Nose lauded as marvelous sense in Scent-A-Rama exhibit
Dr James W Johnston Georgetown physiology associate professor champions the sense of smell, calling it more sensitive than sight and deserving renewed fame. In an interview at Schenley Industries Scent-A-Rama, he argues aging whisky can sharpen smell, while the columnist vows to rehabilitate the nose and explore its pleasures.
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UPI
James W. Johnston
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Johnston
Schenley Industries
Schenley
Dr. Johnston
Collapse of airline talks sparks potential strike
Washington reports a breakdown in negotiations aimed at averting a strike by 1,700 flight engineers at Pan American, Eastern, and Trans World airlines. Kennedy urged binding arbitration. Goldberg said the deadlock would be reported to the President.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Pan American
Eastern
Trans World Airlines
TWA
U.S
Atlantic
FEIA
Clash Near Laos Border Leaves GI Dead
Guerrillas of the Viet Cong killed one American soldier and wounded two others in a clash near the Laos border 375 miles north of Saigon. South Vietnamese troops launched a heavy attack on communist strongholds north of Bien Hoa, with 800 soldiers deployed by helicopters after a bombardment. A restaurant in Saigon was hit by a concussion grenade, injuring a civilian. one American was killed, another wounded, and a sergeant remains missing. Pentagon dismissed North Vietnamese casualty claims as inflated.
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Viet Nam
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U. S
Bien Hoa
U.S. Army
U.S
South Viet Nam
Washington
Pentagon
North Viet Nam
United States
8Th U.S. Army Field Hospital
Nhatrang
West Virginia eyes two year college branches statewide
A Special Committee of the State Board of Education recommended WV state colleges and universities may establish two year branches in communities. Recommendations cover population, initiation by counties, campus courses for two years, local facility costs, and branch income use. Seven counties showed interest. McDowell, Logan, Hancock, and Mingo likely most eager.
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Charleston
UPI
State Board of Education
West Virginia
West Virginia Association of College and University
Blackwater Falls State Park
C.M. Young
State Education Department
State Attorney General's Office
Albert C. Gubitz
Ohio University
Young
Greenbrier
Hancock
Logan
Mingo
McDowell
Mason
Wyoming
McDowell County
George W. Bryson
West Virginia Weather Report Notes Cloudy and Mild
Variable cloudiness and sun in West Virginia with pleasant afternoon temperatures. Tonight fair but foggy with lows in the 50s. Friday mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the 70s. Beckley Yesterday clear at 72, low 56. Oak Hill high 66, low 53. Greenbrier River normal, gauges open. new gauge at Hinton 3.3 ft. New York area reports 35 in Redmond Oregon.
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Beckley
Vane
Oxee
Elas Sibewed
Oak Hill
Hinton
Two Officers Fined For Beating Korean Thief
U.S. Army officers 1st Lt. David W. Swanson and 1st Lt. Thomas M. Wilde were fined 600 dollars each and suspended from command for six months by a U.S. military court martial in Seoul for beating a Korean theft suspect. Both pleaded guilty and faced possible prison or dismissal.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
U.S
David W. Swanson
Galesburg
Ill
Thomas M. Wilde
Wadsworth
Babysitter Charged with First Degree Murder
Rochell Posey 20 admitted strangling 14 month old Michael Magier with a nylon stocking in Akron Norton Village after reportedly growing angry at the mother Ruth Magier. Police say the suspect telephoned to confess and said she killed the child. The Magier family had threats over a boyfriend visiting during babysitting. the three other children were with relatives.
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Akron
UPI
Norton Village
Rochell Posey
Michael Magier
Ruth Magier
Barberton
Magiers
Dillon Thinks Market Plunge Nearing End
Former broker Douglas Dillon, now Treasury secretary, testifying before the Senate Finance Committee in Washington, argued the market has fallen about as far as it will. He attributed the decline to investor sentiment and said stocks at 15 times earnings are sound while glamor shares are pricey. Volumes waned as the Dow and S&P near levels from 17 days earlier amid continued declines.
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NEW York
UPI
Douglas Dillon
The
Treasur
Dillon
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
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Standard & Poor
Xerox
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Wall Street
College graduate testifies on Calumet City vice case
A Calumet City club owner allegedly forced a former drama grad into vice work at Twenty One Club. Joan Gainsley testified to a subcommittee about a white slavery ring centered in Chicago, naming Joey Aiuppa and Jimmy Allegretti as syndicate figures. The probe targets AGVA and AGWA activities amid mob ties.
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SAN Tawa Rou Mir Rrc
Joan Gainsley
University of California At Los Angeles
Miss Gainsley
Chicago
Calument City
Senate
Vice
Calumet City
Joey Aiuppa
Jimmy
the Monk
AGWA
Stock Averages at Noon Dow Jones Falls Sharply
At noon the Dow Jones industrials stand at 571.53, down 2.51 points. The 30 industrials, 20 rails, and 15 utilities are lower, with the rail index at 121.20 and utilities at 109.25. Total sales to noon reach 2,150,000 shares.
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Dow Jones
Solved: Refrigerated Fox Mystery Near Health Lab
SOUTH CHARLESTON UP I The case of an unmarked fox head in a refrigerator at the State Hygienic Laboratory loading dock is solved. State Health Director N H Dyer says the rabid head was left by a Roane County health official. The note shows the fox was killed by a farmer after it was found with 16 cattle and it had bitten two dogs and a cat.
