Revolution Threatened In Mexico Threatened In Mexico
A 75 member group calling itself the Zapata Movement petitioned the United Nations for a hearing on Mexico under Adolfo Lopez Mateos. They warned of a revolution within 10 days if no UN action results, demanding free elections and the dissolution of dictatorship. The group includes generals, lawyers, professors, engineers, and educators.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Mexico
United Nations
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Marcantonio Diaz- Infante
U.N. Security Council
General Assembly
U.N
Thant
Security Council
Daniel Schweitzer
Chile
Zapata Movement
Emiliano Zapata
Lopez Mateos
Bonn Objections Block U S Bid To Ease Crisis
West Germany objects delaying submission of new U S proposals to ease the Berlin crisis. State Department talks with Bonn aim to resolve differences over the four point plan especially allowing East Germany a voice on an international body to oversee Allied access routes to West Berlin. Secretary Rusk hopes to approach the Soviet Union within a week after further Allied consultations.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
Russia
U. S
Berlin
State Department
Bonn
East Germany
West Berlin
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
West Germany
Dobryn
Pikes Faults Blamed on Construction Delays
Charleston Daily Mail blames hurried work on the Charleston to Princeton turnpike for pavement failures. A 20 mile stretch from Kanawha City to Memorial Tunnel shows 158 defects, with 25 more from the tunnel to Mossy Interchange. Turnpike general manager W E Stahl cites behind schedule grading and settling bases. Portland Cement Association engineer Warner Ohman notes subgrade slips cause concrete movement. Repairs underway, with most rough spots to be blacktopped by Memorial Day.
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Charleston
UPI
Charleston Daily Mail
West Virginia
Charleston-to-Princeton
Mail
Kanawha City
Memorial Tunnel
the Mail
Turnpike
W. E. Stahl
Stahl
Warner Ohman
Portland Cement Association
State GOP Sets Goal Of 46 Delegates Seats
Wheeling based report says West Virginia Republicans, led by State Chairman Howard J. Corcoran, aim to win 46 House of Delegates seats next November. GOP currently holds 18 House seats and 7 of 32 Senate seats. campaign emphasizes precinct level work and five congressional districts with new training for leaders and volunteers.
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Wheeling
UPS
Howard J. Corcoran
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Senate
Corcoran
GOP
West Virginia Weather Update From Beckley Area
Considerable cloudiness this afternoon with highs 47 to 55. Warmer tonight and Wednesday, mostly cloudy. Sprinkles possible over the west, low in the upper 30s. Beckley high yesterday, low last 24 hours. Greenbrier normal, clear. Lake level 3.65 ft at Hinton. gates open. no gauge noted.
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Beckley High
Greenbrier
Hinton
Campaign to Stamp Out Singing Along Created by Senator Wiley
Dick West reports Sen. Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin urges more angry young men to meet modern challenges. A self-declared 1962 campaign targets the “singing along” cult led by Mitch, blaming distributable records for turning home parties into dangerous sing along sessions.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Senate
Wiley
Mitch
Lester Pindle
Boy Drinks Whisky Threatens Life in Wales
In Haverford West England four year old Deri Jones collapsed after drinking a tumbler of whisky found in a cup. Doctors battled to save him as he remained unconscious, the equivalent of an adult two quarts of whisky.
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Haverford West
England
UPI
Deri Jones
Deri
Two live Officials Accused
Washington officials testify that two Eisenhower cabinet members arranged a system allowing copper mining firms to reap about 3 million dollars in profits at government expense. Six firms profited by selling copper for the defense stockpile at higher industry prices from 1954 to 1956. Fire destroys a delivery truck at Raleigh Cleaners and Laundry. an employee escapes uninjured after a gasoline spill and brief blaze.
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Washington
UPID
General Services Administration
Eisenr Administration
Phil W. Jordan
GSA
Treasury
George W. Humphrey
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Senate
Cecil P. Connor
Raleigh Cleaners and Laundry
R. B. Armentrout
Seven Years Without Speaking Ends In Divorce
George Lush er liked golf but forgot the time and returned home 40 minutes late in 1954. A heated row led to seven years of silent separation with two households under one roof. In 1958 Gladys Lusher left, and uncontested divorce followed on desertion grounds.
