Eisenhower Agrees to United Nations Summit
United Nations session in New York faced a Soviet bid to amend the Japanese Middle East peace plan. Arkady Sobolev pressed for immediate U.S. withdrawal from Lebanon, threatening a veto to block the resolution. Delegates warned of delays and possible high level talks as Marines were assigned to Beirut antisniper patrols.
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United Nations
N.Y
Middle East
Arkady A. Sobolev
Security Council
U.S
Lebanon
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Assemly
Beirut
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
United States
Sobolev
U. S.S
U. N
Koto Matsudaira
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Britain
France
Panama
Sweden
Opposition Leader Foresees Marines Leaving Lebanon Soon
In Beirut Lebanon opposition leader Hussein Owei ni said he expects U S Marines to withdraw soon after talks with Robert Murphy Eisenhower's mediator He cited stabilizing Iraqi events as a factor while clashes and explosions shook Beirut as rebels and government forces continued a 74 day campaign One Marine was killed in a patrol incident during the night as at least one officer noted continued firing around the airport and city streets.
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Hussein Oweini
National Front
Robert Murphy
Eisenhower
Oweinl
U.S
Lebanon
Beirut
Cios
Neighborhood street reopens one block long in Lewis & T
A new thoroughfare linking Sheridan Avenue and Mosby Street near Valley Avenue is now open. The one block long street is completed and ready for traffic.
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Lewis &T
Sheridan Ave
Mosby
Polio Foundation Expands to Tackle Major Health Problems
Basil O Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, announced a broadened program to address five health areas including polio virus research, arthritis and birth defects. The foundation will operate as the National Foundation, aiming to avoid duplicating other agencies while pursuing breakthroughs. The Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation opposed a merger last week.
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New York
National Foundation For
Basil O'Connor
Arthritis Research
Arthrits and Rheumatim Foundation
O'Connor
Arthritis Group
Polio Foundation
The
National Foundation
Adams Role in Penalty Refund Under Fire in Hearing
A House subcommittee began closed testimony on Sherman Adams and a 41384 penalty refund to Rayaine Worsteds Inc. Adams says he merely relayed routine queries. Former company officials deny White House pressure. Subcommittee plans several days of closed sessions before public hearings. Weeks defends Adams, calling him loyal and honest amid harsh scrutiny.
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Adams
Washington
House
Armed Service
Sherman Adams
New England
White House
Eisenhower
Raylaine Worsteds, Inc
Subcommittee
F. Edward Hebert
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfire
Secretary of
Commerce Weeks
Weeks
Ike Wins Key Vote On Trade Bill Extension
The Senate rejected a provision to curtail operating the 24 year old trade program, restoring current law that lets the President reject Tariff Commission relief in escape clause cases. The 63 to 27 vote kept the bill alive with potential House action pending.
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Washington
Senate
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Tariff Commission
Senate Houe
Senate Finance Committee
House
Fisenhower
Defense Dept Construction Fund Requests Slashed
The House Appropriations Committee cut over half a billion dollars from Defense Department construction funding. It singled out the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs for excessive scope and unapproved cost increases, proposing a ceiling of 139.8 million and trimming 1 million from this year's request.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Air Force Academy
Administration
United States
Air Force
Navy
Army
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gore Bank Bandit Among 20 Indicted Yesterday
Joseph Vance Shrout already serving 10 years for a Gore bank robbery was indicted in Frederick County for the shooting of George Leroy Baker. The grand jury returned 11 true bills against 20 men, including charges of breaking open a gas pump and assault and robbery of an elderly man. Baker was wounded but he and cashier John Ward thwarted the bandit, who fled and was later captured. Shrout, 33, of Baltimore, had pleaded guilty in Roanoke federal court.
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Joseph Vance Shrout
Frederick
Gore
George Leroy Baker
Frederick County
Baker
John W. Ward
Shrout
Baltimore
U.S. District Court
Roanoke
Federal
Lewisboro
W. Va
Charles Edward Whitlock
Roy Lee Whitlock
Carroll LaFollette
Robert Lee Oates
Denver Gene Puffinberger
National Fruit Product Co
Negro Children Boycott Charlottesville Transfer Tests
In Charlottesville, Negro children skipped scheduled transfer tests as part of the board's desegregation plan. Eleven high school students boycotted yesterday and twenty elementary pupils did not attend today. The NAACP urged noncooperation, while officials weigh court action and continued testing plans for Norfolk and other districts.
