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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1960

Page

8

France urges Western unity in response to Soviet disarmament plan

Geneva AP France told the Soviet Union that Western solidarity would remain firm in all instances during East-West disarmament talks. Jules Moch admitted Western differences but said no separate positions would be adopted, stressing the aim to find as many points of agreement as possible. He noted French ideas had influenced the Soviet plan, while warning that linking delivery-elimination with base withdrawal could leave Western Europe exposed to Soviet ground forces.

Geneva France Soviet Union Jules Moch Moch Western Europe Franklin Pierce New Hampshire Pierce James G. Blaine Rutherford B. Hayes GOP James A. Garfield George Hoar

Mental Health Drive To Resume Tonight

The mental health campaign bell ringers will resume canvassing Princeton homes tonight announced by director W Broughton Johnston. Members of Princeton Post 4 American Legion auxiliary and Club 54 meet at the Memorial building at 6 30 p m tonight and Thursday with assignments made by Dean Coffey local chairman.

Bell Ringers Princeton W. Broughton Johnston Princeton Post 4 American Legion Auxiliary Club 54 Memorial Building Dean Coffey

Court To Hear Election Hassle

The Supreme Court set for June 21 a hearing on nullifying Barbour County votes from the May 10 Democratic 2nd District delegate primary. The court ordered Barbour to show why ballots should not be reconvened and discarded, while a separate petition by Minter L. Wilson argued ballots were improperly not listing his name on Barbour’s ballot. Two delegates are elected from each district.

Charleston Supreme Court Barbour County Barbour Monongalia County Minter L. Wilson Bar Wilson

Camping Session For Blind Children Opens In Kanawha County

Two Mercer County boys join 2 blind children at the third annual West Virginia Camping Association for Blind Children Inc session at Camp Galahad on Blue Creek near Glen and Quick in Kanawha County. Attendees include Frank McGhee Bluefield James Martin Princeton and others from McDowell Mingo Monroe and Raleigh counties. The camp serves medically and physically handicapped children and is supported by church groups United Fund Lions Clubs and other civic bodies.

Mercer County West Virginia Camping Association For Blind Children, Inc Camp Galahad Kanawha County Frank McGhee Bluefield James Martin Princeton West Virginia Blue Creek Glen and Quick Wilbur Cannaday Virgie Underwood McDowell County George Hensley Mingo County Howard C Monroe County Goeohe Burgess Katy Burnside Raleigh County Harrison County United Fund, Inc Lions Clubs Organizations of the Blind Woman's Clubs

Hats In The Ring How candidates are chosen for the presidency

The piece surveys how U S presidential contenders are filtered by party leaders through state roots age and political heft. It notes regional balance shifts and the rise of candidates from large states and the Pacific, with examples like Wendell Wilkie Eisenhower and Polk as famous dark horses.

William Howard Taft Congress Arizona Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Utah Wyoming Hlinots New York Pennsylvania Ohio Ilinois California Middle West Wendell Wilkie Indiana Columbia University Pacific States John C. Fremont Herbert Hoover

Proxmire Charges Mueller With Wasteful Purchase

Senator William Proxmire accused the State Department of buying eight thousand four hundred dollars worth of office furniture from Frederick E. Mueller, son of Secretary of Commerce Frederick Mueller. Mueller denied improper actions, noting his firm and his own furniture business were separate and that he had not sought government contracts.

Washington William Proxmire D-Wis State Department Frederick H. Mueller Proxmire Eisenhower Frederick E. Mueller Mueller Metals Corp Grand Rapids Mich Foreign Service Buildings Commission Mueller Democratic Party Frederick Mueller Commerce Department Mr. Mueller

Veal Consumption Gaps Between New Orleans and Wisconsin

The National Association of Retail Grocers reports New Orleans families consume five times more veal than those in dairy-rich Wisconsin, highlighting regional dietary differences.

New Orleans Wisconsin National Assn

Accent On Hats As Royal Ascot Begins

London opens its premier racing week with hats stealing the show. A fashion house spokesman notes unprecedented focus on head dress, suggesting fashion defies rational rules as Ascot begins with millinery taking center stage.

Royal Ascot London

Ystradgynlais Produces Thousands of Timepieces Weekly

In South Wales the town of Ystradgynlais turns out about 20000 watches and 5000 clocks each week reflecting a thriving local clockmaking industry.

Ystradgyniais South Wales

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