Replacement for Quarles Will Get Close Scrutiny
President Eisenhower faces close scrutiny of his choice to replace Quarles who died in his sleep at 64. McElroy weighs leaving the Pentagon this year and Democrats had counted on Quarles for defense program insight. Senators Mansfield and Schoeppel say Quarles death requires reevaluation of McElroy’s resignation plans. Arlington burial set with military honors. cause of death not released.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sense A. Quarles
Quarles
Communications Industry
Secretary of Defense
Neil McElroy
Pentagon
McElroy
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kan
Arlington National Cemetery
District of Columbia Coro‘ner
Damage Totals 725 In Crashes In Area
Damage of 725 resulted from crashes yesterday and last night. Two cars demolished with no injuries. Crashes occurred in Frederick County and Clarke. A 1956 Ford was demolished. driver Lloyd Eddie Devers Jr of Berryville was unhurt after his car left Rt 7 and overturned three times.
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Frederick County
Clarke
H. K. Malbon
Lloyd Eddie Devers, Jr
Iile
Rt. 7
Berryville
Apples Blossom Festival publicity and town crier notes
The Cincinnati festival received wide publicity as the Cincinnati Enquirer and Times-Star featured celebratory photos. The Star reported a rainbow around the sun at noon. Miss Shirley Hauptman and Dr. Hunter Gaunt Jr. were married this afternoon. Weather cooled with a 40 degree low and highs near 67.
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Cincinnati
George W. Hawse
Work Road
Cincinnati Enquirer
Times-Star
Coro- Star
Shirley Hauptman
Hunter M. Gaunt, Jr
Mrs Haines Reaches Century Mark Recalls Childhood
Mrs Mary Rebecca Haines of 1160 Woodland Ave celebrated her 100th birthday recalling Civil War era dress changes and horse drawn rides. She remembers quince misadventures, Civil War evacuations to Ohio and Winchester, childhood schooling in Carey Ohio, and shifting from heavy housework to lighter tasks aided by her daughter.
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Mrs. Haines
Mary
Rebecca Haines
Woodland Ave
White Post
Benjamin Henry
Winchester
Divers Search Nile for Bodies After Dan Dara Tragedy
Divers and navy frogmen recovered 40 more bodies from the sunken Dan Dara near Cairo, adding to 10 found Friday. Police say about 95 still missing, with the toll likely near 150. The 200-ton double decker carried government workers and families when it capsized near the Nile delta picnic grounds.
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Cairo
Egypt
Aix
Agricultural Engineers’ Assn
Nile Delta
Del Sewell Heads Winchester Jaycees
Del Sewell was elected president of the Winchester Jaycees at a meeting last night at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. He succeeds Alson Smith. Vice presidents elected were Clayton Adams, Gene Dearing and DeHaven. Board of Directors named Azzerra, Dave Tavenner, Shiley, John Kisner and W. Seldon.
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del Sewell
Winchester Jaycees
Lee-Jackson
Alson Smith
Clayton Adams
Gene Dearing
DeHaven
Azzera
Dave Tavenner
Shiley
John Kisner
W. Seldon
Reds Release American Pilot From East Germany
A. Vaughan, 32, an American civilian pilot from Portsmouth Virginia, held since March after his plane crossed the front, was freed at Helmstedt West Germany. The release came in East German and American Red Cross negotiations and Vaughan told reporters I have nothing to say.
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Helmstedt
Germany
East Germany
A. Vaughan
Portsmouth
Fron
Red Cross
Vaughan
West Germany
Jet Plunges Into Residential Area
An Air Force pilot Maj. John L. Moutier from Belleville Michigan parachuted to safety after his aircraft stalled and crashed into a garden near a residential block, 100 feet from a group of children. His sister Elizabeth, 3, suffered injuries along with another victim from the impact while authorities investigated the incident.
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John L. Moutier
Belleville
Mich
Air Force
Michigan Air National
Humphrey backs fourteen billion dollar peace design
Senator Humphrey proposes a seven year plan with technical and economic aid totaling at least fourteen billion dollars to achieve a just durable peace and equality of rights. He warns against copying Soviet seven year plans and urges democratic goals and processes.
