Pentagon Opposes Billion-Dollar Cut In Alien Arms Aid
Rep. Varys reports Pentagon would accept a $129 million reduction in overseas arms aid but calls a $1.0 billion slash politically and militarily unacceptable. Defense officials warn a flat cut could force a fundamental revamp of U.S. security and strain NATO. The bill sets ceilings for the new fiscal year, with further action ahead.
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Pentagon
Washington
Varys
Denfense
Vorys
Europe
NATO
Defense
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
John T. Hollister
Ostertag
Ir-Ny
United States
Russia
Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
America
House Committee
Congress
Russians Fire Warning Shots at Japanese Rescue Boat
Tokyo reports Japanese Coast Guard says Russian soldiers fired warning shots today at a rescue boat sent to aid 10 fishermen from a grounded vessel off Suisho Island in the Kuriles. The rescue attempt failed as the boat neared Russian shores and the fate of the crew remains unknown.
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Tokyo
Suisho Island
Kuriles
Japan approves WWII reparations pact for Philippines
TOKYO June 6 Japan's Parliament votes final ratification of a treaty pledging 800 million dollars in goods and loans to the Philippines to atone for World War II damage. The Philippines is expected to seek Senate ratification of the reparations pact and the delayed peace treaty with Japan.
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Tokyo
Japan
Philippines
Senate
Voting Begins in Ecuador as Velasco Ibarra Faces Four Races
Quito June 3 Ecuadorians elected a new president and Congress in a 334 million person republic. Balloting was calm despite a reported plot against outgoing President Velasco Ibarra. Voters included 740000 women voting for the first time.
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Quito
Ecuador
Ecuvadoreans
Congress
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Arizona
Raul Clemente Huerta
National Democratic Front
Camilio Ponce Enriquez
Ricardo Chiriboga Villafoinez
Velascobarra
Ambasador
Washington
Campaign push and tragic wedding car crash in England
In California the final drive for the Democratic presidential nomination sees Stevenson and Kefauver courting Los Angeles voters amid civil rights and old age pension issues. A separate report from Sheffield, England details a wedding party tragedy when a car crash killed the newlyweds and others.
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Kefauver
Los Angel
Cafornia
California
Los Angeles
Kelatver
Eisenhower
South Dakota
Sheffield
Eng
Insi
Nike
Monaco Sets Trial Of Hot Dice Dang
Three Americans from Los Angeles face larceny fraud and complicity charges after allegedly slipping loaded dice at the Monte Carlo Casino. The men Jason Lee 60 Ralph Shaker 40 and Philip Aggie 39 were jailed in Monte Carlo as trial was slated to begin Tuesday.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Jason Lee
Ralph Shaker
Philip Aggie
Los Angeles
Revival by 19 year old evangelist at East Nitro
Tennesse Temple College evangelist Fred R. Mann, age 19, leads a youth revival at East Nitro Baptist Church starting June 4 with nightly services at 9. Each evening features special singing from groups including Mong Duet and Mountain Mission octets, with the church choir and quartet providing music. Public is invited.
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Fred R. Mann
Tennessee Temple College
Chattanooga
Tenn
East Nitro Baptist Church
Paul Alexander
Mong
Boggess
Dunbar Mountain Mission
Charleston
Mountain Mission
St. Albans
Maine River Search For Missing Lewiston Woman
Lewiston police and fire crews dragged the Androscoggin River for the body of 46 year old Emmeline Provencher after her belongings were found along the river bank. She had been reported missing Friday by her husband Lucien.
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Lewiston
Androscoggin River
Emmeline Provencher
Une
Lucien
Pipeline controversy looms over St Laurent downfall
Ottawa reports a bitter funding dispute over a 374 million dollar Trans-Canada pipeline to move natural gas from Alberta to Quebec. The struggle in Parliament centers on government support, potential dissolution of Parliament, and a possible general election this year.
