Beatles Decline Beverly Hills Hotel Room Block for August Appearance
Hollywood gossip column notes the Beverly Hills Hotel refused Beatles a 15-room block for an August event amid crowd concerns. Natalie Wood and ex-husband R. J. Wagner mingle at Henry Rogers party for Carl Rowan. Marlon Brando denies island purchase. Tarita, Kashfi, and son Christian travel, while Brando enjoys Tahiti. Other items cover Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra directing, Warren Beatty and Leslie Caron, and Milton Berle touring despite ulcers.
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Hollywood
Nana
Beverly Hills
Natalie Wood
R. J. Wagner
Henry Rogers
United States Information Agency
Carl Rowan
R. J
Marion
Natalie
Marlon Brando
Tahiti
Marlon
Tarita
Bali Hi Paradise
Anna Kashfi
Christian Devi
Warren Beatty
Leslie Caron
Leslie
Paris
Yves St. Laurent
Rock Hudson
Warren
Joan Collins
Milton Berel
Milt
Afghans and Red Chinese Map Border
Afghan and Chinese teams travel to Pamir to chart their shared border after a treaty signed in Peking last year. Demarcation is postponed due to wet weather.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Pamir
Peking
India Seeks Ways to Curb Population Growth
In Bombay AP dispatch says Asoka Mehta deputy chairman of India's Planning Commission advocates delaying marriage or banning marriage for many Indians to combat rapid population rise. He argues this is the sole method to manage the surge.
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Bombay
India
Asoka Mehta
Toll reaches 211 on West Virginia roads this year
State Police at Charleston report 211 traffic deaths year to date, up from 167 at the same point last year.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Whittle Urges Active Leadership At Rotary Meeting
Bluefield city manager Randolph Whittle told the Rotary Club that vital communities lean on bold leaders across civic labor management and business. He praised ongoing city projects including Urban Renewal public housing Mercer Street bridge and the new City Park while urging continued progress rather than resting on past achievements.
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Bluefield
Whittle
Mercer Street
Continental Can to Close Hazel Atlas Offices
An executive of Continental Can Co denied plans to shut the Hazel Atlas Glass Division offices in Wheeling West Virginia following a Supreme Court ruling. About 120 jobs would be eliminated but no final action will occur until the U S District Court completes a review ordered by the court. The Supreme Court held Continental violated the Clayton Antitrust Act in acquiring Hazel Atlas properties.
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New York
Continental Can Co
Continental
Hazel-Atlas Glass Division
Wheeling
W. Va
Hazel-Atlas
U. S. Supreme Court
Lawrence Wilkinson
U. S. District Court
Supreme Court
High Court
Hazel- Atlas Properties
Russia Shortens Higher Education Limits Across Fields
Moscow reports a government reduction of duration for higher education. Scientific and technical programs will shrink from 52 to 5 years, law history journalism and art from 5 to 4 years, some medical specialties from 6 to 5 or 2, and agricultural tracks from 5 to 4.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Stevenson Says Noyes Is Quitting United Nations Counselor
Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson announced the resignation of veteran diplomat Charles P. Noyes as counselor of the U.S. mission to the United Nations. Noyes cited personal reasons for stepping down.
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United Nations
N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
Charles P. Noyles
U.S
Noyes
Pope Paul VI studies birth control but keeps rule changes on hold
Vatican announces a broad study of birth control developments including pills. Pope Paul VI says conclusions will be public soon but immediate changes to Pope Pius XII rules are not yet obligatory. He cites continuing Catholic opposition to contraception and references Pius XII’s 1951 stance.
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Pope Paul
Vatican City
Paul VI
Pius XII
Paul
Pope Pius
Kentucky Eyes Appy Program Seeks Appalachian Development Plan
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce backs a private-enterprise based Appalachian development program with federal road building flood control and education while opposing government competition in utilities and hydroelectric power. Officials urge clear funding ratios and oppose TVA bypassing private enterprise.
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Washington
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
G. J. Tankersley
Chamber
Senate Public Works Committee
Appalachia
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tankersley
J. R. Zimmerman
Louis W. Prentiss
U.S.A
American Road Builders’ Association
Clemson Head Hits Report On Tobacco Cancer
Dr. Robert C. Edwards president of Clemson College criticized the Surgeon General tobacco cancer report as gobbledygook. He told Leaf Tobac exporters that farmers must grow higher quality leaf at lower costs and that Clemson is expanding research to improve leaf quality.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Robert C. Edwards
Clemson College
Surgeon General
Leaf Tobacco Exporters Association
Edwards
Clemson
Lawer's Case in High Court Over Disbarment
West Virginia Supreme Court takes under submission a case seeking disbarment of Jackson County attorney Frederick E. Hobart. The WV State Bar ethics committee accuses him of failing to remit $490 in rent receipts for O G Watts and of deceitful statements in court. It also alleges misappropriating $300 from another client, Betty F Weaver.
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Charleston
Jackson County
State Supreme Court
Committee On Legal Ethics
West Virginia State Bar
Frederick E. Hobart
High Court
Hobart
O. G. Watts
Minneapolis
Kanawha County
Watts
Supreme Court
Betty F. Weaver
Wreck Claims Another Charleston Victim
A Marion County resident Kenneth Herbert Yost 55 of Manington died in a Charleston hospital from injuries from a May 18 one car crash on West Virginia 4 near Clendenin. Two other people died in the same accident.
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Charleston
Marion County
Kenneth Herbert Yost
Manington
Yost
W. Va. 4
Clendenin
Pell Will Replace Kennedy As Speaker
Sen Claiborne Pell will substitute for injured Sen Edward Kennedy at West Virginia Democrats Jefferson Jackson dinner in Charleston Saturday evening. Kennedy remains hospitalized after last Friday plane crash in Massachusetts. Pell, a 46 year old Newport resident, is a Rhode Island freshman senator elected in 1960 by the state's largest plurality.
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Charleston
Claiborne Pell
D-R. I
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
West Virginia
James M. Sprouse
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Pell
Newport
Rhode Island
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