TV Preview: Carson Lineup and Guests
TV previews list Carson with LLOYD BRIDGES in My Child Is Yet a Stranger, Jack Benny repeats, Go! Dick Powell Special Assignment with Rooney and Bergen, Garry Moore with Winters and Dorothy Loudon, Huntley Report on Mobilization For Youth, and Johnny Carson with a British M P Maurice Edelman Selma Diamond Rosa Franzhlau and Jerry Colonna.
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Lloyd Bridges
CBS
Dick Powell
Mickey Rooney
Edgar Bergen
NBC
Johnny Carson
Maurice Edelman
Selma Diamond
Rosa Franzhlau
Jerry Colonna
Extension urged for rail talks to avert nationwide strike
Secretary of labor Wirtz pressed railroads and unions to extend negotiations until June 18 to avoid strike action. He warned that without an extension and agreement, new rules could be set after midnight Wednesday and a 200,000 member on‑train workforce might retaliate with a walkout. A union spokesman said talks would resume to discuss the proposal. Final plans for Monterrey housing project progress amid a $3.8 million effort to build 1,208 homes with a deadline midnight tonight.
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Larry Ostus
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Gan
Mexico City
Bor
Monterrey
Black Muslims Convicted in Los Angeles Riot Trial
An all white jury convicted four of 14 Black Muslims on felonious assault and resisting officers charges after a bloody confrontation with police outside the temple. Some defendants received partial or full acquittals while the jury continued deliberations on remaining counts.
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Los Angeles
Bloodhounds Used in Escape Fracas at Camp Fairchance
MOUNDSVILLE bold escape from a minimum security prison as two guards fleeing with a bloodhound during a one mile exercise at Camp Fairchance state facility. Escapees Harry B O Allen 34 Kanawha County and Clyde Shears Jr Harrison County both serving 110 year terms for grand larceny.
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Moundsville
Tito
Here
Camp Fairchance
Harry B.O' Allen
Kanawha County
Clyde Shears Jr
Harrison County
Two Men Face Felony Action On Grand Jury
Two men face grand jury action on felony charges after Municipal Court action Monday. George C. Gibson 43 of Crescent Road was held to the grand jury on grand larceny after a preliminary hearing before Judge Joseph Thomas. He is accused of taking 85 dollars and was remanded to county jail in 1600 dollar bond. John Ray Conk 29 of Kearse Avenue waived prelim hearing on a felonious assault charge for allegedly injuring a man with an automobile. Richard Jones 27 of Sissonville was sentenced to 60 days in county jail after pleading guilty to escape.
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David Coleman
Robert L. Buice
Fred Jingles Jr
Monroe M. Jones Jr
Roosevelt Walker
Buice
George C. Gibson
Crescent Rd
Joseph Thomas
John Ray Conk
Kearse Ave
Richard Jones
Sissonville
Promenade Draws Four Hundred At Downtown Charleston Event
About 400 spectators joined Kanawha Centennial Belles and Mountaineers booster groups for a promenade and program on the Old Post Office steps. Entertainment featured the Centennial Quartet, Charleston Folk Music Society guitarist Bill Harris, Robbins Elementary School sixth graders, square dancing, and a Kangaroo Court by Keystone Kops. The final promenade is set for 8 p.m. next Monday with co chairmen Mrs. Betty J. Light and Roger McElroy announcing details.
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Na Gay
Centennial Quartet
Charleston
Folk Music Society
Bill Harris
West Virginia
Robbins
Keystone Kops
Betty J. Light
Roger McElroy
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor says he has perfected a miniature transistor hearing aid. The device makes whispers clear and is offered via a mail information request to HEARING, P. O. Box 8802, Eric, Pa., with no cost or obligation.
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P. O
Eric
Sunday opening charged firms indicted by Cabell jury
Cabell County Prosecutor Russell C. Dunbar said two law firms Hecke Discount Centers Inc and Pri Way Shoes of West Virginia Inc were indicted by the Cabell County grand jury on Sunday crimes. The indictments reflect violations of laws restricting Sunday commerce in the first day the new rule took effect. The open house and remodeling at a local bank will run during the same hours, while the bank plans electronic devices to speed transactions. A Hong Kong businessman touted a dehumidifier that allegedly yields up to four gallons of water daily.
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Huntington
Cabell
West Virginia
Iow County Grand
Twojing
Hecke Discount Centers Inc
Pri- Way Shoes of West Virginia, Inc
Cabell County
Russell C. Dunbar
Mark and the
Hecks
Cempleyes
Hong Kong
Mother-to-Be Hurt in Crash on Kanawha Boulevard
An expectant mother, Doris Maria Parker, 23, of 2002 Piedmont Rd., suffered minor injuries in a rear-end collision on Kanawha Boulevard at 5:05 PM. She was treated at Charleston General Hospital and discharged. Parker’s car struck Charles Curry’s, 24, of Rand, which had stopped for traffic, according to Patrolman Robert Cochran.
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Kanawha Boulevard
Doris Maria Parker
Piedmont Rd
Charleston General Hospital
Robert Cochran
Police Accident Investigation Bureau
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