Club 52 Padlocked as Re-Arrest Follows Shooting
Rapid developments unfolded after a 3 a.m. Sunday shooting at Club 52 near Bluewell. Sam Lavine 41 faced arrest on a revoked $2,000 bond as authorities probed the attack on Marine James S. Wiley of Athens on leave. A naval district investigator eyed banning military personnel from the whiskey joint as padlock talk spread.
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Sam Lavine
Bluefield
Unincorporated
Bluewell
Criminal Court
Lavine
Bramwell
Trict
James S. Wiley
Athens
Bill Foster
James
Wiley
U. S
15Th Naval District
No Pact For Auto Workers
Detroit AP report notes General Motors Ford and Chrysler began a no contract workday with UAW in effect and no strikes. Calm at plants, but looming summer stalemate seen as 750000 cars in dealers and 200000 union members laid off. Negotiations broken off at GM Ford and Chrysler with a Ford Chrysler meeting planned and American Motors talks set for June 15.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
Big Three
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
American Motors
House Passes Pay Raise Bill for Federal Employees
The House approved a 10 percent pay raise for more than one million federal workers in a unanimous voice vote. The bill, costing about 542 million dollars annually, targets Civil Service, legislative and judicial employees, plus District of Columbia staff, with over 200,000 residents in the Washington area. A Senate compromise is expected between 7 and 10 percent unless the Senate accepts the House figure. President Eisenhower recently signed a separate bill raising pay costs earlier.
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Washington
Senate House Conference Committee
District of Columbia
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Explorer III Faces End Of service as orbit decays
Cambridge Massachusetts The Explorer III satellite the second US Army satellite is losing about 15 miles of altitude daily and is expected to reenter late this month. It began with an apogee near 1700 miles and now reaches about 850 miles while the perigee has fallen from 120 to 110 miles.
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Cambridge
Mass
US. Army
U.S. Says It Keeps Eye on Soviet Ships Near Nova Scotia
Washington reports routine surveillance of Soviet trawlers off Canada's east coast near the Grand Banks. State Department says no international rules were violated as U.S. planes and navy monitor the area while Moscow protests U.S. masthead overflights. Soviet fleet operates about a dozen vessels, 600 to 2600 tons, in the area since 1956.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Nova Scotia
U.S
State Department
Lincoln White
United States Navy
United States
White
Canada
Grand Banks
Red Envoy Sees High U S Soviet Tensions
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov told Mutual radio the U S Soviet tensions have reached a dangerous degree and should be reduced. He urged peaceful coexistence and noninterference while praising cultural exchanges and the example set by Texan pianist Van Cliburn in Moscow.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikov
Mutual
Burglars Crack Tazewell Safe
Tazewell County Virginia police and state officers probed a safe robbery at Western Auto on Main Street. The Monday night theft yielded between 800 and 1000 dollars plus firearms watches razors and fishing reels. Entry was made through the basement as investigators checked stockroom losses. Officers named include State Trooper C G Edwards Chief Deputy E L Mathena and Tazewell Chief Rufus Hagy.
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Tazewell County
Virginia
Tazewell
Western Auto Associate
Main Street
D. C. Davenport
C. G. Edwards
E. L. Mathena
Rufus Hagy
Charleston Police Seek Man After Car Sale Scam
Park Pontiac salesman James Howard Baker discounted a 1957 Chevrolet by 570 dollars without authorization, pocketed the cash, and vanished. He used a false name and address, with receipts marked Paid in full. Police pursue grand larceny charges against Baker.
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Charleston
Park
Bill Hammack
James Howard Baker
Park Pontiac
Chevrolet
John H. Resler
Baker
Farm Price Program Costs Run About 9 Million Monthly
The Agriculture Department says supports operate at roughly 9 million dollars per month, about 14 percent below last year. Losses through ten months of the fiscal year total 905,466,000 dollars as the department sells farm surpluses for less than its purchase cost under price support operations.
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Washington
Age Department
Eisenhower eyes scientists from Poland and Czech for test ban talks
President Eisenhower signaled openness to including Polish and Czech scientists in proposed talks with Premier Khrushchev on policing a suspension of nuclear tests. Secretary Dulles said talks could begin later this month with Britain France and other allies. He added confidence in De Gaulle remaining loyal to NATO.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Dulles
Britain
France
White House
U. S
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Gettysburg
Lake Ontario
Russia
United States
Conference of Scientists
U.S.S.R
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
India
Soviet Union
Ami
Germans Force NATO Jet Down Over Baltic Border Violation
East Germany asserts an American RF F jet was forced down on the Baltic coast after it allegedly violated borders and air space. ADN cites weapons and photo gear on board but does not identify the pilot.
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ADN
Baltic
Memorial Day Traffic Toll Reaches Record 371 Die
The final AP tally shows 371 traffic deaths during the three day Memorial Day period, plus 132 drownings and 88 other accidents for an overall 591 fatalities. The National Safety Council decried the high total despite safety efforts.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Faa Aia Ae
GOP Chairman Predicts West Virginia Solon Candidates Win
West Virginia GOP chairman forecast that Solon candidates will win in the next general election. He said Republicans could gain one or two House seats and predicted Nixon may face opposition for the 1966 presidential nomination. He spoke on WCHS-TV during a press conference.
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National Federation of Republican Women
Wchs-Tv
John
GOP
House of Representatives
Simpson
Nixon
President Speaks To College Graduates
A president addresses college graduates in a national ceremony delivering remarks on achievement, civic duty, and future challenges. The speech emphasizes service, leadership, and the role of higher education in national progress.
Congressional Candidate Casto Drowns In Pool
Dorr Clayton Casto II 42 a Democratic candidate for Congress in the 4th District drowned while swimming in a farm pond near Parkersburg early Monday. A cab driver alerted authorities after Casto cried for help and was pulled from the pond and salved with artificial respiration without success. Casto a Parkersburg native born February 19 1916 was a lawyer and former member of the Hours of Delegates wife Emma Louise Collins survives along with his mother Elizabeth Landsheft.
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Parkersburg
Dorr
Clayton Casto II
Casto
The
Hours of Delegates
Ratingssian
W. Harvey
Ken Hechler
W. A. Burns
Ottis A. Stanley
St.Marys Pike
Stanley
Black & White
Dorr Casto Jr
Staunton Military Academy
University of Virginia
Emma Louise Collins
Elizabeth Landsheft
Summit, M.J
Plane explosion rains fire on Florida town
An AP report says a twin engine plane exploded over Deland Florida. The pilot steered the craft to land and crew parachuted clear. Pieces rained on populated districts felling two houses and damaging a Negro church. The Seville school janitor Willie D Graham suffered a heart attack and was in critical condition. No other civilians injured.
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Deland
Fila
Seville
Willie D. Graham
West Virginia Temperatures To Run 23 Degrees Above Normal
The weather bureau forecast five day temperatures in West Virginia will average about 23 degrees above normal with northern readings near 68 and southern around 69. Rain is expected Wednesday night through Friday totaling about one inch.
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Huntington
Weather Bureau
West Virginia
De Gaulle Wins Final Assembly Nod on Reform Power
Premier Charles de Gaulle pressed his constitutional reform plan through the National Assembly after warning he would resign to avert civil war. The vote gives De Gaulle six months of decree power to handle the Algerian revolt and to shape a sharper executive legislative separation while keeping a two chamber arrangement in view.
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Charles de Gaulle
French National Assembly
Assembly
Paris
National Assembly
de Gaulle
U.S
Sur Gaulle
Christian Pineau
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