Group Favors Armory Meeting in Berryville
Forty Clarke county residents gathered at Berryville court house to back building a National Guard armory. The plan requires $15,000 upfront, a five acre site, and maintenance funds, with federal $135,000 and state $45,000 expected. The June 6 hearing before the board of supervisors will decide.
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Berryville
Clarke
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Supervisors
Edward H. McDonald
Berryville National Guard
George W. Burton
D. Blanton Allen
Graham Dougherty
Col. Dougherty
National Guard
American Legion
Edward B. Lee
Harry F. Byrd
Sgt
Thomas Jones
Berryville Guard
The
Lions Club
Mem
Bers
Raritan Club
Pilot's Father Returns Home in Norton
Oliver W Powers father of U2 pilot Francis Powers returned to his Norton Pound home after a trip to Georgia. He spoke with his daughter in law Mrs Francis Powers and declined to discuss the visit. He had previously said he might go to Moscow to seek the release of his son.
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Norton
Oliver W. Powers
Francis Powers
Pound
Georgia
Powers
Moscow
Pasternak Remains in Grave Condition in Moscow
Boris Pasternak, 70, remains critically ill in Moscow as doctors say transfer to hospital is useless. He suffers from lung cancer and doctors report his condition worsened Thursday night.
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Boris Pasternak
Moscow
Jailed Man Hubert Clark Hangs Self in Cell
Hubert F. Clark 51 of Mt Solon hanged himself in a Richmond jail cell yesterday while serving a 12 month non support sentence. A deputy found him in his cell at 10 40 am after a guard had seen him alive 15 minutes earlier. Clark had been in isolation since May 19 after a doctor found him mentally disturbed and he had complained others tried to kill him.
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Richmond
Hubert F. Clark
Mt. Solon
Clark
Frank A. Cavedo
Invitations Stand as Japan Faces Leftist Protests
Tokyo AP report says Prime Minister Kishi’s Cabinet reaffirmed the invitation to President Eisenhower, rejecting delay due to security fears. Foreign Minister Fujiyama said there is no current plan to cancel, though language implying possible changes unsettles observers. Leftists oppose the U.S.-Japan mutual defense treaty and Eisenhower’s visit amid protests and calls for Kishi’s resignation.
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Kishi
Ajiichiro Fujiyama
Japan
Eisenhower
United States
Far East
Car slams into parade band injuring a dozen in Madawaska
Gov. John H. Reed witnessed a car driven by George Pelletier lose control and plow through a band of 71 children in a Madawaska parking lot. Twelve youngsters were hurt, three tossed into a municipal park area and down an embankment. Bandmaster Edward Murphy was injured. Pelletier was charged with drunken driving and released.
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John H. Reed
Ake
Edmundston
N. B. By
N. B
George Pelletier
Edward Murphy
Reed
U. S. Customs Service
Memo to U S Ambassadors Look Gift Eagle in the Beak
At the United Nations a memo describes a plaque of the Great Seal as a potential Soviet espionage device. Ambassador Lodge demonstrated a hollow eagle plaque with a built in listening aerial. Harriman recalled receiving the plaque in 1945 and said the device could have been installed after his departure during redecoration.
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U.S
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N. Security Council
Moscow
Lodge
Andrei Gromyko
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Council
Gromyko
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Virginia Empire
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