Ministers denounce Neely remarks on Church and State
West Virginia ministers and politicians refused comment after Sen. Neely criticized Senator Matthew Deestands and President Eisenhower for church politics. Rev Royal Walther St Pauls Lutheran Church calls the remark asinine while Rt Rev Wilburn Campbell cautions that criticism by Neely mirrors older church disputes.
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Royal Walther
Walther
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Wilburn C. Campbell
Community Church Leader Defends Neely Remarks
Rev Moses Newsome of the First Baptist Church contends Neely may know something about President Eisenhower that others do not. The remarks drew criticism as the paper prompts readers to turn to Page 8 for continuation.
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Neely
Moses Newsome
First Baptist Church
Eisenhower
Russia Silent On Absence Of Malenkov
Stockholm dispatch reports Western rumors that ex Premier Georgi Malenkov may be missing or executed after his resignation on February 8. Soviet officials offered no confirmation or denial, saying nothing about Malenkov while mentioning his replacement as minister of power stations.
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Russia
Malenkov
Stockholm
Sweden
Georgi Malenkov
U.S.S.R
Moscow Radio
Convicts barcade Nebraska Penitentiary in third day
Lincoln March 29. Victor Anderson assured nine barricaded inmates he would consider their demands but warned against delays in surrendering. He ordered more troopers and guards around the maximum security unit until the two hostages are freed.
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Lincoln
Neb
INS
Gary
Victor Anderson
Nebraska
Anderson
Guide to Intelligent Reducing by Hauser
Specialist Gayelord Rawser explains proper deep breathing and simple exercises to aid weight reduction. The article promotes Hauser's New Guide to Intelligent Reducing and directs readers to page 10 for details.
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Gayelord Rawser
Hauser
West Virginia chiropodists seek legal status ruling
The Blues Shield Plan refuses to pay bills from three Charleston chiropodists and bars their participation. A declaratory judgment action seeks to determine whether medical insurance must cover chiropody services and recognize the practitioners under state law.
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West Virginia
Elizabeth Reynolds
Frank L. Taylor
Mildred Stephens
Medical Service
Inc
Charleston
Ted
Blues
Flannery Plans Tax Utilities to Ease Teacher Pay
House Speaker W E Flannery outlines a 6.1 million tax package to fund teachers’ pay. Proposal extends the 2 percent sales tax to gas electricity and communications plus a 30 percent gross sales surtax to retailers water firms and contractors. Senate President Ralph Bean has been briefed and will survey senators before a possible special session.
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Thomas F. Stafford
the Gazette
House
W. E. Flannery
Thas
Senate
Ralph Bean
Flannery
Man
Bean
House Rules Committee
West Virginia Gazette Rental Ad Fragments
Rental ad snippets show various apartment listings in South Charleston and White Sulphur, with rooms, baths, yards, garages, and prices. Prominent features include garages, fenced yards, air conditioning, utilities, and monthly rates. Some entries note first or second day renting and no drinking.
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the Gazette
West Viri
Bath
Sunporch
Ohio
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ODell_Ave
PraRs
Charleston
Preaganert
Western Unity Reality Now Dulles Sees Realized
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate that Western unity is now an irreversible reality and discussions with Russia could be useful in time. He cautioned that a top level meeting would require months of planning and might include disarmament and German unification on a Big Four agenda.
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Dulles
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
West Germany
McCarthy Defends Eisenhower Over Churchgoing Charge
Senator McCarthy accused Senator Neely of assaulting the President on religious grounds and pledged unqualified support. He demanded an apology to Eisenhower for remarks about churchgoing made at Cleveland. Neely said Eisenhower joined a church as President. McCarthy rebutted. Other GOP senators defended Eisenhower while a Democratic group urged measured criticism. A church official urged pride in the Presidents churchgoing example.
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E. L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Washington
Capitol
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Dw.va
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Eisenhower
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Neely
D-W. Va
CIO
United Auto Workers Convention
Sens. Goldwater
Arizona
Allott
Colorado
Bender
Ohio
Americans For Democratic Action
United States
New York
Eugene Carson Blake
National Council of the Churches
Presbyterian Church
Burnside deftly avoids questions on Neely speech
Rep M G Burnside of West Virginia fourth district dodges a Gazette interview on Sen Neelys controversial speech criticizing President Eisenhowers religion He shifts to tobacco and marble factory closings saying he spends days in Constitutions hall handing out marbles He notes he is an elder in the Presbyterian Church praising the Presidents joining stance.
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M. G. Burnside
West Virginia
Congress
Burnside
Gazette
Sen. Neely
Eisenhower
Constitution
Presbyterian Church
Clash in Saigon as ex pirates shell palace and army HQ
In Saigon South Vietnam on March 30 a private army of ex pirates named Binh Xuyen shelled the Premier Ngo Dinh Diem palace compound and Nationalist army headquarters. The attack left several dead and wounded, with government forces counterattacking under tanks and artillery as parachute troops defended key targets.
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South Vietnam
Vietnam
Binh Xuyen
Viet Nam
Binh Xyuen
Ngo Dinh Diem
Gallieni
National Army
Rue. D'Eglise
Diem
Ouns
Yo van
AFL Head Favors Annual Wage Plan At UAW Convention
Meany told reporters at the UAW convention that AFL unions would back a guaranteed annual wage if auto workers seek help. He hailed the plan as a labor tradition though cautious on practicality in autos. He noted a possible future joint strike fund but stressed immediate focus remains on political action against Taft-Hartley and right to work laws.
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Cleveland
Meany
AFL
UAW
Auto Workers
AFL - Cio
United Labor Movement
Siamese twins Prissa pa Napit Polpinyo separated in Chicago surgery
Two 20 month old Thai sisters Prissa pa and Napit Polpinyo were successfully separated after a 34 hour operation in Chicago. Doctors report a common fused liver twice normal size was divided with no current complications, though bile leakage could risk peritonitis.
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Chicago
Prissapa
Napit Polpinyo
Thailand
Siam
Pressure on Eisenhower Over Quemoy and Matsu
Washington march 29 president eisenhower faces pressure from top military advisers to firm a final stance on defending the Chinese coastal islands Quemoy and Matsu. he seeks a peaceful long term Formosa settlement and aims to keep policy fluid while resisting rush decisions. reports from a private meeting with adm carey and newsmen warn of mid april chinese attack, urging a sharper us position.
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Eisenhower
Quemoy
Matsu
Adm
Robert Carney
Formosa
Carney
Dulles
United States
Asia
U.S
Quemoy-Matsu
Carey
Red China
National Security Council
Page
Campaign Set By Democrats
The Democratic city campaign will begin tonight as the 18 member city executive committee convenes to name candidates after last week's nominating convention. Mayor candidate R A Robertson says the party will form a campaign organization and start active efforts for the April 18 election. He expresses strong optimism that the formal structure will be completed at the meeting.
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Charles M. Love Jr
Kamawha County Intermediate Court
R. A. Robertson
Robertson
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