Dulles Grips German Unity Tie to Soviet Sincerity
Secretary of State Dulles warned at a news conference that Soviet failure to discuss German unification at the Big Four summit would cast doubt on Moscow sincerity toward easing tensions. He urged talks on Germany at the Geneva summit and outlined other topics from the San Francisco talks and current U.S. stance on East Asia, disarmament, and Viet Nam elections.
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Washington
Dulles
Germany
Molotov
San Francisco
Russia
Geneva
Bering Sea
Soviet Union
United States
Red China
China
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Kremlin
U.S
Viet Nam
Indochina
South Viet Nam
State and Justice Departments
Dulles Attacks Soviet Pilots Over Patrol Plane Shootdown
Secretary of State Dulles blamed "trigger happy" Soviet pilots for the U S Navy patrol plane shot down off Alaska last week. He warned the incident may not reflect Soviet policy and noted Russia’s regret offering to pay half the damages. The plane valued over 12 million dollars, and the crash occurred beyond the 12 mile limit.
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Washington
Dulles
Alaska
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Maine
Russia
Navy
Forty & Eight Executive Group Calls for Secession
The Forty and Eight executive committee urges severing ties with the American Legion, calling the Legion dominated by a small group. They accuse harassment of their group and seek ratification at the Miami national convention in October. Ringley disputed the claims, predicting the secession is unlikely.
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Indianapols
Forty & Eight
The
American Legion
Legion
Forty & Eighter
Miami
J. Earl Simpson
Tulsa
Okla
Chef de Chemin de Fer
Forty & Eight Executive Committee
la Societe
Indianapolis Star
James P. Pingley
Chicago
Legion Convention Committee
Maurice Stember
New York City
State Department
Thomas W. Miller
Reno
Nev
National Executive Committee
Ringley
King Maker
Storms Leave Five Dead Across U.S.
Storms and tornadoes across the midwest south and east killed five people and injured many as lightning struck in Texas New Mexico and New Jersey. A twister damaged Hillerege housing northeast of Scottsbluff Nebraska injuring about 25 and causing heavy property losses. A Camden New Jersey youth died from lightning while under a tree as others suffered shocks. Hail and rain damaged crops in Greenwood Township Pennsylvania.
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Mid-Continent
Hillerege
Scottsbluff
Neb
Texas
New Mexico
Daniel Williamson
Camden
N. J
Greenwood Township
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Wyoming
Missing Marine Flier Sighted Near Tokyo
A search plane spotted one of two U.S. Marines missing for three nights in the Western Pacific. The man sent radio signals from a tiny life raft about 123 miles south of Tokyo, and Air Force officials indicated radio contact was maintained while planes circled the area.
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Tokyo
U.S
Pacific
Air Force
Western
Judge rules against ban near airport landing field
A federal judge ruled that communities surrounding an airport cannot bar low flying planes as they approach or take off from the landing field. The decision clarifies limits on local restrictions near aviation facilities.
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New York
Health Department Lacks News on Polio Vaccine Supplies
The Winchester Frederick County Health Department has received no word on new Salk polio vaccine deliveries. Only first and second grade shots were available in May, with clinics planned for all city and county pupils on a voluntary basis when supplies arrive.
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State Health Department
Winchester- Frederick County
A. L. Lindall
Health Department
Richmond
Lindall
House Extends Doctors Draft
The House extended the doctors draft for two years and kept the regular draft for four years after defeating an attempt to kill the measure.
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Washington
House
Armed Services
Shenandoah College Proposals Studied By EUB Conference
The Virginia Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church voted 39 to 15 to relocate Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music to Winchester. A merger with the EUB College at Lebanon, Pennsylvania, was defeated 35 to 22. Discussions continued in Martinsburg on future plans.
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Virginia Conference of the
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Winchester
Shenandoah College & Conservatory of Music
EUB College
Lebanon
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia
Winchester-Frederick County
Hiser
J. Paul Gruver
St. Luke’s Eub
Government Drops Perjury Charges Against Lattimore
The government decided to drop its case against Owen Lattimore, a Johns Hopkins lecturer, on perjury charges stemming from testimony before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee in 1952. Attorney General Brownell announced that key counts were invalid and remaining charges unlikely to succeed, with dismissal planned.
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Washington
Owen Fones
Atty
Brownell
U. S District and Appeals
Lattimore
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Youngdahl
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
United States
Eisenhower signs bill raising federal pay across agencies
President Eisenhower signed a bill boosting pay for 1,073,262 federal workers about 72 percent on average 325 annually. The measure brings total pay raises this session to about 114 billion dollars retroactive to March 1. About 383,262 workers receive lump sum payments totaling around 110 million as schedules align.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Civil Service
Commission Presses Ike on Highway Financing Plan
The Commission on Intergovernmental Relations criticized President Eisenhower's highway funding and urged federal leadership in civil defense. It proposed phasing out some federal tax powers, creating payments in lieu of taxes, expanding a pay as you build highway program, shifting civil defense to Washington, and curtailing federal grants in aid while maintaining overall support.
