Santangelo Presses Meat Quality Issues in House Hearing
In a congressional subcommittee session on agriculture appropriations, Rep Alfred E Santangelo from New York pressed for action on meat quality. He questioned fat in hamburgers watered ham and the use of chemicals in sausage aimed at maintaining color, noting one chemical is used by undertakers for embalming.
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Washington
UPI
Alfred E. Santangelo
Congress
New York
Madison, Park
Fifth Avenues
House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
United States
Santangelo
Orville L. Freeman
Lexington Avenue
Freeman
Hiott Named State Industrial Development Rep
CHARLESTON UP I A 37 year old USC graduate Harry W Hiott Jr was named West Virginia industrial development representative Gov W W Barron said Hiott former manager of the industrial development department of the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce will work with State Industrial Development Director J D Little Barron said Hiott helped establish the University of South Carolina s first Florence branch and aided a program leading to five more branch colleges
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Charleston
UPI
University of South Carolina
Harry W. Hiott Jr
West Virginia
W. W. Barron
Hiott
Little Rock
Ark
Chamber of Commerce
J. D. Little J. Barron
Hiatt
Florence
Storm Rips Roof Off GMS Gym
Six cadets at Greenbrier Military School escaped serious injury when a freak wind and rain storm ripped the gymnasium roof. The same storm knocked a Lewisburg school cafeteria roof into a yard with no injuries reported. Trees, power lines, antennas and chimneys were downed, causing property damage over $100,000. It was the first full day of spring.
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Lewisburg
UPI
Greenbrier Military School
West Virginia Weather Update From Regional Report
Considerable cloudiness and cool conditions prevail with highs near 40s this afternoon. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler with lows in the mid to upper 40s, except around 30 in extreme west. Friday looks fair and a bit warmer. Beckley yesterday high 24 with 38 at noon today. Oak Hill yesterday 66 high, 36 at 7 am today. Greenbrier River 4 ft above normal and rising, lake 2 ft above normal, gates open at 16. New gauge 8.2 ft at Hinton.
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Suadeanhttal
Oak Hill
Hinton
West and Soviets stalemate over test ban in Geneva
At the 17 nation disarmament conference the Soviet Union and Western powers declared a complete stalemate on a nuclear test ban. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin cited no advance or movement and rejected any form of international inspection as unacceptable. A British spokesman said no new plans were discussed.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Former Adjutant General Demands Return Of Crime Probe Funds
William E. Blake former Adjutant General calls for $34,121.75 to be returned from the dissolved West Virginia Crime Commission. He forwards a$1 uncashed check to State Treasurer John H. Kelly and seeks refunds from all ten commission members. State officials dispute the claim noting funds paid under prior law remain valid. no payments have occurred since the Supreme Court ruled the body illegal.
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Charleston
UPI
Adj
William E. Blake
Old West Virginia Crime Commission
State Supreme Court
Blake
John H. Kelly
Adjutant General
Selective Service
Republican Party
Commission
Robertson
Supreme Court
Kelly
Talks Set Next Week On Joint Space Effort
United States and Russia plan negotiations in New York next Tuesday on joint space exploration following Kennedy Khrushchev agreement. NASA's Dr Hugh L Dryden and Soviet academician A A Blagonravov will lead talks to detail collaboration including weather satellite system and shared tracking stations.
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UPI
United States
Russia
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Hugh L. Dryden
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Agency
NASA
A. A. Blagonravov
New York
Khrushchev
U.N. Committee On the Peaceful
John H. Glenn
U.s-U.ss.r
Comeback Princess Grace to Donate Film Proceeds
Princess Grace of Monaco announced that the proceeds from her return film will go entirely to a charity for needy children and promising young athletes in her country. The statement followed speculation she needed money due to royal finances.
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Monaco
Prince Rainier
Jerusalem Radio
Upper Galilee
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Kennedy
Congress
Thieves Hold Newark Jewelry Store Worth Up To Half Million
Three masked gunmen shattered the Busch & Sons Jewelry Store in Newark and escaped with as many as 500 diamond rings worth up to 500000 dollars. Police said the heist may be the city's largest jewelry robbery, with an 11 state alert issued and a car abandoned five blocks from the store.
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Newark, N.J
UPI
Busch & Sons
Charles Adams
Brooklyn
N.Y
James T. Waldron
George J. Busch Jr
Llewelyn Park
N.J
Busch
Union
Col Burchett Denies WV Police Brutality Claims
State Police Supt W E Burchett said he has not had one complaint of violence or brutality by any state policeman since becoming superintendent. He spoke as Atty Gen Kennedy urged Congress to tighten federal laws against police brutality and third degree methods.
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Charleston
UPI
W. E. Burchett
Burchett
Robert I. Kennedy
Congress
Welty
Senators Fight Poll Tax Fight With Extended Senate Sessions
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield threatened night and Saturday sessions to push the constitutional amendment abolishing the poll tax. The plan aims to wear down a southern talkathon, with backing from Acting Republican Leader Kuchel, as the debate enters its seventh day.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Montana
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Spessard L. Holland
Dfla
Dixie Group
Veronica Lake In Bar Work After Hollywood Comeback Hopes
New York reports Veronica Lake, 43, once a wartime pin up, is seen waiting on tables at a Manhattan hotel bar and restaurant. She has refused offers from Las Vegas and Broadway and speaks candidly of past fame while discussing a possible return if the right role appears. Her leg injury and shifted appearance are noted as she talks with regulars.
