Red Bloc Leaders Meet Khrushchev in Berlin Parley
Khrushchev meets East Bloc leaders amid Soviet Chinese rift and Berlin birthday parade. Officials hint at talks on European satellites, Ulbricht regime, and new U S relations while Moscow hosts ideological discussions with China over peaceful coexistence.
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Khrushchev
East Berlin
Ulbricht
Kennedy
West Berlin
State Department
Berlin Wall
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
American University
Soviet Union
United States
Norway
Denmark
Italy
France
Africa
EAS
Berlin
Ullbricht
Romania
Soviet Bloc
Peking
Kremlin
Nina
ADN
Tereshkova
Thant Probes U N spy inquiry amid New York unrest
Miss Novotny claimed U S security agents used a vice ring tied to U N diplomats as misleading cover. She urged inquiry into why espionage questions surface now after a two year delay following her prostitution conviction. Evelyn Davis, 33, a U N correspondent and investment adviser, faced further probes as FBI immigration naturalization and IRS examined her background. Thant said he did not know of any FBI probe inside the United Nations.
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London
Harry
Towers
New York
United Nations
FBI, Immigration and Naturalization Service
Internal Revenue Service
Evelyn Davis
Davis
U. N
Nance! Can
Thant
FBI
WU. N
Boy Admits Slaying Four Year Old in Illinois Field
In Joliet a four year old girl Ann Kozlowski vanished from a playmate’s yard and was found in an oat field two hours later. An 11 to 13 year old neighbor boy confessed to the murder saying he was inspired by television. The body lay fully clothed and partly hidden by oats. no sexual abuse signs were found. Authorities described deep ground marks and a neck choke mark from a string.
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Harry Grant
Will County
Marshall Summer Theater to Begin Come Blow Your Horn
Marshall Summer Theater opens with Come Blow Your Horn on July 6 and 9 in the Old Main Theater at Huntington Marshall University. The university's Children's Theater will stage Hansel and Gretel on July 13 with two performances slated.
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Huntington - Marshall University
New Summer Theater
University
Children's Theater
Hansel and Gretel
Jobless Training shows West Virginia budget hurdle
W Eberle, acting director, says the state cannot commit to matching funds due to annual budget approval. About 20 training programs under the MDTA exist in West Virginia with roughly 200 people currently training, including a Bluefield class started last week for automobile body repairmen. The nation-wide program has approved about 1,450 projects training around 34,000 workers, with an average duration of 22.7 weeks and 13 percent lasting 52 weeks. The matching provision was added by Senate Democrats to keep states from shifting unemployment costs to the federal government. The act provides weekly subsistence benefits equal to the higher of state jobless benefits or trainee unemployment benefits. The President urged delaying the state machine requirement in his civil rights message of June 19.
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W. Eberle
Division of Vocational Education
Eberle
West Virginia
MDTA
Bluefield
Kennedy
Senate
Moore Responds to Criticism Over West Virginia Tourist Aid
Arch Moore contends Democratic success enabled nearly 24 million dollars in AAA tourist projects for West Virginia this week. Barron retorts that Moore did nothing, mocks ARA assistance timing, and calls the Barrow operation a mystery while noting 75,100 West Virginians have found jobs since Democrats returned to power.
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Feam
West Virginia
Barron
Moore
Underwood
ARA
Washington
Coal Miners Begin 2 Weeks Vacation
West Virginia's twenty six thousand coal miners start their annual two week vacation at the end of the workday Friday. The UMW provides about seven point two million dollars in vacation pay to fund trips. Mines suspend operations but coal stockpiles keep related transport running. George Titler notes plans to travel to many coal towns. The piece also covers public school minstrel show protests in Pennsylvania and local fair ticket details for St. Albans Centennial Fair with proceeds benefiting the library.
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Associated Fress
West Virginia
United Mineworkers of America
UMW
George Titler
Dist. 29
West
Virginia
Harrisburg
United States
State Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Norristown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charles H. Boehm
Henry R. Smith Jr
Pennsylvania , Naacp
Ralph Baker
St. Albans
West Virginia Temperatures Soar Across Regions This Week
Weather forecast shows above normal temperatures in West Virginia through Wednesday with highs reaching the low to mid sixties and 25 degrees above normal in the north and 43 degrees above in the south. Hot and humid conditions persist with scattered afternoon thundershowers daily. Rain totals expected around half an inch east of the Appalachians and about an inch west of them.
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West Virginia
Appalachians
Cape Hatteras
Chattanooga
Chicago
Moon Sells
Cincinnati
Cleveland Cave
Charleston
Des Moines
Detroit
Houston
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Virginia
Los Angeles
Louisville
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Montreal
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
St Louis
Wee
Pam
Salt Take City
Renee
San Francisco
Savannah
Seattle
Tampa
Taranto
Washington
Barbour to Be Feted By Honey in the Rock Show
Barbour County, formed two decades before West Virginia statehood, will be honored at today's Honey in the Rock event. Judge Francis L. Warder has been invited to represent his county at the celebration.
