Tougher U S Policy Needed on Berlin
The Charleston Gazette argues for stronger U S resolve over Berlin, criticizing proposals to make Berlin a free city as dangerous and impractical. It urges the President and Congress to back robust defense and decisive will to deter Soviet pressure, citing past crises and the risk of war if Western resolve falters.
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Optimism Seen Needed At AAUW Convention
Dr Pauline Tompkins, AAUW keynote, urged educated women to counter erosion of American optimism amid national upheaval. She warned of apathy from affluence and a shifting world scene, calling for broader participation in society and higher education duties. Delegates from 145000 members discussed school finance and legal social equality, aiming to boost women’s roles in public life.
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SA Council Okays Bonds
The SA City Council Monday night approved an ordinance to issue bonds for water works and sewer improvements. Citizens protested the ordinance while retiring Mayor A. H. Nives and Mayor-elect Frank Oliver planned talks to address city problems. Ramsey reported $22,000 in a four year deposit with the State Sinking Fund Commission could fund capital city improvements, with an estimated $16,000 surplus by July.
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Pastor to Speak At Convention Opens The Tri International
Rev. Wyat Donaldson of Gad in Charleston leads a group of 27 clergymen at the Tri International Convention of the Church of Gard in Anderson. Services run Tuesday through Wednesday with Donaldson speaking on Wednesday about in the Cross be Lifted Up.
Justices Align On Majority in Historic Case
The opinion notes Justices Brennan and Douglas with Clark Potter Stewart forming the majority. Black and Frankfurter coauthored influential sections while McTarkan joined Frankfurter in parts. Whittaker wrote a separate opinion addressing some aspects of the majority view.
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Council May Day actions include sewer bonds and zoning study
On May Day council continued on page three with plans to study employing an agent next year for redevelopment funds. Mayor Shanklin has approached Washington to learn about federal funds. Other business approved a 4 million dollar sewer revenue bond sale, a 1 percent business tax hike, a Seventh Ave rezoning recommendation, sidewalk repair liability ordinance, and three city bids. The new bond issue brings sewer bonds to 10 million dollars for interceptors in Kanawha City and Kanawha Blvd. The Civic Center projects expect expenses to exceed income by 3 percent this year and revenues to exceed expenditures next year. Seven Ave rezoning aims to allow affordable homes. bids approved from Pure Oil Co., Central Asphalt Paving Co., and Nation Lagide Insurance Co.
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Cabell Wayne Plan Approved in West Virginia
West Virginia Department of Commerce approved the Cabell Wayne Economic Development Plan. The plan requests about $1 million in federal funds under the Area Redevelopment Act for Huntington Cabell and Wayne counties. A retraining project for 200 unemployed at Huntington East Trade School has been submitted for $115000 in federal funds.
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NASA official urges citizen help for moon shot plan
A NASA official told Jaycee convention leaders in Atlanta that the United States must marshal vast public support and manpower to reach President Kennedy's goal of landing a man on the Moon within ten years. He emphasized broad backing beyond technologists and warned the effort will affect everyone, with benefits to all Americans.
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Eichmann to Begin Own Defense Today
The Eichmann trial resumes in Jerusalem as Adolf Eichmann plans to open his defense with a brief prologue and German attorney Dr. Robert Servatius taking over. An hour and a half is allotted for the introduction, with Eichmann expected to testify over about eight days and a set of three thick folders of questions and observations prepared by his lawyers.
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Supreme Court denies appeal in 1958 Canton gun plot case
Six men convicted in a 1958 plot to transport firearms stolen from an Ohio National Guard armory were denied Supreme Court review. The defendants, including Stuart Sudor and Joseph Giordano, faced prison terms after a Pittsburgh trial found conspiracy to transport guns and related offenses proven. The guns were seized from Sudor’s plane in Morgantown, West Virginia. Additional notes list the other convicted: Victor Carlucci, Daniel Hanna, Joseph Merola, and Norman Rothman. The defense argued juror exposure to newspaper headlines tainted the trial, but the Justice Department maintained evidence sufficiency. The report also notes General Dynamics topped 1980 defense contracts with $1.295 billion, followed by Lockheed at $1.125 billion.
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