Soviets Delay Hot Line Pact Signature
The Soviet Union delays signing the Washington Moscow hot line treaty as Tsarapkin cites unresolved points and omits linking the pact to the 17 nation disarmament conference. Officials say technical accord is complete but Moscow withholds formal approval amid secrecy and tension with China.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
Washington
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Kremlin
Red China
United States
London
Britain
Lincoln White Assigned Job In Australia
Lincoln White, veteran press officer, is appointed consul general at Melbourne Australia. Richard T. Phillips will become the main daily foreign policy spokesman. White has served the State Department since 1939 and will move to Melbourne to succeed Frank S. Hopkins. The posting follows routine rotations and reflects White’s long service, health, and the department’s news handling reforms.
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Washington
Ifi
State Department
Lincoln White
Melbourne
Australia
White
Richard T. Phillips
Phillips
Robert
J."manning
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Manning
Foreign Service
Career
Frank S. Hopkins
June Hootenany On Tap Tonight Rally Set
A June Hootenany rally sponsored by the Southern West Virginia Region of the SCCA runs tonight. Registration opens at 8 30 p m on the Capitol Building north side for a three hour straight time distance event. Rallymasters Earl Walter and Al Ludlow promise near four mph average speeds and a possible hidden check point with safety gear required and entry fees of 2 50 members 3 guests.
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West Virginia
The
Sports Car Club of America
Capitol Building
Earl Walter
Alf Ludlow
Mormon Denies Race Policy Shift
Salt Lake City church officials deny reports that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints is studying removing the ban on Negro priesthood membership. Hugh B Brown said misquotation claimed the hierarchy considered changing the policy, stressing no reconsideration of the ban. Negroes are admitted to general membership but barred from the lay priesthood.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mormon
Hugh B. Brown
Church
Mormon Church
City Gallery Plans Rental Of Artwork
The Charleston Art Gallery at Sunrise offers original paintings by local artists on a monthly rental from 1 to 2 dollars with up to three months display. Works include water color oil Bouache and pastel and rental fees may apply toward purchase. Artists schedule shows dates in June for meetings with prospective renters. Summers hours are 1 to 4 p.m. Tue,Fri. 10:30 to 4 Sat. 1 to 4 Sun.
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Charleston Gazette
Charleston
W. Va
Independent Democratic Newspaner
Daily Gazette Company
West Virginia
Newspaper Agency Corp
Carclers
Gazette
Associated Press
Ad Telephone Waal
John Hudkins
Helen ‘Malcolm
Georgearina Ford
Margery Clark
Agnes Daugherty
Frances Schepman
Dorothy” Massey
Lucina Keane
Joe
Mary Black
Wesleyan Chief Backed by Methodist Leaders Amid Racial Tensions
Wesleyan principal Dr. Claude Kent Stanley H. Martin of Weston won support from West Virginia Methodist Conference leaders who praised his administration as faithful and devoted. The conference adopted a racial crisis resolution urging equal rights and opportunities for all citizens, including voting, pay, education, public facilities, and worship. The body plans to dispatch delegates to the 1964 Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference in Pittsburg and sent copies of the resolution to state and national leaders.
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Buckhannon
Press- Marlin
Wesley
Claude Kent Stanley H. Martin
Weston
Collines
Virginia Wesleyan College
Fred G. Holloway
Charleston
Garrett Evans
Eaid Aarlian
Erinoe
Huntington
West Virginia Methodist Conference
Wesleyan
Martin
Weave
Charles Godwin
Parkers
Burg
Methodist Church
Truman Potter
Henry High
Pitts
Burgh Church
Lacy Burns
Charleston Disothers
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Kennedy
Harold Hughes
Harold'.g. Outright
Hughes
Two Boys Hurt In Accidents In Charleston
Larry Frame 16 of 1617 Crescent Rd suffered minor facial abrasions right shoulder and a cut foot after riding a bicycle into a car in the 1600 block of Pennsylvania Avenue. Rosalee Venutsanos 3 of 118 Cora St drove the car. no charges. Richard David Cronin 4 of 151 Pennsylvania Ave was injured as a passenger when his car collided with a truck at Court and Quarrier Streets. damage set at 500 dollars.
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Larry Frame
Crescent Rd
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charleston General Hospital
Rosalee Venutsanos
Cora St
Richard David Cronin
Pennsylvania Ave
Court
Quarrier
Nancy Cronin
Second Ave
Arley
Trent
Ohio Ave
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June Hootenany
City Gallery
University Club of Charleston
Robert P. Slusser
Bertram R. Harper
John W. Ackenhusen
Thomas V. Beatty
Paul C. Susie
Everett R. Lashley
James C. Irwin I
Robert H. Edele
Board of
Y Vane
General Electric
Father
Marehouse
W. Wash. Street
RAL Electric School
Generail Electric
General Electric Upright Freezer
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