Six Injured In Head On Collision Near Bluefield College
A head on crash near Bluefield College on Stadium Drive in Virginia injured six people with at least one in critical condition. Gene Shrader 26 of Bluefield is hospitalized in extremely critical condition with a fractured skull. Bernard Foy 18 and Donald Kier 17, both from Bluefield area, plus two sisters named Kipfinger and William Dunford 25 were treated for injuries and released or remained under observation. Both involved cars a 1952 Mercury and a 1949 Mercury suffered heavy damage.
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Virginia
Stadium Drive
Bluefield Sanitarium
Gene L. Shrader
Raleigh Street
Bluefield
St. Luke's Hospital
Bernard Foy
Donald Kier
Stony Ridge
Franciys Minnick
William Vance Dunford
Kipfinger
Shrader
Dunford
Senate Democrats Attack Eisenhower Military Budget
Senate Democrats assailed the reduced military budget as inadequate while Senator Ferguson of Michigan defended it as the best protection within a balanced economy. The 4aa bill for Army Navy Air Force and related activities totaled 28.96 to 29.22 billion with foreign credits added, and final passage delayed to the next day amid cautious spending projections.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Treasury
Budget Bureau
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ferguson
Maybank
D-Sc
Surplus Food List to Be Destroyed in Chiseling Probe
Greensburg Pennsylvania June 16 Rufus H Scholl Westmoreland County food administrator said he will destroy a list of 40000 persons registered for government surplus food and compile a new one because of widespread chiseling U S Agriculture Department agents found some registering for free food regardless of income registering twice under different names and dependents when registering
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Greensburg
Rufus H. Scholl
Westmoreland County Food
Scholl
U. S. Agriculture Department
Eisenhower Sees Churchill U S Visit to Ease Rift Rumors
President Eisenhower announced a three day White House meeting with Winston Churchill to discuss urgent world issues and soothe reports of a growing U S Britain rift. He invited Churchill for June 25 to reinforce ties as talks focus on collective action against red aggression and Geneva talks.
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Eisenhower
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Britain
White House P
Inos
Southeast
Churchill
United States
Potomac
United. ‘States
United Action
Dulles
France
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Guatemala
Walter Bedall Smith
Russia
Peace Patrol Sought in Asia by Thailand at UN
Thailand introduces a UN Security Council resolution calling for a Southeast Asia peace patrol amid Indochina War tensions. US backing cites real threat from Communism. six of eleven council members support the measure. Soviet veto possible. if vetoed, issue moves to General Assembly.
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Thailand
United Nations
U. N. Security Council
Southeast Asia
United States
U. N
State Dulles
U. S
New Zealand
Turkey
Brazil
China
Britain
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Indochina
Council
Geneva
Ely to report Vietnam defense to caretaker France
Gen. Paul Ely flies to Paris as new French military and civil head in Indochina to present optional plans for defending the Red River Delta. A mobile battalion contingent has arrived to bolster defenses as Viet Nam’s cabinet resigns and Laniel government falls.
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Indochina
Paul Ely
Paris
Viet Nam
Ely
Red River
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
French National Assembly
Mercer Prison Break Fatality Escaped Pair Surrenders
Federal prisoners Frank Moxley and Richard Schriver escaped Lewisburg Penitentiary and were pursued by a posse. Moxley, 22, was shot after not halting near White Deer in Union County and died. Schriver, 25, surrendered in Baltimore without a fight. Schriver had three years for auto theft. FBI Philadelphia chief announced surrender. Moxley’s body expected in Princeton today.
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Princeton
W.va
Lewisurs
Frank S. Moxley
Richard F. Schriver
Baltimore
Schriver
Ray J. Abbatticchio Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Philadelphia
FBI
Moxley
White Deer
Union County
French Union Outposts Evacuated In New Plan
Paris reports two outposts of French Union forces in the Red River Delta were evacuated today as part of a new plan of advance defenses. Troops withdrew from Vietri about 35 miles northwest of Hanoi and Hill 93 near Phu Ly without a fight.
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Red River
Baigon
Vietri
Hanoi
Phu Ly
Negotiations Continue At Geneva On Indochina Talks
United States Britain weigh continuing Geneva talks on Indochina in light of new ceasefire proposals from Chou En Lai and French pressure to avoid a premature break up. Key points include a simultaneous ceasefire, military command negotiations, and a ban on troop or arms imports.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Indochina
Red
Chou
Imprisoned Man Wins New Trial
A. Pfeffer, jailed for the murder of Edward Bates, seeks a new trial after confessing to the crime. Queens County Judge Peter T. Farrell set a hearing for next Wednesday with Milton A. Wiltse to preside. Pfeffer, 32, was convicted last August and sentenced to 20 years to life.
