. Sobolev
Henry Cabot Lodge
Strategic Air Command
Britain
Canada
China
Colombia
France
Iraq
Japan
Panama
United States
Sweden
Lodge
Sobolev
Far North
Moscow
Eisenhower
Audrey Meadows to attend Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
Audrey Meadows, Arlington and New York City TV personality, will guest at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on May 2. She will appear after the 10:30 a.m. pageant, then in the 8 p.m. Grand Feature parade, stopping at her Arlington home before traveling to Winchester.
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Audrey Meadows
Arlington
New York City
Henry T. Goode, Jr
Miss Meadows
Winchester
China
Saron
Miss Hills School
Great Barrington
Mass
New York
Carnegie Hall
Civic Light Opera
Detroit
Chicago
Louisville
Two Fefe Queens Meet in London
Queen Shenandoah XXX and Queen-elect Shenandoah XXXI met at London Airport in an event noted by Roger Edmonds of Winchester England. Edmonds, who escorted Queen Shenandoah XII in 1956, wrote that Anne Denise Doughty-Tichborne and Daphne Fairbanks met enroute from the airport.
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Shenandoah
London
Roger Edmonds
Winchester
England
Shenandoah XII
Edmonds
McSherry Lupton
Anne Denise Doughty-Tichborne
Daphne Fairbanks
Tichborne
Miss Fairbanks
Democrats Gunning For the Administration
A 1958 campaign forum of Democratic women rallied 2 000 delegates to press strategy for Congress. Harry S Truman charged the Eisenhower policy robs citizens to pay financiers and blamed high interest rates and money manipulation for the recession. Sen. Lyndon Johnson urged large Democratic majorities to end vetoes, while Meade Alcorn countered with claims of New Deal revival fears and a road to bankruptcy. Denny's Commission Auction follows at 7 p m offering furniture appliances and tools.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harry
Truman
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Red
China
Treasury
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Congress
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
Wreckage Highlights Air Space Control Debate
In Las Vegas a United Air Lines DC7 with 47 aboard collided with an Air Force F100 during instrument training at 21000 feet. All 52 aboard both aircraft died. CAB proposed an instrument flight restricted zone to prevent future midair collisions. Inventor Jack R. Fedrick, aboard the airliner, designed a device to display aircraft positions for control centers.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Washington, D.C
Civil Aeronautics Board
Nevada Desert
United Air Lines
CAB
Los Angeles
New York
Nellis
James C. McGehee
Ing
Tom Coryell
Indianapolis
Gerald Moran
Rapid City
Duane M. Ward
Jack R. Fedrick
Fenske, Fedrick & Miller
Fedrick
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force
CAA
Tornado Wrecks Farm Homes Injures 11 Near Midlothian
A violent tornado struck farms south and east of Midlothian Texas injuring 11. A 2 year old boy Gary Froning was lifted from his collapsing home and carried about 50 yards before being found with a cut chin. His mother shielded him as debris fell and the family narrowly escaped.
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Midlothian
Tex
Gary Froning
Texas
George Froning
Froning
Gary
Robert VanHorn Named Town Sergeant at Stephens City
Robert J VanHorn, 32, of Front Royal, named Town Sergeant after a Town Council meeting. He replaces Benjam in Carter who resigned April 10 and begins a 90 day probation. Covington native, resident of Front Royal 14 years, Navy veteran, ran a Front Royal service station 42 years. Married Irene Bennett of Arborde WV. one daughter, age 8. Family plans move to Stephens City soon.
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Irene Marie Bennett
Arbordale
W. Va
Stephens City
Defense Secretary Pushes Eisenhower Plan For Pentagon Reorg
Defense Secretary McElroy urged the House Armed Services Committee to back the President's Pentagon reorganization plan, arguing modern warfare requires structural changes. He defended it as non merging existing commands and countered fears the defense budget would be centralized under the secretary, while noting Eisenhower's qualifications and the plan's aim to meet current needs.
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Washington
Defense McElroy
Pentagon
Eisenhower
McElroy
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Dga
Continental Air Defense Command
Mediterranean Command
Atlantic Command
Strategic Air Command
Caribbean Command
European Command
Alaskan Command
Pacific Command
Congress
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
New Definition for an Egghead Defends Marilyn Monroe
Adlai Stevenson, addressing a conference of Democratic women, offered a fresh definition of an egghead. He defined it as one who calls Marilyn Monroe Mrs. Arthur Miller, reflecting his critique of intellects and media framing during the campaign.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Labor Bill Faces Extended Debate on Labor Amendments
Washington lawmakers weigh expanding the pension welfare fund bill with Knowland proposing a broader “Bill of Rights for labor” including secret ballots and recall votes. Kennedy Douglas and Ives push the current measure to regulate funds for 100 or more workers while others resist adding controversial provisions.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
Kennedy
D-Mass
Douglas
D-Ill
Ives
R-Ny
Sen
Allott
R-Cole
Five Year Old Boy Taken for Surgery After Neglect Warrants Issued
A five year old boy from Red Bud Road was hospitalized after emergency surgery for a ruptured appendix peritonitis and worms. Warrants accuse his parents of failing to provide necessities. Rescue workers faced initial resistance at the home before authorities secured access and arranged hospital care.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Health Department
Sheriff's Office
Winchester Rescue Squad
Connecon
Frederick County
Robert White
Herbert Robertson
Moody Slonaker
George A. Merriam
John Shug
Wilbur Dicks
Boyd McDonald
Col Earl R. Tash Dies After War Service
Col Earl R. Tash 41 of Walla Walla Washington died of cancer after a career in the Air Force. He was credited with shooting down the first Japanese plane in the Philippines during World War II while stationed at Clark Field near Manila. He served overseas widely, spent three years with Strategic Air Command, and led the Air Force ROTC at Charlottesville Virginia before his illness. He will be buried in Walla Walla Wednesday.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Earl R. Tash
Philippines
Tash
Clark Field
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Air Force
Strategic Air Command Headquarters
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Charlottesville
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Jackie Gleason
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Denny's
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Robert VanHorn
Defense
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Rexall le Sale
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Howard Johnson Restauran
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