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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1962

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Mansfield Calls Reassessment Of SEATO Policy

In a speech at Michigan State University Mansfield questions the value of indefinite U.S. manpower and funding for Southeast Asia defense. He warns of a costly mark time course or a dangerous collision course and urges a re run of policy as Southeast Asia nears a critical decision. He cites U.S. actions in Thailand Laos and broader commitments while affirming Kennedy support.

East Lansing Mich Mike Mansfield D-Mont U.S Southeast Asia Mansfield Senate Majority Michigan State University Thailand Laos Kennedy United States South Viet Nam

Polly Adler Dies Broke At Age 62

Polly Adler 62 once ran a New York call house and wrote A House is not a Home. She died of cancer in a Hollywood area hospital while living in Burbank. Her life included raids and bribes, arrests for a disorderly house, vagrancy charges, and a 1940s tax suit. Funeral plans were not released. she leaves a brother, Robert, of Los Angeles.

Polly Adler New York Hollywood Calif Miss Adler Pearl Adler Yanow Russia Burbank Los Angeles East 50S Fifth Avenue Robert

Franco Cracks Down jailed leaders and exiles opponents

The Franco regime jailed at least one opposition leader and exiled two monarchists after a Munich meeting of anti-Franco activists. Officials say hundreds arrested linked to strikes in northern Spain. Others detained or restricted, with plans to publish a list of detainees.

Madrid Spain Francisco Franco Franco Munich Germany Jesus Prados Arrarte Robles Amsterdam Paris Prados Arrarte Miranda de Alvarez Marquis Valdivia Fuerte Ventura Canary Islands de Alvarez Arriba

Classified and News Briefs From The Daily Pages

A compact digest of notices and items across classifieds and brief news snippets. Includes society notes, weather hints, and calendar references, with references to local events, organizations, and names as readable in the page fragment.

U S Explodes Largest Device in Test Series

Washington reports the United States detonated a low megaton nuclear device over Christmas Island in the atmospheric test series. The explosion occurred shortly after 11 a.m. EST, dropped from an aircraft, marking the 17th shot since the Pacific tests began and the third in three days.

Washington United States Christmas Island Atomic Energy Commission Department of Defense

Beckley Woman Dies In Turnpike Wreck

The Associated Press reports two Saturday fatalities raise the weekend toll to six and the year total to 172. Miss Topsy O'Dell, 50, of Beckley, died when her car hit a tractor-trailer on the West Virginia Turnpike between Charleston and Beckley. She taught at Beckley College and led the Beckley Women's Club. Ronald R. Walker, 46, of Ripley, Jackson County, died when his vehicle left U.S. 21 and struck a tree in Ripley.

Topsy O'Dell Beckley West Virginia Charleston Miss O'Dell Beckley College Ronald R. Walker Ripley Jackson County Walker U.S. 21

Search Continues For 4 Escaped Prisoners

MOUNDSVILLE Police continued a Sunday chase for four of five inmates who escaped from the West Virginia Penitentiary honor camp early Saturday. Alton Curry was recaptured near the camp, while Frank Vance Harry Allen William Atkins and Jackie Gillock remained at large. All had prior sentences ranging one to ten years for various felonies including breaking and entering grand larceny armed robbery and felonious assault.

Moundsville West Virginia Alton Curry Curry Mingo County Frank Vance Kanawha County Harry Allen William Atkins

Parsons Killed in Roadside Shootout Near Matoaka

Charles Edward Parsons of Matoaka died from shotgun wounds after a roadside shooting on Arista Mountain late Saturday. Two Mercer County brothers Jerry and Tex McCroskey, both of Matoaka, are jailed in Pineville on murder charges related to the incident. Parsons died Sunday morning at Wyoming General Hospital after being shot in the abdomen. the dispute occurred on a secondary road near Highway 10 in Wyoming County.

Mercer County Charles Edward Parsons Route 1 Matoaka Wyoming General Hospital Mullens Arista Mountain Jerry McCroskey Tex Tri-County Lamar Highway 10 Wyoming County Mer

Speeding Train Derails In Montana Dies 195 Hart

Cpl Stover said the investigation is underway after a fatal shooting tied to a debt dispute involving the McCroskey brothers. Parson was an innocent bystander. Funeral planned Tuesday at Giotto Baptist Church for Charles Parsons of Beartown.

Montana Hart Cer Wyoming McDownton C. F. Little R. F. Langley Princeton McCroskey Brothers R. C. Stover State Mullens Stover Parsons McCroskeys Cpl. Stover Pineville Chareles Mary Madeline Clark Parsons Beartown Mercer - McDowell-Wyoming Line West Virginia Motor Sales Deevella Woolwine Parsons David W. Parsons Stephane Parsons James Jack Timothy Parsons Matoaka Ella Mae Angle Giotto Baptist Church K. B. Arnold Bureal Woodlawn Fred Leslie Bobeby Shuck Keith Parsons Wayne Mack Bailey Bailey Funeral Home

Peabody Wins Endorsement In Massachusetts Democratic Convention

Massachusetts Democrats endorsed Endicot Peabody for governor after a bitter race with Edward F. McLaughlin Jr. The selection highlights a shift toward candidates with non Irish names amid long running party dynamics. Edward Kennedy won the U S Senate endorsement over Edward J. McCormack Jr. Republicans prepare for Worcester session with Laurence Curtis and George Cabot Lodge vying for the Senate endorsement.

Massachusetts New England Endicot Chub Peabody Massachusets Edward F. McLaughlin Jr Boston Groton Preparatory School Harvard Pacific An O'Connor Thomas J Springfield Edward M Ted) Kennedy Kennedy U.S Edward J. McCormack Jr John W. McCormack McCormack Worcester Senate Laurence Curtis George Cabot Lodge Henry Cabot Lodge

Plan To Improve World Intelligence Stirs Controversy

In London, Sir Julian Huxley faces backlash over a proposal to boost human intellect through selective artificial insemination using an admired donor. He envisions long term, stored sperm from gifted individuals and a waiver of paternal rights to aid a diverse elite, sparking religious and social criticism.

London Julian Huxley Eugenics Society Julian Huxley Aldous Huxley Anthony Storr

Train Derails 17 Cars On Montana Mountain Curve

A Northern Pacific 17 car luxury train derailed on a steep mountain grade near Missoula. One child died and 195 of about 300 passengers were injured with 65 hospitalized. Most were asleep as rescuers freed others from mud and wreckage.

Northern Pacific North Coast Limited Montana Missoula Mont Northern Pacific E. E. Lynn Continental Divide Teresa Ann Dooms Ekalaka James Yates North Coast Limited

Laos Princes Feud Shapes Coalition Talks in Vientiane

In rebel held Khang Khay a peace coalition forms as Souvanna Phouma Souphanouvong and Boun Oum lead rival Lao factions. Western analysts cite long family feuds dating back to Laos history as the current power dynamics unfold amid Cold War tensions.

Vientiane Laos Souvanna Phouma Desc Tined Boun Oum Souphanouvong Pathet Lao Khang Khay Souvanna Lao-Issarak Ho Chi Minh Sous Phanouvong Savang Vathana

Lightning Threat Lingers Over Cape Canaveral Missiles

At Cape Canaveral lightning worries Air Force officials more for solid fuel missiles than liquid fuels. The new electrical storm warning device at Patrick AFB aims to alert launch crews to atmospheric electricity and prompt immediate safety actions.

Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force Hal R. Montague Mack, Colo Air Force Weather Detachment Cape Patrick Air Force Base

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