Wyoming County Woman Killed in Highway Crash
A 44 year old woman, Azzie Walker Carter, wife of Constable Ott Carter, died in a two vehicle collision on U S 52 near Hanover. Four others were injured including the victim's daughter Juanita Carter and her brother Curtis. The crash occurred as a station wagon skidded on a rain slick road and collided head on with a westbound sedan driven by 17 year old Richard Church. Powell faces involuntary manslaughter charges. Funeral will be held at the Carter residence in Steeles tomorrow.
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Azzie Walker Carter
Steeles
U. S. 52
Wyoming County
Hanover
Ott Carter
C. C. Lively
Richard Church
Jaeger
James Powell
Columbus
Ohio
Juanita Carter
Church
Curtis
Mable Walker
Powell
Irene
Bernice Carter
Grace Hospital
Welch
Curtis Carter
Ryv
Carter
Wyoming
Elbert
Rosella Cline Walker
Okey Dean
Gilbert
Juanita
Bernice
Howard England
Edward
Herschel
Norman Riffe
Mamie Cline
Merlie Hunt
Janice Jackson
Taylor Blankenship
Riffe
Adams
The Eisenhower Doctrine Dominates Lebanon Campaign
In Lebanon the Eisenhower Doctrine splits pro Western and pro Egyptian camps ahead of the 60 seat parliamentary election. Premier Sami Solh backs the doctrine while opposition leaders Yafi and Salam demand positive neutrality. Violence already claims eight lives as campaigns heat up among Christians and Moslems in a tense regional race.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sami Solh
U.S
Middle Eastern
Camille Chamoun
Charles Malik
Solh
Egypt
Syria
Mediterranean
Abdullah Yafi
Saeb Salam
Salam
Yafi
Europe
West
AEC Detonates Baby A-Bomb On Yucca Hat
The Atomic Energy Commission detonated a small nuclear device from Yucca Flat at 4 55 a m. The blast formed a brief puffball with an estimated yield of two to five kilotons and minimal fallout. Observers reported light debris and no ground contact.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
Ground Zero
Oregon
Washington
Utah
AEC
Commission
Nev
ABC
Queen to Fly Comet IV Aerial Show For Royal Visit
Queen Elizabeth II plans a Tuesday flight in a Comet IV with Prince Philip, a display of faith in Britain’s jet after 1950s disasters. The trip includes a Royal Air Force base visit to Leuchars, Scotland, and a London return the same day.
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James F. King
London
Queen Elizabeth II
Britain
Geoffrey de Havilland
Prince Philip
Royal Air Force
Leuchars
Scotland
Wild motorcycle riot rocks Angels Camp in gold rush echoes
About 3 700 touring motorcyclists roared through Angels Camp California ending in a riot that left one Dead and 23 riders hospitalized. A posse arrested 23 cyclists as California highway patrol and local officers restored order and blamed outlaw groups for the disturbance.
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Jerome Tavares
Clara
Sierra Foothills
San Francisco
Mark Twain
Calaveras County
Angels Camp
Twain
Hollister
Calif
Asso
Frogtown Fairgrounds
California Highway
Hell's Angels
Joe Spinelli
Highway Patrol
Stockton
Calaveras
Soviets Call For Slay Friendship Soviets Call For Slay Friendship
Soviet press marks the second anniversary of the 1955 Soviet Yugoslav declaration in Belgrade and urges closer relations. Pravda says quarrels only serve imperialist interests as Moscow papers call for reconciliation with Yugoslavia amid past tensions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Poland
Hungary
U.S.S.R
Pravda
Candidate Withdraws Over Forgotten Poll Tax
Suffolk Virginia June 2 Frank R Watkins an attorney who called his withdrawal a boner says he will run again in four years as a candidate for city Commonwealth's attorney He dropped from the July 9 Democratic primary after admitting he forgot to pay his poll tax and has faced questions from friends about his reasons
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Miles Thomas
British Overseas Airways Corp
BOAC
United States
Suffolk
Frank R. Watkins
City Commonwealth
Watkins
Changes in West Virginia Methodist ministerial appointments
Annual assignments read at Buckhannon WV mark new superintendents for Beckley and Central Districts. Dr. Claude Collins moves to Beckley District. Dr. W Reese Burns to Central Districts, residing in Weston. Dozens of district changes follow for Beckley and related circuits, with district secretaries listed for missions evangelism temperance world peace and funds.
