Disposalist musings on old missiles prompt Navy mothball idea
Washington columnist Dick West riffes on disposalism noting slowing ability to rid excess items and rising need for a crash program. He cites Rep Daniel Flood questioning how obsolete ballistic missiles will be disposed of and suggests Navy use for mothball fleet as a stopgap measure.
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Washington
UPI
House
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Daniel J
Silent Dan) Flood
D-Pa
Flood
Dan
Air Force
Subcommittee
Navy
Reverse Panty Raid Sparks Harvard Riot at Radcliffe
Radcliffe College women staged a reverse panty raid on Harvard Yard drawing about 2000 students into a noisy demonstration. Police dispersed the crowd and eight Harvard men were arrested on disturbing the peace and damage charges with arraignments set for today. No injuries or major damage were reported.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Radcliffe College
Harvard
Radcliffe
Harvard Yard
Winthrop House
Harvards
Weather Update Beckley WV Shows Showers This Afternoon
Beckley and vicinity expect showers ending this afternoon or evening with partly clear and cooler conditions tonight. Tuesday will be cloudy and cool with highs near 60s. River Greenbrier mudded, lake muddy with 2.5 gate open. Hinton gauge at 3 feet.
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Beckley
Oak Hill High
Ceeree
Greenbrier
Hinton
West Virginia
Recount in Stephen's Lake levy shows net gain for opponents
Five of 110 precincts counted before noon as Raleigh County Court recess for lunch. Attorneys Meadows and Ballard volleyed motions over ballot scrutiny and signs of deeper influence in tallying. Counts show opponents gaining one vote in precinct two, while proponents lose one and gain in precinct five.
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Stephen’s Lake Levy
Raleigh
E. Carl Meadows
Cour
Ballard
Irma Heattner
Meadows
Circuit Court
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Supreme Court Upholds FPC Gas Rate Method
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, upholds the Federal Power Commission’s area based method for regulating natural gas producer rates, citing difficulties of cost of service methods. Justice Harlan writes the majority opinion, noting area regulation may stabilize consumer prices amid wide fluctuations. Dissenters include Chief Justice Warren and Justices Clark Black Brennan. The case traces back to a 1954 ruling on FPC jurisdiction over wholesale rates.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
John M. Harlan
Harlan
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FPC
Earl Warren
Tom C. Clark
Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Erhard offers Compromise On Tariff Slash
West German Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard proposed a compromise to end the tariff deadlock between the United States and the Common Market. He suggested combining the U.S. across the board cuts plan with a varied level approach. The plan was presented to CM chairman Maurice Brasseur for drafting. Herter will study the plan and meet CM officials led by Jean Rey. The dispute centers on the amount and method of tariff reductions, with the U.S. seeking up to 50 percent across the board, while CM favors a sliding scale that protects European interests.
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UPI
Ludwig Erhard
United States
Erhard
U.S
Maurice Brasseur
Common Market Group
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Britain
Jean Rey
Herster
Common Market
Strike Halts Work At Dola Mine In Clinchfield
At Clinchfield Coal Co the Compass No 2 mine halt continues after 175 United Mine Workers employees reaffirmed a no confidence strike following an explosion on April 25 that killed 22 men. A safety hearing prompted calls for more measures while officials seek a return to work under new assurances.
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UPI
Compass
Clinchfield Coal Co
United Mine Workers Union
Harry Chapman
Steve Povroznik
F. S. Buzzard
Leonard J. Pankovich
UMW District 31
Pnakovich
George McCan
Clinchfield
UMW
Court Overrules Sit-In Convictions in Segregation States
Washington UPI reports the Court overturned convictions of Negro sit-in demonstrators in Greenville South Carolina Birmingham Alabama Durham North Carolina and New Orleans Louisiana ruling arrests under unconstitutional local segregation laws nullifying jail sentences and fines.
