Walkout Ends Ten Nation Disarmament Talks In Geneva
The Soviet led bloc walked out of the 10 nation disarmament talks in Geneva amid western charges of hooliganism and scandal. The Western group remained to hear U S and allied proposals as Moscow denounced the session and signaled future moves toward new disarmament plans.
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Waszkowski
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Bulgaria
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Romania
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Khrushchev
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Khrushchevy
Valerian Zorin
U.S. State Department
Washington
U.S
Fredrick M. Eator
Moch
Zorin
Ormsby-Gore
Palace of Nations
Soviet Union
Dr Van Liere Remains Dean At West Virginia School
Dr Van Liere will continue as dean of the West Virginia University School of Medicine while a successor is found. He had been slated to retire June 30 after 25 years as medical dean, and will remain on as a physiology professor and teaching faculty member. The school plans its first MD degrees in 1962.
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Ward J. van Liere
West Virginia School of Medicine
Elvis J. Stahr
van Liere
Staler
WVU School of Medicine
Milam Named Associate Professor of Urology at WVU
A Charleston man, Dr. D Franklin Milam, is named associate professor of urology at West Virginia University Teaching Hospital. He will assume duties in September and is the first native West Virginian on the staff. Milam earned WVU degrees, completed an MD at the University of Pennsylvania, did his internship there, and has practiced in Charleston since 1954, heading the urology division at Charleston General Hospital since 1957.
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Radio Shop Files Bankruptcy Petition
The East End Radio Shop at 305 39th St filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U.S. District Court. Liabilities were listed at 51948.25 and assets at 9066.25.
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39Th St
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Cuban Sabotage Talk Soft-Pedaled After Havana Explosion
Cuban authorities softened talk about sabotage after a Havana ammunition dump blast killed three and wounded over 200. A Miami La Cruz spokesman claimed timed bombs caused the detonation near Havana Bay, with two precursor blasts reported before the main explosion.
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