Eisenhower Resolves U S Disarmament Policy Differences
President Eisenhower finalizes administration talks on U S disarmament policy and approves restricting atomic weapon possession to existing powers. Secretary Dulles says the flexible policy allows negotiations with allies and with Russia while safeguarding U S vital interests.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Dulles
White House
Dules
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Harold E. Stassen
London
Stassen
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Robert Cutler
Doctors Say Rheumatic Fever Can Be Avoided
In Roanoke Virginia Chicago doctor Dr Alvin F Coburn told Virginia Academy of General Practice that rheumatic fever can be avoided with prompt treatment of streptococcal infections The risk is small about three percent but untreated strep infections lead to heart and joint damage He urged proper antibiotic use for ten days and noted 16 000 Virginia children have musculoskeletal handicaps while early treatment remains crucial
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Roanoke
Chicago
Alvin F. Coburn
Virginia
A. R. Shands Jr
Nemours Foundation
Wilmington
Del
Bhirkey
Sunnyside
House of Good Food
Military rule tightens in Taipei after anti US riots
33 000 Nationalist troops patrol Taipei as mobs wreck the U S embassy and injure Americans. Rioters target a court martial verdict against M Sgt Robert Reynolds. Mainland China propaganda condemns U S action while Chiang Kai-shek apologizes and promises compensation.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chang Kai-shek
U. S
United States
US S
Robert R. Reynolds
Cobora
Murder Trial In Clarke County Set for June 20
In Clarke County Circuit Court Frank Wilson 70 was set for June 20 in the murder of his nephew Willie Thomas 60 stabbed April 5 at Webbtown near Berryville. Wilson indicted May 13 by the Clarke County Grand Jury. Frank Leslie Wood 50 of Boyce jailed six months for illegal whiskey manufacture. Pre sentence report by J M Harvey parole officer.
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Clarke County
Frank Wilson
Willie Thomas
Stuart E. Brown, Jr
Wilson
Thomas
Webbtown
Berryville
Frank Leslie
Splinter) Wood
Boyce
J. M. Harvey
Martinsburg Shooting Deaths Jury Won't Assign Blame
A coroner's jury in Martinsburg West Virginia declined to fix responsibility in the deaths of Ann Rebecca Jackson Woods and Charles Leslie Green. It ruled Woods died from two bullets to the head and Green from a single bullet to the head. Capt Cushwa said police presented conclusive evidence that Green shot Woods and then killed himself. The bodies were found in a room Green rented with a pistol between them.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Ann Rebecca Jackson Woods
Charles Leslie Green
Kenneth Cushwa
Green
Jury Decrees Life for Negro In Assault Upon White Woman
A Henrico County jury convicted Mathew Mack Callahan 34, a Black cement worker, of raping a white woman and sentenced him to life in prison. The trial lasted two days in Hastings Court with the verdict delivered after more than six hours of deliberation.
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Richmond
Woman Survives Heart Chamber Tumor Removal In Novel Operation
A 51 year old San Francisco woman, Mrs Alfred Ansara, recovered after removal of a non malignant tumor from a heart chamber. A heart lung machine kept her alive for 26 minutes while the chamber was opened and the tumor excised.
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Rennie Taylor
Associated Press
Science
San Francisco
Alfred Ansara
Sweden
Dozens of Tornadoes Sweep the West, Four Die, AP Reports
Dozens of tornadoes cut across the central United States with four confirmed deaths and a fifth attributed to the storms. Oklahoma suffered four deaths near Lawton, Texas saw widespread damage with many injuries, and Wyoming and Colorado reported eight tornadoes with no injuries. Fire radar tracking credited with saving lives as flooding and storms continued, with severe weather extending into Missouri and surrounding states.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Lawton
Wanette
Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Alton
Tom C. Smith
Tohoka
Colorado-Wyoming
Wyoming
Colorado
Yoder
Wyo
Pierce
Colo
Missouri
Joplin
Boothell
Kennet
Okla
Shawnee
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Denton
Mid - Continent
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Upper
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Plateau
Georgia
Carolinas
Macon
Florida Gulf Coast
Winchester Man Convicted of Involuntary Manslaughter
Charles Willard Thompson, 36, of Route 1, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Clarke County Circuit Court over a March 10 head on collision that killed Anna Lee Hepner. He was sentenced to one year in jail and a $300 fine.
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Winchester
Clarke County
Charles Willard Thompson
Route 1
Anna Lee Hepner
Washington, D. C
L. E. Hart
Gilbert C. Royston
Richard L. Chapman
Elwood Ellyett
Henry E Hawkins
Lawrence Garver
Charles U. Hausenfluck
Durward Smallwood
Jack L. Russell
Roy E. Potts, Jr
R. W. Thompson
Lewis B Ames
Rt 340
Double Toll Gate
Thompson
Hepner
Haiti Police Chief Takes Command of Army in Coup
Haiti's police chief Col. Pierre Armand seized leadership of the army from Brig. Gen. Leon Cantave in a sudden coup. Army troops near the presidential palace backed Armand as Cantave allegedly resigned. The move follows days of turmoil with elections slated for June 16 and ongoing political unrest.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Pierre Armand
Leon Cantave
Armand
Cantave
Col. Armand
Caribbean
Paul Magloire
Magloire
U S Army Official Arrives for Eight Day Japan Tour
Charles C. Pinu cane undersecretary of the army arrived today for an eight day tour of American military installations in Japan.
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Tokyo
Charles C. Pinucane
U. S. Army
Japan
Syrian Troops Withdraw From Northern Jordan
Reuters report states that Syria will pull about 5,000 troops including an armored regiment from northern Jordan at the request of King Hussein. The move follows Hussein's purge of pro-Soviet elements and reflects regional splits among Arab nations after last fall’s crisis.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan
Hussein
Syria
Mafrak
Nasser
Egypt
Suleiman Nabulsi
Iraq
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Suleiman
Police Probe Hit and Run Deer Collision in City
City police investigate a hit and run after a green Buick struck a parked 1955 Buick owned by Robert Dailey at 4 E Cork St and drove Dailey’s car into 2 E Cork St. The driver is sought. damage to Dailey’s car and the house is estimated at $225 total. A separate deer collision on Route 50 near Gore involved Walter Smith of Grantsville, who reported a deer strike but found no animal on returning.
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Cork St
David Fahnestock
Warren Rudolph
Francis Funk
Robert M. Dailey
E. Cork St
Cork
Braddock
Dailey
C. D. Taylor
Walter E. Smith
Grantsville
W. Va
Gore
State's Highway Toll Rises to 283
The death of a 19 year old Lancaster County youth early today boosted Virginia's highway toll to 283, compared with last year's count on this date of 307. Robert Howard Robinson of Senora was killed in a single car crash two miles north of Lively on State Rt 3. Shirkey's Restaurant Sunnyside served from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Would the party parked behind the Chrysler that struck Mrs Hugh Brills car on Loudoun Street in front of the Silco Store at 7 40 p.m. on April 27 1957. Please call MO 2 3371. 1 P 5 28 11)
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Lancaster County
Virginia
Robert Howard Robinson
Senora
Lively
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W. Moscoe Huntley
Callahan
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Herbert L. Nowlin
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Henrico
Betty Mull Callahan
Ansara
Frank L. A. Gerbode
John Osborne
Mark Brainbridge
Herbert Perkins
Stanford University Hospital
George D. Robson
Herbert Abrams
Clarke
Charles Maclagan
Commonwealth
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H. Garnett Scott
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J. Sloan Kuykendall
Ruth Zeitler
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