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Alberta
Quebec
Canada
Louis $J. Laurent
House of Commons
Debrte
St. Laurent
Joes
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Lig
Prairie
Winnipeg
Trans-Canada
South Korea fears new communist attack with atomic-armed air force
Seoul reports say North Korea has doubled troops artillery tanks and other weapons since the Korean War end. Chung says three reasons for belief of an imminent attack include a massive manpower rise a 192 percent tank increase and new jet aircraft while U N Command cites northward buildup and warns against reduction in UN firepower.
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FIR
Quarles
Grinnell College
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Twining
Soyer
Cnnmanders
Army
Seoul
South Korea
Republic
Wkwon
Chung
U.N
Alr
SIS
North Korea
United Nations
Obituary notices from a Tennessee area daily page
Multiple death notices and funeral details for Graniedag Brackenrich, Nellie Carr, John Clayton Chapman, James S. Coltans, Charing Denver Hughes, Risa McCormick, Ephram Price, Curtis Summers, Charles Thompson, Larry Golden Titer, and others. Includes survivors, service times, and burial locations across East Raimelie, Chittenville, Dunber, and Beckler areas with local mortuary details.
Funerals Held Across Towns in Ohio and Nearby Areas
Obituaries list multiple funeral services and burials: Mrs. Corm Helva sr of Ohley at Ohley Baptist Church with Rev. Ellis Barker, burial in Replitia Cemetery. Veiled memorials for Jay Cnnitincham Vranestu ary chapel, Charles Soragg at Looney Cemetery near Walton, Ida Flanagan in Fayette County at Jeanette Baptist Church Ermine Mew, Join Bragg burial in Jeaynette MERSEY, Macil V. St al WT Cove at Barisw-Roasall chapel, Rev. G. R. Pauley. Merwins Mirasla Campbell formerly of Charleston in Sonset Memorial Park, Rev. Ralph EB Kipy. Further notices include NEGLSON Poland 16, various burials in Mount Park Lon can, H. O. Ours in Haul Cemetery, PAYSE Wilhelm in Tater and its father Alex McDewell County, plus Richard Ken sVARKS and George Tert-s0 of Richwood. Nicholas Countys 2 pm service at Coleman mortuary in Richwood with Rev. Mercert Pepningios Jr.. burial in Richwood Cemetery.
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Vorna
Mearowbronk
Wop. Ny
Jay Cnnitincham
Mersey
Macil V
St al WT Cove
Barisw-Roasall Mars Chapel
G. R. Pauley
Montgomery Manorial Park
Loncan
Merwin
Mirasla Campbell
Michigan
Charleston
Sonset Memorial Park
Ralph
Kipy Neglson
Poland
Wy Fidler
Frame
Et Bole
Hee
H. O. Ours
Burinti
Morgantown leader Frank E Conner Dies at 64
Frank E Conner of Morgantown former West Virginia Kiwanis International lieutenant governor died in a hospital after a brief illness. He operated a dry cleaning business and was active in Masonic and Presbyterian Church circles. Survived by widow two siblings and a daughter in Cleveland Ohio.
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Frank E, Conner
West Virginia
Kiwanis International
Conner
Frans E. Conner Dr
Charleston
Robert Conner
Cleveland
Ohio
Stella Graves
Ernest
Hubert
Howard
Nobel
Weather Map Chronicle Misread on Page Three
A weather map caption on page three appears garbled with stray letters and broken words. The fragment suggests a forecast map showing currents and temperatures, but no precise region or figures are readable.
One Mine Agrees To End Walkout
Fairmont June 30 One of the larger mines in Northern West Virginia's wildcat coal strike will return to work tomorrow, announced Cecil J Urbaniak of United Mine Workers District 31 after a Barbourville Bethlehem Mines meeting. The 700 workers at Bethlehem Bar Rackville face a key local vote at Williams No 98 mine of Consolidation Coal in Harrison County on a back to work proposal.