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Buckhannon
W. Va
West Virginia
The
Methodist Church
Claude Collins
Welch Church
Beckley
Wayne Ranson
Simpson Church
Moue
W. Reese Burns
New Martinsville
Walter O. Overstreet
Central Methodist Church
Charleston
Burns
Weston
Joseph B. Dryfield
Don C. Taylor
Fayetteville
H. E. Smith
Hico
T. E. Painter
Itmann Cassell
Dimann
Carl Edwards
Miabscoti
William Byrd
Madison
C. D. Walker
Maplewood
Harry Tolley
Marsh Ford
William Street
Pineville
James Vanover
Stephenson
C. W. Pugh
Summersville
Ralph Hedrick
Sylvester
W. S. States
Gerald Daniel
Bartley
L. F Sitdom
Caretta- Fish
Robert Day
Davy
Hayward Price
Hast River Church
Princeton
Paul Beal
Gary
Frank Plybon
Jaeger
Noble L. Crew
Keystone Superior
John Mendez
Maybeury
Marvin Miller
McComas
Andy Roe
Montcalm
Edward Hanshaw
Northfork - Elkhorn
Johnson Wilson
Pageton
James H. Brown
M. E. Burns
Roderfield
John §. Bird
W. E. Albright
Welch
Lee R. Richardson
Wilcoe
Elmo Kelley
Williamson
Henry Schuck
Williamson Memorial
N. W Looney
Charles Thompson Jr
Irvin Fisher
Temperance
John S. Bird
Joe Stump
Francis Asbury Loan Fund
Traffic Death Toll Stands At 331- Memorial Day Exodus
Authorities reported 331 traffic deaths for the Memorial Day period, well below the National Safety Council's usual 405 for this season. Drownings totaled 104 and other holiday related accidents 85. The long weekend saw more cars on the road than seven years ago.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Chicago
Khrushchev on U.S. TV Faces Question on Socialism
Khrushchev made his first formal U.S. television appearance on CBS Face the Nation, arguing socialism may spread to America while not seeking to impose it. He repeated Soviet positions on disarmament troop withdrawals and stressed no fear of Western erosion of communism, noting Britain’s China embargo move and international shifts.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Hong Kong
Red China
Britain
Peiping
Communist People's Daily
Mao Tze-tung
United Nations
Korea
Washington
People’s Daily
U.S
Norway
China
Foreign Office
Rolf Jerving
Oslo
America
Ussr
London
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Romania
France
Kadar
Janos Kadar
Khrushcev
Unio
Russia
Nixoa S&s
Stuart Nevins
CBS Television
Eight Escape Serious Injury In McDowell County Mishap
Six or eight people escaped serious injury when a car left a McDowell County road near Hye Ba and plunged into the Tug River. Francis Thomas 38 a minister and school teacher from Eckman and his wife Nettie plus son Phillip were hospitalized at Stevens Clinic. Other Eckman teens Shirley Graham Carolyn Simmons Robert W. Thomas and Shirley Marie Parks were admitted to Grace Hospital. Shirley Elgin was treated and released. The car reportedly skidded off the road and over an embankment into the water.
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Hye Ba
McDowell County
Tug River
Stevens Clinic
Francis Thomas
B Eckman
Nettie
Phillip
Francis
Grace Hospital
Shirley Graham
Carolyn Simmons
Robert W. Thomas
Shirley Marie Parks
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