LeMay cautious on test ban as others endorse pact
Gen LeMay joined Joint Chiefs in backing the limited test ban but voiced grave reservations and said safeguards must be met. Senate discussions after secret questioning highlighted his insistence on verification and full compliance before ratification.
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Derry T. Baulch
Washington
Gen. Curie
E. LeMay
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
LeMay
Air Force Thief of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Armed Services and
Atomic Energy Comuittes
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
McCane
Nyal
Fulbright
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Joint Chiefs
Senate Armed Services Committee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Howard W. Cannon
Dney
Cannon
Senate ‘Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Gasoline in Garbage Can Draws Police Attention
North Charleston police arrested two 20 year old youths for petit larceny after a gallon can filled with gasoline was found carried down the street. Larry Dale Homes and Albert William Mullenaux were identified by a resident and charged for taking gasoline from Appalachian Tire Products trucks and storing it in a garbage can. They were jailed pending arraignment in Municipal Court.
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North Charleston
Larry Dale Homes
30Th St
Albert William Muliensux
Seventh Ave
Appalachian Tire Products ,Inc
Fourth Ave
Lire
Irm
Mullenaux
Holmes
Captain Gullian Suspended by Mayor Shanklin
Capt Gullian, a 21 year veteran, received a two week suspension ending August 27 after charges from Chief Bias. Mayor Shanklin cited retirement eligibility and a clean record as factors in not dismissing him. The action, communicated in a letter to Gullian, took effect last Tuesday.
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Gullian
Gullian Shanklin
Ain
Shanklin
Two Policemen Arrested After Crash In Iowa Street
Two policemen suffered injuries and were arrested after a crash into a utility pole on Iowa Street at Sixth Avenue. Through their attorney D J Savage they will appeal their dismissals to the police Civil Service Commission. Savage said they will file an answer to the charges early next week. Commission chairman Scotty Séruges said a hearing is expected within two weeks.
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D. J. Savage
Commission
Savage
Iowa
Sixth Avenue Sion
R.P. DeVan Jr
Commission -Hotmiet
Scotty) Séruges
Sewer Dispute Continues As Court Sits In Charleston
The court listened to arguments over the sewer district controversy with 100 to 125 residents present. Judge Taylor refused to bow to public pressure, saying he would rule on the law. County officials argued lack of power to oust the commissioners, while attendees included church members and local residents. Property damage from a nearby incident was also noted.
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Marlin Bowles
Pat Casey
Casey
Bowles
S. Groy
Daughters of the. Smith Jr
Pitts
Burgh
Brown
Chapel Ame
Pittsburgh
Charleston
West Virginia
AME
E. C. Hatcher
Wolfe
Dwight D
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Federal Judge Invited to Discuss Law at WV Bar Meeting
Federal Judge John A Field Jr has been invited to discuss federal rules of criminal procedure. The West Virginia Prosecuting Attorneys Association led by Kanawha County Prosecutor Charles Walker plans to explore incorporating federal rules into state courts. The group will meet August 26 to 29 at The Greenbrier before the WV Bar Association annual meeting.
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John A. Field Jr
West Virginia
Charles Walker
Kanawha County
Walker
They Greenbrier
West Virginia Bar Assn
Anchor Falls Injures Dry Branch Worker Painting Boat
Lewis W. Smith, 43, of 2104 Dry Branch Dr., an employee of Amerst Industries Inc., was injured Friday when an anchor fell on him while painting a boat at the firm. He was brought to Charleston Memorial Hospital at 8:30 a.m. treated for lacerations and a fractured middle finger and discharged.
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Lewis W. Smith
Amerst Industries Inc
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Smith
Firework blaze damages Huntington warehouse and apartments
Fire officials blamed careless use of fireworks for a Tuesday fire that ravaged a Huntington warehouse used by Owens-Illinois Glass Co and nearby apartments. Estimated damage reached 780000. Neighborhood residents reported children ages 10 to 15 seen playing with firecrackers near the scene.
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Huntington (Ap
Huntington
John Galllagher
Owens-Ilinois Glass Co
Gallagher
Auto Repair Training Seeks Applicants in Charleston
The West Virginia Employment Security Office in Charleston is interviewing applicants for training as automobile mechanics and auto body repairmen under the Manpower Development and Training Act. Applicants must be heads of families, unemployed, 25 or older with at least three years of work experience. Fifteen men per class will be selected. Training costs are federally funded, with a $24 weekly allowance for progress and attendance. Each class lasts 43 weeks, starting September 3.
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West Virginia
Department of Employment Security
Charleston
Manpower Development and Training Act
Cooperative To Celebrate Its 40th Year
The Southern States Cooperative marks 40 years with its annual membership meeting at 8 p.m. August 29 at Camp Virgil Tate. Hayard B. Hill of South Charleston chairs. E. C. Cantley and Kenneth J. Burgess discuss operations and the fiscal year ending June 30. Board and advisory nominees include L Cavender, William L. Flint, J E Stark, and others from Charleston and nearby areas.
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Southern States Cooperative
Camp
Virgil Tate
Hayard B. Hill
South Charleston
E. C. Cantley
Southern States Charleston Cooperative
Kenneth J. Burgess
Ralph Sayre
Hurricane
J. H Skidmore
Kennedy civil rights plan faces White Sulphur Springs conference
The article notes President Kennedy's civil rights proposal continuing from page 1 with a conference opening Sunday in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. In Chicago Mayor Daley warned demonstrations may end if publicity is limited and media should avoid creating news. In Danville Virginia Judge A M Aiken issued a temporary restraining order restricting George Lincoln Rockwell from delivering speeches likely to incite racial violence.
