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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1960

Page

7

Khrushchev broadcasts three stage disarmament proposal

Khrushchev outlines a three stage plan aiming to ban delivery means and bases, reduce armed forces, and end production of nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. He advocates dismantling bases and carriers and calls for inspections under agreed terms amid U N discussions.

Khrushchev United States Soviet Union U. N United Nations Russia France

Vacation Bible School and Church Activities in Cross Lanes

Cross Lanes Methodist Church announces a week long Vacation Bible School from 9 to noon for children ages four to sixth grade with the theme The Church and John Wesley. Evelyn Lowe directs with separate groups for Kindergarten primary and Juniors. sixth grade instruction by Mrs. William Cramer. McKINNON Presbyterian Church circles meet with multiple hosts and times Tuesday. Cross Lanes Methodist men begin their new conference year Friday at 6 p.m. New officers named president John Cadle and others.

Lucille Mullins Cross Lanes Methodist Church Evelyn Lowe John Wesley David Peck Russell [Paxton jLona Harmon William Cramer John Cadle Ivey Gilliam John Vicars Carl Shivertaker

Weather shift brings storms along southern Atlantic coast

Wet conditions with showers and thundershowers forecast today along the middle and southern Atlantic coast. Warmer temperatures expected on the coast while cooler air moves into the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions. AP Wirephoto.

Atlantic Great Lakes Ohiol

Mate Held Continued From Page i In Bomb Case

Sheriff Tom Cartwright and deputies detained Tate at the hospital where his wife underwent surgery. Chief investigator Tom Kerkeles said a bomb was left at Mrs. Tate’s mother Dorothy Hayes home. Hayes found the package at the family mailbox and handed it to Tate. Tate’s wife’s newborn baby was unharmed. two daughters witnessed the moment of detonation.

Page i Tom Cartwright Tate Tom Kerkeles

Carson Named State Liquor Control Commission Leader

Carson won a first round 46-26 open ballot for chairman at a reorganizational meeting of the State Liquor Control Commission. Burkhart and Carson are the only holdovers. other officers include Woolwine as vice chairman Perine as associate chair Lupardus as secretary. Retiring officers include Shumate Roberts and Grege. The meeting was held in secret with non-committee members barred.

State Liquor Control Commission Phil M. Woolwine South Charleston Frances E. Perine Belle C. W. Lupardus Charleston William A. Burkhart Tharleston Carson Carson and Burkhart Shumate W. K. Roberts Dunbar Robert Grege Kanawha City

INRA shakeup as Cuban agrarian reforms draw fire

Waldo Medina, INRA legal chief and key figure in confiscations, was ousted. Rene Aniilo, head of Combate, was named to replace him. INRA continues to push rural cooperatives, dominating farm production and marketing, while critics call its errors colossal.

Soviet Bloc Waldo Medina INRA Rene Aniilo Combate Inra Tomato Cooperatives Cuba

Weather Here and Elsewhere June 3 1960

Weather brief notes scattered across regions with relative humidity measurements and times. The fragment lists a low 887 and 367 figures without clear context.

Jury Fails To Reach Neal Verdict In Homicide Trial

Jurors considering Neal’s case failed to agree on a verdict after deliberating on multiple charges from first degree murder to not guilty by reason of insanity. The defense argued accidental killing and insanity, while prosecutors described a fatal asphyxiation from blows with a rubber hose. The jury requested the victim’s photo and heard pathologist Dr. Peter Ladewig testify that a neck blow caused death. Neal claimed he did not intend to kill and that Jimmy dodged, making targeted blows impossible.

Neal Peter Ladewig Jimmy Charles M. Walker U2s Ussr Belnan

Gates Testimony Defends U2 Spying and Cold War Strategy

In a secret transcript later released, Secretary Gates defended early U2 flights as essential for national defense and said continued reconnaissance would have aided the United States. He described intelligence from past flights on air fields missiles and submarines as crucial while noting some assessments overstated Soviet strength. The defense secretary also said a Paris alert was prudent and that a separate practice alert would extend for days.

Gates Soviet Union United States Central Intelligence Agency Defense U2s Paris Khrushchev Eisenhower Christian A. Herter

Tombstone Rite for Sam Bull to be Held in Bnai Jacob Cemetery

Dedication of the tombstone for Sam Bull of 1527 Jackson Street will take place at 1 p m Sunday in B na i Jacob Cemetery South Hills. Rabbi Samuel Cooper and Cantor Paul Reiss will conduct the service.

Sam Bull Jackson St B'nai Jacob South Hills Samuel Cooper Paul Reiss

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