Disarmament Group Planned Under State Department
The new disarmament organization will report to the State Department rather than the White House. Officials say Secretary Christian Herter wants direct reporting to him to avoid blurring foreign policy duties. The move aims to attract a high caliber chief and end prestige questions.
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Erament
Kennedy
The
State Department
White House
Christian A. Herter
Herter
John Foster Dulles
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Morris gains in GOP liberal conservative scrap
Thorn Lord who leads Mercer County Democratic organization in Trenton is a heavy favorite to defeat Richard M. Glassner of Newark for the Democratic nomination. Voters in Louisiana and New Jersey showed a third place finish in a 1958 three way primary as CASE II was seen as a slight favorite amid intra party tensions.
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Case II
Morris
Thorn Lord
Mercer County
Trenton
Richard M. Glassner
Newark
Divorce Granted to Joy Ward Wathen in Leigh County Case
Final decree of divorce granted to Joy Ward Wathen an infant sue by her mother Ora Ward from William E. Wathen. Judge Norman Knapp of Leigh County Circuit presided.
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Joy Ward Wathen
Ora Ward
William E. Wathen
Eeeleigh County
Norman Knapp
Durham Executes Bond in Resisting Arrest Case
Frank Durham waived preliminary hearing before Magistrate Cotton White this morning and was released from Raleigh County Jail after posting a $1000 bond on a resisting arrest charge. He was arrested by City Police on Monday.
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Frank Durham
Cotton White
Raleigh
On land one mile is 5,280 feet. SSR 0 SERIES SES
The fragment notes a definition or measure stating one mile equals 5,280 feet on land, with stray characters SSR 0 SERIES SES.
Woodland Show Progress Told At RDC Meeting
At the RDC meeting the Woodland Show progress was discussed with Shy to Shackelford and Mahanessa to assist. Charles Hodel reported secured funds and a statewide opening. Six posters remain for other venues as they arise. Forestry exhibits will feature FFA 4H Boy Scouts and Girl groups with cash prizes and chopping contests for any axe and a professional event.
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Shackelford
Mahanessa
Charles Hodel
FFA
Candidates To Appear On TV West Virginia Primary Debate
WSAZ TV vice president C Tom Garten announced that two Democratic Senate candidates may choose to debate full program or part of it on the eve of the West Virginia primary. The vote program will air, with time to be set later, as the candidates decide how to conduct the interview portion.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Tom Garten
Wsaz TV
Virginia
Tom
Garten
Wsaz-Tv
Parochial PTA Set to Vote at St Francis de Sales
St Francis de Sales Parochial School PTA meets tonight at 7 30 in the school cafeteria to elect officers and discuss publicity. Mrs John Rahall urges all members to attend.
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John Rahall
Stolen car report by Mrs Blankenship in Beckley area
Mrs Margaret Blankenship of Maxwell Hill told Beckley State Police around 5 p m Monday that her car was stolen. She later called to report she located it at Skelton, saying her son had taken it.
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Margaret Blankenship
Maxwell Hill
Beckley
Skelton
Eccles Cafe Break-in Reported at Sanitary Cafe Eccles
Beckley State Police investigate a Monday night break in at the Eccles Sanitary Cafe. Owner Dominick Trimboli says merchandise including beer was stolen. Local authorities are reviewing surveillance and interviewing employees.
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Beckley State
Sanitary Cafe Eccles
Dominick Trimboli
Harper Free Methodist Church Holds Midweek Meeting
A quarterly meeting is set at Harper Free Methodist Church at 7 30 p m today and Wednesday. Rev H speaker will lead the services. Pastor C E Plybon invites all parishioners and neighbors to attend.
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Harper Free Methodist Church
C.E . Plybon
PO Clerks Nominate Convention Alternates
Post office clerks announce the selection of convention alternates for the Auxiliary to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks. Members from the local chapter participate in the naming of delegates and alternates for upcoming federation events.
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National Federation of Post
Wyoming Republican League Meets Friday
A Wyoming Republican League meeting is slated for Friday in Herndon. The event aims to discuss party matters and welcomes interested attendees and local party members to join discussions and support activities.
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Wyoming Republican League
Wyoming
Herndon Sre
Mrs. McIver Improving After Surgery
Mrs. Mary V. McIver of Mt. Hope is improving in Beckley Hospital after hip surgery Friday morning. She sustained a broken hip in a fall at home Thursday and is the mother of Mrs. C. D. Trent of Beckley and Mrs. George Scott of Mt. Hope.
Crescent boy injured in fall at home
Glen Dickerson year old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dickerson Crescent Rd sustained injury to his neck and left eye after a fall He received treatment at Beckley Hospital
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Glen Dickerson
Joseph Dickerson
Crescent Rd
Beckley Hospital
Uprising Flares Over Rhee Victory in Korea
Riots marked the gravest internal crisis of Syngman Rhee’s 12 year rule as demonstrations surged after the March 15 election gave Rhee a fourth term. Lee Ki-Poong, running mate defeated four years ago, faced widespread belief of rigged results among many Koreans.
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Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
Lee Ki-Poong
Korea
Fae
Outlawed ANC urges workers to stay home over long weekend
An underground newspaper distributed Monday by the Socialist League of Africa calls on Negro workers to stay away from work during the holiday weekend. It urges nonwhites to continue the struggle against the capitalist government.
