GOP Women End Spring Conference with Banquet Remarks
West Virginia Federation of Republican Women closed its Spring Conference with a banquet at the West Virginian Hotel. Gov Cecil Underwood and National Federation president Mrs Peter Gibson spoke as Hallanan blasted Democratic tactics in the primary. He predicted Adlai Stevenson would be revived at Los Angeles.
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Morgantown High
Academy of Science
Concord College
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GOP
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National Federation of Republican Women
Warm Wet Weekend Forecast for Huntington
The weather bureau said Friday West Virginia will see a warm and wet weekend. Forecast calls for rising temperatures and showers across the Huntington area.
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West Virginia
Weather Bureau
Keystone Man Shot Five Times In Family Argument
Harve Buckland of Keystone was admitted to Stevens Clinic in Welch Friday with five live bullet wounds. He suffered wounds to the back and both arms from a family argument at home. State troopers investigated Friday night and no charges were filed. Buckland was not seriously hurt.
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Court Rejects Chessman Clemeny Plea Initiated in 1960s
California Supreme Court denied Cary Chessman clemency for the ninth time. The 4 percent vote ends further rehearing. Chessman faces death at 10 a.m. Monday as Gov Brown awaits final action.
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California Supreme Court
Cary Chessman
Kennedy Blitz Attacks Humphrey in WV Campaign
In Charleston and Logan West Virginia, Senator John F Kennedy labeled Hubert Humphrey unable to win the nomination or the presidency, while Humphrey retorted with humor and attributed Kennedy pressure to a tightening race. Kennedy warned against imitating Nixon.
Three Killed in B 47 Crash Near Topeka Kansas
A reconnaissance B47 bomber from Forbes Air Force Base crashed into a waterlogged pasture about 12 miles southeast of Topeka Kansas on Friday killing all three crew members. The victims were Capt. Paul Jones the aircraft commander and two other officers.
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Negligence Claim Taints Mine Safety Bill Debate
Charleston AP reports Raymond Lewis of District 17 UMW accuses the State Department of Mines of negligence as small mine operators face enforcement of the Senate passed safety act. Director Crawford Wilson notes he supports the bill in principle but cites hardship for small coal operators and urges federal enforcement guidance. Lewis urges early federal action to apply safety provisions across all mines.
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House Group Redrafts Military Bill With Higher Total
The House Appropriations Committee voted a bill totaling 39.3277 billion dollars, about 121 million above Eisenhower’s budget, by trimming several programs including 293 million for another aircraft carrier and 294 million for Bomarc missiles. The panel retained major defense aims, urging faster progress to avoid the fatal mistake of too little and too late, while noting a growing missile gap ahead of 1982.
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Soviet Union
Greenings West Virginia aid critique sparks foreign policy debate
Ernest Green ing urged that West Virginia resist Asia influence and receive aid at home, accusing the Eisenhower administration of neglecting American needs while spending more abroad. He criticized federal health and old age plans and urged a shift to prioritize domestic concerns.
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Americas
Turkish student clashes push martial law extended in Turkey
In three Turkish cities students clashed with police over Premier Adnan Menderes. Martial law was extended for three months in Istanbul and Ankara. The violence centered in Ankara where students, police, and military forces clashed as crowds faced tear gas and gunfire.
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Two Mercer County Men Held in Robbery and Beating
Two Mercer County men were held in the county jail at Princeton as a suspect in a Friday morning beating and robbery. The victim, living on Pisgah Road, suffered facial lacerations and chest injuries. Hospital staff described the injuries as serious.
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Four teens held on burglary charges in Huntington case
Four 1 year old high school students two boys and two girls were arrested Friday in a string of burglaries police said involved items valued at several hundred dollars. A 21 year old student, Robert Thenas Travia, was arrested Thursday. All are believed to have connections to the burglaries.
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Soviet Trawler Vega Spied George Washington Tests
The Navy disclosed a photograph showing the Soviet trawler Vega within about a mile of the George Washington during missile test runs off Long Island. The Vega was observed later off Norfolk, Virginia as the US submarine conducted dummy slug firings in international waters.
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Travel to Hungary Allowed by U S Officials
U S announces end to four year old passport restrictions letting Americans travel to Hungary with no stated political motive. State Department press officer Lincoln White said the move was not aimed at improving relations but may ease tensions with Hungary, a Communist satellite.
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Hungary
Mate Department
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Record DJ Clark Faces Questions on Payola Hearings
A House subcommittee grills disc jockey Clark over payola and improper inducements in the music industry. He admits accepting gifts and a necklace from a record maker amid broader questions about under-the-table payments to DJs and payola schemes in Philadelphia area.
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