Neutrals Call for Revived Ban on Nuclear Tests
Neutrals pressed for a treaty banning nuclear tests as key powers stalled in three power talks. U S envoy urged not to surrender, while Soviet delegates accused Western states of aggression and warned negotiations must move beyond stalemate. Recess to be rethought with aim for a possible agreement by early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peres Co
Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Arthur H. Dean
U S
Valerian A. Zorin
U. 5
Secnre
Zorin
James Bargington
Burma
Alva Myrdal
Sweden
Alfonso de Mello - France
Brazil
Seven More Negroes Sent to Hyannis on Cape Cod
Seven more Blacks were sent toward Hyannis in Massachusetts as civil rights tensions rose. The move follows clearance of barriers allowing riders housed in a college dormitory to move to a deactivated military base. Military buses will transport several adults and 35 children to Camp Edwards, while Barnstable officials relocate residents to make room for classes. A Hyannis family recently fled a fire and was housed at a motel. The Cape Cod Refugee Committee explored job options with Halsil Products, potentially funding rider transport for qualified workers. A National Association for the Advancement of Colored People representative visited Hyannis as the local chapter grows, noting no discrimination and praising chapter handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Edwards
Barnstable
Hyannis
Cape Cod Community College
Health Department
Cape Cod
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gloster Current
Violator Gets Termin Pen
A young man named John Health Brown, 19, of 908 Young St, was sentenced to five to 18 years in the state penitentiary after violating his probation on an unarmed robbery charge stemming from a September street robbery. Probation officers reported recent trouble, drinking, and associating with bad company. Judge William J. Thompson also placed three others on probation: Perry Lindermuth, 19, for joy riding. LeRoy Johnson, 21, for delinquency of a minor. and Robert Jack Wartman, 26, for breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
John Health Brown
Young Sr
Butlitt Street
Brown
William J. Thompson
Perry Lindermuth
W. Washington St
Leroy Johnson
Dry Branch
Robert Jack Wartman
South Charleston
Lindermuth
Johnson
Hartman
West Virginia real estate licenses granted by commission
The West Virginia Real Estate Commission announced issuance of two broker licenses and fourteen salesmen licenses on Thursday. Brokers Loudoun L. Thompson Romney and Francis C. Peters Washington DC. Salesmen include James E ward Carter Yvonne Carney Dunn Betty Lou Evans Barbat Faye Melton Virginia Price Miller Jack Neal Vallandingham Charleston Elmer John Burgess Ernest Floyd Lea Harpers Ferry Peter Clyne Buffington Virginia Avandlle Grav ver Margie June Wright Huntington Willam DE Howserer Marlinton Michael M McGraw Parkersburg Edward Arthur Darby Jr. Weirton Rex Peters Washington DC One broker and one salesman licensed by reciprocity others on exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Real Estate, Commission
Loudoun L. Thompson
Romney
Francis C. Peters
Washington, D.C
James Eward Carter
Yvonne Carney Dunn
Betty Lou Evans
Barbat Faye Melton
Virginia Price M Ler
Jack Neal Vallandingham
Charleston
Elmer John Burgess
Ernest Floyd Lea
Harpers Ferry
Peter Clyne Buffington
Virginia
Avandlle Grav
Current Movies Midtown Screenings and Stars
A garbled list of film titles and stars from Midtown venues. Highlights include VIRGINIAN with Spencer Tracy Burt Lancaster Richard Widmark May Britt. CAPITOL Spartacus with Kirk Douglas and Jean Simmons. LIBRARY entries Tarawa Beachhead and Lover Come Back with Rock Hudson and Doris Day. WEST House on Haunted Hill and The Innocents with Deborah Kerr. ALBAN Gorge color featuring James Travers. THE OUTSIDER with Tony Curtis. THE BRAMBLE BUSH with Richard Burton. PRICE The Outsider with Troy and Shirley Eaton. plus various other titles and names scattered across venues like ARENA TRAIL VICTORY and NITRO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midtown
Virginian
Spencer Tracy
Burt Lancaster
Richard Widmark
Mayi- Trilign Scheil
Kearse
Pisgcenig
Walt Disney
Capitol
Spartacus
KK Pougins
Jean Simmesns
Tony
Tarawa Beachhead
Cine
Rock Hudson
Doris Day
Custer
Hitler
Richard Baschart
Maria Bo
Jearse Coan
Dina Merril
Russertnd
Alec Buncess
Disney
Vincent Price
Deborah Kerr
Owens
Jerry Lewy
ARENA
Pincech
Sir Tory Cortes
Sermar
Tre Coveh
Victory
Gregory Peck
Dav
Sr Ee
bin Trave m
Sylvester
Bob Mathiae
Richard Bosshart
Maria Emo
Jeanne Crin
Jim Brown
Onight
Marlon Brande
Psycho
Anthony Perkins
Kerwin Mathews
Commanche
Dane Andrews
Jeffrey Hunter- Janssen
Patricia Owenn
Bobby
Jerry Lewis
the Outsider
Tony Curtis
Shirley Eaton
James Brown
Joan Staley
Gregory Feck
David Niven
Rosai Wanali A
Jen
Vincent ‘Ice
Oabre Kerr
Marilyn Monroe Dropped From Some Like It Got To Give
Twentieth Century Fox fired Marilyn Monroe from the film Some Things Got to Give for repeated absences during production. Peter Levathes said no justification was given for missed photography days and legal action may follow. Monroe offered no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox