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Beckley
Barbour County
West Virginia
Francis L. Warder
Alloy Plant Talks Stretch Over Wage Reopener and Strike
Miles outlined the present contract expires in 1964 with a wage reopener this year and a 16 hour strike notice during the strike option period. Jones said current average hourly pay is 2.79 dollars and the union’s exact demand was not disclosed. He asserted the plant’s $113 million savings plan payoff remains unaffected by a strike as the company intends to proceed.
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Miles
May & Jones
iMiles
Boy Injured In Collision Near South Charleston Avenues
A South Charleston boy, Jeffrey Nichols, 2, was listed in critical condition with a neck laceration and facial injuries after a Friday night crash at MacCorkle Avenue and Hudson Street in St Albans. His mother Mary Nichols, 31, and brother John, 5, were treated for arm and head injuries. Richard, 8, and Woodrow Nichols, 31, were released after minor injuries. The Nichols family home is at 4702 MacCorkle Ave, South Charleston. The other car occupants, Betty Smith, 32, Nitro, and Shirley Porter, Huntington, were discharged after examination.
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South Charleston
MacCorkle Avenue
Hudson Street
St. Albans
Jeffrey Nichols
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Mary Nichols
John
Richard
Woodroww
Nichols
MasCorkle Ave
Betty Smith
Shirley Porter
Huntington
Carousel Musical Heads to Grandview and Beckley
The Charleston Light Opera Guild will present Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel July 15 at Cliffside Amphitheater in Grandview State Park. A 75 member cast and a 16 page professional orchestra will perform under Tom Murphy. Jenny Melton and Rowland Shock lead as Julie Jordan and Billy Bigelow. Reservations available through Beckley Honey, Dordee’s in Charleston, or Guild members.
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Beckley
Charleston Light Opera Guild
Cliffside Ampltheater
Grandview State Park
Guild
Civic Center Little Theater
Charleston
Tom Murphy
Jenny Melton
Rowland Shock
Julie Jordan
Billy Bigbow
the Park
Molnar
Beckley “Honey
Londeree’s Music Store
Two Men Held In Gambling Plead Guilty
Two of three men arrested May 14 in a major gambling operation pleaded guilty in Intermediate Court. Howard R. Moe Board, 35, of 706 Lower Donnally Rd, and William Vin son Patrick, 30, of 1013 Quartier St, saw their sentences deferred to Aug 27. A third defendant, Allen Dempsey Thompson, 31, of Seniz Street, had no action. A pre-trial conference will be held by Judge Thompson before any decision.
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Howard R
Moe) Board
Lower Donnally Rd
William Vinson Patrick
Quartier St
Allen Dempsey Thompson
Seniz Street
Thompson
Truck Driver Hurt in Crash at Rayford Mine
Hansel Milam, 47, of Sissonville, a driver for the Olgebay Norton Coal Co. mine at Rayford, was admitted to Charleston Memorial Hospital in serious condition after his truck overturned at the mine. He sustained a fractured spine and skull fracture.
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Olgebay- Norton Coal Co
Rayford
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Hansel Milam
Sissonville
10th Minuteman Missile Fired From Vandenberg
A routine training launch sent a Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. It marked the 10th Minuteman firing from the West Coast and was directed toward an undisclosed target area in the Pacific Missile Range.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Califf
Vandenberk Air Force Base
Air Force
West Coast
Pacific
Five Countians Selected for West Virginia Science Institute
Buckhannon area seniors join 35 others chosen to attend the annual science institute for high school students at West Virginia Wesleyan College from July 15 to August 23. Delegates include Joseph C. White Glasgow Steve P. Swisher Dunbar Darla Hamilton Miami Jayne Lee Harper Dunbar and Margaret Ann Kirtley St. Albans.
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Buckhannon
Kanawha County
Science Institute
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Joseph C. White
Glasgow
Steve P. Swisher
Dunbar
Darla Hamilton
Miami
Jayne Lee Harper
Margaret Ann Kirtley
St. Albans
Futures Trading Weaker at Close
The grain futures market closed generally weak after a session with some soybean contracts holding moderate gains. Corn fell over one cent amid fears of possible government policy shifts on surplus stocks, while rain and moisture eased dry spots. Wheat ended about 5/8 lower, with soybeans mixed to modest gains on July contracts.
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Chicago
Sleeping Car Porter Strike Averted In Nationwide Pause
A nationwide strike of sleeping car porters slated to begin at midnight Monday has been averted for now. The National Mediation Board said the AFL-CIO Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters has withdrawn its strike action pending action by President Kennedy.