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London
UPI
George Lusher
Lasher
A. Lewisohn
Gladys Laisher
Lusher
George
Gladys Lusher
Former Prince Soldier Drowns Near Pamplico
Dragging operations continue near Pamplico South Carolina to recover H W Johnson 32 who drowned ten days ago He was married to former Sue Smith daughter of H S and Mrs Smith of Glen Daniel The couple met while Johnson served with the Corps of Engineers at Camp Prince Their marriage lasted over eight years Johnsons father Van Elloit Johnson drowned in Pee Dee River three days after the marriage Two other men died in the same accident Their companion reached land safely The Smiths and their son in law and daughter plan to attend funeral services in Pamplico once the body is recovered.
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Pamplico
S. C
H. W. Johnson
Sue Smith
H. S. Smith
Glen Daniel
Johnson
Corps of Engineers
Camp Prince
van Elloitt Johnson
Pee Dee River
Smith
Dean Hawley
John St
Dow Jones Averages at 11 A M Report
Dow Jones averages show gains at 11 A M with 30 industrials up 2.30 points to 686.36, 20 rails up 0.61 to 143.04, 15 utilities up to 128.49, and 65 stocks at 236.59, volume 710000 shares.
Barron Returns From Japan Tour With Memorabilia
Gov. W. W. Barron arrived home at 5 06 a m from a two week Tokyo trip with mementos a kimono and an engraved porcelain dish He cut the tour short citing routine business at home Accompanying him were Curtis B Trent Jr Everett Parrish and Edsel Frantz Barron said Japanese people were friendly and noted leaders in Kyoto gave a cold reception but English was used in meetings Japanese industrialists forecast a fourfold rise in coal demand over the next eight to ten years
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Charleston
UPI
W. W. Barron
Japan
Barron
Chicago
Curtis B. Trent Jr
Everett Parrish
Edsel Frantz
National Governors Conference
State Department
Kanawha
Kyoto
Unclear OCR Note on Bins and Output
The readable text mentions bins on some people yielding nothing but double results, indicating an inconclusive or faulty measurement or process with no decisive outcome.
Government Employee Fired In Estes Fraud Case
Washington UPI The Agriculture Department fired William E Morris for failing to appear for questioning about dealings with Texas farm magnate Billie Sol Estes. Two other ASCS workers Russell E Dill and Harvey E White reportedly admitted finder fees for locating displaced cotton acreage for Texas promoters tied to Estes. the department may refer their files to the Justice Department.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Justice Department
Thomas R. Hughes
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Department
William E. Morris
Credit Services Department
Estes
Hughes
Morris
James T. Ralph
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Clinton
Okla
Russell E. Dill
Harvey E. White
Local Guards To Train At Camp Dawson
More than 2,000 West Virginia National Guardsmen will train in two states and at Camp Dawson near Kingwood. Units include the 1092nd Engineer Battalion and the 16th Special Forces Group with base personnel in Charleston and other cities. Training runs mid June to mid July across Camp Dawson Martinsburg Alpena and Camp Pickett with on the job missions and weather support flights.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia National Guardsmen
Camp Dawson
Kingwood
State Adjutant General's Office
1092Nd Engineer Battalion
Parkersburg
Salem
Weston
16Th Special Forces Group
Huntington
Beckley
Hal Williams
249Th Army Band
Fairmont
167Th Aeromedical Transport
Martinsburg
130Th
Phelps- Collins Air National Guard Base
Alpena
Michigan
Kanawha
21St Artillery
Elkins
Keyser
Camp Pickett
130Th Ordnance Company
Williamson
Army Reserve
West Virginia Briefs and Meetings
State Board of Public Works to close state house offices Friday for Good Friday with many staffers on partial Saturday duty. Officials from the U S Forest Service and West Virginia Natural Resources outline 1962-43 fish and game plans for George Washington and Monongahela National Forests. The West Virginia AAUW convention gathers April 27-28 in Jackson Mill with a panel on education television featuring Rex Smith and others.