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Fairmont
West Virginia
Wildcat
Tommorrow
Cecil J. Urbaniak
United Mine Workers /District 31
UMW
Barrackville
Bethlehem Mines Corp
Urbaniak
JG A. Ui
Williams No. 98
Consolidation Coal Co.w
Mrs Burrus Beard Rites Set in Wisconsin
Service will be held at 2 pm tomorrow in Green Lake Wisconsin for Mrs Burrus E Beard wife of the superintendent of the American Baptist Grounds. She died unexpectedly Saturday night at her home and was mother in law of James L Bailey a Charleston Knox mon teaching at the University of Illinois. A frequent visitor to Charleston she was known to many Baptists in the area who visited Green Lake during summers.
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Green Lake
Wis
Burrus E. Beard
American Baptist
Ticket Agencies Named for Light Opera Show
The Charleston Light Opera Guild selects ticket outlets for The Mikado performances at Morris Harvey College auditorium. Locations include Londeree's and Galpin's music stores in Charleston, McCormick Jewelry in Kanawha City, Gorky's music in South Charleston, and Sloan's Department Store in Dunbar.
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Charleston
Civil War Veteran 'Perkier' Alter Luess Dies or Alters Rounds
In Duluth Minnesota on June 3, Albert Olson, 109, last survivor of the Civil War Union Army, appeared alert after a comfortable night. He has been confined since Memorial Day with recurrent lung congestion and required oxygen briefly yesterday, now listed in fair condition.
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Duluth
Minn
Albert
Couple Die in Apartment Double Suicide Near Sleeping Baby
In Minneapolis a wife Beatrice Allen and husband Virgil Allen were found dead from gunshot wounds in their third floor apartment. The couple's four month old son Larry slept in his crib nearby as neighbors reported hearing shots after an argument the night before.
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Minneapolis
Harold Kaplat
Hennepin County
Virgil Allen
Beatrice
Allen
Charles Moellman
Michael
Patrick
Julia W. Ruhl Dies at 94 in Maryland
Julia Waller Ruhl, 94, a Clarksburg West Virginia suffragette teacher and women's club leader, died Saturday at Kensington Gardens Nursing Home near her 95th birthday. She was first president of the League of Women Voters and led the West Virginia Equal Suffrage Association at ratification of the 19th Amendment. In the 1990s she became the first woman on Clarksburg City Council. Her husband Jubal C. Ruhl, a businessman, died in 1921.
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Tulia Waller Ruhl
Clarksburg
W. Va
Suffragalle
Kensington Gardens
Ruhl
League of Women Voters
West Virginia
West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
Jub &, Rubi Cla
Lions Elect New Governors at West Virginia Convention
The Beckley three day Lions state convention concluded with new governors for West Virginia districts 29-V and 29-4 Richard Ruft Welch defeated Jerome Breckstein Richwood to lead District 29-V Southern WV Charles Riemann Bridgeport won District 29-V Northern WV over W Anger Morgantown Lester Doak Paden City unopposed for Northwestern 29-4. Reliving governors Donald Krisher Dunbar William Chambers Martinsburg and William Caldwell Ravenswood. They assume office July 1.
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Beckley
Lions International
West Virginia
Richard Ruft
Welch
Jerome Breckstein
Richwood
West, Virginia
Charles Riemann
Bridgeport
W. A.nger
Morgantown
Lester Doak
Paden City
Northwestern District
Donald P. Krisher
Dunbar
Williamy J. Chambers
Martinsburg
William M. Caldwell
Ravenswood
Service Today For Huston Amick Amicl
Funeral services are planned today at Hominy Falls Methodist Church for Huston Amick 93 of Levisay Nicholas County who died Saturday after a long illness. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Surviving relatives include two daughters Maggie Perkins and Lockie Grover three sons William and Robert Amick and John Amick, a half sister, two half brothers, 30 grandchildren, 63 great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren. The body was moved to the church by Wallace and Wallace mortuary of East Rainelle.