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Washington
National Mediation Board
Afl-Cio: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Kennedy
Glenbrook Mine Closes Indefinitely in Harlan County
The Glenbrook Mine in Harlan Kentucky, the region’s largest commercial coal operation, has shut down indefinitely. Stonega Coke & Coal Co runs the mine and gave no future plans. About 110 UMWA members and 20 supervisory staff are affected, with production around 2,000 tons daily. Many workers live near Keokee Virginia. The Kentucky mine opened in 1947 and is Stonega’s only Kentucky operation.
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Harlan
Glenbrook
Harlan County
Stonega Coke & Coal. Co
Harlan County Coal Operators Assn
United Mine, Workers Union
Keokee
Kentucky
Stonega
Stone Gap
Hoover Condition Keeps Improving
Former President Herbert Hoover, age 88, remains in improving condition after a serious GI ailment. Doctors report he sits up in bed at the Waldorf Astoria, reads newspapers, and shows a lively interest in affairs.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria
Carbide Man Unhurt By Lightning Bolt
William F. Riddle of Fraziers Bottom Putnam County was struck indirectly by lightning at Union Carbide's Institute plant Friday. He was examined and released from Thomas Memorial Hospital with no injuries after the bolt traveled down a crane shaft to him.
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Union Carbide Chemical Co
Thomas Memorial Hospital
South Charleston
William F. Riddle
Fraziers Bottom
Putnam County
Riddle
Union Carr i ‘Bide
Institute
Jury verdict in crash suit overruled by federal judge
A federal judge overturned a two year old jury verdict in a crash case involving pianist William Kapell. The ruling orders a new trial to set damages, holds the airline liable beyond the Warsaw Convention limit of eight thousand three hundred dollars, and cites willful misconduct. The DC-6 crash near San Francisco killed all 18 aboard including Kapell, a celebrated artist from New York.
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Richard Witkin
New York Times Co
New York
William Kapell
United States District Court
Willis W. Ritter
Salt Lake City
British Commonwealth Pacific Airways
Qantas
Australia
Austin P. Magner
Ritter
San Francisco
Honolulu
Kapell
Deceptive Pricing Laid To Chains
Washington reports the FTC charged Revco and Standard Drug with deceptive pricing and improper practices in Michigan Ohio and West Virginia. Named individuals include Bernard Shulman and Charles F Rosen alongside advertising agency W B Doner and Co. Answers due by July 20. FTC says ads claimed 30 to 70 percent savings and an independent Consumer Protective Institute lacked merit or testing.
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Washington -4N
Michigan
Ohio
West Virginia
Federal Trade Commission
Revco
Consumer Protective Institute
Stat
FTC
Rosen
Concord Summer School Enrolls 869 Students for Term
Concord College reports 869 students enrolled for the first summer term per Registrar Milton C. Edge. Beyond the regular program, about 13 special groups attend summer programs. Second term registration slated for July 22.
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Athens
Pavilion Bid Opening Delayed for World's Fair Pavilion
West Virginia pavilion construction bids for the 1964 65 New York World's Fair were delayed to early next week after all prior bids exceeded funds. State Commerce Commissioner Hulett C. Smith announced revised specifications and a new invitation for bids.
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West Virginias
Hulett Cl. Smith
Hagerman Heads Training Group In Kanawha Chapter
Maury Hagerman of United Fuel Gas Co becomes president of the Kanawha Valley Chapter of the American Society of Training Directors. Newly elected officers include Dwight Harding of Monsanto Chemical Co as vice president John Evans of Charleston Memorial Hospital as secretary R L Marcuzzi of FMC Corp as treasurer and S W Williamson of United Fuel Gas Co as director.
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Maury Hagerman
United Fuel Gas Co
Kanawha Valley
American Society of Training Dilrectors
Dwight Harding
Monsanto] Chemical Co
John Evans
Charleston Memorial Hospital
R. L. Marcuzzi
FMC Corp
S. W. Williamson
British Official Recall Demanded Over Subversive Activity Prague
In Prague the Czechoslovak government demanded the recall of W N Hillier Fry first secretary at the British Embassy for alleged subversive activity. The move followed Britain ordering the expulsion of Premys Hola third secretary at the Czechoslovak Embassy in London for trying to persuade a member of the public to obtain secret information. Alaska Post Suchai Khetchamni a West Virginia State College student from Thailand has been named a graduate assistant in the University of Alaska mathematics department for 1963 64. He has been a West Virginia State student since 1960 and plans to enter Thailand government service after earning his doctorate.
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Prague
W.N. Hillier-Fry
CTK
Premys Hola
London
Alaska
Suchai Khetchamni
West Virginia
Thailand
University of Alaska
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