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South Charleston
UPI
N. H. Dyer
Roane
Dyer
Salk predicts universal vaccine against all virus diseases
Syracuse report on Jonas Salk predicting a single vaccine to protect against all virus-caused diseases. He spoke at the New York State Health Conference and said continued research could yield a multi-disease vaccine and eventual control of virus diseases. He noted cancer forms might be controlled by immunization and described using infectious molecules to build a broad viral defense.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Jonas Salk
Salk
New York State
Commonwealth
University of Pittsburgh
Expose Of Road Fund Malpractice Promised
SEATTLE WASH UPI The chairman of a House Roads Subcommittee said evidence of malpractice in the use of federal highway funds in West Virginia will be made public Rep John A Blatnik D Minn called the malpractices quite serious and due to administration incompetence He noted the West Virginia case was not as large as the earlier Massachusetts probe which involved collusive bidding and excessive fees for right of way payments
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
House Roads
Westoo
Publi
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
Blatnik
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Woman's Body Found In River in Fairmont
In Fairmont authorities report a drowning death of 16 year old Sylvia Yost Hoult, whose body was recovered from the Monongahela River at Rivesville. A preliminary autopsy suggested drowning. final results awaited today or Friday. Hoult, formerly of Cleveland, Ohio, was the estranged wife of Paul Hoult of Rivesville. She was last seen Saturday night with four men, who have received 20 days in jail each on drunkenness charges.
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Fairmont
UPI
Sylvia Yost Hoult
Hoult
Monongahela River
Rivesville
Cleveland
Ohio
Paul Hoult
Betsy Ross Presents New Flag To Barron
Betsy Ross from Indianapolis who shares a Flag Day birth date presents a new American flag to Gov. W. Bar ron in Charleston. Ross, a Lake Central Airlines stewardess, offers flags to governors of states served by the airline.
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Charleston
Hot Temper Given 9 Months To Cool
Lowell Thomas Russell of Cleveland and Coal City pleaded contempt of court for not paying alimony. Judge Norman Knapp sentenced him to three months in jail but added six months after Russell assaulted his ex wife in the courthouse hallway. He remains in Raleigh County Jail serving nine months total.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Raleigh
Norman Knapp
Lowell Thomas Russell
Coal City
Knapp
Russell
Betty Russell
Women Inmates Shoot Jailer Break Failed at Pulaski Jail
In Little Rock Arkansas UP I reports that women prisoners in Pulaski County jail shot a jailer in the back with a smuggled pistol and held 30 law officers at bay for five hours before the escape attempt collapsed. Carol Pickett 15 was wounded and the plot leader Dianne Lambert 23 surrendered after jail captain Barbetti and Eddie Massingale persuaded her. Johnny Fields a trusted inmate thwarted the break by aiding the wounded jailer Jess Anderson and raising the alarm.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Pulaski County
Carol Pickett
Dianne Lambert
Joe Barthetti
Eddie Massingale
Miss Lambert
Johnny Fields
Jess Anderson
Anderson
Khrushchev Warns U S Over Nuclear War Risk
Soviet Premier Khrushchev in a letter to Japanese leader Ikeda accuses the United States of planning a surprise nuclear attack and says President Kennedy may feel the right to start a nuclear war.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Hayato Ikeda
United States
U. S
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Secret
Algiers
Algeria
Alcatraz
Rock
Truman To Speak At State Birthday Fete
West Virginia Centennial Commission says former president Harry S Truman will speak at the June 20 state birthday program in the statehouse. The event includes a 99-voice choir and a 9 year-old participant. Ex governors Hatfield and Marland invited. Calvary Baptist Church of Chicago choir to perform. Harman S. Hundt is another featured guest.
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Truman
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Peace Pilgrim Walks 1500 Miles in Beckley Today
The Peace Pilgrim visits Beckley on a 1500 mile leg toward a 25000 mile goal for world peace. The barefoot or simple gear traveler, who refuses to reveal a name or hometown, has walked over 20000 miles since starting in Los Angeles in January 1953.
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Beckley
Los Angeles
Calif
Turnpike Toll Collections Rise in 1962 Five Months
West Virginia Turnpike tolls for January through May 1962 topped 1.5 million dollars, about 12 thousand more than the same period in 1961. The commission reported 756,433 vehicles used the 88 mile Charleston to Princeton toll road, vs 709,083 a year earlier, with May totals of 174,856 paying 388,556.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia Turnpike
West Virginia Turnpike Commission
Charleston-to-Princeton
Two SRC Employees Found Dead In Car
In Clendenin West Virginia two State Road Commission workers were found dead in a private car behind Aaron Creek Church from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. Identified victims are Clyde Jarrett 35 and Ray Keeling 54 both from the Elkview area Kanawha County Keeling a laborer with about 15 years service and Jarrett an loader operator.
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Clendenin
W. Va
Updtwo
State Road Commission
Aaron Creek Church
Clyde Jarrett
Ray Keeling
Elkview
Kanawha County
Keeling
Commission
Jarrett
Thant Proposes $3 Billion United Nations Development Plan
Acting Secretary General Thant proposed a three billion dollar program to raise living standards in needy nations, calling for a united nations development decade.
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N. Y
UPI
Thant
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