East West talks push for atomic accord and defense union
Eisenhower and Churchill open high level talks in Washington seeking a united front against communism and broader sharing of atomic information. Nehru and Chou En Lai in New Delhi hold Asian to Asian discussions on Indochina Korea and the Red threat as U S Pakistan pact fans Indian anti American sentiment. The White House notes limited talks on atomic matters and a six nation European army stalled by France.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
Southeast Asia
Tommorrow
United States
White House
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chou En-lai
China
Chou
Chen
Indian Foreign Office
Indochina
Korea
Asia
Government House
Rajendra Prasad
Gandhi
Red
Pakistan
Hisenhower
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Germany
Mendes-France
National Assembly
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
Winston Churchill
Washington, D. C
Dulles
Marland Denies Backing Flannery Opposition
Governor Marland rejects reports that he asked the United Mine Workers to help defeat House Speaker William H. Flannery in the August primary. He states he is not opposed to Flannery or any Democrat and supports every Democrat nominated in each county.
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Marland
United Mine Workers
William H. Flannery
Logan
UMW
Flannery
Inside Today Pages Amusements and Market Reports
The fragment lists sections from an old newspaper including Amusements, Astrological Forecast, Comic Pages, Crossword Puzzle, Editorials, Gazette Want Ads, Market Reports, Obituary Funerals, Radio-Television, Sports Pages. It indicates page numbers for each item, reflecting a typical table of contents layout without specific events or people.
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Saenneeee
Gazette
Siyeeee
Accomplices Implicate Gambler Loveless Resting Case
The state rested its case after 17 witnesses in Logan County Circuit Court assert Charleston gambler Melvin Loveless directed a bungled robbery that killed Mrs. Sarah Reed on April 29, 1953. Accomplices Charles Ford and Albert Puckett testified Ford signed multiple statements but held Loveless directed the crime, while Puckett said Andrews and another attorney sought to elicit a statement.
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Logan
Charleston
Melvin Loveless
Logan County
C. C. Chamber
Loveless
Sarah Reed
Charles Edward Ford
Albert Kitchen Puckett
Ford
State Penitentiary
Second Ave
D. Jackson Savage
Savage
Charleston Atty
Yarry Andrews
Puckett
Andrews
Penittentiary
Frank Pauley
Four Held In Tax Fixing Plot by New York Firm
Four associates from a New York law firm were charged with a top level plot to fix income tax cases and to block tax scandal investigations. The government called them human vultures for colluding with crooked revenue agents and seeking targets as clients for a fix.
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New York
Senate votes 69 to 1 for Monroe Doctrine reaffirmation
The Senate approved a 69 to 1 resolution warning international communism away from the Americas. Introduced by Senator Lyndon Johnson, the measure cites a modern interpretation of the 1823 Monroe Doctrine and aims to deter Red influence in Guatemala and broader Latin America. Senator Langer opposed the resolution without comment. the measure now moves to the House for action.
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Langer
Johnson
Washington
Senate
Guatemala
Americas
Spain
House
Congress
International Communist Movement
Latin America
Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Sen
Knowland
California
Western Hemisphere
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Expert Urges State Law Reform Drive
Dr. Albert I. Sturm, West Virginia University political science professor, urged a state-wide citizens committee to push for a new Constitution to replace the 1872 framework amended 27 times. He spoke at the West Virginia Public Accountants Assn. meeting in Charleston, saying the current system is outmoded and reform must come from the people.
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Harry W. Ernst
the Gazette
Ann
West Virginia
Citizens’ Committee
Albert I. Sturm
Charleston
West Virginia Public Accountants Assn
Dr. Sturm
West Virginia University
Russian Tanker Seized by Chiang
Formosa reports that Nationalist forces seized a Russian tanker bound for Shanghai amid the blockade. Moscow warned of measures to guard Soviet ships near Formosa as tension in the Far East rises.
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Chiang
Taipeh
Formosa
China
Shanghai
Russia
U. S
7Th Fleet
State Department
Washington
Gottwald
Kaohsiung
Praca
Taiwan
Three Sentenced to Die in Cop Killing at Dusk
In Elizabeth New Jersey three men Albert Wise 23 Harry Wise 21 and Alfred Stokes 21 were sentenced to die in the electric chair for the Union Police Sgt Clinton Bond killing during a 1400 holdup at Tuscan Dairy Farms Union County. The jury did not recommend mercy and the men will face execution the week of July 25 at Trenton State Prison. Defense plans an appeal as Joseph Wise of Springfield Mass was freed as a material witness.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Wise Brothers
Albert
Harry
Roselle
Alfred Stokes
Union
Clinton B. Bond
Bond
Union County
Milton 4. Feller
Harry Wise
Stokes
Trenton State Prison
Joseph Wise
Springfield
Mass
Gazette Sweeps Public Service Honors in WV awards
The Charleston Gazette led West Virginia Press Association contests, sweeping four firsts in the public service division and winning top daily newspaper honors for the third straight year. The event listed multiple winners across news writing court coverage and editorials, with other papers earning second and third places.
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Parkersburg
Charleston Gazette
West Virginia Press Assn
Gazette
WVPA
Charleston Daily Mail
Beckley Raleigh Register
The
Neil Boggs
James A. Maught
Frank A. Green
Peggy Kessinger
Beckley Raleigh-Register
Don Seagle
Tom Cummings
Charleston Daily, Mail
Angelene Battle
Welch Daily News
Harry G. Hoffmann
J. D. Maurice
Terry
Associated Press
West Virginia
Frank Wilkin
the Gazette
Huntington Publishing Co
Raleigh Register
Beckley
Secrecy in Government Disturbs State Newsmen
West Virginia AP members criticized state government for operating behind closed doors in a resolution at a Parkersburg meeting. The motion cited rare access for newsmen to joint interim committee meetings and growth of secrecy during and between legislative sessions.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia
Associated Press
West
Rebel Planes Bomb Capital and Take City
Rebel planes bombed the Guatemalan capital and seized Chiquimula near the Honduran border, forming a provisional government led by Col. Carlos Castillo Armas. The six communique said Chiquimula fell this morning with hundreds joining the army, and celebrations followed as anti-Communist forces gained ground.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Chiquimula
el Salvador
Guatemala
National Palace
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Guatemala City
Boston
Zapaca
Liberation Radio
Zacapa
el Jicaro
United Na
Charleston Senators Frustrate St Paul in Late Show
Charleston Senators edged St Paul in a tense late afternoon tilt at 2 15 p m last night with key plays in the final minutes altering the outcome.
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Anthony Eden
Joe Burdett
Asst
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Fred P. O’hara
Far East
U.S
Wri
State Freedom of Information Committee
Beckley Newspaper Corp
U. N
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