Joe Must Go Club Eyes November Recall Bid
Sauk City Wisconsin campaign leaders say the Joe Must Go Club must collect 403900 signatures by midnight to force a recall election against Senator McCarthy. As of Thursday night about 375000 signatures were counted, with optimism fading and plans to launch a second drive if this effort fails.
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Sauk City
Wis
Sen
McCarthy
Joe
Leroy Gore
Wisconsin
Gore
Preside
Chub
Michael
House of
Gore Igle
E. Joe
Pemaraangaeit
Two Boone County Men Killed In Separate Auto Crashes
Two Boone County men died in separate crashes near Cary shout and west of the U S 119 junction. Ralph Poore 30 of Bob White died at Madison General Hospital after his car hit a bridge abutment. O key Elmer Kidd 67 of Lory died en route to hospital after his car wrapped around a tree. Two others were seriously injured and several workers at a local plant suffered non fatal injuries.
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Madison, Jue
Boone County
Madison General Hospital
Ralph Poore
Bob White
Peore
State Rt. 19
Cary
Vance
Dodd
Whalin
Okey Elmer Kidd
Lory
C & O Railroad
O. R. McNeely
Jeffries
Hubert Kidd
Danville
Kidd
Hunter and Hunter Mortuary
Poore
Vance and
Dodd, Mortuary
Damage at Institute plant after carbide blast injures workers
The Dunbar Institute carbide explosion caused injuries including concussion and broken ribs to a power company employee and multiple bruises to others. Dr Sexton and several plant staff were hurt in collisions or while rushing to the scene as police blocked roads and curious residents watched from across the Kanawha River.
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Mountain State
Payne Ave
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Institute
McMillan
Richard Sexton
Central City
Sexton
Carbide & Carbon
State Rt. 25
Institute Plant
Hobert L. Hall Jr
16Th St
Dunbar
Hall
la Power Company
Dr. Sexton
Staats
Robert McKenzie
Leicher Ave
Paul C. Topson
First Ave
Kanawha Valley
Sherwood Spencer
Rotary
Americhe
Can Federation of Labor
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Maryland
Institute Line
New Laboratory
French Bomb Red Convoys and Ammo Dumps Hit Near Dien Bien Phu
French planes scored direct hits with half ton bombs on Viet Minh convoys along routes 15 and 41 near Dien Bien Phu. They also destroyed two Viet Minh ammunition dumps 35 miles east, and strafed troops causing large fires. Red supply routes and American aid shipments continue under strain as airlift plans are delayed by diplomatic hurdles.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Mort
Bie le Aly
Indochine
Two Drunk Drivers Held After Wrecks
Two Charleston men were arrested on drunken driving charges after separate automobile crashes. William Russell Cain, 27, of 26 Third Ave, South Charleston, and Ginite W. Carter, 69, of 606 Hanns Dr, were identified by Annie Robinson and Crockett of the Accident Prevention Bureau. Carter’s car reportedly collided on the Southside Bridge, and both men were taken to City.
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Charleston
Annie Robinson
Crockett
Accident Prevention Bureau
William Russell Cail
Third Ave
South Charleston
Ginite ‘W. Carter
Hanns
Bisley Ave
Ary St. Robinson Sal
Solon urges U S leadership to curb Southeast Asia fighting
California senator signals support for an allied move to pressure Communists in Southeast Asia as conditions for Geneva talks. He implies the United States should lead and act to stop hostilities to keep negotiations alive.
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Solon
Cee
Imechina
California
United States
Southeast Asia
Red Conquest Forgery Claims At Geneva Conference
Huang Hua, the Chinese spokesman at Geneva, branded as a forgery a document tied to Mao Tze tung and World Revolution by 1973. He cited U S Sen William Knowland as inserting the piece into the Congressional Record on April 29 and accused him and Taiwan of forging evidence to intimidate.
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Geneva
Red
Huang
Knowland
Taiwan
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
United States
Dickinson Man Hurt In Auto Accident
A 40 year old Dickinson man Cecil Call was injured yesterday when his car lost control on State Rt 89 near Summersville. Hospital attendants at Charleston Memorial reported possible chest injuries and listed him in good condition. The front wheel caused the car to roll over and Call reportedly fell from the vehicle, becoming pinned when part of the Alto vehicle structure crushed his chest.
