Auto Theft Laid to Man After Wreck
Orville Jones of Charleston was charged with auto theft after taking a car owned by Curtis Reed following drinking at a West Side tavern. He fled on foot when the wreck occurred near the Lee St. Bridge, swam Elk River, then tried to cross back and was arrested by police.
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Lee St. Bridge
Elk River
Orville Jones
Charleston
Jess Bowe
Jones
Curtis Reed
West Side
Reed
Union Mission
Lee
Reynolds St
Soviets Call Envoy Home
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov was summoned back to Moscow on a temporary official mission and expected to return to Washington within days. The embassy said he will travel via Copenhagen and land in Moscow Monday. Some lawmakers urge declaring him persona non grata for criticising policies and appealing directly to Congress.
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Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
Moscow
Washington “‘S
State Department
Menshikov
Kremlin
Sal Menshikov
Scandinavian Airlines
New York City
Copenhagen
Mrs. Menshikov
Baltimore
Friendship
Congress
U. S
Michael A. Feighan
Ohio
Feighan
United States
Striking workers halt picketing to feed Bronx Zoo animals
Thousands of visitors saw seven New York show places closed as 700 custodial staff walked out. Striking workers returned to feed animals, while emergency crews kept animal care running and officials said grievances are being handled with dispatch.
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New York —.i
Bronx Zoo
Zoo
New York Show
Hayden Planetarium
Aquarium
Coney Island
Staten Island Zoo
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cloisters
Ameri
French Pilgrims Suffer Gastric Ills On Train
A trainload of French pilgrims arriving in Paris Sunday faced stomach upsets with up to 150 affected. Ambulances stood by as the prefecture moved the ill to hospitals. Initial reports said pilgrims had visited Issoudun and Lourdes, with earlier claims of as many as 1000 ill.
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Paris
Issoudun
France
Lourdes
Guard Truck Rams Automobile In Ceredo Collision
A National Guard truck from Beckley rammed a car in Ceredo on Saturday but no injuries were reported. Officer Oscar Adkins said Henry L. Morton drove the truck into Redford Dingess’s car, causing about 35 to 50 dollars in damage. The truck was in a convoy bound for Fort Knox where the West Virginia National Guard holds its summer encampment.
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Ceredo
National Guard
Beckley
Oscar Adkins
Henry L. Morton
Redford Dingess
Saag
Fort Knox
West Virginia National Guard
United States seeks new approach to free nine POWs in East Germany
U S officials in Berlin and Bonn work over a weekend on a formula to press East German Foreign Ministry for the release of nine Army prisoners captured when their helicopter crossed the border. Col Robert P McQuail leads talks, aiming to show competence to negotiate without recognizing East Germany. The plan faces risk if the East Germans demand inter governmental credentials.
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Berlin
U.S
U. S. Army
States Department
East Berlin
Armored
West Germany
Iron Curtain
U. S
Robert P.mcquail
Foreign Ministry
Otto Winter
McQuail
Germany
H. J.hodes
Europe
Department, Army and State Department
Pokesmen
Bonn
Army
State Department
Dulles
United States
New Booklet on Tactics Details Soviet Economic Subversion Plan
The State Department warned Russia aims to extend its economic subversion to more developing nations. It cites 15 recipients receiving nearly 2 billion in Soviet bloc aid and notes the USSR remains a rising economic power aided by European satellites.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
U.S.S.R
Tooseph Stalin
Red
Afghanistan
Burma
Cambodia
Ceylon
Egypt
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Nepal
Syria
Turkey
Yemen
Yugoslavia
Argentina
Brazil
U. S
Iran
U.S
Ruler of Algeria Strengthens Hold
ALGIERS Algeria A Gen Raoul Salan moves into the Government Building to underscore his civilian and military rule over Algeria. Named by Premier Charles de Gaulle as representative with powers, Salan governs from the former Ministry of Algeria now renamed the General Delegation for Algeria. SOUSTELLE is in Paris briefing de Gaulle while Salan consolidates control from the 10th Military District site as the junta continues its European stance.
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Algiers
Algeria
Raoul Salan
Salan
Charles de Gaulle
France
Giers
Ministry of
Jacques
Soustelle
Rmyan
Revolutionary iCommittee of Public Safety
Paris
de Gaulle
Alwetaws
Commit
Business Exhibit Opens in Huntington With Defense Displays
One of four national business opportunity exhibits opens in Huntington on Tuesday. More than 92 firms showcase displays at Memorial Field House over three days, including missiles, aircraft and electronics makers. The Department of Defense will present military equipment under contract, with sponsorship from the DoD, Huntington Chamber of Commerce, and the Huntington Industrial Corp.
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Huntington
U. S
Memorial Field House
Department of Defense
Huntington Chamber of Commerce
Huntington Industrial Corp
France Pulling Moroccan Troops From Bases
Embassy spokesmen said France has withdrawn from 22 bases in Morocco last month and will pull out of all other bases within a month. About 5,000 troops will depart in the next 30 days, evacuations described as a token move to placate the Moroccan government amid a demand for the removal of all 30,000 French troops remaining after independence.
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Rabat
Morocco
France
Algeria
Strike Threat Looms As Engineeers Walkout Inches Closer
In New York negotiations between East and Gulf Coast shippers and marine engineers collapsed Sunday night. The Marine Engineers Beneficial Association warned of a no contract no work policy when the current pact expires at midnight. Companies reportedly offered a non pay rise deal to NMU sailors but derailed talks with the engineers who represent about 40,000 unlicensed seamen.
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New York
Gulf Coast
Engineers Union
Sfreighter
East Coastio
Gulfs
Tional Maritime Union
NMU
Marine Engineere Beneficial Acen
Democrats Nominate Candidate for State Senate in Region
Democratic committees from Doddridge Tyler Wetzel and Marshall counties met in New Martinsville to nominate a candidate for the State Senate in November. The chosen candidate will oppose incumbent Sen. John E. Carrigan of Sherrard, Marshall County, who is minority leader seeking renomination in the August primary.
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New Martinsville
Doddridge
Tyler
Wetzel
Marshall
State Senate
John E. Carrigan
Sherrard
Marshall County
Carrigan
Senate
Doctor Tries to Save Man by Opening Chest
In New Brunswick New Jersey Dr Eugene Childers and assistants opened a man's chest with a kitchen knife to massage the heart after a weekend incident. Albert Rabing 43 died in the emergency room at St Peter's General Hospital from a coronary occlusion during ambulance transport.
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Doctor
Man
New Brunswick
N. J
Childers
Rabing
Chen
Voles Anreepreeneny
Lunteers
Eugene Childers
Edi
Albert Rabing
St. Peter's
Nixonpital
Man Recognized Moments Before Sudden Heart Failure
The man looked up and acknowledged someone before his heart suddenly stopped beating, prompting concern and an urgent response from bystanders.
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American Federation of State
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Chamber OF Commerce
Wrightsville Beach, N.C
Tha Valley Bell Milkman
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Coyle Digis
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