Kennedy Macmillan discuss four power summit and Laos
The Vienna talks on Laos and a potential four power summit are under discussion as Kennedy and Macmillan meet Admiralty House. The Kremlin press lauds Vienna as a good beginning while U S officials weigh climate for a broader summit with Britain France and the Soviet Union. Jacqueline Kennedy and Lee Radziwill are seen with Kennedy as aides brief NATO allies on the Vienna talks.
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Britain
France
Soviet Union
Macmillan
Kennedy
Jacqueline
Princess Lee Radziwill
Vienna
Bonn
West Germany
Moscow Communist Party
Pravda Today
Assassins Diaz and De La Maza Killed in Caribbean City
Security police shot retired Gen Juan T Diaz alleged mastermind of Trujillo murder and Antonio de la Maza Vasquez died in a downtown Ciudad Trujillo gunfight. Three suspects arrested and one killed by self infliction. Government links plot to personal revenge and possible coup. Trujillo Jr denies mass arrests. Kennedy tour prompts traffic jams and a brief White House meet.
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Juan T. Diaz
Rafael L. Trujillo
Antonio de la Maza Vasquez
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de la Maza
Antonio Lmbert
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kennedy and Macmillan visit London in polarizing welcome
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan arrived in London to a massive 350,000 strong crowd. Cheers for Kennedy were punctuated by near protests against Polaris equipped submarines basing in UK waters, as the Kennedys stayed with Prince Radziwill in Pimlico near Buckingham Palace.
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London
Jacqueline
Jack
United Kingdom
Kennedy
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Princess Radziwill
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Mrs. Kennedy
Castro Pressed to Swap Prisoners for Tractors
Washington (UPI) Fidel Castro is reported to be brainwashing Cuban prisoners to reject the U S offer to exchange them for tractors. He may provide jobs and land to keep prisoners from accepting the swap, while Latin American denunciations loom. The Tractors for Freedom Committee set a Wednesday 1 p m EDT deadline for his decision.
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UPI
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Castro
Cuba
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Kirkpatrick Elected President of WV Board of Governors
Forrest H. Kirkpatrick, assistant to Wheeling Steel's chairman and president, was elected Saturday as the new president of the West Virginia Board of Governors. He has served on the WVU board since July 1, 1957. Also chosen were James H. Swadley of Keyser as vice president and Charles C. Wise of Charleston as secretary.
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UPI
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Wheeling Steel Corp
West Virginia Board of Governors
Kirkpatrick
WVU
Douglas Bowers
Beckey
James H. Swadley
Keyser
Charles C. Wise
Charleston
Five Day Forecast With Warm, Humid Conditions Ahead
Fair and warm today with highs in the 80s and mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. Tonight and Tuesday look partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Lows tonight 55 to 62. Temperatures hover near normal, with the 78 to 83 degree range and minor daily changes. Rainfall expected as scattered thunderstorms Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, averaging about half to three quarters of an inch. Beckley yesterday reached 80, Oak Hill 82, river conditions normal and clear, new gauge at 2 feet.
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Ceile Dente Oak Hill
Gunmen Blast Gambler's Pal in Los Angeles
Gunmen wounded ex-convict Max Tennenbaum, a friend and aide to Mickey Cohen, during a gangland style ambush after leaving a bar. Detectives chase two shotgun wielders in a 1956 sedan as patrons spill into the street. Tennenbaum, 49, in serious condition, likely to lose his left eye and most teeth.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Max Tennenbaum
Mickey Cohen
Tannenbaum
Cohen
Ucla Medical Center
Elections Set Tuesday In 160 Municipalities
Approximately 160 West Virginia communities will hold local elections Tuesday. Huntington Morgantown and Clarksburg voters decide on council seats, which select the mayor in these towns. Other listed towns include Buckhannon Dunbar Fayetteville Grafton Keyser Moundsville Princeton Richwood and St Albans. State liquor stores will close in the affected communities due to the elections.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Huntington
Andlarksburg
Buckhannon
Dunbar
Fayetteville
Grafton
Keyser
Moundsville
Princeton
Richwood
St. Albans
Earl's Pearls: A Par ty Analogy About History's Quick Turn
A humorous observation on marriage and the game warden rule in fishing and a jab at how quickly events redefine our memory. The quip notes that past moments are repurposed as anniversaries of something terrible as history moves rapidly.
Laugh lines teased by Earl Wilson on page four
A light note hints at more laughs from Earl Wilson featured on page four. The teaser promises humor and witty observations from the columnist, inviting readers to turn to the fourth page for the full gag.
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Early arrivals for tech instructor course at Raleigh VC Center
Early arrivals in Beckley for the electronic technician instructors course at the Raleigh County Vocational Technical Center this week include J. Jackson Townsend, State Department of Education assistant supervisor of trade and industry, among others.
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Raleigh County Vocational Technical Center
J. Jackson Townsend
State Department of Education
Trade and Indus
Barron Faces Tax Extension Vote Over ADC Match
West Virginia House leaders weigh a less painful ADC funding plan using reappropriated EEP money to meet federal matching requirements. If feasible, the sales tax penny could end. Otherwise the temporary tax extension remains under consideration as Senate leaders seek an alternative to broaden public works and welfare programs.
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Charleston
UPI
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Morgantown
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Fayetteville
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Barron urges WVU grads to end old habits
West Virginia Governor W W Barron, addressing the 92nd commencement at West Virginia University in Morgantown, urged the state to shift from reliance on extractive industries like mining to expanding educational standards. He warned that investments in education have been cautious and that future progress depends on unleashing intellectual creativity through research and planning centers to join the nation’s mainstream.
