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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1959

Page

6

Spyland Merry-Go-Round Career Ended On Autobahn

Viktor Schneider and his wife Erika, both charged with espionage for East Germany, faced trial in Karlsruhe eight months after being captured at Freilassing border. The case retraced Schneider’s 1940s war exploits, undercover work for Allies, a Bonn CDU role, and a revenge scheme against Ernst Bach, ending with a two-year sentence each.

Karlsruhe West Germany Freilassing Munich Salzburg Bonn Viktor Schneider Wicka Graf-Galen-Strasse 15 Schneider Mangfall Third Criminal Division Karlsruhe Supreme Court East Germany SSD Siegen Westphalia Wehrmacht France Foreign Legion Indo-China North Africa General de Gaulle Tetouan Spanish Morocco Reichssicherheitshauptamt Heinrich Himmler Paris Gestapo Berlin Erika Konrad Adenauer Christian Democratic Union CDU Adenauer Das Wirtschaftsbild Defense Ministry Newa Das Wirtschaftschild Bach Viktor Karl Grafen Schneiders Grafen Havilland Aircraft Brussels Belgium

Long Threatens 40 More Firings From Louisiana Governor

Gov. Earl Long announced plans to fire at least 40 state officials, out of 500, as part of a chaotic month in Louisiana politics. He said he would return to Baton Rouge Monday and indicated confidence despite hospital stays. He spoke during a daylong statewide drive, ending in Covington where he noted seeing big shots awaiting him.

Covington Earl. K. Long Louisiana Long State Capitol Baton Rouge Winnfield Vidalia

Polaris Test Flight Successful For Nuclear Submarine Missile

The navy reports a test version of the Polaris missile logged a successful flight with objectives met. Telemetry tracked nose cone reentry from over 100 miles, with the simulated warhead landing near a 700 mile Atlantic target. It is the 10th test flight. the system should be ready for submarine use by 1960.

Cape Canaveral Fla Navy Department of Defense Washington Atlantic Ocean

Food Taboos Wasteful Says Expert

Dr Frederick Simmons argues global food taboos waste resources and keep millions hungry. He cites egg and pork restrictions in Africa and Asia, noting social and religious factors behind beef and pork avoidance, and contrasts taboos with American food familiarity. Ships must sail 110 miles up the Rio Plata to reach Buenos Aires.

Madison Wis Nana Frederick Simmons Simoons Africa Simmons United States Simeons Dr. Simmons Rio Plata Buenos Aires Argentina

Tax Study Commission Sets Research Leader for State Revenue

The West Virginia State Tax Study Commission named Denzil L. Gainer research director to analyze state revenue and expenditures. WVU Bureau of Governmental Research will handle county and municipal finance with public meetings set for July in Moundsville Moorefield Bluefield and Charleston.

Charleston State Tax Study Commission West Virginia Denzil L. Gainer Commission West Virginia University Bureau of Governmental Research Moundsville Moorefield Bluefield Gainer Carl Frasure Political Science Department Legislative Library

Expropriations Rise in Latin America Amid U S Oil and Land Ties

Three week break from big four gathering allows Secretary Christian Herter to study a wave of expropriations threatening American property in Latin America. Castro distributes 1,633,000 acres in Cuba. Mexico Sonora seizures 400,000 acres. Brazil Port Allegro plants seized. U S oil stakes in Venezuela and Saudi Arabia continue amid regional tensions.

Washington Nana Geneve Christian Herter U. S Latin America Fidel Castro Cuba United States Castro Mexico Sonora Greene Havana American and Foreign Power Co Isle of Pines Miami Rio Grande Do Sul Brazil Port Allegro National Congress of Brazil Pres. Juscelino Kubitschek Lazaro Cardenas Standard of New Jersey Harry Sinclair Consolidated Oil Dutch-Shell Group Venezuela Saudi Arabia Sahara Algeria

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in sweltering Toronto visit

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip endured 90 degree heat as up to 500000 spectators greeted them in Toronto. The couple split up to attend separate ceremonies, with the Queen speaking at City Hall and Philip addressing engineers and scientists.

Toronto Ont Queen Elizabeth II Prince Philip Erawde Linad Thair Wavenma Philip City Hall UPI

Claytor Lake draws over 6000 visitors in peak season

Dublin Virginia Claytor Lake State Park hosted more than 6000 people Sunday according to Superintendent Ben Bolton. The crowd marked the largest turnout of the season as visitors enjoyed the park.

Dublin Claytor Lake State Park Ben Bolton

World Wide Missions Conference Precedes Presbyterian Meeting

A world wide missions conference at Massanetta Springs preceded the Virginia Synod of the Presbyterian Church session in Harrisonburg. More than 400 attend. Dr. C Darby Fulton discussed Christian bishops and church doctrine. Dr. James S Albertson to be installed moderator. a 1960 moderator will be named.

Harrisonburg Virginia Synod of the Presbyterian Church U. S Massanette Springs C. Darby Fulton Nashville, Tenn World Bishops of the Presbyterian Church Fulton Philip A. Roberts Clifton Forge James S. Albertson Sunnyside Massanetta Springs

Courage Defines the Crew Behind Advanced Ships

The piece contrasts futuristic spacecraft design with the enduring ruggedness of pilots. It highlights how modern vessels rely on veterans whose timeless courage and disciplined training enable daring spaceflight, bridging old bravery with new technology.

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