Graft Denied By Hancock County Official In WV Hearing
Hancock County Commissioner Hobbs defends policy amid West Virginia gambling and illegal liquor probes. Commission hearing reveals payoffs in pinball and racket concerns while officials deny widespread corruption and vow to enforce laws with the state police.
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Weather Forecast Fragments Show Warm Readings Across Regions
Fragmented weather notes indicate generally fair conditions with warm temperatures in several areas. Virginia shows fair skies with higher readings, Western Pennsylvania expects a mild day, and Kentucky trends toward generally fair weather with light winds.
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Ike presses UN backed Congo peace plan
President Eisenhower stated the United States would back UN actions in the Congo possibly including troops if required. He clarified U S stance on Soviet involvement and cited concerns over Russia supplying planes, while addressing domestic issues and Congress.
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First Baptist Sets Service for New Fairlea Church
Fairlea First Baptist Church will hold its constitutional service at 2 30 p m Sunday. The church, sponsored by White Sulphur Springs Baptist Church, has operated as a mission since November 15 1959 and now reports 38 members and 74 in Sunday School. Rev Tom F Lang of Colbert Georgia has accepted the pastorate and will begin soon. he previously served Colbert Baptist Church for three and a half years and is a University of Georgia and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary graduate.
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Congo turmoil widens as Kasavubu lashes out
Congo leaders clash as Kasavubu denounces a Kasavubu plot to partition the country and U.N. troops move to restore order. The assembly plans a committee while Hammarskjold seeks $100 million in UN aid and possible disarmament to stabilize the Congo government amid a growing crisis.
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Airliner Crassi Continued From Page 1
Bevacqua, former health minister under Peron, went into exile in September and sought asylum in the Paraguayan Embassy in Buenos Aires. The airliner flight list included 2 Americans 6 Argentines 2 Uruguayans and a Paraguayan.
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Senators Clash Over Drug Prices Evidence at Hearing
Testimony details druggist charges for antibiotics from 1951 to two weeks ago with a 15 percent price reduction. Malcolm cites Parke Davis Pfizer pricing concerns while American Cyanamid defends fair, necessary pricing for research. Lyman Duncan of Lederle calls price identity strong evidence of competition and suggests checking gasoline stations for price benchmarks.
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Negroes Seek District School Enrollment Amid Court Ruling
The district plans Wednesday classes for new applicants after the 5th U S Circuit upheld a court order. A three member committee will review applicants against eligibility rules, including keeping siblings in the same elementary school within the 107 white schools targeted for integration.
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Opening day first grade enrollment expected near nineteen thousand five hundred
On Wednesday the first grade enrollment slated to approach 19 500 students with about 4 000 of them identified as Negro.
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