Rockefeller Critics Defend Civil Defense and National Policy
In a press conference Rockefeller questions Eisenhower policy and regrets Underwood did not join the civil defense talk. Underwood replies he will not run for president and defends governors forum. Governor Furcolo suggests Rockefeller as Defense secretary to show bipartisan unity. Conference ends after 18 resolutions on automation delinquency highway safety and civil defense.
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Hawaii
Nike Zeus Tests Move From Jupiter Targets
The Defense Department plans Army use of 18 Atlas ICBMs from Vandenberg to test Nike Zeus against targets launched from Kwajalein Island. Jupiter trials are dropped. nuclear warheads unlikely in tests. readiness for actual trials perhaps 1961 or 1962 with tests overseen by Army and Convair crews.
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Air Force Eyes New Recovery Route For Discoverer Capsule
The Air Force shifts the ejection point hundreds of miles north toward Kodiak Island to move the recovery area from south to north of Hawaii. Telemetry planes and ships will monitor signals from additional instruments from Kodiak to Christmas Island. Future Discoverer capsules may carry monkeys, but success of recovery comes first.
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Jury Continues Case Over Fraudulent Memberships
The grand jury hears evidence from South Charleston figures linked to selling memberships claimed valid nationwide. A recipient from South Charleston received $159 as part of the scheme.
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Weather Forecast for Weston and Washington June 20 1966
A Thursday outlook shows widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Variable winds, high near 86 degrees, with cloudy to partly sunny periods and chances of brief showers across coastal areas.
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Fraud and violence scenes in Huntington case records
Prosecutor Charles M. Walker notes membership transfers limited to a year unless accepted by the American Gym-Inasium Assn. indictments allege false advertising for a non existent pool at Gene-Kay Swim and Trim Club in St Albans and related schemes selling memberships to a non existent indoor pool. John Wilbur Carpenter faces murder charge in the shooting death of Russell Tucker on his front porch. Weather and court notes cover gaming and lottery statutes and a five day forecast for the region.
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Henry Earl Ferguson Jr
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Mary Anna Bibbee
John Wilbur Carpenter
Tuppers Creek
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Tucker
Cuba to Refine Sugar Policy and Prosecution Proposals
Cuba to refine sugar policy follows grand jury recommendations to hold trials in magistrate courts with state representation. The session lists numerous felonies and misdemeanors including manslaughter charges against James H. Mullins and a broad slate of B&E forgery and larceny cases. Castro’s United States tirade prompts warning of reciprocal sugar quota cuts and potential seizure of American mills.
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Arthur W. Shamblin, Jr
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Senate Passes Randolphs Amendment on Highway Bill
The Senate backed a Randolph amendment to the highway bill proposing a $100 million annual federal state matching program for road construction. It would channel funds to labor surplus areas using a similar match formula to earlier efforts. Senate Public Works approved the amendment prior to a full Senate vote and officials expect movement toward a larger highway program despite presidential resistance.
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African Grabs King's Sword At Congo Fete
In Brussels a mentally unbalanced African snatched King Baudouin's sword as he and Congo leader-elect Joseph Kasavubu arrived for a Congo independence eve parade. Police recovered the weapon after a brief chase near Leopoldville's main boulevard.
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