Truman Hails Big 4 Parley As Progress
Former President Harry S Truman endorses President Eisenhower’s plan to engage Britain France and Russia in talks at the United Nations anniversary session in San Francisco. He hopes for wider conferences and emphasizes disarmament and a world with no secret armies or weapons.
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Dulles Rejects Russian Peace Plan in U N Charter Speech
Secretary of State Dulles rejects Russia seven point peace program and calls for ending the cold war by observing the United Nations charter, refraining from force, and halting subversion. He frames the U N charter as the path forward, endorsed in advance by Eisenhower, with Molotov and his delegation applauding at the close. The review underscores the American response to Soviet demands and reaffirms U S policy.
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Kids Hold Lottery Kill Teen Rival
Three teen-age boys were jailed in the murder by lottery slaying of Luis Feliciano 17 at an East Harlem grocery. The Dragon gang members drew lots to decide who would shoot the rival Viceroys member. A girl described as the feud’s cause was held as a delinquent minor.
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Gang killings tear through Pragan underworld feud
Inside Today reports a fatal gang plot sparked by a love triangle as Feliciano and John Aquendo, 17, clash over a girl. Feliciano allegedly stabbed Aquendo, sending him to hospital. Raimerez, aided by 14 year old Carmen Machuca who supplied the gun, allegedly carried out the commission as the gang leader Caesar faced calls to die. Police say the murder followed a Pragan meeting where slips predicted the shooter. Authorities also arrest Emanuel Gramma, 17, as material witness while hunting Caesar.
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Operation Coonskin-Youth aims for Kanawha County youth plays days
The Gazette reports Kanawha County plans to send youths to Coonskin Park for a free day of activities on weekdays this summer. The program, funded partly by the Park Commission and supported by Charleston officials, seeks to broaden playground options beyond city parks and involves buses, sports gear, and lunches.
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Operation Coonskin Youth fund plea in Charleston Gazette
A reader asks to support Operation Coonskin Youth to broaden Kanawha County youths recreation. The appeal requests mail-in contributions sent to The Charleston Gazette or treasurer R J Gorman at 1213 Elmwood Ave Charleston.
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Youth car crashes into utility pole on Cannell Rd
Three West Side teens escaped serious injury when their car left the highway and toppled a utility pole on Cannell Rd. The pole blocked traffic, cutting power to Louden Heights for about two hours. Injured were Jay Robinson 18 of 1527 Seventh Ave. Johnny Johnson 15 of 1818 Bigley Ave. William Brent Jeffers 15 of 1719 Crescent Rd. They were taken to Charleston General Hospital.
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Seven of 11 Hurt on Island Crash
Washington reports a slow moving Navy patrol plane was attacked by two Russian MIG jets over international waters between Alaska and Siberia. One engine aflame the plane crash landed on St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea. seven crew members injured. The incident sparked Senate criticism and raised tensions ahead of Geneva talks while Dulles sought Molotov’s response.
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Gazette Prize Crossword Clues Boost Promise of Big Win
The Gazette notes 19,880 entries with no winners in last Sunday's crossword and teases tomorrow's puzzle worth $997.50. It urges readers to try again, claiming clues will be provided for another chance to win.
Steel Rivals Plan Tactics
Pittsburgh June 2 wage negotiators for the CIO United Steel Workers and U.S. Steel Corp stood by as top officials planned a new strategy after the union rejected a 10 cent an hour wage increase offer. Union President David J. McDonald expects a meeting with corporation head negotiator John A. Stephens tomorrow. McDonald seeks a substantial raise as steelworkers average about $2.33 an hour.
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Pilot Beats Stork Trio Over Ocean
New York date reports a transatlantic race between a Scandinavian Airlines pilot and the stork. Pilot Bill Whitfield reached Gander Newfoundland ahead of three premature infant girls born at Banting Memorial Hospital. The triplets Keith weigh 3 6, 3 4.5, and 3 1.5 pounds with mother Mrs. Gordon Keith in Windom Minnesota in good condition. doctors say the babies are very small but alive and improving.
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State Pop Tax List Expanded By New Rules
The West Virginia Tax Department issued new regulations by Milton J. Ferguson expanding the soft drinks tax. Effective in July, ready-to-serve fruit drinks from major brands, chocolate powder mixes sold at soda fountains, cocktail and Tom Collins mixes, and frozen fruit juice concentrates used in fountain drinks will be taxed. Exempt are undiluted fruit and vegetable juices with no added ingredients.
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Fewer Better-Trained Miners Required Gov Marland Warns
Gov. Marland told the West Virginia Coal Mining Institute that coal mines will need fewer but better trained miners as new machines boost output. He compared past complacency to a hare and tortoise parable, urged more research and predicted future mines could yield 40 tons per man per day. He stressed the industry’s central role in national power and the need to recapture lost market share.
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