United States and Turkey Brace for Middle East Clash at UN
The United States and Turkey push back against Soviet Syrian charges at the UN General Assembly session. Russia warns it will aid Syria if attacked, while Turkey denies aggression and seeks to expose the tensions in the Middle East.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Queen and Philip Plan Private Middleburg Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will tour Middleburg Virginia tomorrow for private engagements at a horse training center and Paul Mellon estate. Press coverage will be limited with reporters barred, and buses available from the British Embassy for a country ride.
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Eisenhowers Exchange Gifts With Queen and Prince
Washington reports President and Mrs Eisenhower exchanged gifts with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. The president gave a portrait of Prince Charles painted recently, a ceramic sculpture of Philip on a polo pony, and a royal Worcester porcelain birds pair with a card table featuring a color inlay of the Normandy invasion plot.
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Wanted Weavers and loom fixers in Della Maryland
WANTED Weavers and loom fixers. Write or call W J Dickey and Sons Della Maryland Phone Ellicott City 640. ATTENTION VOTERS Voters out of town or unable to go to polls Nov 5 urged to phone for mail ballot. Democratic Campaign Committee.
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Ellicott City
Democratic Campaign Committee
Teachers Bask in New York Compulsory Mixing Debate
An editorial from The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports that compulsory mixing of schools is only slightly more popular in the North than the South. It cites the difficulty of assigning teachers in New York as evidence, as discussed on page 4.
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Dulles Warning Has U S Support Proudly Stated
Secretary of the Army Brucker declared strong U S backing for Dulles warning to Khrushchev as he spoke at the Yorktown monument dedication during Yorktown Day. He warned of Soviet propaganda and Khrushchev's threats to Turkey while pledging US resolve with allies to keep peace.
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Bonn Cuts Diplomatic Ties With Yugoslavia
Bonn severed diplomatic relations with Yugoslavia over Yugoslavia's recognition of East Germany. Yugoslav ambassador Dusan Kveder called the move senseless pressure and warned of damage to West Germany and world politics. Twenty minutes after being told to depart, Kveder announced he would leave within 24 hours as about 50 Yugoslavs in Bonn faced expulsion.
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East Berlin
Radio pioneer Richard F. Lewis Dies in Washington
Richard F. Lewis Jr. 50 owner of WINC and a network of stations died suddenly in a Washington DC hotel room. The coroner cited heart attack. body found by bellhop. Born May 18 1907 in Oakland he engineered systems for Guinea Airways and built KDON. He came to the area in 1939 and built WINC and co owned WEVA Fredericksburg. He had interests in WAYZ WELD WHYL and other outlets.
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Texan flyer rescued after coast crash near Coruna
Pilot William Wyatt, seeking a 5 693 mile distance record from Galveston to Rome in a single engine Beachcraft Bonanza, crashed into the sea 50 miles northwest of Coruna. A Spanish fishing vessel rescued him and took him to port as authorities investigated. Weather and fuel constraints halted his bid that began from Galveston early Thursday.
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Queen Elizabeth II Watches Her First American Football Game
Queen Elizabeth II attends her first American football game in College Park Maryland as part of a state visit. She sits near the 50 yard line while King Philip tours the Marine barracks and officials confer honors. Dulles hosts a gala at the Pan American Union Building with Jane Powell and Marge and Gower Champion.
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Cloth-Fed Fire Sweeps Through Richmond Shop
A cloth fed fire tore through Nathan's Tailor Shop on E Main in downtown Richmond early today causing about $50 000 in damages. Firemen from 15 units fought for three hours with gas masks as smoke filled the basement and crews retreated briefly for air. Fire Chief John Finnegan said the blaze started in the basement from an undetermined cause and the first alarm sounded just before 6 a m.
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McElroy presses for uninterrupted long range missile program
Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy orders no delays or excuses in long range ballistic missile development. He issued a memo to Army Navy and Air Force chiefs demanding weekly progress reports for his personal review.
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Two Die When Car Leaves Road East of Winchester
A 1955 Plymouth carrying a man and a woman left Rt. 7 east of Winchester at 7:30 p.m. overturning after striking trees. Both occupants died at Memorial Hospital. Initial reports misidentified the man as James Heywood Berry before police learned his car had been stolen. This marked Frederick County's second double fatality crash in a week.
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Williamsport
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Hagerstown
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Monkeys and Dogs Thwart Pet Shop Burglary
Eighty monkeys and 150 dogs foiled a burglary at Doctor's Pet Shop in Center City Philadelphia. Patrolmen Parkus and Kennedy arrested Joseph Sweet, 25, after he and a partner tried to break into the second floor window while kennels housed dogs from Chihuahuas to Great Danes.
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Children Injured When They Plugged Dynamite Cap
In Birmingham Alabama four children were injured when a dynamite cap plugged into a wall socket exploded last night. Carolyn Joyce McDonald eight David McDonald five Tommy McDonald seven and James Ellis Evans fourteen were hospitalized. The children found the cap and did not know its danger. James connected the wires and Tommy held the cap. Tommy lost a finger and a thumb while the others suffered burns and cuts. No damage occurred at the McDonald home.
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Test of Vanguard rocket delayed twice yesterday
A Vanguard rocket test at Cape Canaveral was postponed twice as rain squalls and moving cranes interrupted the仪 firing of the first Silage engine. Sputnik's orbit continued, while preliminary Vanguard tests had been successful and a March orbital launch for the first fully instrumented satellite was planned.
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Asian Flu Hits Russia Amid Push to Speed Vaccine
Moscow reports rapid vaccine production to combat a growing Asian flu epidemic. The Health Ministry says 30 to 144 million doses produced with 12 to 15 million more planned by year end, prioritizing hard hit areas. Moscow hospitals recruit doctors and students as schools close to curb spread. Western diplomats and press crews report illness. the U.S. Embassy has shipped vaccines.
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Kefauver Urges Explore Big Four Summit Conference
Senator Kefauver proposed to President Eisenhower exploratory talks toward a new U S Britain France Russia summit to seek world peace. Senators Mansfield and Capehart voiced cautious support, stressing any possible step toward peace should be pursued if feasible.
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Virginia Traffic Toll Reaches 708 After Night Crashes
Three deaths on Virginia highways last night push the 1957 state traffic toll to 708. The Associated Press reports the fatalities as part of ongoing highway hazard concerns across the state.
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