Berlin talks yield no change in Berlin question
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met 32 hours in Geneva with no significant shift on the Berlin issue. A potential fourth meeting hinges on Wednesday decisions. The talks followed disarmament conference sessions where both sides blamed each other for progress being blocked.
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Bluefield Board Tackles Vacant Lot Cleanup and City Projects
Bluefield directors address cleanup of weed choked vacant lots amid a policy debate. City Manager Whittle says enforcement and funding options exist while hiring a contractor awaits owner reimbursement. Guthrie named Police Chief effective Sept 1 with residency required. Exams for police vacancies approved at $100, and Urban Renewal changes approved including a landscape archivist and park site report.
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Henry F. Warden
Princeton Girl Injured In Two Car Collision
Raymona Ann Dunn one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Edward Dunn of Princeton was listed in serious condition at Bluefield Sanitarium after a two car wreck Tuesday at the McNutt and Prince Street intersection. Attaches at the local hospital reported head injuries and possible fractures to her left leg and right arm. Driver Mrs Dunn and the other vehicle's driver Thomas Wesley Brown of Princeton were not injured. Patrolmen G W Johnson and David Williams investigated.
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Death sentence commuted in Alabama clemency action
Gov. John Patterson commuted Edward Bosarge's death sentence to life imprisonment, citing rights concerns over the absence of African Americans on trial juries. Bosarge, 40, of Mobile, was slated for execution Aug. 10 for the hammer killing of Dorothy Cash, a white waitress.
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Eastern Air Lines Flight Engineers Refuse Arbitration Plan
Striking flight engineers offered to accept a government plan to end the walkout but Eastern Air Lines stuck to its rejection. Labor Secretary Goldberg met with Eastern President Malcolm Macintyre, who said he would consider the proposal before responding. The plan would bind arbitration on pay and severance, with crews reduced from four to three, requiring training for engineers.
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New York
Miami
Danes Welcome Eisenhower in Copenhagen Visit
In Copenhagen the welcoming crowd cheers Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower as they arrive at Central Station after a 24 hour train ride from Paris. The former president tours with grandchildren Dwight D. E. and Barbara Anne, during a four day stay before heading to Stockholm for an international teachers conference.
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Algerian Power Shift Amid Terror Probe
Algiers officials warned of a new European terror wave while Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda's government debated forming a seven member FLN political bureau led by Ahmed Ben Bella. police reported European attacks in Algiers killing four Europeans and three Muslims, with arms seized in European apartments.
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Ben Khedda
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Ben Bella
Tlemcen
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Amar Mohammedi
European Secret Army Organization
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Ence
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Auditor notes sensitive Estes case during Ag hearing
Washington AP. Federal Agriculture Department auditors testified on Estes probe during a House hearing. Auditor Ronald A. Russell said a new sensitive case is under review but declined public discussion, offering closed session details. Republican members criticized the department for delays and perceived favoritism, while Russell defended the inquiry’s priority and actions.
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Estes
Ronald A. Russell
Russell
Agricultural Marketing Service
Langen
Texas
Florence P. Dwyer
R-N.j
Agriculture Department
Mr X Surrenders In Blue Chip Theft
New York police report the surrender of Alan Pomeranz, 33, in the 1.3 million blue chip stock theft from Bache & Co on Wall Street. Prosecutors say he arranged to dispose of stolen securities with inside man Gordon Tallman and others.
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Bache & Co
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Frank S. Hogan
Pomeranz
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Bobby Edwards
Gordon A. Tallman
Bache
Hogan
Gordon T. Tallman
Robert J. Dodge
Dodge
Shoenberger
Schoenberger
Tallman
FBI
Reapportioning Stirs Up Fights
Washington reports clashes over state legislature reapportionment driven by cities seeking power. Michigan Supreme Court ordered Senate reapportionment by Aug 20. Justice Stewart to hear a stay request in Franconia New Hampshire. Florida Gov Bryant calls special session Aug 11 as federal court flags disparity in representation.
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Florida
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Fayette County Man Kills Woman Then Self
Oak Hill West Virginia police say Walton Cruise, in his early 40s, fatally shot Mary C. Critchley 26, of Lansing, with a .22 rifle at his residence before killing himself with a pistol. Investigators probe motive as case remains under inquiry.
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Son Charged In McDowell Killing
A 52-year-old McDowell County man was stabbed to death during an argument over a horse on Estep Ridge near Bradshaw. His 29-year-old son Nathan Stacy was charged with murder and held in the McDowell County Jail. Survivors include four daughters and several relatives. Funeral plans set for Paynesville area burial.
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Deserter Sentenced To Two Years At Work
In Berlin a US Army court martial sentenced Private First Class David A. Wilson, 22, of Ashland Kentucky, to two years hard labor and dishonorable discharge for deserting to East Berlin. He pleaded guilty to 14 months AWOL and said he lived with a girl there before asking Soviet authorities to return him. sentence subject to review.
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Ashland
Rites Thursday For Dworshak Death of Idaho Senator
Washington AP Kennedy and Congress mourn Senator Henry C. Dworshak of Idaho who died Monday night of a heart attack. A congressional delegation will attend his funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Ft Myer Chapel Arlington Cemetery burial to follow. Kennedy praised Dworshak as a principled, hard working Republican. The Senate adjourned briefly in respect.
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Dworshak
Judge Declines Medicare Edict in Saskatchewan Case
A federal judge rejected a request for a temporary injunction against Saskatchewan's compulsory medical insurance program. Justice D C Disbery said the court should not overturn valid acts by elected representatives. Plaintiffs sought to test the act's constitutionality amid a doctors’ protest and a party settlement.
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Reds Kidnap U.S. Army Sergeant Near Phan Thei
Communist guerrillas abducted a U.S. Army sergeant and a Vietnamese interpreter while they hunted in a forest three miles from Phan Theu. Sgt. Carl E. Brown escaped. the sergeant’s name was withheld. A ground air search was underway.
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Phan Theu
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Falmouth
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U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Mystery stock thief revealed as Alan Pomeranze on Wall Street
A $1.3 million stock theft suspect walked into the district attorney's office and surrendered after the FBI disclosed the identity of Mr. X. DA Hogan had kept X secret briefly. The man was identified as Alan Pomeranze, described as a resourceful salesman.
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Inside Abby Twelve Movies and the Princeton Classifieds
A compact column lists Abby twelve movies and adds years alongside a Princeton classified section. The piece references Society news, comics, sports, crosswords and stocks with brief notes in classic newspaper style.
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