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Washington
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Eisenhower
Congress
Meyer Kestnbaum
Chicago
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing Concern
Mandate Orders Integration of Prince Edward Co Schools
The Richmond Federal District Court received from the Supreme Court a mandate ordering admission of Negro children to public schools in Prince Edward County Virginia with all deliberate speed. The ruling reverses the lower court's May 1952 decision upholding separate but equal facilities. The mandate awards $2,975.19 in costs to the Negro plaintiffs, to be sought from the county board. A hearing will be scheduled to decide the decree to implement desegregation.
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Richmond
Richmond Federal District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Supreme Court
Prince Edward
High Court
Sterling Hutcheson
Commonwealth
Armistead M. Dobie
Charlottesville
Albert V. Bryan
Alexandria
Idaho Health Officials Say Loss of Confidence in Salk Serum
Idaho health officials disclosed lost confidence in the Salk polio vaccine amid new doubts on effectiveness and safety. State Health Director L. J. Peterson said Idaho will not sponsor another mass inoculation and blamed no one, noting 97 polio cases in the year with seven deaths and 79 hospitalizations, and that vaccine makers and Dr Salk did not engage with Idaho researchers.
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Boise, Idaho
L. J Peterson
Idaho
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Salk
Jonas Salk
Peterson
Health Department
U.S., News and World Report
O Sullivan Plant Vacation Schedule and Virginia Woolen Closures
The O Sullivan Rubber plant shuts for a two week vacation starting yesterday with operations resuming July 11. The office remains open for clerical staff on a rotation, while minor departments stay active to meet demand. Virginia Woolen Company also plans a one week closure at end of August, typically late July to Labor Day weekend, resuming September 6.
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O'Sullivan Rubber
Virginia Woolen Company
Summer Hats and Apparel Sale at Buzzella's Shop
Summer hats and summer apparel including shorts tops bermudas skirts blouses and bathing suits advertised by Buzzella's Shop with a sale note.
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Buzzella’s
New England Truck Strike Expands Across Region
The New England transport stoppage spreads to New York state and beyond with about 20 000 drivers involved across Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and other states. AFL Teamsters seek 35 cent raise and overtime pay. essential goods shipments remain unaffected. some picketing but no violence.
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Boston
New England
New York State
Cleveland
Midwest
Atlanta
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
AFL Teamsters Union
New York
Albany
Binghamton
Elmira
Utica
Rochester
North Tonawanda
Endicott
Syracuse
Associated Transport, Inc
Atlantic
AFL Teamsters
Weather Outlook for Richmond and Virginia June 28 July 3
Extended forecast notes near normal temperatures with a slow rise through the period. Showers possible toward the week’s end, totaling about 0.25 inch. Also lists local ads for a 17 acre stone home in the city with phone numbers and several classified lines for job help and a pre holiday sale at a dress shop.
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Richmond
Virginia
Valley Pike
Pingley & Carper Cleaners
House committee backs Ike using volunteers for reserve program
The House Armed Services Committee approved 29 to 1 a rewritten draft of President Eisenhower’s reserve plan. The measure would expand trained reserves by calling youths to voluntary reserve duty, removing compulsory elements and avoiding universal training.
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House
Ike
Armed Services Unit
Washington
Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Rep
Short
R-Mo
GOP
Vinson
D-Ga
Powell
D-Ny
Holtzman
Price
D-Ill
Bray
R-Ind
Nelson
Rme
Mollohan
D-Wva
National Guard
County Firemen Approve Traffic Resolution in June Meeting
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen Association approved a traffic control resolution for county fires at its June meeting hosted by Round Hill Community Fire Company. Six of seven member companies attended. alarms answered since the last meeting totaled by company. Two training films on firefighting were shown after the session.
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Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Round Hill
Capon Bridge
Middletown
Winchester Sky Watch June 28 Visible Planets and Events
Sunset and moon phases noted for Winchester with Antares Jupiter Saturn Venus visibility. Organ music nightly at Duff's Restaurant and Pine Grove Methodist Church event on June 28 at 5 00 PM.
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Antares
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Fises Bailey R. Frank
Duff's
Winchester
Gene Russell
Hammond
Pine Grove Methodist Church
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James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Dow Air Force Base
New Hampshire
Vermont
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Skowhegan
Associated Press
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EUB
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John Hopkins
Federal Dist
Luther W. Youngdahl
Commission
Prince Edward Co
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O'Sullivan
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Weather Outlook
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County Firemen’s Assn
Winchester Skies
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