World Reacts To U S Nuclear Test Resumption
The United States resumed atmospheric nuclear tests triggering global reactions. The Communist bloc condemned the move while Western Allies supported it. Japan and non aligned nations voiced protests. Moscow warned of further tests and a potential new Russian program. Officials in India and China criticized the action. European reactions ranged from denunciation to support.
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U.S
Japan
Tokyo
Vio
Moscow
China
Peiping Radio
Kennedy
America
Far East
Philippines
Republic of South Korea
India
United States
Jawaharlal Nehru
Europe
The Premise director reveals political satire to satire
Theo dore J. Flicker, director of The Premise, describes a drift toward political fixation and “constituents” during the Washington engagement at the Shoreham Hotel. He recalls a surge of lobbying impulses, meetings with senators, and a push to campaign that pulled him from theater.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Theodore J. Flicker
New York
Flicker
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
Shoreham
Capitol
Actor’s Union
State Cleanup Drive Blamed For Stable Fire
Mullens WV August show delayed by blaze that destroyed 50 horse stalls at the Wyoming Bridle and Saddle Club. Owner Dr Ward Wylie says debris cleared from a highway project ignited by state crews caused the fire, with wind spreading sparks across a creek to the grounds. Sixty stalls remain. 100 needed for Class A. Show slated for August 4-5.
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Mullens
BNS
Wyoming Bridle and Saddle Club
Ward Wylie
State Road Commission
Wylie
West Virginia to Crown Centennial Queen in State Contest
The West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs will direct 55 county contests to select the Centennial Queen for the 1963 state celebration. Winners must be residents of WV, unmarried, and poised ambassadors, with a Queen's Committee to set formal rules in May.
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West Virginia
Nunley B. Snedegar
Elkins
Federated Women's Clubs
Scott
Federated Women's Club
Centennial Commission
Collins High School
Oak Hill
West Virginia Weather Report With Temperatures and River Gauge
Sunny this afternoon in West Virginia with highs in the 80s and cooler 70s on higher mountains. Tonight fair in the north, partly cloudy south to night and Friday, lows 46 to 54. Continued warmth Friday. Greenbrier River conditions normal and clear with gauge around 3 ft at Hinton. UK and New York reports note a 97 degree high in Aberdeen and a 14 degree low in Drummond, Montana.
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Beckley High
Cssevaads
COURS
Ceca
Ces
Cvasvar
Oak Hill
Greenbrier
Hinton
Hi-Lo New York
UPI
United States
Drummond
Mont
Aberdeen
Ranger 4 makes first hit on the Moon marking a space triumph
Ranger 4 crashed on the far side of the Moon after a 63 hour 59 minute voyage, wounding up the first successful lunar contact by a U S craft. JPL scientists hailed it as a tremendous guidance success toward manned Moon exploration despite the mission's failure to photograph or land.
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Goldstone
Calif
UPI
America
Moon
Free World
Cal Tech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Clifford I. Cummings
Lunar Project
Desert
Ranger
William H. Pickering
Cummings
Short News Snippet Mix From Global And Local Events
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister warns at Geneva that renewed American atomic tests edge the world toward nuclear war, while Russian delegates threaten a walkout if tests resume. Airliner bombed at Algiers Maison Blanche Airport as terrorists conduct raids in the city. Rep Carroll D. Kearns opposes a coal pipe line from West Virginia to New York, citing job losses in Pennsylvania. Dick Clark, 32, marries Loretta Martin, 25, in Philadelphia. Clark’s divorce from his first wife finalizes. Police probe a $13,500 Easter theft at St Dominic’s Church in Youngstown. Defense Dept resumes overseas travel for military families. The Christian Science Monitor wins a 1962 Ayer award. Macmillan to address US publishers in NYC. Powers’ wife discharged from Georgetown Univ Hospital.
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Geneva
Carroll D. Kearns
R-Pa
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Dick Clark
Philadelphia
Loretta Martin
Clark
Youngstown
Ohio
St. Dominic's Roman Catholic Church
Defense Department
Berlin
Christian Science Minister
Harold Macmillan
United States
Kennedy
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York City
Francis Gary Powers
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Piedmont to Hire Stewardesses Ending All-Male Crew
Piedmont Airlines announced it will employ stewardesses starting in June reversing a three year period with all-male cabin attendants. Women may apply by writing Piedmont Airlines Smith Reynolds Airport Winston Salem NC. Requirements include ages 20 to 27 single at least two years college height 5 2 to 5 7 and proportional weight and no glasses.
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Piedmont Airlines
Raleigh County Memorial
Piedmont
Smith-Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Middle Atlantic
Trio slain in Chicago gangland style killings
In Elmwood Park a late model Thunderbird rammed a home as three people were shot to death in a gangland style attack. Victims include Phillip Scavo, 37, his presumed identified son Ronald Scavo, and an unidentified woman. The husband of a nightclub singer Nikki North, Scavo had a police record and left behind a complex history linked to a 1959 murder. Investigators report multiple gunshots and a high speed crash, with the motive unclear and details continuing on page 2.