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Washington
Sen. Hesign
Res
Humphry
Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Soviet Union
Humphrey Asid
Russia
Europe
Middle East
Asia
Gromyko Arrives in Geneva for Major Four Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in Geneva for the Big Four foreign ministers meeting. He said the Soviet intention is serious and every effort will be made for conference success as Western plans face calls for Berlin priority and a German peace treaty.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Germany
Berlin
Khrushchev Says Eight Bombs Could End West Germany
Moscow radio quoted Khrushchev telling West German editors that eight hydrogen bombs would erase West Germany. He warned NATO air power was outdated and the US lagged in rockets while pledging no threat to anyone. The remarks surfaced ahead of the Geneva foreign ministers conference.
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London
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
West Germany
Soviet Union
NATO
United States
Moscow
Foreign Ministers
Geneva
Hospitals Begin To Feel Pinch Of Strike
In New York six privately run hospitals report disruptions from a Friday strike by about 3,800 nonprofessional staff. Breakfasts ran late as food service faltered and conditions were described as filthy at an unnamed hospital. The walkout, led by the Retail Drug Employes Union, targets wages and union recognition and may spread to nine more hospitals.
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New York
Mike Foner
Foner
Retail Drug Employes Union
Officials Report U S Employment Picture Improves
Officials at the Commerce Department’s spring meeting indicate unemployment may fall by as much as 500000 while employment rises more than seasonal. The private briefing says March jobholders total 68,189,000, up 1100000 from February, with widespread gains expected in the monthly report due Monday.
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Hot. Springs
Commerce and Labor Departments
Commerce Department
Weather Scene Drops Rain Across West and East Cool
Rain soaked wide areas from the West to the East as cool fair weather prevailed in the East. A small tornado damaged farm outbuildings near Arch New Mexico Friday night and storms continued soaking Oklahoma with over 2 inches of rain. Thunderstorms stretched from Colorado and New Mexico into Missouri and Arkansas with high winds and hail in Oklahoma and Kansas. Oklahoma City saw 2.49 inches, Hobart 1.57, Lawton 1.13. Salina Kansas reported 1 inch. Leadville Colorado recorded 2 inches of snow. A 25 year old man was crushed by a jack in a junk yard, Donald B. Wright not employed at the yard.
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Arch
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Colorado
Missouri
Arkansas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Hobart
Oklah
Lawton
Salina
Leadville
Associated Press
WCEF Decides Private School Fate May 28 Meeting Planned
Warren County Educational Foundation members meet at Front Royal Elementary School at 8 p.m. to decide whether to dissolve the foundation or continue the private school after the current year. A new board will take office July 1 and reports are due.
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Front Royal
Warren County Educational Foundation
Warrenigh School
Ae . —— Mest
Ront Royal
Duncan@. Gibbs
Brooke
Court House Square
Ata
Hove
Jack Crouse
Virginia Gentlemen
Warren County High School
Foundation
San Francisco Closes Beaches To Swimmers
San Francisco closed its beaches to swimming after a fatal shark attack off shore. Albert Kogler, 18, died from massive wounds as Shirley O Neill, also 18, towed him to the beach. Authorities cited strong undertows and noted previous shark incidents nearby.
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San Francisco
Albert Kogler
Shirley O'Neill
W. I. Follett
California Academy of Sciences
Eet Kogler
Barry ‘Wilson
James Coles
Monterey Bay
Miss O'Neill
Christopher
Carnegie Iee
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Darlene Hilleary
The
Star
Mary R. Haines
Nile
Winchester Junior Chamber
Reds
Norfolk
Norfolk School Board
U.S
Walter E. Hoffman
Hoffman
Supreme Court
Gromyko
Hetter
Adenauer
Boc
Bonn
Christian Herter
Konrad Adenauer
W. Germany
Abingdon
Donald B. Wright
Shirkey
Sunnyside
House of Good Food
Front. Royal Rd
WCEF
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