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New York
UPI
Veronica Lake
Manhattan
East Side
Las Vegas
Colonado
Martha Washington Hotel
Five Testify In Damage Suit Vs. Dr. Darby
Five witnesses testified for the plaintiff in the Raleigh County Circuit Court damage suit against Dr. H Darrell Darby over a December 1960 fall from a treatment couch at his Beckley office. Witnesses described patient pain and ongoing mobility issues, with testimonies from Ellen Abston Frank Prince and Maxine Little detailing hindrances before and after the accident. Prince noted interactions involving Kyle's daughter Jackie, then 17, at the Kyle home.
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Raleigh County
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Beckley
H. Darrell Darby
Kyle
Dr. Darby
Beckley Medical Arts
Darby
Huntington
Ellen Abston
Frank Prince
Maxine Little
Mrs.Kyle
Two From Shady In All State Band
Raleigh County will have two musicians in the All-State Band at Charleston this weekend. Curtis Staton and Anthony Walker of Shady Spring High School were selected after auditions before WVU staff in Bluefield. Curtis, 14, plays first trombone. Anthony, 18, plays first bass horn.
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Raleigh County
Charleston
Curtis Staton
Anthony Walker
Shady Spring
West Virginia University
Bluefield
Raleigh
Curtis
Shady Spring High
Alan Staton
Anthony
H. A. Walker
Staton
Brass Sextet
National Honor Society
Game Club
Horrifying Choice as Mother Saves One Daughter
Mrs June Swenson faced a dire choice when her daughters Jean three and Susan five wandered near a pond in Bedford Village. She saved Jean by performing artificial respiration while Susan remained lifeless, later recovered by Katonah Rescue Squad. Jean recovered at Mount Kisco Hospital while Susan died.
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Bedford Village
N.Y
UPI
June Swenson
Jean
Susan
Westchester County
Tuba City Course Teaches Bow and Arrow Use
The Tuba City Sportsman's Club, all Navajo Indians, reports strong interest in a new course on bow and arrow use. In Milwaukee, Lester Fox received a 60 day jail term after one of his children spoke during a welfare visit, prompting his arrest for failing to report a change in circumstances as a relief recipient.
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Tuba City, Ariz
UPI
Tuba City
Milwaukee
Wis
Lester Fox
English Mine Blast Kills 16 in Hapton Valley
A dust cloud ignited and exploded at Hapton Valley Coal Mine near Burnley England as 200 miners were underground. The National Coal Board reported 16 dead and about 30 injured with no miners trapped. all workers above ground were accounted for and investigators and rescue teams operated at the scene.
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Burnley
England
UPI
Hapton Valley
Midlands
National Coal Board
Frozen to Death on Mississippi River Barge Valve Explosion
Joseph Fernandez of Lemay Missouri was killed when a valve exploded on a Mississippi River barge. Liquid ammonia sprayed him at minus forty degrees, freezing him. The accident occurred Wednesday near Cahokia Illinois, as reported by UPI.
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Cahokia
Iil
UPI
Joseph Fernandez
Lemay
A small town is one that never got big enough to have an urban renewal program.
A concise remark about a community that remained too small to implement an urban renewal plan, highlighting its limited growth and lack of formal redevelopment initiatives.
Nixon Defends Kennedy Cuba Briefing Claim in New Book
Nixon says President Eisenhower authorized him to state Kennedy was briefed on US foreign problems and CIA actions during the 1960 campaign. He cites conversations with insiders and public press accounts as sources for his book Six Crises. The White House and Dulles deny Kennedy was told of a Cuban invasion plan before his presidency.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
U.S
Nixon
Eisenhower
Sen. Kennedy
Cuba
U. S
White House
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Palm Desert
Calif
Entertainers Survive 11-Floor Elevator Fall in NYC
In midtown New York a hotel elevator carrying Steve Lawrence Eydie Gorme and eight others plummeted from the 10th floor to the basement. Gorme, pregnant, and Lawrence were examined. one rider, Edna Kallgren, was briefly hospitalized. Police cited brake failure as the cause.
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New York
UPI
Steve Lawrence
Eydie Gorme
Miss Gorme
Lawrence
Manhattan
E. 60Th St
Edna Kallgren
William B. Williams
Buddy Hackett
Jack Rael
Patti Page
Tony Bennett
Kallgren
Quotes From United Press International London Montgomery
London correspondent notes Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, a famed World War II commander, saying a soldier may do housemaid's work and may have to after leaving the army. Kennedy responds on equality for Reservists, calling life in military and personal life unfair. In Atlanta, Walter C. Sorrells laments his son can not attend school with a ducktail haircut, claiming this is not America.
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London
Viscount Montgomery
Britain
Washington
Kennedy
Atlanta
Walter C. Sorrells
America
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