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   Charleston Daily Mail (Newspaper) - July 7, 1961, Charleston, West Virginia                               THf Wf tM e TODAY PMt 7 FINAL if VOLUME 6 WEST VIRGINIA FRIDAY EVENING JULY 7 1961 FIVE CENTS SHOWDOWN U N SCHEDULED TODAY Reds Want Deadline On Britons In Kuwait SUTTON DAM TO BE DEDICATED TOMORROW ATLAS SOARS MILES NEW RECORD Missile Plunges In Indian Ocean CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The business end of an Atlas sile hurtled out of sky like a blazing meteor and crashed into the Indian early today at the end of the est military rocket flight on journey from Cape Canaveral The distance exceeded the course covered by two Atlases fired into tlw Indian Ocean last year But more it marked thc first long-range success for an advanced Atlas ing developed to carry buster payloads nearly halfway around the world The Air Force had been deeply j concerned failures inland his father-in-law and then took his own life last night a few 10 previous test launchings of this hours after divorce proceedings were initiated against him William Johns 20 shot his wife Laverne 18 and his LAVERNE JOHNS Started Divorce Action UNITED NATIONS N Soviet Union is ex- to demand that i Security Council set a for Britain to withdraw j J her troops from Kuwait j Soviet delegate Platon made plain he would seek to amend a ish resolution calling on United Nations to guarantee the independence tof the j jert sheikdom claimed i Iraq I The Soviet diplomat British resolution was a neuver to justify the presence of British troops in the little Persian Gulf territory and legalize them there for an period of time ASSURANCES DEMANDED Ir the council Thursday Britain again promised to remove appear to be licked MONSTER The huge missile 85 feet lall and weighing more than 100 tons on liftoff blasted off just before midnight last night and darted into a sky About minutes later an inertial ance sensed the was on the proper course and dered engine shutoff and tion of the nose cone The cone followed a listic trajectory which carried it nearly miles high and peak speed of miles an hour On its course the HOWARD TERHORST Slain By Son-In-Law from her former 101 ate the moment Kuwait's ruler lire Abdullah I J N Iraq's threat to take over his sheikdom has been re- 1 moved Sheik Abdullah has appealed toj British for military protection The Kuwait education Abdel Aziz Hussein the sheik in the council debate said Kuwait would ask the British lo withdraw only after the U N affirms Kuwait's independence declares Iraq has no valid claim anc admits Kuwait to U membership j VOTE THIS AFTERNOON i As the council headed for ote on the British resolution this afternoon at least three Chile and indicated they felt the Iraq dispute should be left to thc Young Man Slays Wife Her Father PITTSBURGH A young man killed his estranged wife One of the state's largest man-made is the Sutton Dam that will be dedicated tomorrow Built by the U S Army Corps of Engineers at a cost of million primary purpose is flood control and low flow augmentation i killed himself in a nearby wooded section Today would have been bor's house and phoned police while Mrs Johns ran to a nearby couple's first wedding Mrs Johns was ing a child Lorraine Mrs twin sister said she had gone with her sister to an attorney's m rim ordered them out of the boat store John's Pursued his wife to the Miss Terhorst said Johns was there and asked his wife to call off her divorce plans but she refused Police gave the following count of the Johns went to the T e r h o r s t home in Castle Shannon and shot store There he waved his pistol at two men in the sales room and way He chased his wife around a boat onj display and fired twice One let hit her in the head and the other in thc back He then ran about 100 feet into the wooded area and shot self in the chest as policemen from Castle Shannon and boring communities closed in head zipped cast of the tip of Terhorst in the right cheek zil and south of the Union of South a Pistol Johns left Johns because he refused airi Mrs were in work was cruel to her and to her ambitions to become Arab League to solve However a British delegation source said he was confident there are enough votes in the council to put over the resolution as a first step Iraqi delegate Adnan called the British resolution en unacceptable to us Iraq however is not a member of the and cannot vote on the resolution REDS THREATEN TO BOOT U.S RADIO STATION FROM BERLIN BERLIN Karl Maron East German interior ister says he will oust the U.S radio station RIAS from Berlin in the American celebrated its 13th birthday Its powerful transmitter sends programs throughout Communist Germany which surrounds Berlin The radio in the American Maron told the style parliament in East Berlin must disappear from West Berlin like the 83 other espionage organizations The peace treaty will make a reality of this demand 16 years after the end of the war Premier Khrushchev has said he will sign a peace treaty with East Germany by the end of the year U.S Reply To Shy From Berlin Talks on the River But Braxton County residents also the dam and lake created by the as a prime spot for tourist development iSte other pictures on City Mail Photo by Chel EVENT MAY DRAW Dam's Debut Stirs Sutton j By HOWARD LEWIS Of The Daily Mail Staff j SUTTON The accent is on water and concrete here this jend I This small community of 950 in central West Virginia