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Kennedy
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Chicago
Richard 4.Daley
Daley
Danyilee
Corporation Court
A. M. Aiken
George Lincoln Rockwell
Reunions and Centennial Events in West Virginia Communities
Sunday at Cokesbury Methodist Church in Sweet Springs Valley Monroe County a reunion features Dr Henry High of Charleston speaking at 11 am followed by a basket lunch and a centennial style afternoon show. Timothy White Noon Aug 25 at 4H Camp at Deeville Roane County marks another event with a gathering and program.
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Swert Springs Valley
Cokesbury Methodist Church
Sweet Springs Valley
Monroe County
Henry High
Charleston
Timothy White
Deeville
Roane County
Six Months Fulfill Obligation For Army Reserve Service
Young men aged 17 to 26 may serve six months on active duty to fulfill their military obligation under a six-year enlistment. After six months, the reservist spends five and a half years in the ready reserve with weekly drills and two weeks of summer training, earning pay for training days. Contact Capt. Edwin A. Opstad at the South Charleston Reserve Center or call 744 5843 for details.
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Edwin A. Opstad
South Charleston U. S. Army Reserve
South Charleston
F Street
MacCorkle Avenue
Opstad
Vamp Pola Negri Returns to Screen in Moon- Spinners
Hollywood reports Pola Negri will return after 20 years away from cinema in Walt Disney Studios Moon Spinners starring Hayley Mills and Eli Wallach. The veteran vamp joins the cast for the new production announced Friday.
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Pola Negri
Walt Disney Studios
Miss Negri
Hayley Mills
Land Eli Wallach
Evangelist Hatfield to Lead Youth Crusade at Local Church
Rev Herb Hatfield Jr of Garretts Bend Lincoln County will conduct a youth crusade at Lower Falls Baptist Church Coal River Road near St Albans. Rev Dan C Swann pastor says Walt Showen of Charleston will direct music. Crusade begins nightly at 7 30 p m from Sunday through Saturday.
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Herb Hatfield Jr
Garretts Bend
Lincoln County
Lower Falls
Baptist Church
Coal River
St. Albans
Dan C. Swann
Churchi
Walt Showen
Charleston
Weather Roundup Notes Normal Averages Across Regions
The brief reports cooler than normal readings across areas with 2.5 degrees below the average. Early morning winds show 36 north and 42 south as part of the 4:42 a.m. observations, while 6 a.m. readings cite normal highs around 00 north and 49 south with varying coastal and inland conditions.
Dunbar Officials Scramble Over Street Project Costs
Dunbar officials dispute details of an 87000 grant linked paving project. Planning Director MacQueen and Councilman Denny say several involved streets lie under state, not city, maintenance and worry about a dollar-for-dollar city match funded by assessments on residents.
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Charles MacQueen
P. A. Denny
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Roberts and
Taylor Roads
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Myers Avenue
Edwards Circle
Charles ‘Avenue
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Taylor
Sami
Leonncern
Charley
Train Wreck Kills Woman Injures 25 Near Bethel
A passenger car on the New Haven line sidetracked and smashed into a idle freight train near Bethel Connecticut killing Mrs Everett Hurlburt of Roxbury and injuring more than 25 others. The Budd car slammed into the caboose sending wood wheels and passengers flying as it crossed toward Danbury.
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Arbitration Plan Faces Stalemate With Rail Unions
Labor Department sources say unions’ conditions likely won t alter the arbitration framework. Wirtz met with five rail unions for two hours to discuss terms, with a joint session planned later. no outcome announced yet as key issues remain unresolved.
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Labor Department
Labor- Department
Everteet
Arbrelen
Lge
Conservative Party Keeps Profurio Seat
The Conservative party held Profurio’s parliamentary seat with a reduced plurality among 52,357 Stratford voters. Labor candidate James Streeton polled 12,376, Liberal Derrick Martin 7,622, independents 490. the margin fell by about 10,000 votes. The piece also references Eisenhower era labor arbitration debates and broader railroad labor disputes.
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ON “Avon
Eng
John’ D. “Profurio
Shakespeare
Stratford
Exawarmin
Faulds
Labor
Derrick Mirtin
Miles Blair
David Sutch
Profuma
James Streeton
Teeland's Entry First in Beauty at International Pageant
Long Beach Calif Miss Iceland Gudrun Bjarnadottir 20 from Keflavik won Miss International Beauty. Runners up Miss England Diana Westbury Miss Austria Xenia Doppler Miss American Beauty Joyce Bryan and Miss Korea Mi Choi placed in the event with other delegates competing Friday night.
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Calif
Iceland
Keflavik
Gudrun Bjarnadottir
England
Diana Westbury
Derbyshire
Austria
Xenia Doppler
Vienna
Joyce Bryan
Miami
Fla
Sewer bills sent before service in Chesapeake void
Chesapeake residents received sewer bills though no sewers exist yet. Mayor E. McConihay said PSC indicated the town cannot collect fees until service is provided, noting bills mailed to noncustomers were sent after a misinterpretation of rules and can be disregarded.
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Chesapeake
E. McConihay
Public Service Commission
McConshay
PSC
West Virginia Draft Quota Rises for October
West Virginia’s October draft quota stands at 1288, a 172 increase from the same month last year, while state boards have called 2164 men for Army service this month and in July. National quota for October is 17,000, up from 4,000 in 1962.
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Selective Service
West Virginia
Selective ‘Service
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