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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1960

Page

2

11 year old from Tazewell dies in Mercer pedestrian crash

An 11 year old boy from Tazewell County Va. was killed in a pedestrian traffic accident on Route 102 near the Virginia border. The driver Richard Bolin 16 of Nemours Mercer County WV was not charged. The incident occurred as several youths walked along Route 10 near Wolfe Bluefield area.

Tazewell County Mercer Mercer County Princeton Route 102 Virginia Line William S. Helmandollar Yards Bluefield Sanitarium Paul Lane Richard W. Bolin Nemours Lane Helmandoklar Wolfe Bluefield Bolin Abbs Valley Tower Virginia West Virginia A. S. Powell Ketancourt Joe Lopez Henrique Henriques Ramon Aramas Perez Betsancourt Betancourt Francisco Pinto Salinas Republc Dubuc Saned

Two Charged In Charleston Robbery And Brutal Beating

A 2 year old man and a 16 year old boy face armed robbery and attempt to kill charges after a week old robbery in Charleston. They admitted beating and robbing 50 year old John Crouse at a drive in then dragged him to Elk River where a shotgun was fired. They threw him into the river and attempted to tie his feet with wire.

Charleston Jackie Lee Wolfe John Crouse Elk River Wolfe Crouse Bob Crouse

Texas Hit By Twisters and Rain

Tornadoes and heavy rains lashed Texas causing farm damage near El Campo and Eagle Lake with five inches in Bracken Ranch while cities like Amarillo and San Antonio faced street flooding. No injuries reported as storms spread from coast to inland areas across the state.

el Campo Eagle Lake Houston Victoria Texas Raine Bracken Ranch Amarillo San Antonis New England East Midwest Anit Washington’s Wabash River Clark Reeenaey Hijacki Tomland Shelby County Urope

Surgeon Must Pay Patient for Left Sponge after Breast Cancer Operation

A Norfolk surgeon was ordered to pay 6900 to a 34 year old patient for negligence in not informing her of a sponge left in her armpit after a January 1957 breast cancer operation. The judge found no negligence in the operation itself but held the doctor liable for failure to disclose the risk and for related damages.

Norfolk U.S. Dist Walter E. Hoffman M. K. King Margaret Dietze Germany Dietze Springfield Mass Hoffman England

Scarce Leads In $368000 Motor Vehicles Theft Reward

Charleston report says a $35000 reward for information in the $368000 cash theft from the Motor Vehicles Department has drawn few leads. State Police Lieutenant E L Roush said he was surprised by the lack of contact and noted rewards of this size usually generate many calls. A crank call joke urged sending the reward to a personal address.

Charleston Motor Vehicles Department LA. E

Walkout Threat Looms Over Disarmament Talks

In Geneva the Communist bloc warned it would break off the ten nation disarmament talks until after President Eisenhower leaves office. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin said the bloc has shown patience but cannot wait endlessly. Officials urged that negotiations are dead while Eisenhower remains in the White House, while Zorin accused the United States of using the conference to push an arms race and seek unilateral gains. Accusations followed a speech by Czech Deputy Foreign Minister Jiri Nosek alleging Western hypocrisy.

Geneva Eisenhower Valerian Zorin White House Zarin United States Yorin Ig Washington U.S Frederick M Eaton Eaton Europe Zorin Jiri Nosek David Ormsby-Gore Nosek

Pioneer V Signals Send Clear Readings From Deep Space

NASA reports Pioneer V, launched March 11, remains active about 2.17 million miles from Earth. The probe sends renewed, clear radio signals detailing temperatures and space conditions as the Jodrell Bank station in Manchester monitors the data.

Washington Earth National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jodrel Bank Manchester

Herter Accuses Khrush of Meddling and Optimism on U S Foreign Affairs

Secretary of State Christian Herter accuses Nikita Khrushchev of meddling in U S affairs and expresses cautious optimism about U S foreign policy. He asserts Japan's Western alignment remains strong while noting uncertainty over Soviet influence on the upcoming presidential election and ongoing Cold War tensions. The report references Cuba and inter American committee actions.

Kurushchev Christian A. Herter Washington Herter Kreushcher U.S Tokyo Eisenhower Japan Khrush Christian A Herter Nikita Khrushchev

Revolution Plot Feared After Caracas Blast Kill 3

In Caracas a remote controlled dynamite blast near President Betancourt's motorcade killed three and wounded eight. The attack halted air travel as authorities sealed borders and convened an emergency cabinet session. Col Ramon Armas Perez was killed. Betancourt survived with minor injuries.

Caracas Venezuela Romulo Betayecourt Iy Seace Cacaves

Lightship Rammed and Sunk in N Y Harbor

An Ambrose lightship guarding the New York Harbor entrance was rammed and sunk in fog by the freighter Green Bay. All nine Coast Guard crew escaped on a life raft, and the Green Bay rescued them. The incident marks the first sinking of a lightship here since 1822.

N.Y New York Ambrose New York Harbor Coast Guard Green Bay

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