Urgent plea over Hart trial and U S policy
Ottawa area residents join 10000 petitioners urging the government to permit a Japanese trial for GI Girard. Sen Dirksen meets with White House advisers as the case moves to federal court to dismiss habeas corpus efforts. Justice officials resist disclosure of privileged documents amid requests to examine Japan deal files. Local figures Clemens and LeRoy Clemens helped organize support and courted presidential attention.
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Gerding
Ottawa
Sen. Dirksen
R-Mi
White House
Eisenhower
Wes
Louis
LaNeCabe
United States
Wit Safina
Girard
Japan
U.S
Theovernment
U.S. Alty
Oliver Gasch
State
Dulles
Sec
Retary of Defense
Wilson
Army
Brucker
Clemens
William Girard
Sen
Douglas
Senate
Tevning ‘Girard
Sines Girard
Ena
céert-m _ Dae
Eine Aesia
Goldwater
R-Aziz
Mayflower Becalmed Near Portsmouth Voyage Delay
Mayflower, becalmed near Cape Cod, floats 60 miles west of Nantucket Light with 130 miles left to Plymouth. Captain Alan Villiers reports uncertain arrival time as the 180 ton bark drifts in light winds. After Plymouth stop, the Mayflower heads to New York for display before returning to Britain in a friendship gesture.
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Cape Ose Cod Bay
Plymouth
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Alan Villiers
Nantucket
Mayflower
Plymouthy
Two Waive to Jury In Raleigh Shooting
Two Princewick men Donald Lee Mitchem and William Rutledge waived to the grand jury on maiming charges. They were arrested in Raleigh County after a 47 year old coal miner Joe Rogers of Resoco was shot in the head near his home and taken for neurosurgical treatment at a Bluefield hospital. Prosecuting Attorney A J Sparacino said they were able to Raleigh County jail.
Formosa Engineer Tours Kanawha Valley Plants
A Formosa electrical engineer named Yew Ti Lu visits Charleston business sites in the Kanawha Valley. Sponsored by the U S Department of Labor and State Department, he tours Libby Owens Ford Glass then the Electro Met plant at Alloy, with plans to visit Appalachian Power Co and either Union Carbide Chemicals Co or Du Pont plant. The West Virginia Labor Department arranged the itinerary.
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Formosa
Charleston
Ine
Kanawha Valley
United States
U. S. Department of Labor
State Department
Libby- Owens-Ford Glass
Electromet
Alloy
Appalachian Power Co
Union Carbide Chemicals Co
du Pont
West Virginia Labor Department
British H Fallout Less Than Expected
Japan believes fallout from Britain's H bomb test near Christmas Island was smaller than earlier blasts. Miyake of the Miyake Meteorological Institute estimated radioactive material reached Japan in about 20 days. He cited rainwater counts of about 500 per minute per litre, noting Japanese counters differ in calibration from others.
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Japan
Sepo
Christmas Island
Asuo Miyake
Miyake Meteorological Institute
Conservative surge reshapes Canadian vote and leadership
Polls show the Conservatives making major gains in Maritime provinces and Ontario as Liberal rule nears its 22nd year. John Diefenbaker campaigns on change while voting errors and ballot thefts occur in early districts, with the outcome determined by a majority of 265 seats.
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Maritime Provinces
Ontario
John Diefenbaker
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Montreal
Pistol Point
Inter
Diefenbaker
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Woman loses vote but gains son in Simcoe birth
Simcoe Ont June 10 Mrs Jack McKay lost her vote in Canada's general elections but gained a son. She told her husband at the polling booth I dont think I can make it Take me to the hospital The baby was born within the hour.
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Simcoe
Ont
Jack McKay
Canada
Weather roundup across states for Tuesday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies in multiple regions including Charleston and Virginia with scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers. Highs near 85 degrees in some areas, with humid, unsettled conditions boosting chances of storms in portions of the Southeast and Midwest.
