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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1958

Page

2

Talks May Break Disarmament Deadlock in Geneva

Washington officials optimistic that Russia's softened stance could unlock Geneva talks starting Tuesday on nuclear test bans. Western scientists will meet Russian and bloc counterparts to discuss an international inspection regime and a possible prohibition on testing, with Moscow delaying confirmation while awaiting U.S. policies.

Washington Russia U. S Geneva United States Ge Soviet Busi Jneva Western Scienness U.S Eisenhower Congress Britain

Steelworkers Win Third Year Pay Rise Amid Union Standoff

Pittsburgh reports that basic steelworkers who avoided furloughs will receive the final 13.2 to 16 cent hourly package boost plus a 4 cent cost of living increase as part of a three year contract. Union leader McDonald backs the raise citing productivity. U. S. Steel says price hikes unlikely until the economy clarifies.

Pittsburgh United Steelworkers David J. McDonald Roger Blough U. S. ‘Steel Avery Adams Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp McDonald U. S. Steel Corp

Three Die in Detroit Second Story Fire

A grandmother Mrs Georgia Lucas aged 45, her daughter in law Mrs Pauline Lucas aged 27, and eight year old Larry Lucas died in a Sunday blaze that destroyed their second story flat. Fire Inspector William J O'Brien said a lit cigarette discarded into rubbish near the stairway started the fire. Grandmother was found in a kitchen dining room doorway, the boy beside her, and the mother in a bed.

Detroit Georgia| Lucas Pauline Lucas Larry Lucas William J. O’brien

Impermissible Warning From China On Lebanon Intervention

China denounces any foreign interference in Lebanon as impermissible. Radio Peiping quotes the foreign ministry warning that U S and Western actions in Lebanon and the Arab region risk counterblows from peace loving peoples worldwide.

Hong Kong China Foreign Ministry Lebanon Radio Peiping Rebvellion-Battered U. S

Retired Troopers Plan Annual Police Awards

Retired state troopers elect officers for their annual awards group meeting with L. V. Minnick of Nitro Ted Parkersberg serving as secretary George elected president H. Skeen of Kenna treasurer Lawrence Gunn of Martinsburg and C A Thompson Beckley among officers. Col Hazen Fair superintendent James H. Fillinger presiding. Myers of Charleston chaplain.

L. V. Minnick Nitro Ted Parkersberg George H. Skeen Kenna State Police Lawrence Gunn Martinsburg C. A. Thompson Beckley Nnal Harry C. Academy Institute Myers Charleston Col. Hazen Fair James H. Fillinger Petonia Department of Public 1 H. E. Martin Petal

Iron Curtain Is Tightened Across Germany

The United States Information Agency reports 261,622 East Germans fled last year, many under 25, as the iron curtain grows with a 830 mile double barbed wire barrier and mine fields. Czechoslovakia and Hungary employ similar frontiers. A policeman of the year award is planned for fall with nominations via an October meeting.

Washington United States Information Agency USIA Czechoslovakia Iungary

Youth Charged With Destruction At Service Station

An 18 year old, Warren Wilbur of 1601 Frame Street, was arrested by city police early Sunday on a charge of destruction of property at a Broad and Lee Street service station. Det. Lovell Taylor said the youth kicked open a soft drink machine and took 20 cents. Two fur scarfs were later reported stolen from Stone and Thomas Department Store Saturday. detectives said fur pieces valued at 156 dollars. Store officials said the furs were believed stolen shortly after closing hours.

Broad and Lee Sts Lovell Taylor Warren Wilbur Frame St Stone and Thomas ‘Department Store William Hammack Clyde Miller

collapsible drying rack and homemaker knives sale listing

Compact outside dryer folds in a jiffy with 210 feet of line space and a rust-free steel frame. Also advertised are first-rate slicing knives with multi size blades and a handy indoor clothes line caddie hanger for ironing and drying uses.

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