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Arackenrich
Graniedag
Walter R. Brackenrich Jr
Grenier County
Yretorday
Susie Rake
Ane
Rehrrt. Walker
NS Walter R. Braekenrich
aAdany Hubert
Hessen
Germany
Ts Bill Houchins
Troi
Chittenville
Wallace
Coltans
James
Price
Ephram
Sertice
Viola Blaney
Inez James
Eacles
Lovenin Jackson
Thelma Richman
Zerona
Son
Artiwr Price of Eccles
Anc Elest
Thompson
Charles Part
Piessant
Mason County
Oak Grove
Janes
Pleasant
George
Rex
Gallipoily Ferry
Robert
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Clyde Cheek
Vinton
Ohio
Crete Lélying
Alberta Kincald
Syca- Inmee Brothers
Erman Af A Chis Melvin
West Salon
Ona
Ioe
Letare Aid 2
Tomarcaw
Oak Grove Dub Church
O. A. Carter
Crowe
Pt. Pleasant
Huston Amiel
Levitay
Nicholas County
Hominy Falls Metaondist Church
Joe E. Brown
Lawrence Dorsey
Smelly Aroma of Gil Wiley Campaign Fund Accusation
Sen. Alexander Wiley charged that a smelly aroma rises from a reported campaign fund for his Wisconsin GOP rival. He questioned if crowd money is dumped into Wisconsin to block his reelection and referenced a $150,000 pledge to Rep. Glen Davis. He said there is no present plan to ask the Senate’s influence committee to investigate the report.
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Washington
INS
Alexander Wiley
Rawis
Wiley
GOP
Senate
Wisconsin
Glen Davis
Wis
Francis P. Case
R-S.d
Three West Virginia Cadets Score in Drill Honors at GMS
Three West Virginia cadets won drill honors at Greenbrier Military School in Lewisburg. Harry G. Tibia Rayford took third in the senior competition while James P. Baker of White Sulphur Springs and William G. Schaefler of Lewisburg finished second and third in the junior division.
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Lewisburg
West Virginia
Greenbrier Military School
Harry G. Tibi Af Rayford
Jil Siumand James P. Baker
White Sychpnur Spricvs
Diplomats Seek Compromise on British UN Resolution
In the United Nations Security Council diplomats seek a compromise to a British proposal on Middle East peace. Arab delegations demand revision to avoid implicitly recognizing Israel while Britain and allies push for Hammarskjold led missions. Syria and others threaten to veto or boycott further talks if the paragraph remains intact.
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Security Council
Dag
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London
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Sobolev
Frida Suitel Hscussiot
Israel
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Middle East
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Council
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Hazel Hedrick
Mebel Trout
Verna Cochran
Mary Jane Taylor
L. BR. Stone
Eleanor Chapman
Rene Burch
Kathleen Bailey
Gladys Frazier
C. P. Mattox
Emma Smith
Maine
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Fiouse
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Cooperative
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Social Credit
Javigpen Dents
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St. Laure
CCF
S. Korea
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Dun Whigham Moertuar Chapel
Robert Mril
Granview Memorial Park
Dunber
Livingston Ave
Carr
Nellie
Deeota
Eskdale Mt. Zion Baptist Church
T. Ec
Sergion Anchuvial
Eskdale
Chapman
John Claytonh
Putnam County
Thomas Memorial
Pearl Cb
Samuel
Juanita Crazy
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Pine Grove
Burin
Chures
Hurricane
Heghes
Charing Denver
Essa Standard Oil
Roomppany i Bitefield
Beakhart Viasor
Selina Lodge 2 Afram
Mallem
John W. Morris
Mary A. Hughs
Ethel Connley
Wilmer
Howare Hughes
Boll
Spencer
Barnlett Mortuary
Johnston
Spring “Hill Cemetery
Mile Mortuary
Titer
Larry Golden
Twan Wd
An Airs
Montgomery
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Erewo Brothers
Dons
Leroy
Mra
Roy Ady King
Belle
Ac Pidler
Bede
Corm Helva—sr
Ohley
Pom
Rank
Moniay
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Maph
Maryland
Boston
Chicago
Suly Chou
Mint
Kentucky
At of London Temperstires Pittaty
Searle
Perkier
Alter Luess
Julia W. Ruhl
Huston Amicl
GIL Lobby
GMS
Dixon
U. S
James W. Wadsworth
Herve Alphand
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