King Mohammed V Begins 19 Day U S State Tour
Morocco’s King Mohammed V flies into Washington to start a 19 day state visit with talks planned with President Eisenhower. The itinerary includes meetings on U S military and economic aid bases in Morocco and broader Franco Algerian tensions.
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Washington
Morocco
Mohammed V
Eisenhower
Firshand Jook
U. S
U.S
France
Algeria
Tunisia
Rabat
Habib Bourguiba
United States
Britain
Bourguiba
Mohammed
Bourg
Gaillard
Traffic Fatality Count Moves Past 800 Mark
Virginia 1957 traffic deaths rose to 803 after a weekend with eight fatalities five pedestrians and three non pedestrians. Names and ages of victims from Richmond Albemarle Stafford Amherst Wise Fauquier and Newport News areas noted, including a one year old girl from Staten Island.
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Virginia
Lorelei Collins
John Collins
Staten Island
N.Y
U.S
Richmond
Percy Cruizer
Schuyler
Albemarle County
Esmont
Critizer
Karl R. Wolbach
USMC
Quantico Marine Base
Amherst
James Cress
Appalachia
Wise County
Norton
Big Stone Gap
Fred Giles
Midland
Fauquier County
Robert Thompson
Ashland
Macmillan Tries to Calm French Anger Over Arms
British Prime Minister Macmillan arrived in Paris to ease French anger over U S British arms shipments to Tunisia amid NATO tensions. He pledged friendly ties as Gaillard urged solid groundwork with France's NATO partners before the December NATO summit.
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Macmillan
Paris
Britain
Tunisia
NATO
London
France
Felix Gaillard
Poli
Place de la Concorde
U. S
Young Nation Movement
Jean - Baptiste Biagei
New Revolutionary Patriot Party
PPR
Biagei
Habib
Bourguiba
Jacques Cha
Multiple Weekend Crashes Hurt Three In city
A two car crash at North Loudoun and North Avenue injured three people with one hospitalized. A second collision on Millwood Avenue totaled two vehicles and a damaged power pole. A deer was struck and killed on Route 522, and a driver hospitalized overnight. A third incident on Route 50 involved a Mercury and a Buick with both cars totaling.
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N. Loudoun St
North Avenue
Millwood Ave
Frederick County
Frances Jenkins
Fairmont Ave
Memorial Hospital
David C. Jenk
Ins
North Ave
Mr. Jenkins
Taylor F. Finley, Jr
W. Cecil St
Ira F. Nesselrodt
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Dunn and
Acrey Edward Nicholson
Highland Ave
Edwar Moore
Guy Wire
Jerry Noles
Paris
U. S
Opequon Creek
G. T. Griffith, Jr
George 8
Hirakis
Lewistown
Winchester
L. Lee
Stephens City
James Marshall Legg
Middletown
Earl
Accident Kills Six in One Family
A milk tank truck crushed a sedan killing six members of one family near Ruby North Carolina. Victims include Robert Hazel Miles and Christine Miles of Heath Springs plus Betty Jean Miles Mary Miles Judy Mills and Jewe Mills. Driver Joe Lee Mills 17 survived with serious injuries. The crash occurred on a rural road crest about 12 miles south of Ruby.
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Ruby
C.R
Robert Hazel Miles
Heath Springs
Christine Pierce Miles
Miles
Betty Jean Miles
Mary Miles
Jefferson
Judy 3
Jewe
Joe Lee Mills
Betty Jean
Charlotte
N.C
Two Indicted In Hunting Death
Augusta County grand jury indicts Otto Sipe and Farry Griffin for manslaughter in the Nov. 18 hunting season shooting death of Mrs. Valeria B. Martin in the North River area. Both men, who believed they were shooting at a deer, turned themselves in to Sheriff Kent. She was 38 and died at Harrisonburg hospital shortly after.
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North River
Augusta County
John F. Kent
Kenn
Martin
Harrisonburg
Soviet Missile Pace Could Leave U S Behind Experts Say
Dr Edward Teller testified in a Senate inquiry that if current missile gaps persist Russia will fall further ahead and could soon hit major U S cities with intercontinental missiles He cited Houston Texas as a distant target noting Russian advances stem from risk taking and early U S hesitation in 1946 to accelerate missile work.
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Washington
Edward Teller
Russia
Houston
Tex
Teller
Senate
U.S
United States
U. S
University of California
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Edwin L. Weiss
Weiss
Ernest O. Lawrence
Mediator Joins C and P Wage Talks in Richmond
Union and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. management will meet with a federal mediator on Wednesday at 10 30 a m to continue wage contract negotiations for 7600 workers. The union balked at weekly wage boosts and fringe-benefit demands, while the old contract expired midnight last night. No early strike is expected.
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Richmond
Cheapeake
Potomac Telephone Co
C&p
Communications Workers of America
S. P. Brewer
Shining Object Reported Heading Toward the Moon
A Swedish defense briefing examined a glowing object on a spiral track toward the moon reported by army Captain at Kortedala near Goteborg. Officials consider a link to Russian satellite or missile tests and ruled out airplane meteorology and meteor. The captain watched 20 minutes with field glasses and described a flattened sphere with flickering exhaust glow moving one degree per second.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stockhom Observatory
Kortedala
Goteborg
FDA
Scientific Research Institute of
Defense Staff
Safety Depends On Bombers Says Twining
Gen. Nathan F. Twining told NATO scientists that free world safety hinges on manned bomber forces until missiles are perfected. He urged joint NATO effort to maintain tech lead, noting 1500 mile IRBMs and 5.44 mile ICBMs would deter aggression and keep peace. He warned rivals’ rapid tech gains erode U.S. advantage and urged simultaneous development paths.
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Washington
Nathan F. Twining
NATO
Free World
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Community of Free Nations
Twining
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Advisory Group
Aeronautical Research and Development
Old Stone Shop
Wed
Tabulation of Area Deer Kill Underway
Hunters killed over 200 deer in Frederick County on Saturday as the season ended. Unofficial counts place area kills between 700 and 800 in Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Warren counties with about 2 500 for the four county region. Shenandoah reports 231 Saturday and Warren totals reach 438 for the period.
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Frederick County
Earl Cather
Clarke County
Frederick, Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren
Shenanoah County
Warren County
Virginia Apple Production Drops From 3rd to 5th
Virginia's 1957 commercial apple crop ranks fifth, behind Michigan California Washington and New York. Weather hit Virginia this season while Michigan and California rose in output. Overall 1957 production is estimated at 116 million bushels, 16 percent above last year and 6 percent above average.
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Washington
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Michigan
California
New York
Old Dominion
Washington State
Department
Scientists Seek Better Forecasts On Sputnik Carrier
Scientists feed new data into an electronic brain to predict Sputnik I and its rocket carrier's fall more accurately. Observers note the craft in view over the northeastern United States as data from White and others is used to refine orbital forecasts and the expected end date.
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Washington
U. S&s
United States
John White
Smithsonsian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
White
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sputnik I
Sputnik
A. C. Lovell
Lovell
Jodrell Bank Station
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