Marilyn Monroe
Peter Levathes
Miss Monroe
King Novak
Levathes
Musicians Union Convention Set for Pittsburgh
President John G Hackney and Secretary Rubin Blumberg will represent Local 136 at the 63rd annual convention of the musicians union in Pittsburgh. About 1,200 delegates from 700 locals in the United States and Canada are expected to attend the event opening Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G Hackney
Rubin Blumberg
American Federation of Musicians + AFLCIO
The
Musicians Union
Pittsburgh
United States
Canada
Food Shortage Jitters Among East European Satellites
Nervous markets rise across East European satellites after a Soviet led price hike on meat and butter. Khrushchev met privately with Poland and East German leaders amid weather concerns and resistance to collective farming. Comecon nations seek aid while Moscow signals restraint in agricultural policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BERM
Subd
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomutka
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Soviet Bloc
Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Comecon
Bulgaria
Moscow
Nerves of Steel Parody Marks White House Satire Show
The Women s National Press Club staged a satirical review in Washington lampooning President Kennedy and top aides. The 300 seat audience included Vice President Johnson and guests as the skit mocked campaign talk and white house antics with songs and skits about Kennedy family, Johnson hospitality, and space era quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
National Press Club
Lyndon B. Johnson
Massachusetts
Edward Ted Kennedy
U. S
Senate
Press Review
Goldfish Bowl
Washington Monument
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D Eisenhower
Texas
Johnson
Charles Peckham
Wmal-Tv
Antony F. Matarese
Bonnie Angelo
Newsday
Women's National Press Club
Auditor Names 2 WVU Law School Graduates as Legal Assistants
State Auditor Denzil L. Gainer announced two 1962 WVU law school graduates were appointed legal assistants. J William Sarver, 27, of Fairmont, will handle general duties. George Raphael Triplett, 26, of Cheat Ridge now in Elkins, joins the securities division. Sarver earned economics degree in 1956, served in the Navy, and holds a Naval Reserve commission. Triplett, a Davis and Elkins graduate, studied at Potomac State College and Shenandoah, earned a math and science BS in 1956, and taught at Shinnston and Colln high schools.
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Associated Press
Denzil L. Gainer
West Virginia University
Law School
J. William Sarver
Fairmont
Asst
Robert Sarver
George Raphael Triplett
Cheat Ridge
Randolph County
Elkins
Securities
Sarver
June ROTC graduates commissioned as Army second lieutenants
Nine June graduates of West Virginia State College received commissions as Army second lieutenants after completing their college ROTC training. The new officers include Harold L. Allman of Nitro, Donald E. Robinson of Rand, Jerry R. Jeffrey of Charleston, John W. Gravely of Cincinnati, Charles C. Given of Charleston, Ronald E. Lewis of Welch, James L. Mitchell of Institute, Floyd P. Horton of Bluefield, and Chauncey W. Starkey of Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia State College
Army
Harold L. Allman
Nitro
Donald E. Robinson
Rand
Jerry R. Jeffrey
Charleston
John W. Gravely
Cincinnati
Charles C. Given
Ronald E. Lewis
Welch
James L. Mitchell
Institute
Floyd P. Horton
Bluefield
Chauncey W. Starkey
222 Named To Barron's Safety Unit
Gov. Barron appoints 222 to traffic safety advisory committee to meet in the Statehouse Wednesday. The roster includes state county and city officials and representatives from major groups such as the West Virginia Safety Council and Labor Federation. A tour of Smith Europe and the Holy Land is planned with return anticipated around July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barron
Statehouse
State
W. E. Burchett
Senate
Howard W. Carson
House
Spaker
Julius W. Singleton Jr
Lawrence Barker
Virginia Mae Brown
Grover T. Davis Jr
N. H. Dyer
Jack A. Nuckols
Donald Robertson
James E. Adkins
Burl A. Sawyers
Chesapeake Assembly of God
Warden M. Church
Rex M
West
Emmett Bush
West Vir
Ginia Motor Truck Assn
Charles ‘Thomas Ramsey
Marilyn Hopkins
West Virginia Adkins
Ruth Shearer
Safety Council
Miles C. Stan- Rosetta McCormick and
Missley
West Virginia Labor Sherry Crawford Federation
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Lee and
Court Streets
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Morris Harvey
Josh Kennedy
Orville Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Dixie
Sotten
Billie Sol
Gwen Gibson
New York Daily News
U.S. Marine Band
Washington and Lee University
College of Law
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Triplett
Shinnston
Coallon
Barron’s
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Tony Randall
Avay
Adams
S. Wash
Mccorkle Ave
Kanawha City
Mt. Varneser
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Farkway
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Gerwen Arena
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Dick Shawn
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