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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1961

Page

13

Fire destroys Bluefield bakery and damages nearby buildings

A Sunday blaze in Bluefield destroyed the Griffin Pie Co. bakery and damaged a trucking warehouse and Bill and Bob's Grill as flames spread to the three story building facing Bluefield Avenue. No injuries reported as about 40 firefighters fought the fire for two hours.

Bluefield Griffin Pie Co N&w Bill Bob James Gillespie City Warehouse, Inc Bluefield Ave Norfolk & Western Railway E. L. McClure C. E. Huff Huff Chick McClure

Dominican General Admits Plot In Trujillo Assassination

Maj. Gen. Jose Roman Fernandez former defense secretary confessed involvement in the May 30 Trujillo assassination plot. Word of his admission followed reports he was questioned after being fired from his cabinet post. The government plans to release further details while denying rumors of suicide.

Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic Jose Roman Fernandez Rafael L. Trujillo Roman Rafael L.porate Jr

Tragic Falls Incident Reported By Canadian Relatives

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Artman of Murrysville Pennsylvania and a Canadian cousin described witnessing a tragedy at the brink of a falls. They saw seats and a woman’s body swept over the falls and a girl in shorts and a powder blue blouse carried away. John Cooper of Sherkston Ontario reported a capsized outboard marked Pink Lady dropping over the falls along with a man in dark trousers and a white T shirt attempting to grasp an old barge above the rapids.

Brink James C. Artman Murrysville Artman John Cooper Sherkston Ont

Beckley Man Named as Ninth District Senator Possible

George C. Porter of Beckley a first term House of Delegates member is expected to be named Ninth District senator by Gov. Barron filling the Nuckols vacancy created March 11. The Raleigh County seats open include Harmon’s editorial post likely to Woodrow Kinzer and the Porter seat to Charles L Lewis Jr. if nominating committees align.

George C. Porter Beckley House of Delegates Barron Jack A. Nuckols Nuckols Porter Raleigh County Roy Lee Harmon Wayne County Harmon Woodrow Kinzer Charles 5 Lewis Jr Democratic Executive Committee Kinzer Dale Covey Glen Daniel Merchant A. David Abrams Clint Meadows Potter Senate Lewis Ninth Senatorial District Committee the Gazette West Virginia Turnpike Commission Guv Underwood Marland

Peace Parley Revived On Laos Cease Fire Appeal

Geneva report says the 14 nation Laos conference reopened after Soviet British agreement to appeal again to warring Laotians to stop fighting. U S spokesman noted a message to the ICC would be sent. Harriman declined to comment on U S course.

Carl Hartman Geneva Laos U. S United States International Control Commission ICC W. Averell Harriman Lord Home Andrei Gromyko Gromyko Lord Tomore Laosenjating India Canada Poland Britain Soviet Union

Kennedy Misses Mass in Fla on Crutches

President Kennedy sat out Sunday mass at St Edwards Church in Palm Beach as back problems linger. White House aide Hatcher said Kennedy will use crutches on return to Washington for several more days and may meet Italian Premier Fanfani after a London conference.

Palm Beach Fla Kennedy White House Washington Andrew T. Hatcher St. Edwards Roman Catholic Church Hatcher Moscow Tass Nikita 5 Khrushchev Vienna Amintore Fanfani Italy Fanfand Salt Lake City FBI Florida Colorado South Carolina Georgia Jacksonville Tennessee Ilinois Mlinois Union Pacific Kansas U. S. Conference of Mayors World Conference of Local Governments National Conference On International Economic and Social Development Ottawa Canada Janet Travell

Bomb Blast Wrecks Sheriff Car in Mississippi

In Mississippi Mississipp i City a bomb damaged the private car of Sheriff Curtis Dedeaux as he avoided the vehicle incident by staying home. The blast at 2 am damaged three other cars and a nearby house, with investigators noting a possible time bomb using up to six sticks of dynamite. Dedeaux attributed the attack to revenge for police actions. Stevenson hailed talks with Brazil's President Quadros as easing U S Brazil tensions over Cuba and trade. He said improved living conditions are key to countering extremism and urged greater bilateral cooperation.

Sao Paulo Brazil Adlai E. Stevenson Janio Quadros United States Cuba Kennedy Quadros Stevenson Mississippy City Miss Cap Curtis O. Dedeaux South Mississippi Abot Kussler Air Force Base Tedeaux U.S. Highway 90 Dedeaux Jagaist Missisna Dew Datn

Peace talk terms hit as Germans unite reject Soviet plan

Berlin Western leaders denounced Khrushchev proposals for a peace conference without German reunification. Adenauer Brandt urged self determination for all Germans and warned of renewed eastern pressure. Mende doubted Russians would trigger armed conflict over Berlin. Vienna memorandum cited as evidence of Soviet aims to consolidate postwar Europe.

Berlin West Khrushchev Hitler Munich Konrad Adenauer Besid Willy Brandt West Berlin Sians Hannover Brandt Poont Erich Mende Free Democratic Party Germany East Germany Kennedy Viena Adenauer Vienna Tass Europe Geremany Adolf Hitler Bonn

Rusk Says US Disagrees With Soviet Berlin Proposals

Secretary of State Dean Rusk stated the United States obviously disagrees with the Soviet memos on Berlin after Khrushchev’s meeting with Kennedy. He said the U.S. would consult allies before replying and noted Kennedy’s strong interest in the Berlin issue. Rusk spoke at Washington National Airport during Amintore Fanfani’s visit.

Wallington Dean Rusk United States Bertin Rusk U.S Khrushchev Kennedy Rusk Berlin Washington National Airport Italy Amintore Fanfani Fanfani

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