Khrushchev Predicts Status Quo in Germany Until Summit
Berlin dispatch reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev pledging to preserve the current German situation until a later summit in six to eight months. He warned against returning to Cold War highs while signaling hidden U S tensions and urging unity of the victorious powers to seek a peace treaty with the two German states.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
U. S
Paris
Khrushchev
East Germany
Eisenhower
United States
Werner
Kremlin
Human Geiger Counter Edward Gale Appears On Dave Garroway Show
Edward Gale of Battle reappears on the Dave Garroway program claiming to predict a baby's sex. He predicts Florence Henderson's upcoming child will be a boy. The Snapp family of Berryville shares last and middle names across six members. Billy Graham plans to study for the ministry. Warm weather returns with highs near 85 and chances of showers late tomorrow and Tuesday.
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Edward Gale
Battle «Re
Dave Garroway
Gale
Florence Henderson
Susan Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Falling Tree Kills Harry M. Heishman
Harry M. Heishman 37 of Mt Falls was killed when a tree fell on him while cutting timber for his saw mill on North Mountain at about 8 45 am. Heisheman’s death was ruled due to a broken neck with his employee Hilbert Walker nearby. He is survived by his wife Edetel a son Ronnie and a daughter Beverley with funeral plans pending.
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Harry Marvin Heishman
Frederick County
Paul Dicks
Heishman
Warren S. Carter
Hershman
North Mountain
Hilbert Wal
Ker
Mt. Falls
Walker
Mr. Heishman
Edetel
Ronnie
Beverley
J. L. Heishman
Jones Funeral Home
Fired Teacher Says Remarks Meant to Stir Discussion
Winston McDaniel, a 32 year old government and history teacher in San Antonio, says his remarks about Khrushchev and Powers were intended to spark classroom discussion. He was fired after a taped class showed heated debate and a student leaving the room.
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San Antonio
Tex
Nikita Khrushchev
Winston McDaniel
U.S
Francis G. Powers
McDaniel
Powers
Eisenhower McDaniel
Why Did They Die Civil War Prison Camps
Historian Bruce Catton examines the high death toll in Civil War prison camps and assigns responsibility to both Union and Confederate sides. The analysis, previewed for tomorrow's Winchester Evening Star editorial page, reframes the tragedy with new research insights.
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America
North
South
Bruce Catton
Winchester Evening Star
PowDer Box BeAuty Salon Vacation Closure Notice
The PowDer Box Beauty Salon will be closed for vacation from May 23 through May 28. Regular operations resume the following week, with staff unavailable during the closure period. Customers are advised to plan appointments accordingly.
Union Head Weighs Testimony in Local 371 Charge
National officer Victor Canzano studies 15 witnesses behind closed doors in a dispute between Textile Workers Union of America and Local 371 over alleged diversion of union funds. Local 371 proposed an 8000 bond purchase for a private high school building. assets were frozen pending action.
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Front Royal
Textile Workers Union of America
National Union
TWUA
Chicago
Charles E. Leadman
Rummage and bake sale notices and council meeting
RUMMAGE SALE at Old Friendship Fire Hall Friday May 20 and Saturday May 21 with 9 am starts, market street Methodist W S C S listing. Bake and rummage sale Saturday 10 am at 42 E Piccadilly St Mt Airy Community Center. Regular Handley Council 634 meeting at Lions Shelter Friday May 20 8 pm. Shooting match announced at Stone Shop Strasburg.
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Old Friendship Fire Hall
Market St. Meth
W.S.C.S
E. 'Piccadilly St
Mt. Airy Community Center
Handley Council
Lions Shelter
Macmillan Reveals Khrushchev Demands Before Summit
London AP Harold Macmillan disclosed that Soviet Premier Khrushchev said the day before the summit opened the US must condemn espionage flights over Soviet territory punish those responsible and pledge no further flights. Khrushchev repeated these demands at the conference, derailing talks and signaling a harsher phase in Western dealings with the USSR.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Macmillan
House of Commons
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
France
Paris
Ike Leaves Portugal For Home After Paris Summit Fails
President Eisenhower flew from Lisbon to Washington after a 24 hour visit to Portugal. He announced the Paris summit failed to produce talks with Nikita Khrushchev over Soviet demands. He praised friendship with Portugal and prepared to address the nation next week.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Eisenhower
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Portela
Americo Tomaz
Antonio Oliveira Salazar
Khrushchev
Tomaz
Ike
Antonio Salazar
Salazar
Woman Faces Embezzlement Charge Here
Jane Miller Jennings Sullivan 37 of 116 North St Woodstock is charged with grand larceny by embezzlement of about 500 dollars from Dr Douglass O Hill’s office. She was a receptionist at 137 W Boscawen St. Preliminary hearing set in Municipal Court at 2:30 p m today. Offense alleged to have occurred last November. Advertising fragment ends.
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Jane Miller Jennings Sullivan
North St
Woodstock
Douglass O. Hill
Toy
W. Boscawen St
Capon Bridge-Beber’ 'S Landing
GM to Build Compacts in All Price Ranges
GM plans small-size models for 1961 from Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiac with the names Special F-85 and Tempest. The move places GM in the compact car market across price ranges from the Corvair to Buick Special, continuing after last year’s rear-engine Corvair response to foreign and Rambler competition.
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Wilmington
Del
General Motors
Buick
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
America
Shark Attack Mangles Girl's Leg Off California Coast
A 16-year-old girl Suzanna Marie Theriot lost her leg below the knee after a shark struck 150 feet offshore at Hidden Beach. She underwent a four hour operation at Santa Cruz Hospital. her condition was serious but improving.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Hidden Beach
Suzanna Marie Theriot
California
San Francisco
la Jolla
San Diego
Suzanna
Fred Theriot
Downey
Aptos
Tessie Letunich
Nick Bank
Larry Cronin
Edward Cassel
Suzanda
Albert Kogler
Robert Pamerin
House Unit Approves Extra 73 Million for A Aircraft
The House Appropriations Committee approved 73 million dollars for nuclear aircraft development, voting 19 to 18 on Rep. Gerald Ford's motion. It split from a subcommittee view that the project was nebulous and could be funded from existing money. President Eisenhower had requested the funds.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Army Engineers
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
AEC
Atlas Missile Sets Record Flight to Indian Ocean Target
The Atlas missile traveled 9 000 miles in 52% minutes from Cape Canaveral to a target area in the southern Indian Ocean. It dropped its nose cone 1 000 miles southeast of Cape Town and all test objectives were achieved.
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Cape Canaveral
Africa
Indian Ocean
Air Force
Central Pacific
Capetown
South Africa
Prince Edward Islands
Brazil
Ascension Island
Cape of Good Hope
Mountain Rescue Fails as Copter Breaks Down
Anchorage Alaska AP reports a rescue attempt for Mt McKinley climbers failed when a jet helicopter developed mechanical trouble after takeoff from a 10 000 foot base camp. Five climbers including a gravely ill woman and four injured men remain stranded as another helicopter heads toward Summit for aid.
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Anchorage
Mt. McKinley National Park
Summit
North America
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Brenda Lee
Ronald
Billy Graham
Harry M. Heishman
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Mangles Girl
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