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Charleston
West
Virginia
Oena
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Ely
Kentucky
Rand Ice Co Owner Dies in Charleston Hospital
Brady Q Patterson aged 60 died yesterday after a brief illness in a Charleston hospital. Service set for 2 p m tomorrow at Fidler and Frame mortuary chapel Belle burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. Surviving wife Mish three sons James Charleston Howard Rand Paul Belle a daughter Mrs W S Kegley Malden four brothers Cleve Okey William Charleston Edgar Tad two sisters Mrs Fiona Preston and Mrs Mae Williams Charleston and six grandchildren. Frame mortuary handling arrangements.
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Brady Q. Patterson
Midland Ice Co
Rand
Charleston
Harvey Orr
Belle
Spring Hill Cemetery
Mr. Patterson
Jackson County
Kanawha’ Valley
Ice Company
Mish
James
Howard
Paul
W. 5
Kegley
Malden
Cleve
Okey
William
Edgar
Tad
Fiona Preston
Mae Williams
Frame Mortai
Chapman
Lacy Kirkham
Seth
Boone County
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Winnie Elswick
Blue Pennant
Sally Hassham
Opal Walker
Rachel Lambert
Comfort
Virgil
Orgas
Ced Elwood
Columbus
Obioanie
Raymond
Mack
Alfred Kirkhart
Newton
George Bassbam
Uday
Fayetteville Council Clears Police Chief of Negligence
Fayetteville council dismisses a negligence charge against Police Chief Tunney Hunsaker raised by Robert C. Richie of Fayette Mercantile Co. The merchant claimed the chief should have arrested a woman shoplifter without a warrant. Officials said the chief acted within his rights and that police generally avoid action without a warrant to protect against civil liability.
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Fayetteville Council
Fayetteville
Tunney Hunsaker
Robert C. Richie
Fayette Mercantile Co
Richie
Hungaker
Hunsaker
Charleston
Obituary notices from Charleston area memorials and deaths
An obituary roundup notes Cecil Sreewe infant son of Cecil Brawer of Charleston Heights died in Montgomery. Funeral plans set for Montgomery Memorial Park. Other notices include Lacy Kirkham Chapman of Seth Boone County, Ella Rape Chattin of Pt. Pleasant, Thomas J. Cleek of Pt. Pleasant, Willam Cooper of Pt. Pleasant, and Resell Griffin of St. Albans. Surviving family members, service times, and burial locations listed for each.
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Srewee
Cecil Des
Cecil Brawer
Charlton Heights
Feyette County
Laird ‘Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Lioyd Lege
Louisvile
Wile Brewer
Tribby
Montgomery Memorial Park
London
B. C. Hooper
Funeral notices from Birch to Perrine in West Virginia area
Obituary notices list numerous deaths in Clay and Webster counties with names including Abraham Jackson Braxton County. midweek services at Rose Hill Cemetery Wallback Hill Cemetery. Rance Seth M 47 of Clay. Ether of Fairment. McGuire Lennie Ephraim 75 of Lewisburg. Perrine Bay service Poplar Ridge Church Sutton. Russell Betty Je of Mason County. Thompson Ruth Griffith-Berry. Uffeeman Fisedy. Ute James M. Services at various churches and burial in church or local cemeteries. bodies at local mortuaries. surviving spouses and multiple children listed.
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Rance
Seth M
Clay
Rieanant “Hill Beptiat Church
Wallback
Clay County
Hill Cemetery
Navy
Spain
Niwo
Delle Thayer
Sutton and Mire
Lorene Barns
Akron
Ohio
Dodd and Hurt ‘Mortuary
Webster Springs
Rape Charge Is Reduced In South Charleston Case
A South Charleston man, John Spaulding, 28, had rape charges reduced to contributing to the delinquency of a minor after a physician said the 12 year old girl had not been molested. Spaulding testified he gave the girl a ride in his car and did no harm. He was freed on bond after waiving to the grand jury. Spaulding works as a welder at a construction firm involved with the Goodrich Gulf plant at Institute.
