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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1957

Page

13

Wyoming County Woman Dies in U S 52 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 injured include Curtis Carter and Richard Church. Powell faces involuntary manslaughter charges. funeral set for Steeles.

Azzie Walker Carter Steeles U. S. 52 Wyoming County Hanover Ott Carter Curtis Carter Church Carter Elbert Rosella Cline Walker Okey Dean Gilbert Irene Juanita Bernice Curtis Howard England Edward Herschel Norman Riffe Mamie Cline Merlie Hunt Janice Jackson Taylor Blankenship Riffe Adams

The Eisenhower Doctrine in Lebanon Campaign

Lebanon's June election centers on the Eisenhower Doctrine with pro Western Premier Solh backing US aid to Middle Eastern states under threat from communism. Opponents led by Yafi and Salam push for positive neutrality with Egypt and Syria as clashes erupt. nearly 200 candidates contest 66 seats amid deadly demonstrations and shifting regional alignments.

Beirut Lebanon Sami Solh Camille Chamoun Charles Malik Solh Egypt Syria Mediterranean Abdullah Yafi Saeb Salam Middle East Khalil Hibri Yafi Salam Bpeypt Europe West Gamal Abdel Nasser Saud Saudi Arabia Hussein Jordan Iraq Nasser Russia Thero

Baby A-Bomb Burst Over Yucca Flat Test Site

The Atomic Energy Commission detonated a small nuclear device from a 300 foot tower at Yucca Flat on Nov. 2 at 4 55 a m The blast formed a brief puffball and rose to under 20 000 feet with no ground contact Observers estimate a yield of 2 to 5 kilotons There was little fallout and no delay to subsequent tests AEC noted minimal debris and confirmed only light fallout on the site with no contamination nearby.

The Atomic Energy Commission Yucca Flat AEC Inyokern Bishop California Las Vegas Nev Here Lakehurst N.J Naval Air Station Ground Zero Oregon Washington Utah ABC Commission Sa.d

Queen Sets Dramatic Show Of Faith In British Comet

Queen Elizabeth II will fly Tuesday in a modernized Comet IV with Prince Philip, marking a bold Apollo-style display of confidence after prior Comet disasters. BOAC touts the jet as smooth and an edge over rivals as plans to add several aircraft in 1959 unfold.

James F. King London Queen Elizabeth Britain Geoffrey de Havilland Prince Philip Royal Air Leapa Age Tomeey Tota Miles Thomas British Overseas Airways Corp BOAC United States Eisenhower Buckingham Palace Jamestown

Soviets Urge Kiss and Make Up With Yugoslavia

Moscow papers mark the second anniversary of the 1955 Soviet Yugoslav declaration and call for closer relations. Pravda says interruptions in Soviet Yugoslav ties harmed imperialist aims as Poland and Hungary unrest influenced events.

Moscow Soviet Union Yugoslavia Belgrade Nikita Khrushchev Joseph Stalin Poland Hungary U.S.S.R Pravda

Candidate Withdraws After Forgetting Poll Tax Payment

SUFFOLK Va June 2 Frank R Watkins an attorney admits a boner and says he will run again in four years as a candidate for city commonwealths attorney He withdrew his name from the July 9 Democratic primary last week and says he forgot to pay his poll tax prompting the withdrawal and his plans to reenter later.

Suffolk Frank R. Watkins City Commonwealth Watkins

Motorcyclists Riot In Angels Camp Turmoil Ends

In Angels Camp California on June 2 a large group of 7000 touring motorcyclists crowded Main Street littering curbs with beer cans. A posse arrested 23 riders and quiet returned after one rider Jerome Tavares aged 20 from Santa Clara died this morning. The incident followed three deaths and 23 injuries from crashes during the tour with outlaw groups blamed. Highway patrol and local police intervened with units from Stockton and the Calaveras County sheriff assisting.

Jerome Tavares Santa Clara Sierra Foothills San Francisco Mark Twain Calaveras County Angels Camp Joe Spinelli Highway Patrol Stockton Calaveras Counteris

Changes In Methodist Assignments Shuffles West Virginia Clergy

Buckhannon West Virginia June 2 Annual assignments of ministers in the West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church brought new superintendents for two of 11 districts. Dr Claude Collins becomes Beckley District superintendent succeeding Dr Wayne Ranson who moves to Simpson Church at New Martinsville. Dr Walter O Overstreet appointed to Central Methodist Church Charleston. Burns to reside in Weston. List of district changes follows with a long ledger of pastors reassigned to churches and circuits across Beckley Fayetteville Hico Dimann Mabscott Madison Maplewood Pineville Stephenson Summersville Sylvester Winding Gulf Circuit and other locations including Princeton War Welch Williamson and Northfork Elkhorn. District secretaries named.

Buckhannon W. Va West Virginia The Methodist Church Claude Collins Welch Church Beckley Wayne Ranson Simpson Church E Tapes New Martinsville Walter O. Overstreet E. 8. Wilson World Peace Albert van Reenan Jr Francis Asbury Loan Fund

Traffic Death Toll Stands At 331 Memorial Day Tally

Authorities report 331 traffic fatalities through Memorial Day period, far below city council projection of 120 for the holiday span. Officials say post holiday exodus and increased car volume in 1950 contribute to overall trends as stores reopen after the long weekend.

Associated Press Lay Chicago

Khrushchev Appears on U.S. TV Debuting on Face the Nation

Khrushchev sat for CBS Face the Nation in the Kremlin office and spoke on Soviet policy. He warned that American viewers may see grandchildren live under socialism while denying Soviet aims to impose it. He reiterated past positions on disarmament and Hungary.

New York Nikita S. Khrushchev United States Soviet Union Khrushchev CBS Kremlin América Russia Nixoa S. Khrushchev Stuart Nevins

Eight Escape Serious Injury In Mishap On McDowell County Road

Eight people escaped serious injury when their car left the highway near Big Four in McDowell County and tipped into the Tug River. Francis Thomas a 38 year old minister and Eckman schoolteacher his wife Nettie and their two year old son Phillip were hospitalized at Stevens Clinic. Additional Eckman teenagers Shirley Graham Carolyn Simmons Robert W Thomas and Shirley Marie Parks were admitted at Grace Hospital. Shirley Elgin was treated and released. The cause was not learned.

Big Four McDowell County Tug River Stevens Clinic Francis Thomas Eckman Nettie Phillip Francis Messenaers Grace Hospital Shirley Graham Carolyn Simmons Robert W. Thomas Shirley Marie Parks Shirley Elgin

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