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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1961

Page

3

Kennedy Reports Khrushchev Talks At Geneva Vienna

President Kennedy said Geneva negotiations could yield progress on Laos and a cease fire though no concessions emerged on nuclear tests. He cited Khrushchev’s veto demand and warned the nuclear race end is not near while stressing continued talks and Western Europe security on Berlin. He praised the Paris meeting with de Gaulle and described two sober days with Khrushchev in Vienna with no ultimatums or major decisions.

Laos Geneva Kennedy Khrushchev Soviet Union Europe Berlin de Gaulle Paris Vienna U.S Wang Pan Control Commission Parlong Jongt

Expert Claims Tire Defective in McClung Crash

The McClung suit argues a Sears Roebuck tire defect caused a 1958 crash in Nehunta Georgia injuring Mrs. McClung and knee injury to her husband. Expert Morris Omasky testified about rubber fragments causing a defective sealing ring. Plaintiffs seek 100000 and 200000 against Sears and Armstrong Rubber Co. Defendants dispute a tire defect and blame speed and wheel rim issues. Trial continues.

Byron A Omasky McClung Quinwood Nehunta Morris Omasky Bitl Cambridge Mass U.S Sears Roebuck & Co Armstrong Rubber Co McClungs Yale David Koskoff Pittsburgh The Durere Sears Armstrong

Discrimination Meeting Sets Job Focus in Kanawha Valley

At a Kanawha Valley Council on Human Relations session the appalling discrimination against Negroes in employment was highlighted. Leaders urged shifting efforts from public accommodations to employment, with plans to engage chemical plants banks and retailers to hire qualified Negroes. New officers include Mrs Walter Cantrell as president and Mrs Virgil Gilmore as treasurer, with a broad new board detailing two and one year terms.

Kanawha Virgil Gilmore Gilmore Charleston Congress On Racist Equality CORE Charles E. White L. James White Walter B. Cantrell Wilson W. G. Moore W.S. Walker Jr Harold Keener F. Guy Ash Charles Cohen Nelson Fldred Andrew Gardner Irving Goldman James John Wilkes Nicholas Winowich W. Grose Horper E. Forrest Jones Ralph Webb

Vote Urged to Ease Relief Burden for Unemployed

Goldberg urged voters to back measures aiding job seekers as many already receive unemployment compensation or relief. The aim is to reduce relief burdens by helping unemployed individuals find work.

Goldberg

Electrical firms convicted in Philadelphia bid rigging

Twenty five firms including Hubbard McGraw Edison Joslyn and A B Chance were convicted in Philadelphia on bid rigging of heavy electrical equipment. Milwaukee probe cited as unrelated. Penalty potentially severe. Chicago firm officials expressed surprise but would not comment yet.

Oliver Electrical Manufacturing’ Ia Battle Creek Mich Utilities Service Co Allenown Hubbard & Co Chicago McGraw-Edison Co Elgin Manufacturing & Supply Cage A. B. Chance Co Centralia Hubbard McGraw-Edison Joslyn A. B. Chance Philadelphia Milwaukee AU Iaa Lhe Hlinois Chorvat

Weather data fragment for Tuesday in the Elsewhere region

A weather snippet reports humidities around 76 percent at 7 pm and 90 at 1 am with Tuesday conditions. Winds reach up to 11 mph from the west southwest at noon.

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Mountaineer Boys State selects Glenn Kiger governor

Glenn Kiger of Parkersburg won the Mountaineer Boys State governor race with 217 votes to 131 for George Bennett of Morgantown. The Nationalist Party captured eight of 11 major offices, with Tom Harrold as attorney general and Richard Wilson as agriculture commissioner among winners. Federalist tickets named Dave Brown as secretary of state and Tom DeVoge as auditor. The ceremony took place at the American Legion camp in Jackson's Mill.

Jackson Mill Glenn Kiger Parkersburg Mountaineer Boys’ State George Bennett Morgantown Kiger Nationalist Party Tom Harrold Huntington Richard Wilson Kistler Logan County John Harvold Clarksburg Paul Lambert Wellsburg Robert

Four Injured In Wreck Near St Albans on U S 60

Four people were hurt when a car crossed a creek near St Albans city limits and struck a power pole off U S 60. Injuries included fractured ribs facial fractures and facial cuts. All were treated at Thomas Memorial Hospital in South Charleston.

Ovdr U Ward Butch Thomas Me Pre.doemorial Hospital South Charles St. Albans

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