Khrushchev Says Easing Tensions Prevents War
Khrushchev told The New York Times in Moscow that easing tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union is the surest way to avoid war. He favored another Big Four summit but urged US leadership in reducing global tension and cautioned on Europe and NATO.
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Khrushchev
New York
The
New York Times Today
Nikita? Khrushchev
America
Russia
Catledge
United States
Times
Moscow
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United Nations
AEC Tightens Rules After Kellogg Radiation Incident
The Atomic Energy Commission issued new safety rules to require prompt notification of serious accidents involving radioactive materials. The update follows Kellogg Co. contamination at Houston laboratory where four employees were exposed. The incident occurred March 11 and was reported over a month later.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
M. W. Kellogg Co
Houston
Tex
Kellogg
Commission
Rev C L Cox to Speak at Calvary Church Tomorrow
The Rev. C. L. Cox of Claysburg Pennsylvania will be the guest speaker at a Calvary Church of the Brethren service tomorrow morning at 11 oclock He is an elder in the Claysburg Brethren church and has led many evangelistic meetings An old fashioned hymn sing follows tomorrow evening at 730 at the church located 1 1/2 miles south of Winchester on the Front Royal Road
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Eisenhower
Stalin
Hungary
C. L. Cox
Claysburg
Calvary Church of the Brethren
Cox
Church of the Brethren
Winchester
Front Royal Road
Winchester Public Schoola
John Kerr
Quarles
Virginia Avenue
Douglas
Tenth Wedding Anniversary Tin Milestone Noted
The piece marks a tenth wedding anniversary calling it the tin anniversary and mentions Lafayette as an amateur hypnotist in a brief cultural snippet.
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Lafayette
United States Allies Seen Planning War, Khrushchev Visit Sought
The article asserts an undisputable view that the U S and its allies plan aggressive war on Russia and its Red allies. Khrushchev reportedly desires a visit to the United States for talks. It also notes local community notices about church events and hospital stays, with several residents mentioned.
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United States
Russia
Khrushchev
Scout's Merit Seeker's 25 Mile Ride Ends With Snake Bite
Billy Young a 12 year old Boy Scout aiming for Eagle set out to earn a merit badge riding 25 miles to the country. He called his mother reporting a snake bite prompting police and medical examiners to locate him across Philadelphia and Montgomery County. He returned home unharmed later that day and earned the merit badge.
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Philadelphia
Billy Young
City
Billy
Mary Young
Montgomery County
Retail forecasters predict modest gains in 1957 sales
LONG-TERM sales trends split between gains and forewarnings. An NA mutual savings banks meeting heard a cautious view that a decline may come, while J Gordon Dakins of the National Retail Dry Goods Association projected department and specialty stores to post a 3 to 5 percent rise in 1957 sales, aided partly by a 2 percent price increase.
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National Assn. of Mutual Savings Banks
J. Gordon Dakins
Assame Fed
Dakins
Greenwood Notes on Services and Social Visits
Worship service at Greenwood Chapel at 10 and Sunday School at 11. W S C S met with Mrs Ray Carter hosting. Mrs J W Carlisle hosted a shower for niece Mrs William Sirk of Winchester. Festival guests included Mr and Mrs T L Wood and others from Ashland N J and Winchester. Gary’s fifth birthday party hosted by Mrs J W Carlisle with many attendees. Families and guests from Clarke County and Winchester appear in dinner and visit records spanning several days.
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Greenwood
Greenwood Chapel
Ray Carter
J. W. Carlisle
William Sirk
Winchester
John Dove
T. L. Wood
Ashland
N. J
William Refine
Kay
Ann
Salem
Dove
Louis Ruble
Jesse Gordon
Audrey Baecher
Burlick Road
John Ritenour
S. Clinton Ebersole
Green
Carlisle
Gary
Edward
Helen Weir
Wrennie
Olen Grove
Mike
Elwood Affleck
Woody
Richard Bley
JoAnne
William Strickler
Daugh Joan
Barbara
Steve Dorsey
Bonnie Carlisle
Richard Bromley
Clarke County
Roy Carlisle
Ronnie
Billy Ashworth
Jerry
Larry Sirk
Mable Brown
Ida Pennington
Clinton Ebersole
Cora Lonas
Boyce
Statue for MacArthur at Seoul aims to raise funds
A nationwide committee seeks 43 million hwan or about 86 thousand dollars to fund a statue of General Douglas MacArthur in Seoul. The group hopes to complete the project by September 10.
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MacArthur
Seoul
Korea
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
France Revamping Its Armed Forces
Paris reports France will reorganize its armed forces to meet atomic warfare demands. The plan follows Britain's strategy of defense against nuclear attack and rapid retaliation while reducing overall military spending. Defense Minister Bourges-Maunoury pledges continued NATO participation and notes reforms will affect the economy and everyday life.
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Paris
Britain
France
Maurice Bourges - Maunoury
NATO
Bourges - Manoury
Lebanon Church News and Visits
Air man Mervin Keller left last Monday for California after furlough with his parents. Mrs. Myrtie Hockman improves at home. Injured in a recent Lebanon Church auto crash have returned home from Shenandoah Memorial Hospital. Recent guests include Campbell, Wiseman, Humphries, and others from Arlington Winchester Strasburg and Washington DC areas.
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Lebanon
Mervin Keller
Stuart Keller
California
Myrtie Hockman
Lee
Jay Keller Ritenour
Beth Humphries
Jerry Morris
Donnie McDonald
Lebanon Church
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Frank Campbell
Bobby Campbell
Robert
Debbie
Amy Wiseman
Tressa Ann
Mary Ann Campbell
Arlington
Beverly Bailey
Winchester
Franklin Campbell
Strasburg
Ronnie Norman
Lucy Himelright
Archie Unger
Washington, D. C
John Deacher
Charleston
W. Va
D. A. Glaize
MacArthur invited to Inchon seventh anniversary ceremony
Wolmi Island Inchon hosts an unveiling ceremony to mark the seventh anniversary of General MacArthur's landing at Inchon with his attendance anticipated.
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Wolmi Island
Inchon
Gen. MacArthur
U. N
Berryville Revival Services Begin at Berryville Church
The Berryville Baptist Church schedules revival services Sunday through Friday at 7:45 PM led by visiting minister Jack H. Manley of Court Street Baptist Church Portsmouth. Manley, a Buchanan native educated at University of Richmond Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Yale Divinity, has pastored in Virginia Kentucky Connecticut and Charles Town W V and has led Portsmouth and Virginia Baptist pastors groups. Special music will feature church choirs and guest talent.
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Berryville
The
Baptist Church
Gregg returns to work as Moyers ill at home
Mr. R L Gregg, after two weeks under a doctor's care, resumes work. Bonnie Marie Moyers remains confined at home with illness but is reported to be improving. Pat Lofton's sister Bessie from Michigan visited him.
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Bonnie Marie Moyers
Pat Lofton
Bessie
Michigan
Weather Brief Notes Frosts and Dry Gardens Share Need for Rain
The report notes past week frosts and continued drought leaving gardens dry and in need of rain. Local observations mention chilly nights and drying soil increasing concern for crops and plants.
Old Shells Found Near Cornwall War Echoes
Eleven ball shaped mortar shells weighing about 150 pounds each were unearthed during work on the St. Lawrence power project in the dried area of the former Long Sault Rapids. They are believed dumped from a U S ship after the Battle of Crysler's Farm near Morrisburg Ontario.
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Ontario
St. Lawrence
U. S
Carr
St. Laws
Morrisburg
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