Eisenhower Calls Mundt Report Inaccurate
Former President Eisenhower denied Mundt's claim that he criticized the Kennedy administration as left of center and said he has made no judgment on the new administration. He expressed regret over Mundt's newsletter report and noted he will not comment further until a July magazine article.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Karl E. Mundt
R-S
Eisenhower
Mundt
South Dakota
Washington
Court Postpones Hearing Birth Control Issue
Washington UPI reports the Supreme Court postponed Wednesday's arguments on a Connecticut birth control statute that bans contraceptives and prescriptions. The case, brought by Dr C Lee Buxton and the "Jane Doe" and "Paul and Pauline Poe" families, argues the law violates due process and the 14th Amendment. The postponement came amid other cases including the Internal Security Act and Smith anti Communist law challenges.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Connecticut Birth Control Law Court
Communist Party
du Pont General Motors
Connecticut
C.lee Buxton
Department of Obstetrics
Yale University School of Medicine
Jane Doe
Paul and
Pauline Poe
Weekend Road Mishaps Kill 4
UPI reports four weekend traffic deaths across West Virginia. Clarence Wilbert, 21, of Kyle, McDowell County, died in a Northfork crash late Sunday night, marking the year’s fourth fatality. Others included Mary Anna Summers, 72, on U S 19 in Monongalia County. Mildred McAllister, 53, struck on West Virginia 10 in Logan County. Gene Miller, 31, on West Virginia 51 in Wyoming County, with Zella Wolfe, 69, dying Saturday from injuries in a Barbour County wreck.
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Logan County
Gene Miller
W. Va
Wyoming County
Zella Wolfe
Barbour County
West Virginia Weather Report and Conditions
Partly cloudy with a low near 35 tonight and cooler, rain possible Tuesday and again Friday or Saturday. Five day forecast shows temperatures 5 to 6 degrees above normal, with north highs around 47 to 52 and south around 52 to 30. total rain about a half inch. River gauges show Greenbrier and Lake rivers above normal, muddy and falling with 16 gates open. New gauge at 7.3 feet. Highs yesterday reached 46 to 52 at Beckley and Oak Hill. west to east.
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Beckley
PO Nas Cesinegesses
Greenbrier
Byrd seeks 13 new military installations in WV
Senator Robert Byrd plans an amendment to the military construction bill to authorize six National Guard armories and five training facilities plus two maintenance shops in West Virginia. He says the projects, funded about 75 percent by the federal government, would boost the state's economy and construction activity with armory costs listed for Morgantown Kingston? No, keep to readable names.
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Washington
UPI
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Congress
West Virginia
Byrd
Senate Armed Services Committee
National Guard
Morgantown
Kingwood
St. Albans
Huntington
Fairmont
Bluefield
Four Canadians, UN aide attacked as Congo unrest spreads
In Leopoldville clashes erupt as Congolese soldiers attack UN personnel including four Canadian soldiers at a roadblock. A female UN secretary was assaulted and hospitalized in shock. Rajeshwar Dayal condemned the brutal incident as UN forces vow to use force if necessary. Reports describe widespread stops, beatings, and vehicle theft amid rising anti UN sentiment.
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William Anderson
Leopoldville
The
Congo
UPI
United Nations
U.N
Rajeshwar Dayal
Dayal
United Nations Command
Signal Corps
Camp Reisdorf
West Virginia liquor repeal faces House vote today
West Virginia proponents of liquor by the drink race toward a 1962 referendum on repealing the whisky ban. A 61 to 39 House vote boosted hopes, with Del. Ned Watson pushing for recon sid eration at 2 30 this afternoon. Senate action stalled after the House amendment free Marshall bill and degree ban dispute. McKown remained confident despite tensions.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
House of Delegates
West
del. J. E
Ned) Watson
Marion
House
Senate
Marshall University
Biar
Marshall
Watson
and Board of Governors
West Virginia University
C. H
Jackie) McKown
D-Wayne
Tax Credit Plan Aims to Spur Business Investment
Washington officials say the Kennedy administration is drafting a tax package that could total over 1 billion dollars in credits to encourage new production facilities. The plan also contemplates eliminating current stock dividend allowances to offset revenue losses.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Little Liz On Shoestring Starts End Too Often
A wry note laments that many frugal ventures begin with hope but fail to reach completion, underscoring the risk of starting on a tight budget and the challenge of sustaining momentum.
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Emae
Bull hits car near Oswego. driver unharmed in minor damage
George Baird of Yorkville said a bull on the highway caused about 200 dollars in damage as his compact car struck it at 35 mph. The bull ambled away unhurt. In Chicago, Mildred Blake fainted during a hold up at a trailer camp, with 750 dollars hidden in a refrigerator. A Tell City farmer testifies in tractor-car collision with a judge's car as two state policemen observe.
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Oswego, Ill
UPI
George Baird
Yorkville
Baird
Chicago
Mildred Blake
Blake
Tell City, Inc
Tell City
Barr seeks work to keep children after custody loss
Mabscott father Darrell Barr, unemployed for two years and recently divorced, temporarily placed his five children with area families after a Sunday gathering of about 150 people. Two children, ages 2 and 5, stayed with Coal City and Narrows families, while Barr sought jobs and potential adoptions for the remaining three, Clayton Eugene 8, Mary Lynn 7, and Archie Dale 4.
