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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
1
Des Moines inmate Frederick Vincent Ormond, 38, at Fort Madison Iowa Penitentiary, walked away from the farm to freedom early Thursday while slated to write a feature for the prison magazine The Presidio. He had previously described prison life as 24 hours of hell.
Reverend Joe Patterson of Linden Alabama announces resignation effective June 29 after his recommendation that the Linden Baptist Church admit Negroes to worship met with strong opposition. Patterson says he wanted no tearing of the church and plans to stay in the South pursuing other ministry opportunities.
State police arrested Arthur B. Rice of Ashland Kentucky on murder charges in the March 1962 double slaying of Donald Ray Howard and Brendan Low Fraley Howard near Ashland. Investigators seek a second man and say shells and a cranked destroyed car tie Rice to the crime.
The Charleston Gazette outlines subscription options including daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail delivery, and rates for six months, one year, and monthly plans. It notes advance payment requirements, independent contractor delivery, and Associated Press affiliation.
Carl Alberchinski of Oak Hill sues August and Joseph Koslovsky of Plylesville Maryland in U S District Court seeking 50000 damages for neck and back injuries from a July 14 1962 car wreck near Montgomery Maryland. The son operated the car. the parent is named in the action.
Cape Canaveral Florida two missiles were launched by the Lafayette the first of a new larger class of Polaris submarines 36 minutes apart from under the Atlantic 150 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral observers saw the rockets streak across the sky The Lafayette is 425 feet long and part of a 31 submarine program with long range A2 missiles and future A3 tests continuing locally
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