U S to seek Arctic inspection at United Nations
United States plans to renew pressure on Russia for East West Arctic aerial inspections. The U N Security Council may be asked to discuss an Arctic inspection resolution as Washington seeks to counter Soviet accusations of provocative bomber flights.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Russia
Arctic
U. S
Security Council
Soviet Union
U. N. Disarmament Commission
U.N
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Washinton
State Department
Air Force
Arkady B8obolev
Council
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
State Dulles
Washington
Britain
France
Canada
Atlantic Alliance
Girl 3 Trapped In Well Is Freed In El Paso
In El Paso Texas a three year old girl Susie Najera was rescued after being trapped for hours in an abandoned well in her backyard. Neighbors and firefighters aided as detectives coordinated the extrication and a message of comfort was offered to the child.
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EL Paso
Tex
Susie Najera
Susie
Richard
Charles
Fernando Najera
Ted Elkins
Elkins
Phil Lopez
Medal Presented to Rep Howard Smith in Warrenton
A citizenship medal was awarded to Rep. Howard Smith of the 8th District by the Piedmont Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. The notice also advertises Sunday dinner at Shirkey's Restaurant in Sunnyside with service from 11 am to 9 pm and local drug store ads including Rexall and Beaver's Drug Store promotions.
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Warrenton
Howard Smith
Piedmont
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Shirkey's
Sunnyside
Portrait of A Busy Man Tom Baldridge
Tom Baldridge after 35 years in the motion picture industry most of it with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has become Apple Blossom Festival director-general since 1938. He began in theater work in Jackson Tennessee and later trained at the Chicago Theatre while meeting stars from Clark Gable to Lucille Ball.
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Tom Wood Baldridge
Mr. Baldridge
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Baldridge
Clark Gable
Greer Garson
Hedy Lamarr
Paulette Goddard
Esther
Pamphle
Mr Baldridge
Jackson
Tenn
Mercer University
Macon
Chicago
Mitchell Urges Speed On Jobless Pay Bill
Secretary of Labor Mitchell says more than 500000 workers have exhausted unemployment benefits and urges fast enactment of admin plan for extra payments to help them. He cites a Labor Department report showing insured unemployment at 8.1 percent for the week ended April 12 and April totals near 5.2 million.
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Washington
Mitchell
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Congress
Eisenhower
State's Segregation Laws Under Two New Court Attacks
A Washington man sues in U S District Court alleging racial discrimination by a Howard Johnson's on Washington Street and seeks damages plus a ruling that the adjacent interstate linked restaurant is in interstate commerce. In Arlington, the Community Council for Social Progress asks a circuit court to force use of school buildings for racially integrated meetings. The group planned May 25 seating at Washington Lee High, while the school board denied use and a refund. The suit says state law violates the Virginia Constitution's equal freedom and the federal due process and equal protection clauses.
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Alexandria
Virginia
Washington
Arlington County
Community Council For Social Progress
Circuit Court
Washington - Lee High School
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Calp Fined 60 Dollars On Two Counts In County Court
Calp of Route 1 Clifton Forge was fined 60 dollars in Frederick County Court after being found guilty of drunkenness in public and disorderly conduct. A third charge of resisting arrest was dismissed.
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Calp
Austin
Set
Dawner Robinson
Sgt. Robinson
Middletown
James William Hays
Wincester Memorial Hospital
Hays
Robinson
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Milton Harris
Joseph Jenkins
Mr. Hays
Margaret Hanshew
William Robertson
Dr. Emerick
Winchester Memorial Hospital
G. T. Griffith, Jr
E. P. Bean Dies In Baltimore
Eston P. Bean, 79, longtime apple broker and founder of Green Chemical Co., died in a Baltimore hotel while en route to Philadelphia. He lived at 701 S. Stewart St. and earlier led Hampshire County orchards and Gore lumber management. Bean moved to Winchester in 1925 and served on Green Chemical’s board. He was linked with Frederick County Fruit Growers and Braddock Street Methodist Church. Continued on Page 2.
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Eston P. Bean
Green Chemical Co
Baltimore
Mr. Bean
S. Stewart St
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Bean
Hampshire County
W. Va
Frederick W
Rebecca Hains Bean
Bessie A. Shingleton
Romney
Gore
Cacapon Lumber Co
Wardensville
Winchester
Frederick County
Promotion Order Shifts Officer Promotions to McElroy
Secretary of Defense McElroy orders all future three and four star officer promotions and assignments routed through his office. Joint Chiefs of Staff views required. civilian service secretaries must certify objective, nonpartisan suitability for national security. President retains final say, subject to Senate confirmation. Hearings resume with Gen Twining and Gen White.