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African National Conch
Socialist League of Africa
Georgia School Fracas Over Half Of Faculty Resign
In Valdosta Georgia the school board faced a mutiny as half the faculty left, backing Principal over in class discipline. Parents and residents discussed the incident after a four hour board meeting. Earl Cornelius a seventh grader was spanked for misbehavior with a board. his mother and Elmer Maples defended the punishment while the Maples posted $500 bonds. The community debated the propriety and impact of the board action on the school and town.
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Valdosta
Stats Talaga
Cndee Tans Wits
Wenehcalane Tosiman James T. A
Aanaes Ae Board of Trustees
Martin
Ucation
Tdeas
Lowndes
Dwight Maples
Maples
Lowndes County School
Chay
W. Meacham
Earl
Elmer
Deaths and Funerals From Maple Valley Church
Born at Wickham on April 6 1887 Dav i Fleshman Dav Genespeak of Maple Valley Church are named among the deceased. Survivors include Ivan Davis Jesse Davis and Tracy Bailey. The body will be taken from Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope to the church one hour before the services.
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Wickham
W. M
Lena Fleshman Davi Genespeak
Maple Valley Church
Tyree
Mount Hope
Ivan Davis
Jesse Davis
Tracy Bailey
Funeral services for infant Jimmy Dale Acord
Funeral services for Jimmy Dale Acord three week old son of James and Lurlena Adkins Acord will be held at 2 p m today at the Gospel Mission Brenton with Rev Stellie Parsons in charge. Burial will be in Cemetery. The infant died at 11 p m Sunday in a Man hospital born March 29 Surviving are parents two sisters Joan and Reva Ann and six brothers Danny David Keith Dallas Stanley and others all at home Evans Funeral Home Oce more in charge of arrangements.
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Jimmy Dale Acord
James
Lurlena Adkins
Gospel Mission
Brenton
Stellie Parsons
Cemele
Man
Joan
Reva Ann
Danny
David
Keith
Dallas
Stanley
Evans Funeral Home
Ocemore
Four Schools To Meet Discuss NDEA Program
One of seven meetings for the 26 schools on the NDEA program will be held to discuss equipment furnished under the act. Superintendent Mason Central Principal Herbert E. Ash will conduct the meeting and serve as consultant on materials and equipment, with Helping Teacher Miss Boots Dilley assisting.
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NDEA
Mason Central
Herbert E. Ash
Boots Dilley
Funeral services for Cleo Eldridge in Rhodell
Funeral services for Cleo Eldridge 66 of Rhodell will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Rhodell Baptist Church with Rev. A. B. Ford presiding. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. Eldridge died in a local hospital Saturday after a long illness.
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Cleo Eldridge
Rhodell
Rhodell Baptist Church
A. B. Ford
Greenwood Memorial Park
Eldridge
Two Young Men Injured In Highway Crash Near Charleston
Two students in separate cars were badly hurt on U S 60 east of Charleston. Lewis Jarvis, 21, of Mount Zion Calhoun County, suffered multiple fractures to both legs and an arm. James Mullins, in the wrong lane at the time of the collision, was reported by State Police Trooper J D Ferguson.
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Charleston
West Virginia
U. S. 60
Lewis Jarvis
Mount Zion
Calhoun County
James Mullins
J. D. Ferguson
Mullins Caeaeae
Humphrey Campaign Event Draws West Virginia Crowd
At a Morgantown hotel reception last night Humphrey spoke to what officials estimated as 1000 to 1500 attendees, part of a West Virginia campaign swing. He noted endorsements from local leaders and said he would address primaries supporters about his positions.
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Kennedy
West Vic
Fairmont
Morgantown
West Virginia
Lyn
Rules on priestly celibacy date from 1123
AP reports in March Catholic that unmarried priests can serve God the church and the souls of men more efficiently. The note recalls that the Roman Catholic priesthood has prohibited marriage dating back to 1123 in New York.
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New York
State Briefs: Shortening The News In Focus
State briefs summarize compact happenings across agencies and localities. Officials report routine actions, policy notes, budget moves, and public notices affecting residents in concise items.
Thursday Vote On Explosives Transport Bill
A House bill aims to clarify criminal liability for aiding in explosives transport. The measure excludes individuals who helped move explosives for bombings. It also proposes requiring federal election voting records to be fed for at least 29 states. The content suggests ongoing House preservation discussions.
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House
Notable Deaths Across Cities Mentioned
William J. Montague 64 longtime Union Leader general manager in Manchester New Hampshire. S Herbert Hare 72 city planner and landscape architect died in Kansas City. S Dr Raymond P Keesecker 68 editor Journal of the American Osteopathic Assn died in Chicago. S Dr Franklin Harris 75 former Brigham Young University president died in Salt Lake City while having run for US Senate in 1968.
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Manchester, N. H
William J. Montague
Kansas City
S. Herbert Hare
Hare
Hare & Hare
Chicago
Raymond P. Keesecker
Journal of the American Osteopathic Assn
Keesecker
Cleveland
Cable
Ohio
Salt Lake City
Franklin
Harris
Brigham Young Uni
U. S. Senate
Utah
Two Freed From Jail After Blood Donation Report
A juvenile was jailed earlier and released after a blood donation incident. Beckley Police detained a suspect at 11:55 a.m. Monday on a runaway warrant and for alleged offense involving Arak and profanity.
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Olice
Sullivan
Beckley
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