and County has braced itself for an estimated persons expected ior dedication of the Sutton Dam and Reservoir 1 Undoubtedly the biggest event to hit Sutton in some lime the i Braxton County seal was decorated with bunting and spruced up I first of a three-day celebration Tomorrow the U S Army Corps j of Engineers project will he formally by Secretary of I the Army Elvis J Styhr Jr Miss said her s isle told the council his Africa minutes after launch two tracking planes and a ship followed thc cone's fiery path as it plunged back into the heat barrier of phere and dived on target miles southeast of town South Africa Thc improved Alias made by General is the most powerful United Slates military rocket being Us three massive engines ate 400.000 pounds of thrust more than Hie earlier D kitchen at the lime Mrs Terhorst ran to n professional never had any S Khrushchev in effect that there is not much point i Tnc dam actually opened April residents ho We ion of trying lo takeover Kuwait in over unless he comes up with more reasonable 2 of ycar and was builL at have y force Iraqi Premier Abdel Carbide LOF Ask Restricted Imports Warnings of trouble ahead for two of West Virginia's basic in making and voiced in Washington and Charleston Thursday by officials of companies beset by foreign Karim said the same hing in an interview in Baghdad But Hussein of Kuwait told the Iraqi troops on the competition sile which has been operational nearly two years RANGE The E rochet scheduled toig become operational within a months is designed lo carry ajunlcss is forthcoming from larger hydrogen warhead or imports a major cutback boost the present D warhead might be necessary WASHINGTON The United States has framed a j other federal and be on hand the activities summed up Ilia reason that Sullon will look to wa- ter activities and tourist state officials in the future Commenting the town's ideas It probably will go to the Soviet premier next week The point is understood to be made with diplomatic indirection der are still being reinforced and ere on the move Radio Baghdad continues its threats My ment finds it difficult to trust any from Iraq A Saying Ibis country is ways ready to negotiate for a lution of the problem when a Reasonable basis for negotiations The move to shove the and lo the Arab League drew a g Refraining from King Saud lhat there s Red Berliners With Western Jobs Warned do not the a cost of million Us people have to leave this mary purpose is for flood and very few ever re- un the Elk Kanawha and turn River systems says lie hopes to Too it is for low flow see the stale make extensive tation downstream which wi 1 development of the have a beneficial affect government land around Charleston's water supply the lake lie sees road iaily in the summer months tourist cabins iwill assure this city quality and related businesses to the ing water in the future iake and part of the answer to fop talks SPOTLIGHT ON WATER button's problem can be no mediation unless Iraqi The communication being put See KUWAIT Pg 7 Col final form in consultations I BERLIN Berlin's Com- government issued a warning today to the 50.000 Berliners who work in West dam these three days a group of private citizens wants While activities are centered on The Development Corp lo targets up to miles away The approximately 27 D See MISSILE Pg 7 Col 3 Manager A W of We've just altout big glass end of we Set here told a group headed by U by the cnd of the we'll have lo decrease production further Five LOF furnaces are now idle and Swillinger said it might be necessary to close two more C Byrd that Jurors Acquit Cabell Woman Hoffa On Way To New Term In Washington Dr J L would cut employment by of New York Union Tne Present work vice president told Rep John M black Jr that growing textile imports might have an j adverse on research alj South Charleston tcr the flant is down from a top of Today's Index jlin that they must obey structure of develop some small industry with Britain France and law also told of concrete Braxton thc town Marvin Rose Germany will respond to no righl lo new housing inly officials have also put the of the group said that the memorandum Khrushchev Berlin light on waler has available a sile President Kennedy at the end ofj g f Communist authorities The Dodrill head ofi See NEW DAM Pg 7 Col Z Berlin talks in Vienna not crossing the city's little Iron tain There are also about i month ago OTHER NOTES MIAMI BEACH Fla A roll call vole began at the teamsters convention in a contest between James R Hoffa and Similar notes from London GETS PROPOSAL people who live in West Berlin Paris and Bonn are expected work in the East follow the U S communication to Hundreds of trains go h a c ki Moscow iand forth every day on a dozen Khrushchev demanded that and elevated lines ton J Liss for union a western outpost are briefly all dency East Germany and pedestrians Hoffa was nominated for 24 2 SECTIONS News Editorial delegates whose choice ot With Byrd was Robert L of Washington economist Sylvia Morrison U S Budget Bureau on News W omen's I Ofthe first 69 local unions polled was found innocent of murder assignment lo thc Comics and Classified Wasn't until delegate Edward Jan 18 death of Florence House They visited sheet glass pace plants in thc Clarksburg 5 Obituaries Miss Morrison is a i Wednesday Classified Huntington woman as was the McNeill is collecting dala Comics victim in the ill-starred abortion President Kennedy to