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New York
A. Pfeffer
Jooy
Pfeffer
Queens County
Peter T. Farrell
Milton A. Wiltse
Jefferson County
Edward Bates
John F. Roche
Dorothy Westwater
Roche
Bates
Margaret Has Lead Role In Summer Theater Production
Lakewood announces that Margaret Has Lead Role in the Summer Theater production of Autumn Crocus the week of July 19. She will play Katie the vacationing schoolteacher in Cody Smith's comedy.
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Margaret
Lakewood
Mpene
Truman
Bearcare
Autumn Crocus
Katie
Cody Smith
Puerto Rican men guilty on all 10 counts
A jury convicted three Puerto Rican men on all 10 counts of assault in the March 1 shooting that wounded five congressmen. Lolita Lebron was convicted on five counts. a verdict on five others was not reached. Sentences could total up to 75 years per man for the assault with intent to kill counts.
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Lolita Lebron
Lebron
Eleanor Kehl
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Piqueroa Cordero
Irving Flores Rodriguez
Cancel
Cordero
Flores
Dist
Alexander Holtzoft
Holtzoff
Oppenheimer's File Disappears In Security Case
Rep. Hinshaw says a semi secret summary of the Oppenheimer security case and some FBI documents were lost or stolen last Friday night and recovered Sunday in a railway office. The AEC voted to release the transcript with later deliberations and witness cooperation. The FBI documents remain not public. The end-of-month decision on whether Oppenheimer remains barred from atomic data hinges on this matter.
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Washington
Rep
Hinshaw
R-Calif
J. Robert Oppenheimer
FBI
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Eugene M. Zuckert
Stamford
Henry D. Smyth
Congress
Oppenheimer
Zuckert
Jane
Air Power as Diplomatic Shield Aids Tensions Ease
Washington June 16 US Air Power viewed as a shield behind which statesmen can ease tensions with Russia. Harold Talbott said he believes war is not inevitable and that diplomacy can work to reduce friction between the free world and the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Harold Talbott
Free World
Russia
Talbott
McCarthy Pledges To Continue Probe Of Reds In Army
The McCarthy Army hearings, in their 35th day, devolved into a sharp clash between Sen. McCarthy and Army counsel Joseph Welch. McCarthy vowed to press subversive-hunting moves with or without Army cooperation, as Dirksen sought to exclude a secret FBI digest from the issues. Welch produced McCarthy signatures on a loyalty oath tied to the Schine application, while McCarthy labeled the Army charges as fraudulent and unfounded. The testy session stretched beyond adjournment and set up further clashes on alleged pressures and secrecy rules.
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McCarthy Army
Sen
R-Wis
Army
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Papee
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Bill
FBI
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mundt
R-Sd
Wisconsin
McClellan
Ark
Symington
Jackson
Wash
More
Congress
G. David Schine
Subcommittee
Mc Carthy
Roy M Cohn
McCarthy Sparks New Life in Hearings Feud Reignites
Washington dispatch reports Sen. McCarthy gains a second wind in the Army-McCarthy hearings as McClellan Symington clash persists. The session brightens with livelier exchanges after tense moments, with McCarthy joking about time and Symington's prepared remarks.
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Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
McCarthy
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
McClellan
Symington
House Agrees to Sell Farm Surplus Under Aid Plan
The House voted to authorize up to one billion dollars of surplus farm products to friendly nations and gifts of 300 million more to relieve famine. A Senate bill limits disposal to 500 million in one year, with a conference likely to resolve differences. President Eisenhower urged grocers to back a shift to flexible price supports at the Nasdaq convention.
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D-Mass
Kennedy
Gore
D-Tonn
Mansfield
D-Mont
Symington
D-Mo
Lehman
D-Ny
Washington
House
Eisenhower Administration
Senate
Eisenhower
National Assn. of
Motor Carriers Seek Intervention in Pittsburgh Dispute
Western Pennsylvania Motor Carriers Assn asks AFL Inter national Teamsters Union President Dave Beck and Harry Tevis to enforce a contract with Teamsters Local 249 over truck helpers. A 200 company meeting is set as the group and union resolve jurisdictional questions about loading duties.
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Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Motor Carriers Assn
Dave Beck
AFL International Teamsters Union
AFL
Teamsters Union
Association
Beck
Harry A. Tevis
Teamsters Joint Counc
WPMCA
Local 249
John F. Leahy
Thomas L. Fagan
Pennsylvania
Matter Of Interpretation De Segregation In Private Schools
Durham June 16 At Duke University a conference on school law discussed how the Supreme Court ruling against public school segregation may affect private schools and colleges. Speakers warned that state action may define private institutions chartered or funded by the state, with debates on employment, district gerrymandering, transfer rules, and a five pattern framework for private school proposals including gifts and property transfers.
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Robert B. Meyner
Harold G. Hoffman
Trenton
Durham
N.C
Supreme Court
Duke University
Mithh
Greensboro
N. C
John T. Fey
George Washington University Law School
Fey
Robert Kramer
Duke Law School
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Smith
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