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Mabscott, Man
Sunday
Barr
Coal City
Narrows
Clayton Eugene
Mary Lynn
Archie Dale
Mabscott Tavern
Mullens
Oceana
Fayetteville
Governor Signs Two Bills Into Law
In Charleston Governor W. W. Barron signed two laws. One bill standardizes payments to local health department workers across the state, expanding eligibility for federal-state funds beyond single-county units. The second bill pays State Board of Health members 25 per day of meetings plus expenses.
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Charleston
UPI
W. W. Barron
Barron
State Board of Health
Waters Rise As Warmer Weather Returns To State
Warm weather returned to West Virginia easing a weekend of snow and cold. Up to six inches fell in Mercer County. most areas saw one to two inches. Sun melted much of it as rivers and streams overflowed after heavy rain. No major damage reported. 60s expected, with more rain forecast. Road closures and slick spots noted in several counties.
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Charleston
UPS
West Virginia
Mercer County
East River
Oakvale
State Road Commission
W. Va. Rt. 46
Mineral County
U. S. 22
Gilmer County
Monongalia
Tucker County
White House Maid Memoirs Describe Mamie Eisenhower Youth Drive
Lillian Rogers Parks, a longtime White House maid and seamstress, recalls Mamie Eisenhower as obsessed with staying youthful. Parks says Mamie avoided being called grandma, preferred Mimi, ate little to stay slim, and pursued beauty routines at Chance as part of her daily life.
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New York
UPI
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Mamie
Pink ‘Palace
Lillian Rogers Parks
Mimi
Mrs. Parks
William Howard Taft
Toothless Degenerate Sought In Tot's Death
Police hunted a toothless, drunken suspect in the death of 4 year old Edith Googie Kiccorius found in a slum room. About 20,000 sketches went out nationwide for Fred Thompson who rented the room. He was described as 53, tall, sandy haired and in his early fifties.
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New York
UPI
Edith
Googie) Kiccorius
Fred Thompson
World War II destroyer commander gives accident account
Katsumori Yamashiko, commander of the Japanese destroyer involved in the World War II torpedo boat incident with President Kennedy, says the collision was a simple accident and he notified the Japanese high command. President Kennedy discusses politics and poetry on a Frost tribute program, noting courage as key for politicians and poets. Edward Langley remarks on wealthy families shielding their daughters from him, calling it a tireless cycle. Magistrate Hermann Weinkrantz, during Hank Thompson’s arraignment for allegedly holding up a bar, says Thompson is a serious disappointment to baseball fans.
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Barr
Beckley
Crab Orchard
Register
Tokyo
Katsumori Yamashiko
Kennedy
New York
Robert Frost
London
Edward Langley
Herman Weinkrantz
Hank Thompson
Flying Grandpa Aims World Flight Record Run
Max Conrad, nicknamed Flying Grandfather, took off from Miami in a twin-engine Piper Aztec to pursue an around the world piston powered flight. He carries a Pope blessed Rosary and hot water in thermos jugs for the nine day journey covering about 25 457 miles. The target is the existing 29 day 23 456 mile record set in 1959 by Peter K. Gluckmann.
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Miami
UPI
Max Conrad
Conrad
Chicago
Rome
Peter K. Gluckmann
Harriman to open talks on closer U S ally ties in Britain
U S Ambassador Harriman arrived in Britain and will meet Prime Minister Macmillan to discuss deepening allied relations. U S envoy Llewellyn returns to Moscow with broad new negotiating powers and a message from President Kennedy. Kennedy heads to Washington to begin sixth week in the White House after weekend at Middleburg estate. Dag Hammarskjold seeking a Congo head for UN operation as Dayal contract nears expiry. Ways and Means Committee to approve Kennedy emergency program aiding unemployed with up to 305 million dollars for dependent children. Air Force declares all four B47 crewmen on Friday night crash.
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U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Harold Macmillan
United States
Harriman
Washington
White House
Middleburg
Dag Hammarskjold
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
United Natons
Congo
Dayal
Joseph Kasavubu
Moise Tschem
Kennedy
Air Force
UAR Seizes Belgian Assets After Diplomatic Break
The United Arab Republic orders Belgian residents to leave and freezes Belgian funds as the government plans to take over Belgian properties worth more than 15 million dollars. About 350 Belgians live in the UAR’s Syrian and Egyptian sections amid ruptured ties after the Cairo embassy protests over Patrice Lumumba’s slaying.
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Catro
U.A.R
UPI
United Arab Republic
Belgium
Cairo
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Morocco crowns Hassan II after father Mohammed V dies
In Rabat Morocco King Mohammed V dies after a nasal operation and his son Moulay Hassan II is proclaimed king with the royal family and culemas pledging allegiance. The new monarch faces balancing East West ties as Morocco drifts toward the Soviet bloc and awaits a U.S. bases treaty due to expire in 1963 while a week of mourning begins for the late king.
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Rabat
Morocco
UPI
Moulay Hassan
Mohammed V
Hassan II
Russia
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
U.S
Moulay Abdullah
Moulay
San
Mohammed
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Ma Vallee
By Carlo J. Salzano
Little Liz
Lonesome
Darrell Barr
Sunday Regiser
Mimi’ Eisenhower
Tot
Googie
Thompson
Robert Gallati
Manhattan
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Albin
U.S. Pat
United Press International
UAR
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