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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1960

Page

3

Powers Father Defends U2 Pilot in Russia Crisis

Oliver Powers said he trusts President Eisenhower and the State Department to aid his son Frances Powers the U2 pilot captured in Russia. He declined to sue or visit Russia, urging channel processing through government. Newsweek reported letters urging restraint and a radio silence during the flight.

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Balloon flight over Alabama continues cosmic ray probe

A 500 foot diameter balloon launched from Glenco Naval Air Station travels over Alabama and near Pensacola at 114000 feet aiming to drop a parachute with nuclear emulsion film to record cosmic rays. Ground control reports a damaged command circuit but officials call it the most successful flight yet. The glide is expected to end over Texas Tuesday afternoon. County summer term begins in Kanawha with Charleston High School hosting grades 7-12 courses.

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Polio Victim Graduates Amidst Obstacles Across Nation

The Associated Press reports graduates prove polio, blindness, age, and economic hardship do not stop schooling. Marjorie O'Brien, 25, polio survivor in an iron lung, earns a Bachelor of Science from Boston College of Nursing next Monday with daily help from classmates and Officer Mazzucchelli. In Hartford a blind 30s graduate earns a master’s in education, while Noel Holsman, 55, completes a four year degree at Lewis and Clark after a 24 year pause. Alice McLeod, 21, marries young, returns to high school, and earns an all expense scholarship to Michigan State University while caring for her family. The story highlights resilience and support enabling continued education.

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Three Artist Show at Charleston Art Gallery Under Way

The Charleston Art Gallery opens a second three artist display featuring Robert Mitchell a Glen Cove resident in a wheelchair pursuing a BA magna cum laude from C W Post College of LIU. Also honored are Orren E H Andrus age 60 earning a Doctorate in chemical engineering from Wisconsin and Martha Mason 23 leaving her iron lung to receive a BA in English at Wake Forest commencement. Artists on view include Mary Black John Griff Hee Esther Neatman allied artists of West Virginia with two way intercommunications display. Regular hours noon to 3 pm daily except Sundays.

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Wired Doctor Kills Friend Wounds Boss in Hospital Zone

Dr Anthony Ruvolo shot and killed Dr Annunciato La Fate and wounded Dr Frances La Face as he ambushed them after being discharged by one of the victims. Dr Merle Metro, wounded in hand, aided police after Ruvolo fled to a roadblock. Corroborating account says Ruvolo, an anaesthetist, fired five times before arrest. Belgrade report notes cobalt bomb arrival for cancer treatment.

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