Two Americans held on $100,000 bail in sabotage plot
Bernard J. Brous 51 and Dale Chris Jensen 33 were jailed in San Diego on $100,000 bail each after being charged with conspiracy to sabotage two micro wave towers and a relay station in Utah and Nevada on May 28. They were arrested aboard Brous' yacht in Ensenada, Mexico, and handed to FBI in San Diego for arraignment.
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Dale Brix
San Diego
Calif
UPI
Utah
Nevada
Graying Bernard J. Brous
Dale Chris Jensen
Mexico
Brous
Ensenada
Mexico-California
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Betty Marshall Graydon
Reds U S Start Arms Race Talks In Washington
The United States and Russia open talks at the State Department to end the deadlock hindering halting the global arms race. John J. McCloy and Valerian Zorin meet to decide attendee nations for general East-West disarmament talks and to outline the framework for discussions starting July 31.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
United Nations
Valerian Zorin
State Department
Kennedy Khrushchev TV Chats Proposed
Senator Alexander Wiley proposes worldwide television and radio chats between President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. He argues such talks could foster understanding of East and West approaches to peace threats and counter Communist propaganda. Wiley asked, What have we to lose.
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Washington
UPI
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Wiley
Chicago
East West disarmament talks open under bleak mood
The Soviet Union signaled a push beyond procedural matters in Moscow as Khrushchev insisted on phased total disarmament. U.S. officials remained doubtful about quick progress in McCloy-Zorin talks amid sharp divergences on major issues.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
United States
New FAA Glide Slope Lights Unveiled at LaGuardia
The FAA unveiled the first installation of a visual glide slope indicator system at LaGuardia Airport costing 80000 dollars. British engineers developed the device now being manufactured in the United States. Four light bars on each runway side show white when high red when low and mixed red and white on a perfect approach. The system aims to reduce fatal and non fatal landing incidents.
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New York
West Virginia Weather Outlook and River Notes
Sunny and warm in West Virginia with highs in the lower 80s and lower 90s in the south. Tonight will be fair with lows in the upper 50s. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies with possible thundershowers and temperatures about 2 to 3 degrees below normal. Continued warmth Tuesday followed by cooler days midweek. Thundershowers may total about a half inch Tuesday afternoon through weekend. Beckley and Oak Hill reports show variable highs and lows. River conditions indicate Greenbrier and Lake near normal with cloudy conditions and gate activity noted. Gauge at Rea near 28 feet.
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Beckley
Delay and Silence Seen in Nuclear Test Resumption
Senate aide Senator Albert Gore says Kennedy may stay quiet on resuming U S underground nuclear tests, noting a months long wait before any restart and linking the quiet to the deadlocked test ban talks after Kennedy rejected Khrushchev’s merger proposal for talks and veto power over inspections.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House Committee On Atomic Energy
Kennedy
U.S
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Nikita Khrushchev
Shortening The News From Wire Dispatches
Funeral services will be conducted today in Hollywood for actor Jeff Chandler who died of blood poisoning Saturday in a Culver City hospital after three operations. A tornadic storm system dumped almost a foot of rain on Galveston Texas flooding streets while 22 of 26 weekend traffic deaths in Texas were blamed on rain slicked pavements. A B-47 crashed on takeoff at Lincoln Air Force Base killing three of four aboard. Delegates to a National Junior Chamber convention stayed in previously all white Atlanta hotels without incident. Miller Eisenhower met in Gettysburg with no topics announced. Federal agents arrested at least 28 people in three states in a moonshine crackdown. Canada urged the Laos conference to send the IC C needed equipment. Khrushchev fired three Moscow officials in a purge of bureaucrats.
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Hollywood
Temple
Jeff Chandler
Culver City
Galveston
Tex
Texas
San Antonio
Lincoln
Neb.) Air Force Base
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
William E. Miller
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Ohio
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
South Carolina
Canada
Laos
International Control Commission
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Pravda
Sun
Three-Way Rail Merger Possible But Not Now Tuohy Says
Walter J Tuohy president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad told an ICC hearing on the C and O B and O merger that a Central C and O B and O combination is impossible at this time while a future three-way merger remains possible. He added that a Central alignment with C and O and B and O could be explored later if the two Lines merge, but warned that any forced three-way tie would kill the idea.
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Washington
UPI
Walter J. Tuohy
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Tuohy
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Central
C&o
B&o
Government caution on acid use cited at seedmen meeting
At the North Carolina Seedmen Association convention Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges recounted a Bureau of Standards exchange about hydrochloric acid to unclog drains. A plumber pressed for approval, a scientist warned of corrosion and toxic residue, and higher officials urged avoiding hydrochloric acid due to pipe damage.
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Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina Seedman’s Association
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Bureau
French Train Crash Kills Dozens Near Paris
Rescue workers and U.S. soldiers search wreckage after a Strasbourg to Paris passenger train derailment near Vitry le Francois. At least 24 dead and 153 injured with many more feared trapped. Officials cite track failure from heat. Two American survivors reported.