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Washington
McElroy
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Services
Defense
Pentagon
Senate
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
D-Ca
Nathan F. Twining
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Mass Parachute Jump Postponed at Fort Campbell
Bad weather forced a 24 hour postponement of the mass parachute jump planned for dawn at Fort Campbell Kentucky. About five thousand paratroopers were assembled for the assault led by Maj. Gen. Westmoreland of the 101st Airborne with trouble indicating five fatalities and 155 injuries from ground level winds on the earlier test drop. Capt Stillman E Mazestine and Capt Jack Becker accompanied Westmoreland for the preliminary drop into the Sukchon zone. The 5:10 a.m. EST jump was postponed after daybreak.
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FT. Campbell
W. C. Westmoreland
101St Airborne Division
101St
Sukchon
Westmoreland
Stillman E. Mazestine
Custer
Jack Becker
Lakeshore
Miss
No Fatalities Reported in Past 24 Hours in Virginia
State Police report no traffic fatalities in the past 24 hours in Virginia. The yearly toll stands at 217, down from 220 at this time last year.
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Richmond
Virginia
Republican Senate Leader Knowsland Faces Near Defeat On Labor Proposals
Sen. Knowland of California battles to add labor bill of rights provisions to welfare and pension fund legislation. Amendments were defeated by 16 to 20 vote margins. he plans six more tests as Democrats push hearings in June.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Senate
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen. Lausche
Ohio
Secretary of Labor
Wealthy Denver Lawyer and Family Slain in Home
In Denver suburb Greenwood Village a 28-year-old David F. Early killed Merrill A. Knight 45 his wife Regina 43 and their 15-year-old daughter Karen after breaking into their ranch style home. Knight's son Kenneth 18 escaped as Early sought money and fled after firing. Early, released from Leavenworth last Tuesday, was jailed for murder with charges to be filed next week.
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David F. Early
Merrill A. Knight
Swank
Greenwood Village
Denver
Knight
Denver Bar Assn
Regina
Karen
Early
Kenneth Knight
Freen
Leavenworth
Kan
Arapahoe
Barney O'Kane
O'Kane
Canon City
Colo
Charles Foster
Kansas
YMCA
Test Withdrawal Of Troops Made At Little Rock
The Arkansas Military District withdrew troops from Central High School in Little Rock for the first time since integration began on September 25. Spokesmen said further withdrawals may occur as the district seeks normal conditions. No incidents were reported as federal troops had guarded the 2,000 pupil school where eight of nine Negroes from last fall remain in classes. Soldiers returned yesterday.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Military District
Central High School
Watkins Reelected C. of C. President
Col. W. Watkins of Newport News was reelected president of the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce at the end of its 34th annual meeting. Directors named Watkins to a second term and elected vice presidents R. C. Edmunds South Boston W Martin Johnson Lynchburg Calvin R. Depew Staunton M. W. Armistead III Roanoke and E. N. Wilkinson Franklin.
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Richmond
Col. W. ‘. Watkins
Newport News
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Watkins
Tidewater Stevedoring Corp
R. C. Edmunds
South Boston
Southside
W. Martin Johnson
Lynchburg
Piedmont
Calvin R. Depew
Staunton
Valley
M. W. Armistead III
Roanoke
Southwest
E. N. Wilkinson
Franklin
Tidewater
Mikoyan backs campaign to keep nuclear weapons from Germany
In Bonn, Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan joined West Germany's Socialists in urging removal of nuclear arms. He said Russia would abstain from using such weapons in a West Germany free of them, amid a 750 million dollar trade pact with West Germany.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Ludwig Erhard
West Ger
Clarke Youth Waives Hearing On Assault Charge
Clarke County youth Desmond Lee 18 waived preliminary hearing on a rape charge. The case heads to a May 12 grand jury. Lee posted 5000 bond April 17 after arrest on a warrant by the victim’s father. A second case awaits grand jury action as three men are jailed in a church vandalism incident at Thompson Wines near Wickliffe Church.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Desmond Lee
Thompson Wines
Raymond Wines
George Craig
Near Wickliffe
Robert Smith
Richard Smith, Jr
Tito program endorsed by Yugoslav party congress
President Tito's program of independent communism won unanimous approval at Yugoslavia's Communist Party Congress. Delegates backed Tito and top lieutenants amid anti Moscow rhetoric, while later overtures sought peace with the Kremlin. Rankovic assailed Soviet communism. observers from Soviet bloc attended as ambassadors as protests continued.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Tito
Eace
Kremlin
Moscow
Russia
Rankovic
Svetogor Vukmanoniec
Nikita Khrushchev
Winchester
Hiram Lodge No
AF & AM
Bro
Eston P. Bean
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Rexall
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Fete
Tom W. Baldridge
John Hawse
Tom Baldridge
E. P. Bean
Konrad Adenauer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
R. Samuel Wine
Berryville Pike
Shamrock Inn
Rythym Ramblers
Denny's Commission
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