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South Charleston
Ane
John Spaulding
Davis Creek
Justice of the Peace
L. M. Gates
Spaulding
Treoper
B. D. Jackson
the Gazette
Spauding
Soodrich- Gulf
Institute
Two Plant Workers Hurt in Gas Blast at Malden
Two Libbey-Owens Ford plant workers were treated at Charleston Memorial Hospital after a gas explosion during loading operations in Malden. Erwin Hill, 33, of Foster, sustained a fractured right wrist and was admitted in satisfactory condition, while Stens Arbogast, 34, of Elkview, received emergency care for scratches and abrasions and was released.
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Libbey-Owens Ford
Mpergen
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Malden
Erwin Hill
Foster
Stensfart Arbogast
Elkview
Hill
New Guy In Town At Oklahoma A&M Pond
Domestic white ducks on Theta Pond at Oklahoma A M College react to a multicolored Mallard flying south. The white females vie for the bright stranger and the Mallard delays his journey to remain near the campus waterfowl.
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Stillwater
Oklah
Theta Pond
Oklahoma-A&m College
Bird Sets Nest Ablaze With Cigarette At Brooklyn Library
A New York bird carried a lit cigarette butt to its nest under a Brooklyn Public Library awning. The blaze burned the nest and the awning, causing $5 damage. The bird escaped unharmed.
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New York
Kings Bay
Brooklyn Public
Mrs Minnie Rhodes Funeral Service Today
Funeral service for Mrs Minnie May Rhodes, 79, will be held at 11 a m today at Mountain Mission. She died Saturday night at the home of her son Raymond at 1412 Sixth Ave. Rev Pat Berry will officiate. Burial will be in Rhodes Cemetery at Harmony, Roane County.
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Mountain Mission
Minnie May Rhodes
Raymond
Sixth Ave
Pat Berry
Rhodes Cemetery
Harmony
Roane County
Israel Ships Pass Through Gulf of Aqaba Report
London reports Israel sent a cargo ship under the Star of David flag through the Gulf of Aqaba with no hostilities from Egypt Saudi Arabia or Jordan. The Atlit, freighted under Israeli flag, circled Africa to Haifa and back toward Israel, a voyage to test free passage and a potential Suez crossing remains unattempted.
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London
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Gulf
Rayot
Suez Canal
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Daily Mail
Daily Express
Atlit
Military Civilians Trial Reversed as Justices Split
The Supreme Court reversed the military trial for two civilians, freeing the women. Chief Justice Warren and Justices Frankfurter Douglas Harlan and Brennan joined Justice Black in the majority. Justice Clark filed a dissent joined by Burton. Frankfurter wrote a concurrence. Whittaker took no part. The 5-3 decision recalls the 1956 ruling involving similar issues and notes prior wartime jurisdiction agreements with Britain and Japan.
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Department
Black
Warren
Frankfurter
Douglas
Harlan
Brennan
Clark
Jastice Burton
Whittker
Sutton
Reed
Minon
Frankfuster
Minton
Paratroopers Move Into Algiers After Casino Bombing
June 10. A regiment of French parachute troops was moved into Algiers amid intensified action against guerrilla killings. Robert Lacoste called for tough action as Algerian rebels killed 12 and wounded over 100 in fresh attacks. An official recap showed eight killed and 85 wounded in yesterday’s seaside casino bombing under a bandstand during a matinee dance.
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Algiers
INS
Robert Lacoste
Paris
Maxwell Vickers Rite to Be Today
Maxwell Edward Vickers will be buried after a 2 p.m. service at Hissom Tabernacle. Rev Earl G Hissom will officiate with burial at Montgomery Memorial Park in London. Vickers, a Charleston High School graduate, died of pneumonia Saturday in St Francis Hospital.
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Hissom
Tabernacle
Maxwell Edward Vickers
Piccadilly St
Earl G. Hissom
Montgomery Memorial Park
London
Young Vickers
Charleston High School
St. Francis Hospital
Miltons Indefinite Stay After Ike's Illness
Mil till S Eisenhower, Milton, stays at Johns Hopkins Main for an indefinite period as tests continue for a kidney infection. Doctors report fever down and condition satisfactory but time to treat remains unclear. Other notes include Sgt Rede's marriage and Mamie Van Doren's birthplace with a chilly 47 degree day.
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Baltimore
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins Main
Ike
Westloxton
Milton
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Logan
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