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Vitry LE
Paris
Strasbourg
Pfc
Capsule, Divers Await Pickup In Pacific Today
In Honolulu UPI reports a 300 pound Discoverer capsule, fifth recovered from space, resting in a life raft after divers retrieved it from the Pacific. They await pickup by amphibious plane or destroyer to return the gold plated capsule to scientists for study. Capsule was released on the 33rd pass of Discoverer XXV, launched Friday from Vandenberg AFB into polar orbit.
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Honolulu
UPI
Pacific
Drowning Toll Rises Across 13 States This Weekend
United Press International reports at least 40 drownings over the sunny final weekend of spring, across Illinois with 13 deaths, Michigan six, Ohio five, Indiana and Wisconsin three each, California and Wisconsin two each, and Wyoming Oklahoma Texas Minnesota Massachusetts and Maine one each.
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United Press International
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
California
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Texas
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Maine
False Swearing Charges Against Fair Dismissed
CHARLESTON West Virginia. A false swearing indictment against former State Police Superintendent Hazen H Fair of Moundsville was dismissed by Kanawha County Intermediate Judge William J Thompson on the prosecutor s motion. Fair previously faced two trials with deadlocks after being accused of telling subordinates to warn a civilian employee she would not be prosecuted if she replaced missing money.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Hazen H. Fair
Moundsville
Kanawha County
William J. Thompson
Charles Walker
Fair
Shipboard Fight Kills Enlisted Man and Officer
In Sasebo Japan a crazed U S Navy enlisted man and an officer were killed in a fight aboard an ocean going tug 40 miles off Sasebo Details of the deaths were sparse and investigators awaited the tug Chowanoc in port Names of the victims were not released pending next of kin notification
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Sasebo
Japan
UPI
U.S. Navy
Navy
Chowanoc
Pastor A H Wilson to resign Beckley First Christian Church
The Rev A H Wilson will resign as of Sept 1 ending a 19 year pastorate at Beckley First Christian Church. He began in 1942 with his first sermon after Easter and plans supply work between pastorates. His career includes leadership in Ohio Florida and West Virginia church conventions and service as secretary and president in state bodies.
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A. H. Wilson
Beckley First Christian Church
Wilson
W. H. File Jr
Charles
Mariellen) Pettry
Charleston
Mr. Wilson
Shade
Athens County
Ohio
E. G
Ellen A. Wilson
Bethany College
Wilmington College
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Holy Lands
Syria
Palestine
Egypt
England
Lecester
Midlands
First Christian Church
Caldwell
Wilmington
Tampa
Fla
Beckley
Florida
West Virginia
Chuckles and critics from Britain and England
A set of brief North of England snippets reports quips from Rev W Donnan lamenting American air bases, Alfred Heard’s ad seeking a wife with 24 replies, the Young People's Union pledging not to strike, and Leicester’s public cleansing chief warning that full employment means full dustbins.
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Briswell
England
Nottingham
Alfred Heard
INO
Mansfield
UPI
Young People’s Union
Leicester
Public Cleansing
Laos Princes Seek Unite Behind Neutral Coalition
In Zurich three rival Lao princes led by Boun Oum Souvanna Phouma and Souphanouvong met to forge a coalition government and restore peace. They set a Wednesday deadline and discussed a 14 member cabinet with Souvanna neutralists holding eight seats and each of the other two factions getting three. Souphanouvong stressed the king's sacred status.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
Laos
Dom
Boun Oum
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Savang Vatthana
Souvanna
President Hopes To Quit Crutches During Week
President Kennedy returned from a weekend in Virginia with hopes to discard his crutches permanently within the week. He canceled a Women’s National Press Club banquet to avoid back strain. Press Secretary Salinger cited the back injury dating from a May Ottawa tree-planting with Dr. Travell noting careful recovery.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Virginia
Ottawa
White House
Janet Travell
Teens Die in Virginia Two-Car Head-On Crash
Evergreen Virginia reports a Sunday crash on Route 460 near Pamplin when a teen group returning from a picnic collided with a family of five. Seven people died, including Lawrence Hensley 51 Leela 43 Sheila 6 Patricia 16 Dortha 13 Mary Cornelia Southall 19 Jane Marie Southall 17 Walter E Williams 19 Gerald Ray Price 19 and Roger Davis 17. Penny Ann Southall 18 and others survived with injuries.
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Evergreen
UPI
Pamplin
Lawrence Hensley
Leela
Sheila
Patricia
Dortha
Mary Cornelia Southall
Jane Marie
Farmville
Walter E. Williams
Gerald Ray Price
Roger Davis
Penny Ann Southall
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Robert Gerald Bortoli
Reno
Nev
Jensen
Las Vegas
Wendover
Robert L. Curry
South Bay Daily Breeze
Redondo Beach
Mr. Brous
ATT
Southwest Bell Telephone
Salt Lake City
By Stewart Hensley
U. S
Pwgay
Oak Hill
TOGBY
Beardstown
St. Louis
Springfield
St. Joseph
la Crosse
Grand Rapids
Kentucky
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Lynchburg
Petoskey
Traverse City
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Huron
Erie
O. C
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and
Rochester
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
New York-to-Virginia
Midwest
Toohy
N. C
Verdun
Norman Flateau
Sheridan Ave
Medford
Mass
Warren C. Schensted
Glenwood
Minn
Schensted
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