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UPI
W. W. Barron
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Barron
West Virginia University set to search for new president
WVU graduated 1 386 seniors and planned a board of governors meeting after commencement to seek a final decision from Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr. on his return or resignation. Indications suggested Stahr would stay in Washington, while governors studied possible candidates, including former Governor Cecil H. Underwood, for the presidency.
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UPI
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University Board of Governors
Secretary of Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Stahr
Washington
School Closing Dodge Rapped in Desegregation Case
The Justice Department argued in Baton Rouge that states must keep public schools open and desegregated, tying education to fundamental constitutional rights. A three judge panel weighs a St Helena Parish move to close schools rather than desegregate.
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UPI
Justice Department
Baton Rouge
St. Helena Parish
Fire injures two or three at Union Carbide plant
A fire swept the shipping department area of the Union Carbide chemical plant in South Charleston. A plant spokesman said the blaze was not serious but two or three men were injured.
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South Charleston
UPI
Union Carbide Chemical
Adlai Stevenson Welcomed in Venezuela on South American Tour
UPI reports Ambassador Adlai Stevenson received a warm welcome in Caracas as he begins a 10 country, three week South American tour. He held a briefing for foreign correspondents, dined with President Romulo Betancourt, and met with U.S. Ambassador Teodoro Moscoso at the embassy. Stevenson said President Kennedy asked him to consult with South American governments on strengthening the inter American program for social and economic development. He noted he would skip Mexico and Central America on this trip due to time constraints.
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UPI
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One Week Eichmann recess to finish defense case
Israeli court granting a seven day recess to allow the defense to complete its preparation. Scores of women pressed through police lines to glimpse Jacqueline Kennedy in London. Negro leaders plan to appeal a federal restraining order banning freedom riders in Alabama, while riders will bypass the state to continue protests in Mississippi. Sarah Churchill in Brighton pleads guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct and hitting a policeman. eighth such court appearance in two years. Eisenhower named honorary chairman of the American Heart Association. A mass protest of about 100000 Roman Catholics in Puebla, Mexico against the Red-mob seizure of Puebla University. Communist-led students had seized the building in April. Rockefeller had no comment and Goldwater rejected a GOP suggestion.
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Queen Henry censures satirical song about Jacqueline Kennedy
London UP I reports Queen Elizabeth ordered a new musical revue to remove a satirical song about Jacqueline Kennedy invited to dinner at Buckingham Palace. The Lord Chamberlain's office ruled the verse could not be passed for performances as it concerns the wife of a head of state.
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Vienna Charms Officials and Public Figures With Madame K
Nina Khrushchev charmed Vienna during a summit weekend, drawing crowds as she mingled at an art exhibit and attended a concert with Jacqueline Kennedy nearby. She wore simple dresses and practical shoes, contrasting with Kennedy’s fashion, while Austrian crowds leaned pro Kennedy in the political context of the visit.
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UPI
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Kennedy
Wife Shooter Blacked Out in Huntington Slaying
Harry L. Reid, 53, charged with the murder of Alta Reid, 43, a Huntington grade school teacher, after authorities say he shot her in the head and then attempted suicide. Reid, under guard at a hospital, says he stopped at his ex wife's home and blacked out, recalling nothing about the circumstances.
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UPI
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Harry L. Reid
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Industrialist Goldfine sentenced for tax evasion in Boston
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine was fined 110000 and imprisoned for a year and a day for evading 790000 in personal and corporate taxes. Co defendant Mildred Paperman received three years probation. An 18 month Goldfine sentence was suspended pending tax payment and disclosure of 600000 in cash. Judge Sweeney noted 600000 in cash and checks had not been accounted for. Goldfine, 70, famed textile and real estate magnate, had been in headlines over Washington influence claims.
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Boston
UPI
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Sones Ae Sweeney
Strathmore Woolen Co
Senate
Washington
Kennedy to Address Nation on Summit Talks
White House secretary announced President Kennedy will speak to the nation in a 30 minute radio television report from the White House. The address will cover his talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and will be broadcast by all networks from 7 to 7 30 p m Tuesday night.
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London
UPI
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Salinger
Khrushchev Returns Quiet Welcome At Moscow Airport
Khrushchev arrives from Vienna to a muted greeting at Vnukovo Airport with Soviet officials and workers in attendance. He says his Kennedy meeting can advance lasting peace through disarmament and the abolition of the cold war, stressing negotiations as the path to security.
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UPI
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Vienna
Vnukovo
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Kennedy
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Soviet Union
Geneva Peace Talks Reopen Amid Laos Cease-Fire Deadlock
The Laos peace conference reopened in Geneva with praise for the Kennedy Khrushchev summit but no progress on policing the cease-fire. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Pushkin urged immediate consideration of Soviet plans granting the Communists veto power, while Britain’s MacDonald and Poland’s Michalowski urged moving to political talks.
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UPI
Georgi Pushkin
United States
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Laos
Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Jerzy Michalowski
Poland
MacDonald
Litter Lawmen Get Motorscooters In New York
Sanitation Department arms two patrol motorscooters to chase litter bugs in New York City. Weeds fight launches in New Jersey as the Conservation Department begins an experiment to accelerate weed growth to make them die quickly, using a chemical solution.
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UPI
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Itter
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