determine j Crossword 11 look an Intermediate tariff barriers a ga i nst Dear jury slightly more than two glass should be Editorials to acquit Miss and U S Tariff Commission has Financial made her the only one of five higher duties j Horoscope sons accused in the crime to bcj old Byrd and My Answer acquitted made a free cily under al sort of international But lately there have been The Western powers have that the Communist to idea down many limes were planning action UAW Asks Slosh In Working Time DETROIT United Auto Workers Union today presented General Motors Corp an proposal to create more laca down many times d L i iwi Hoffa was a foregone has threatened the The 7 k mt peace want East Germany i an isolated would wipe out city The West maintains Painter of jn Berlin am along the Berlin is a single city under un it was open on its shorter work wee frcc proposal and in effect told the company that M tnt program j h could take its choice from We rule of thu United Slates We are prepared t o explore any day of the work without loss in pay 131 Re- Judge William J Thompson had instructed the jurors lhat they were lo return one of two dicts guilty of second degree murder or innocent UNAWARE OF CRIME In her testimony yesterday Miss Morrison old the jury that Florence Harris was my best friend She said she was in room when the abortion was ing performed but not know what was happening Thc jury of eight men and four women deliberated less than two hours yesterday before being fnr was polled that Liss got L <-ui i 11 tn -i i it L j r 20 Of All Things first vote viel Russia France and Britain o of the work ycar without 14 Sports Liss 51 head of Newark N j Today the Communist cily in Longer vacations 15 Theaters 478 was nominated by RUSSIAN TREATY of East Berlin Wc More paid In- 16 Luken of Cincinnati Hie replies from the United some of its citizens have b e e n to find an answer to sabbaticals whole year 4 Warming Up of Local 98 and Joint Council States and its partners arc a b o u t those who insecurity and with few 7 Women's 1626 as the man with the bested to tell Khrushchev a treaty i work in the West The charge was nas our retirement and A re- 15 Yrs Gone By to bring expelled made by Russia alone cannot they have let themselves 3 Your Health back to the AFL-CIO Icel out the rights of others i hired away by capitalist The union They also arc expected to in West Berlin lion of the work week without loss See U.S REPLY Pg 7 Col Phony Lawyer Held By FBI 3 Clients Waiting Execution CHARLEY WEST Thrifty Domestic Worth She Asks U S for More SAN FRANCISCO The least three of his clients the j FBI early today announced cap- j FBI said arc under d c a I h lure of a ex-convict sentence They and a number of who lawyer i by Morgan 18 months in Washington D C I are seeking nev FBI Director J Edgar j Morgan practiced under he cr in Washington said Daniel name of a man whs had been Jackson Oliver Wendel Holmes n a San July 3 under thc name of John Donald Clark rirst they wanted the judge to of reread the instructions L was onc of hc judge mlh that request of th Djs Next wanted the court to of bar a nave read to the 3 of one of the witnesses Betty technical won praise from a Jane Burks Sec ABORTION Pj 7 Col number federal judges admitted to the District of lumbia bar in 1955 but who had never practiced law here Morgan handled some 100 cases in thc capital He fled Washington when his rade was exposed Inst month The three former Morgan ents who await execution on the District of Columbia's death row were not identified Morgan was born in ham He served two concurrent month jail sentences for con- tempt of court in 1957 after his arrest in Los Angeles for sonating a attorney Hoover said Morgan's record includes convictions for petty larceny first degree robbery vagrancy burglary and concealed weapons When agents arrested Morgan in the YMCA he denied he was the man they sought but they identified him through prints He was to be arraigned later before U S er Donald B on charges of illegally posing as an attorney of overtime CHARGED The union submitted two other One charged that supervisory personnel were violating the current contract by dning production work The other claimed that contract also was violated by the company em- students in its raining program and using them tn do that should done by members C ready in ii m Seems like the fire ment would get smart and lish in the NEW YORK T- Anna said or is n frugal woman of Anna had been working and demanded a charwoman from the time she ery of came here from Czechoslovakia A policeman uive a Ions 27 years she retired Inst learned ilia Anna money ok in May She lived simply carried hack irom the MX people and lhc aut her to work and saved her took her to the ward a fresh money al at the opening of She also saved those slips Hospital i ook i n g its bargaining talks kep gelling from thc Inter- through her bag found a total of with thr Workers nal Revenue Service and in ranging from So Thursday clay decided to go down At of negotiations cash them to Motors Ford madam said the clerk cumulate so much they Irr week TAW President at the IRS office These are not asked Waller P urged thc checks These are duplicate no- Easy she explaining of new to ticcs of money you owe the saved it OUT the job security and more jobs on last year's income Anna was heid She auto He suggested further examination i Sre I'AM ASKS Pg 7 Col I   

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