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Charlottesville
John §. Battle Jr
Oliver W. Hill
Richmond
NAACP
John Paul
Federal District Court
Hill
Norfolk
Charlottes
Ville
Paul
R. M. Davis
Child Sends Gift to Grandmother via Kitty in Mailbox
Three year old Nettie Angevine offered her kitten Blackie as a gift to her recovering grandmother Mrs. Myrtie Angevine. The child dropped the cat into a large mailbox without stamp or address. A neighbor reported her, and postal workers opened the box to find Blackie asleep on a stack of letters.
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Detroit
Nettie Angevine
Myrtie Angevine
Nettie
Blackie
Winchester Days prize list promises big rewards
Over 4000 dollars in prizes will be awarded to climax the Winchester Days observance this year. The three day event features the Vaganza shopping spree Thursday through Saturday with gifts from 52 stores. Prizes include a de luxe bicycle, a Magnavox hi fi, a bedroom suite, furniture, gift certificates, and more.
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Newberry’s
Bell Cothes
Miller’s Hardware
Gray & Eddy
Molden Electric Co
G & M Music Center
Cain Furniture Store
Leggett's
Grove Furniture Co
Margaret L. Hodgson
Schewel Furniture
Huntsberrys
Eisenhower Accepts British Push for UN Summit Talk
President Eisenhower yielded to British insistence and agreed to back a United Nations Security Council summit if generally desired by Western powers and Russia. Britain pressed for a clear path to a heads of government meeting to discuss the Middle East crisis, shaping Washington and London policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations Security Council
Russia
White House
Britain
U.N
Moscow
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
London
Harold Macmillan
Security Council
Lloyd
Middle East
James C. Hagerty
Loyd
United States
State Dulles
U.S
Khrushchev
Brittan
Genevva
Nehru
India
Atte
Dulles
Macmillan
House of Common
Gainesboro Firemen Debut at FCVFA Meeting
Gainesboro Fire Company attended the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association meeting at Shawnee fire hall. Chief L. D. Williamson and Ray E. Boyce reported on the July practice session at Clearbrook where the new truck was used for the first time. The group announced Gainesboro will receive all alarms in the northwest county for one month with Round Hill personnel to assist.
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Gainesboro
Round Hill Company
Gore
Clearbrook
Shawnee
Middletown
Stephens City
Round Hill
Phillies fire Mayo Smith name Eddie Sawyer replaces him
Mayo Smith was fired as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies and Eddie Sawyer, who led the 1950 club to a pennant, was signed to replace him. The Phillies have lost 9 of their last 12, dropping from third to near the cellar, now in sixth place two games out of the first division. Smith had managed since 1955, with one first division finish in 1966 and two fifth-place showings.
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Philadelphia
Mayo Smith
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Sawyer
Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Smith
Cather Resigns Frederick County School Board Post
T Newton Cather longtime Shawnee District member resigns from the Frederick County School Board effective August. The Electoral Board meets August 8 to fill the unexpired term. Cather had been re appointed May 23 amid a challenge from citizens who proposed three other names. He cited support for the county school building program and commitment to education and discipline.
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T. Newton Cather
Frederick County
Shawnee
County School Trustee Electoral Board
Cather
J. Pinckney Arthur
School Trustee Electoral Board
James Wood
Robinson
Charman Charles Bass
Mr. Cather
Virginia
Winchester
T. Newston Cather
Winchester School Board Elects Solenberger Chairman
Herbert A. Solenberger was elected chairman of the Winchester School Board. William E. Pauver named vice chairman. Additions at Virginia Avenue and Quarles Elementary Schools progress toward September opening. Board approves land purchase, salaries, and fire insurance for the new addition. Solenberger, a 1948 appointee, is a Winchester native and Dickinson College alumnus.
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Herbert A. Solenberger
Winchester School
William E. Pauver
Virginia Avenue
Quarles
Solenberger
John S. Solenberger & Co
Rotary Club
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Tommy Strode
M.Y.F
Berryville Methodist Church
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Fido
Berryville Ave
Royal Road
New Jersey
SPCA
Ervin Cleveland
Clifford Nicholson, Jr
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Front Royal
Cliff
Winston Churchill
Paper Mill Road
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Ike
Defense Dept
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Baghdad
Republic
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Kitten
Greenwood Methodist Chapel
Seaseny Rd
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
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Mt. Pleasant
Gerrardstown
Lovett’s Dress Shop
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