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Charleston
UPI
State Board of Public Works
Statehouse
U. S. Forest Service
State Natural Resources Department
George Washington
Monongahela National Forests
West Virginia
Jackson Mill
American Association of University Women
William Ford
Fairmont
Rex Smith
Frances Butler
AAUW
Washington
C. R. Davisson
Weston
Man Found Dead On Fayette Dump
Three boys found Sanger man Jess Willard Olds, 45, dead at the Fayette County trash dump as flames burned his feet to upper back. Coroner M. G. Hresan cited acute coronary occlusion. Olds, known to have heart trouble, had nitroglycerin but could not reach it. Evans lit two trash piles. Olds worked a third before collapsing alone. Deputies Withrow and OBoyle investigated. autopsy performed.
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Jess Willard Olds
Fayette County
M. G. Hresan
Fred O’boyle
Olds
Two Boys Missing After Rowboat Trip From Williamstown
Two 13 year old boys, Ronnie Lewis and Ralph Shuttleworth, disappeared after reportedly rowing from Williamstown toward Parkersburg along the Ohio River Monday night. Police and authorities from state, county and local agencies are searching north of Parkersburg, considering the Dam No. 18 spillway as a potential obstacle they may have tried to bypass.
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Sparkersburg
UPI
Ohio River
Williamstown
Ronnie Lewis
Virgil Lewis
Ralph D. Shuttleworth
R. F. Shuttleworth
Williamstown Pike
Man's Body Recovered After River Tragedy
Crafton Simms, 35, of Fleming Ohio, was knocked from a railroad bridge by a Baltimore and Ohio train over the Little Kanawha River in Parkerburg. His body was recovered about two hours later, police said.
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Parkersburg
UPI
Crafton Simms
Fleming
Ohio
Kanawha
Simms
Baltimore & Ohio
Explosion at Ky chemical plant injures 30. large damage
An early morning explosion at the Doe Run plant of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp in Brandenburg Kentucky injures at least 30 workers and causes multi million dollar damage. Fourteen are admitted to a nearby hospital in Elizabethtown and the plant, built in 1951, is described as completely knocked out with a fires burning until after 8 am.
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Thomas Gray Brandenburg
Doe Run
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Elizabethtown
Poe Street
Brandenburg
Louisville
Ohio River
Ft. Knox
Street
Shortening The News From Wire Dispatches
Eddie Fisher resumes singing in New York recording Arri vederci Roma as part of a span of news items. The French government moves to restore order in Algeria with reinforcements to Oran and measures against the OAS while Bidault backs the group. In Portland, Belle the elephant and her calf spark a city drive for 30000 dollars. Kennedy schedules a news conference. embezzlement charges hit Edmund Earl Kaieas Jr. Almond receives a federal judgeship nomination. The Shah leaves the United States pledging progress. Mo hammed Reza and Farah meet Thant at the UN then travel on. Lovell predicts moon landings this year as Gromyko meets Yugoslavs in Belgrade. State briefs note Hoff man to head a U S economic department unit.
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Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Rome
New York City
Roma
Algeria
Oran
Algiers
George Bidault
OAS
Portland
Ore
Belle
Kennedy
Edmund Earl Kaieas Jr
Bank of New Bern
N. C
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
U. S. Court of Customs and Patient Appeals
Iran
United States
Shah Mohamed Reza Pahlevi
Queen Farah
Thant
United Nations
New York
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank
England
Andrei Gromyko
Belgrade
Death Driver's Dad Sentenced
ST JOSEPH MO UPI Urban Winterscheidt 36 began a six month jail term for permitting his 16 year old son to drive without a license The teen Larry D Winterscheidt was in a collision Saturday night that killed Ellery L Burdick 85 and injured his wife The elder Winterscheidt was sentenced after a Rushville Missouri mechanic said he told the boy to take the car Magistrate Margaret Young urged parents to enforce boundaries noting the ease of giving in and the need to say no to driving by minors
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ST. Joseph
UPI
Winterscheidt
Larry D. Winterscheidt
Ellery L. Burdick
Nortonville
Kan
Burdick
State Highway Patrol
Margaret Young
Rushville
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Leh
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Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Jacobs
Camp
Dawson
W.va
Fayette
Sanger
Harry G. Hoffman
Charleston Gazette
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