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Thomas Memorial
Joel Scott
Rt. 3
Charleston
James Baldwin
Baier St
Albany
William Leavitt
Seventh Ave
Dunbar
George Shelton
Fourth Ave
Elsie Shingleton
Rt. 4
St Albans
Thurmond Parcell
McClung
Gertrude Comer
St. Albans
Glyde Mynes
Njury
Paul D. Williams
Maple Terrace
Brokere
Preagt
Randolph Coyer
N. Kanawich Ave
Charleston Memorial
Jack Burdette
D. L. Brewer
South Park
Dickinson
State Rt
Summersville
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Cecil
Wayne Morse Here Today
Wayne Morse appears in a page 1 continuation recalling his break with the Republican Party before the 1962 election and support for Adlai Stevenson. The article notes Morse, a former law teacher at Wisconsin, Minnesota and Columbia, was elected to the Senate in 1945 and re elected. He served as dean and professor of law at the University of Oregon from 1931 to 1944.
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Adlai Stevenson
Wislconsin
Minnesota
Columbia
Len Morse
Senate
The
University of Oregon Law School
Local 347 Leaders Recall Seven Original Members and Aid
Spencer notes the seven founders formed in 1644 at Huntington and the union, mainly supermarket workers, has run for a decade with no work stoppages. Salaries rose tenfold and the work week dropped from 52 to 42 hours. The union started a free blood donor program in 1947. Three years after founding, Kroger employees in Charleston donated 6,008 cans of milk to the Friendship Train. Local 347 was the only U.S. union to receive a gift from a foreign government in recognition of these contributions.
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Spencer
Huntington
Kroger Co
Charleston
Friendship
Europe
United States
Volunteers Called To Fight Forest Fire Near Los Alamos
State and federal forestry officials issued an emergency call for volunteers to battle a forest fire eight miles west of Los Alamos. Winds reaching 40 mph push the blaze toward the city as a six mile swath of dry pinon pine burns. Firefighters and two units work the line to contain the wind whipped blaze.
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Los Alamos
N.M
Investigation Into Reported Timely Assessments Dropped
State Trooper and paper department auditors reviewed claims by Justice of the Peace Carl F Fitzwater and another official. Both men admitted their roles as investigators determine the amount of money involved. The case is with the Upshur County prosecutor for further action.
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Peweueen
Boyles
Justice of the Peace
Carl F. Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Woodell
Upshur
Tex Department
McCarthy Stevens Tapes Reveal Ongoing Army Conflict
Monitored transcripts show McCarthy pressuring Stevens over McCarthy aide Schine and General Zwicker testimony. Texts from Nov 7 Jan 14 and Feb 20 depict threats and bargaining as hearings loom.
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Blaze Damages Optical Firm and Adjacent Stores on Virginia Street
Fire swept through a two story building housing an optical company and other shops on Virginia Street. Smoke covered B. N. Totten’s jewelry store Wohlmuth Co and several offices while Buckeye Saving and Loan and Gattas Army Store also affected. Matt Corey of Arcade Fruit Market alerted firefighters, earning praise as guardian of Virginia Street.
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Virginia St
Capitol St
Model Optical Co
Gazette
Optical Company
BE. N. Totten’s Jewelry and Optical
Wohlmuth Co
Virginia and
Capitol Sts
Wilbur Carte Insurance Agency
Capitol Insurance Agency
The
Buckeye Saving and Loan Co
M. G
Matt) Corey
Arcade
Corey
Fruit Market
the Guardian of
Totten
McCarthy Charges Foes Target GOP in Army Hearings
Senator McCarthy said Senator Symington of Missouri and adviser Clark Clifford are using the Army hearings to destroy the Republican party. He also praised Army Secretary Stevens as a fine, innocent man trapped into the probe by clever Washington politicians during a layover en route to a Ripon rally.
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McCarthy
Pentagon
Schine
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Stevens
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Army
Subcommittee
Special
Chicago
Sen
Symington
Clark Clifford
Truman
Republican Party
Washington
Wisconsin
Ripon
Wis
Cooperation praised by Symington at Army McCarthy hearings
Senator Symington said it is a pleasure for Democrats to cooperate with the President’s cabinet as Army McCarthy hearings unfold. He flew to Washington for a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner and noted the effort to curb abuse by McCarthy allies. The report also mentions an escapee, barber Ovie Wines, who fled a Dunbar work farm after not paying a taxi fare, and a separate note about Walter Carr involved in related disputes.
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Stevens
Zwicker
McCarthy
Robert
Schine
Dunbar
Ovie Wines
Red Oak St
Court St
Huntington
ST. Paul
Minn
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Army
Flinn Sees Savings If Kanawha County Integrates Schools
Supt. Virgil L. Flinn argues that early racial integration in Kanawha County schools could cut about a quarter of a million dollars from the annual new money need for the 1964-55 term. He cautions that full integration by September is unlikely and that a new redistricting plan is essential before progress can be made. A single bus system for both races could yield early savings, while eliminating marginal dual-system schools depends on redistricting.
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Kanawha
Virgil L. Flinn
Flinn
Filnn
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