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Chicago
UPI
Elmwood Park
Phillip Scavo
Baker
Ronald Scavo
Mary Ann Mortarano
Miss Mortaranno
Nikki North
Ohio
Theresa Scavo
Carl Inge
Riviera
Niles Township
Ingo
Rudolph Kornfeind
Phillip Seavo
Educators Get Boost In Pay At State Schools
The State Board of Education approved a 3 percent raise for presidents and administrative personnel at Marshall University and eight state colleges. President salaries rose for Stewart H. Smith at Marshall and for presidents of Bluefield, Concord, Glenville, Shepherd, West Liberty, WV State, and WV Tech. Budgets for 1962-63 were finalized, with Bluefield State approved for a student union cafeteria project and S D McMillen authorized to build a $6,500 administration building at Cedar Lakes FFA FHA camp near Ripley.
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Bluefield State
S. D. McMillen
Cedar Lakes
Five Found Shot To Death In Fire Damaged House
In Nashville Tennessee five people were found dead in a fire damaged house. Officers say all five were shot before the fire began. Victims include Brenton York his wife his mother in law and his two children Benny aged 14 and Don aged 4. Firemen reported nine shots fired and no weapon was found immediately.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Brenton York
York
Benny
Don
Ee de Core
Comn
Core
U.S. Pushes Ahead With Bomb Tests
The United States proceeds with atmospheric nuclear tests in the Pacific after a midweek air blast near Christmas Island. The test, linked to at least 100000 tons of TNT, drew global reactions from Russia, India, Japan, and Western Europe, while the State Department defended the decision as necessary in a world lacking a halt treaty. Dean Rusk signaled further comments as the nation maintains a large military capability.
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John G. Warner
Washington
UPI
United States
Pacific
Task Force 8
Christmas Island
Russia
Geneva
India
U.S
Tokyo
Europe
State Department
Free World
Dean Rusk
Nuckols Seeks Go Ahead For Point System
State Motor Vehicles Commissioner Jack A. Nuckols urged West Virginia to pursue a driver improvement plan, possibly a point system, to curb highway deaths. Speaking at the 28th West Virginia Safety Conference, he stressed administrative work before legislation and noted automation upgrades to support such a program.
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Charleston
UPS
Jack A. Nuckols
West Virginia
Nuckols
Powell hospitalized governor recuperating in White Sulphur Springs
New Hampshire Governor Wesley Powell, who suffered a mild heart attack on March 17, is spending a recuperative vacation in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, after being hospitalized in Exeter for 30 days. He did not disclose his destination upon leaving for the trip.
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Manchester
N.H
UPI
Manchester Union
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Powell
Exeter
International satellite launch set today CAPE CANAVERAL
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI United States aims to fire the world first international satellite into orbit today after two space shot successes. The UK-1 satellite, weighing about 167 pounds, sits in the bulging nose of a three stage Delta rocket as countdown begins for a possible 200 to 600 mile high orbit.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
United States
Quppen
U.S
United States and Japan Launch Joint Space Probe
NASA announced a joint American Japanese sounding rocket launch from Wallops Island Virginia. The rocket aims to measure electron temperature and density in the ionosphere, the first of three flights in the program.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Japan
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Ranger 4 on final approach to moon on 230000 mile flight
America's Ranger 4 probe, a 730 pound spacecraft on the last lap of a 230000 mile flight, was on a collision course with the moon and expected to strike the far side at about 7 51 a m EST. Launched aboard a 10 story rocket Monday, it marked the first of three space shots this week.
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America
Moon
Lunar
Cosmos IV Satellite Launch Reported by Moscow Radio
Moscow Radio announced the successful launch of Cosmos IV, the fourth Soviet satellite in the current series. The unmanned craft carries scientific apparatus to study space, weather, communications, and radiation as part of a six week program begun March 16 with Cosmos I.
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Moscow
UPS
Moscow Radio
Russia
Soviet Union
Teamsters Move Toward Nationwide Master Contract
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters voted to seek a nationwide master contract for most of its 1.7 million members, aiming to unify truck drivers under a single agreement. Critics in Congress urge antitrust scrutiny amid fears of a nationwide strike and expanded union power.
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Chicago
UPI
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Rey
Teamsters Union
Sen
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
West Coast International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Harold Gibbons
Hoffa
Teamster
Series Starts Friday On The Common Market
The newspaper plans three UPI dispatches by Phil Newsom on the European Common Market. They will explain its structure, effects on Western Europe’s economy, and its potential political force with reports from six member nations. The second and third installments appear Monday and Tuesday on the editorial page.
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Europe
UPI
Phil Newsom
Byrd urges West Virginia central missile storage facility
Senator Robert C. Byrd D West Virginia urges the Defense Department to locate a central storage missile facility for East and Gulf Coast areas in West Virginia The proposal cites economical operation better access via waterways railroads and the state’s topography and argues the facility could aid employment and deter future needs Byrd asks a formal review and offers assistance in establishing the facility within his state
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Byrd
West Virginia
Washington
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Department of Defense
East
Gulf Coast
Thomas D. Morris
Senate Armed Services Committee
Morris
Mississippi River
Southern
Gulf Seaboards
Great Lakes
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Alstair Durney
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