Tougher U S Policy Needed on Defense of Berlin
Richard M. Nixon argues Khrushchev seeks a Berlin crisis to threaten the West and urges President Kennedy to take decisive measures defending freedom. He critiques post-summit stance and calls for clear, firm U S policy to deter Soviet pressure and maintain Western resolve in Berlin.
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Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Berlin
Khrushchev
Laos
West German
Kennedy
United States
Vienna
West Germany
Washington
Eastern Plans Vast Coal Facility in State
Construction of a multi million dollar coal cleaning and preparation plant will start next month at two Kopperston mines in Wyoming County West Virginia. The plants will process 11000 tons daily and employ about 86 workers, part of Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates modernization across West Virginia including Federal No 1 at Grant Town Keystone at Keystone and other projects. Eastern aims to boost high quality coal supply and sustain jobs while expanding metallurgical coal production for steel mills and foundries.
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Pittsburgh
Kopperston
Wyoming County
W. Va
Eastern
Eastern Lin West Virginia
Grant Town
Fairmont
W.va
Keystone
McDowell County
W. B. Ross
Rapperston
Arms Parley Resumption Sought With Soviets
Washington officials reported that US and Soviet delegates began renewed discussions to resume general disarmament talks broken off a year ago by the Communists. Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin led the Soviet side at the State Department for an initial exchange with John J. McCloy and aides, with a second meeting slated for today.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Geneva
Valerian A. Zorin
State Department
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
McCloy
Supreme Court Upholds Union Shop, Limits Political Dues
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that unions may not use a member's dues for political goals against the member's wishes while upholding the union shop. The decision could curb some union political activity, though railway unions predict little effect. The ruling stems from Southern Railway employees in Georgia and involves constitutional rights and union dues.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Right-to-Work Committee
Southern Railway
Georgia
William 4. Brennan Jr
Georgia Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Brennan
Hazen H. Fair
Superin
Marl Warren
Intermediate Court
Charles M. Walker
William J. Thompson
Bombing suspect’s wife detained after yacht arrest
Bernard J Brows' wife Dinnie, 40, shown after she and Kier Husbord with two companions were arrested aboard their yacht in connection with last month’s blast. FBI says she has not been shamed and bruises came from a fall on the yacht. Page 12 AP Wirephoto.
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Bernard J. Brows
Dinnie
Kier Husbord
FBI
One Killed and One Hurt in Bridge Fall near Barboursville
Barboursville area report says two Miller Contracting Co. workers Kenneth Evans, 32, of Steubenville Ohio died on arrival at Huntington hospital while Melvin F. Rucker, 25, of Grayson Kentucky was listed in fair condition. They fell five feet after a steel cable snapped while they worked from a scaffold under a new Interstate 64 bridge.
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Kenneth Evans
Steubenville
Ohio
Huntington
Melvin F. Rucker
Grayson
Miller Contracting Co
Massion
Tractor Group Denies Cuba Exchange Terms
The Tractors for Freedom Committee told Fidel Castro it rejects his latest terms for releasing about 1,260 invasion prisoners. It sticks to an offer of 500 tractors and sets a Friday noon deadline, warning dissolution and fund return if not accepted. The effort, led from Detroit for President Kennedy, aims to ship the tractors to Cuba.
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Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Castro
Havana
Cuba
Americas
Walter Heather
Steano Roosevelt
Milton Eisen
Kennedy
Cas
Gammiles
NO QUICK SHORTAGE SEEN OIL CHOKEFUL STRIKERS AFT
Oil strike actions by maritime workers threaten Gulf Coast refineries and Texaco plants in Bayonne and Anacortes while Boston tanker deliveries halt. Sinclair refinery in Houston closed after workers refused to cross picket lines. No immediate nationwide shortage expected.
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Tex
Sinclair
Gulf Coast
Bayonne
N. J
Texaco
West
Anacortes, Wash
Boston
Chelsea
Laugh It Off Momic Workers Union On Maritime Strike
O A Knight, president of the Momic Workers Union, says members should not risk life and limb for strike solidarity. He supports honoring contractual obligations only if junior members can work safely. He leaves it to members to decide whether to break contracts by crossing picket lines or stay off the job amid danger.
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Momic Workers Union
O. A. Knight
Maritime Wnirkel Dines
OCAW
Council May Hire Redevelopment Aide for Liaison Work
Charleston plans to employ an area redevelopment agent to act as liaison with the federal government. The proposed hire, James A. Hill, would coordinate redevelopment efforts and municipal projects with federal agencies to streamline funding and approvals.
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Council
Charleston
City Council Adopts Resolution On Survey for Applicant
Monday night a council meeting discussed an art adoption resolution granting Mayor Shanklin permission to survey the field for a qualified applicant. James Ireland, 16th ward councilman, cited the city’s challenge in tracking grants under new federal legislation and supported the motion. Mayor Shanklin voiced confidence in the council’s ongoing efforts.
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Shanklin
James Ireland
Peace Bid Fails in Laos as Three Princes Meet
In Zurich the neutralist Prince Souvannit Phouma and pro Communist Prince Souphanouvong joined Prince Boun Oum in seeking national unity amid Laos civil conflict. Boun Oum hinted at retirement to aid reconciliation, while Gen. Phoumi Nosavan urged political space for the army.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Laos
Boun Om
Boun Oum
Phouma
Souphanou‘yong
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
Thhat Boum Quat
Goum Oum
Boun Qem
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Souvanna Phouma
Ttwa
Vientiane
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Sharon Kinne
Kansas City
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Dorothea Lewis
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