Thieves Target Tools From Cars and Store Break-Ins
South Charleston police investigated three grand larcenies and a grocery store break-in on Monday. Tools worth about 150 dollars were stolen from BE Smail’s car on C Street, another 100 dollars in tools were taken from Kenneth Stewart’s glove box, and a camera valued at 100 dollars vanished from Mrs Nislnie Tristrale’s home. The Rays Market break-in on Chestnut Street involved a broken plate glass window with no immediate theft details. multiple suspects were named as the investigation continues.
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South Charleston
BE. T. Smail
Second Ave
C Street
Kenneth Stewart
First Ave
Nislnie Trisdale
Kanawha Turnpike
Rays Market
Chestnut St
College Chiefs to Study Problems at Inter-Institutional Center
West Virginia Association of College and University Presidents meets at Blackwater Falls State Park next Monday. Dr Blair Stewart of the Associated Colleges of the Midwest will speak on Academic Gains Through Cooperation. A proposed inter-institutional research center, under study since fall, will be discussed with reports from WVU Glenville College President, and other college leaders. About 30 delegates including 17 colleges and universities are expected.
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Blackwater Falls State Park
Drc
Blair Stewart
Associated Colleges of
Midwest
Harry Heflin
WVU
Glenville College
Willmittee
Spbht
Engnes Pasian
Paul A. Miller
Association
West Vir
Sina
William H. McMillion
Seine
Interunion Dispute Ties Up Ransom Ship
A Philadelphia based feud between the National Maritime Union and the Seafarers International Union spread to five ports on the East and West coasts, idling a dozen merchant ships. The freighter Maximus remained tied up as the dispute over jurisdiction in the nation’s fleets drew in AFL CIO ILWU and crossed paths with federal authorities.
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Philadelphia
National Maritime Union
The
Seafarers International
Baltimore
Seattle
Maximus
Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs
UNL
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Assn
Kennedy
Department of Labor
St Albans Council Advances Paving Plans on Sweetacres Drive
The St Albans council moved to advertise bids for paving Sweetacres Drive after shelving Dinden Drive. A protest session drew many complainants delaying Dinden but city officials pressed ahead on Sweetacres. The council also appointed a committee with the chamber of commerce to draft a fund drive screening ordinance.
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St. Albans
Thany
Jennings Womack
City Chamber of Commerce
Cabbies Approve Two Year Taxi Contract
A two year contract was ratified by union taxi drivers of Yellow Town Tops and Checker fleets. Phillip Lyons of UMW A District 50 Local 14149 reported a 54 to 9 vote in favor. The agreement raises pay five cents per hour, adds a bonus plan more vacation time and better health insurance, and takes effect July 1.
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Phillip Lyons
Umwa District 50
Khrushchev Calls for More Food Production in Countryside
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged young communists in the countryside to focus on increasing food output. He emphasized the need for more wheat milk meat and butter, arguing that farming should take priority over social clubs and organizing activities.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Khrushchey
Jump From Truck Hurts Countian
A 22 year old Kanawha Countian James Mitchell of Witcher jumped from a runaway refuse truck during a brake failure on a steep hill. The truck struck a bank and Mitchell suffered serious chest injuries, later listed in fair condition at Charleston Memorial Hospital.
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James Mitchell
Witcher
Mitchell
Fidler and Frame Funeral Home
Charleston Memorial Hospital
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