Summit opens in Vienna as Kennedy and Khrushchev meet
In Vienna the divided world’s two rival camps begin a two day summit. Kennedy and Khrushchev arrive amid cautious optimism as they seek to understand each other and avoid major changes, with discussions focusing on peace and evolving U S Soviet relations.
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Kennedy De Gaulle Summit Boosts Anglo French Ties
The two nations portrayed the Paris summit as highly successful with strong mutual satisfaction. French officials credited de Gaulle with praise for Kennedy while U S sources said relations are better now than under prior administrations. Both sides acknowledged differences on Nato UN reform and policy in Asia Africa and Latin America.
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Sunday Gazette Mail Crossword Prize Contest Seeks New Puzzle
No winners in 13 656 entries of last Sunday's contest. The Sunday Gazette Mail invites a fresh puzzle entry worth up to 1100 dollars.
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Trujillo Killing Avenged in Dominican Republic
Dominican armed forces announce that the assassination of Rafael Trujillo Sr. has been partly avenged by the slaying of one assassin and the capture of three others. Ex-Brig. Gen. Juan Tomas Diaz, alleged mastermind, escaped and is being hunted amid ongoing search efforts following a massive funeral for the dictator.
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Winds Strike Nicked Town as Mule Causes Casualty
A mild yet gusty windstorm Friday damaged trees and power lines, knocked out a radio station broadcast, shattered a plate glass window, and caused a mule to die of a heart attack. Weather observers reported a maximum 18 mph wind at Kanawha Airport.
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Judge Halts Freedom Ride Challenge in Alabama
A federal judge ordered Freedom Riders to halt their racial challenge in Alabama pending further action. Judge Frank Johnson imposed restraining orders against Montgomery police and a former reserve officer, plus no-bust injunctions with possible prison terms for violations. The judge blamed the Ku Klux Klan for violence and cited police failures, while criticizing Negro leaders and Freedom Rider organizations.
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Dunbar Girl Killed In City Street Crash
A pedestrian fatality in Dunbar occurs when four-year-old Darlene Lynn Payne is struck near her home on Dunbar Avenue. Mrs Charlotte Temple driver of the car said the child darted into the street. police found no charges against her. The death marks the first pedestrian fatality in Dunbar this year and the 128th in Kanawha County. The girl's family includes four brothers and a sister. Reverend J E Hartman to lead funeral service.
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Board grants hearing for WV education staffers dismissal threat
United Press International reports the West Virginia Board of Education will hear Dr. Craig Wilson and Dr. Madison Byar at a July 6-7 meeting in Wheeling after they refused to resign. Superintendent Rex M. Smith sought their dismissal over research philosophy differences and asked the board to uphold it. A board majority reportedly favored the hearing, with policy to hold the majority action in abeyance.
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Horner Orders Safeguard on State Purchase Files
Roy E. Horner Jr the state purchasing director said a program to safeguard and preserve purchase order files was established after a report that newsmen would be barred from inspecting records. The move aims to protect documents while maintaining official procedures.
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Girl 8 Dies After Car Hit During Birth Week Tragedy
Kanawha County report details Vickie Lyon Hudnall eight who died from a car strike while her sister was born. She and family witnesses describe hospital care at Laird Memorial after a Riverside incident near U.S. 60. Funeral arrangements follow at Cook Funeral Home Cedar Grove.
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Laugh It Off One Thing About Your Ma
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Noted Civic Leader Dies
Mrs. Florence Jeroloman Scott Abney, long a generous contributor to welfare projects and the arts in the Kanawha Valley, died Friday in Charleston General Hospital after a short illness. Widow of Capt Addison M Scott, she was later married to William O Abney. Abney Co founder and former vice president of Charleston National Bank leader, she lived at 1428 Virginia St E and supported Hillcrest Sanitarium YWCA Boy and Girl Scout programs and building funds.
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