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Washington
UPI
Greenville
S. C
Birmingham
Ala
Durham
N. C
New Orleans
Soviets Harass Berlin Traffic Hold Convoy
Soviet border guards in East Germany delayed a Berlin bound Army convoy of 70 soldiers in 22 vehicles for nearly four hours. The incident follows five convoys totaling 633 soldiers on Sunday with Russians requesting dismounts for counts when convoys are small. The troops had just finished three weeks of field training in West Germany.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S
East Germany
Helmstedt-Berlin
West Germany
Liz Taylor Life of Turmoil opens in NEA series
Elizabeth Taylor, famed for beauty and controversy, is examined in a six part series by Erskine Johnson. A psychoanalyst analyzes the actress life and loves, exploring urges and influences that shaped her career and personal life. The first installment appears on the editorial page today.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Liz Taylor
NEA
Erskine Johnson
New School Aid Approach Urged By Sen Ribicoff
Senator Abraham Ribicoff proposes a six point plan to ease the religious issue in school aid debates. The outline includes federal tax deductions for parents sending children to private schools and federal aid to public schools allowing part time use of facilities by parochial students. He cautions that the issue is highly charged but urges calm, constructive discussion in Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Congress
Ribicoff
Senate
Bible expert Catherine Kreitzer dies at 61 in Harrisburg
Mechanicstown area resident Mrs. Catherine E. Kreitzer 61 known for winning 32000 on The 64 000 Question eight years ago dies after surgery at Harrisburg Hospital Funeral services set for Mechanicsburg on Tuesday Kreitzer worked as a clerk typist at the Mechanicsburg Naval Supply Depot for many years
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Mechanicsburg, Pa
UPI
Catherine E. Kreitzer
Kreitzer
Harrisburg
Cooper to receive medals after historic spaceflight
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS astronaut L Gordon Cooper undergoes medical tests and debriefing before heading to Washington Tuesday for the Distinguished Service Medal. A ticker tape parade is planned in New York Wednesday with a Broadway route to city hall. Cooper described the orbit and reentry, noting smooth sleep and meals, while NASA officials suggested a US manned flight may not occur until October 1964 at the earliest.
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L. Gordon Cooper
Washington
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Air Force
Cooper
New York
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Financial District
City Hall
United States
Federal Space Agency
Robert C. Seamans
NASA
U.S
Seamans
Weekend Toll From Accidents Rises With Fatal 27 Death Crash
United Press International reports a deadly weekend across the U S with at least 48 lives lost in accidents. A Florida bus crash killed 27 bean pickers in a canal plunge while others died in New York Michigan West Virginia and Ohio. The Florida driver faces manslaughter and improper passing charges.
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United Press International
Florida
New York
Michigan
Five Die On State Roads Weekend Fatalities in West Virginia
Five people died in weekend traffic crashes across West Virginia, bringing this year’s road toll to 121. The figure compares with 143 deaths in the same period of 1962. Two West Virginians were among the victims.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Donation by B'nai B'rith funds Beverly Samans Memorial
A $250 check from the Beverly B'nai B'rith chapter launches the Beverly Samans Memorial Scholarship Foundation in Beckley. The fund honors Beverly Samans, a gifted musician murdered in Boston earlier this month. The first grant, for the 1964 term, will be managed by I. R. Wein, Mrs. Sidney Fink, and William Cruser, with ties to Temple Beth El and Beckley Presbyterian Church.
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Beverly Samans Memorial
Beverly Samans
Beckley
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Mass
Philadelphia
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Sidney Fink
William Cruser
Beckley Presbyterian Church
Wein
Carhop James A. Smith Drowns Near Kentucky River
Ashland Kentucky youth James A. Smith eighteen a drive in carhop drowned Sunday afternoon while attempting to swim the Big Sandy River to West Virginia. He and two companions swam near the Kentucky West Virginia Bridge before he tried the crossing. Smiths body was recovered about thirty yards from the West Virginia bank.
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Ashland
UPI
James A. Smith
Big Sandy
West Virginia
Smith
Kentucky-West Virginia
SHERWOOD GLUTZ COMMENTS ON LAKE ARGUMENTS AND MEMORY
Sherwood Glutz reflects after Stephen's Lake dispute that every question has two sides and the wrong one on ours. He adds he worries little since anyone who can recall last week's worry has strong memory.
Eleven Freedom Walkers Arrested In Alabama
Eleven integration demonstrators who tried to take up the freedom walk of a slain Baltimore postman were arrested near Gadsden Alabama Sunday. Wholesale arrests of integration bent demonstrators continued in North Carolina Birmingham where Negroes reported telephone threats of new bombings. A Negro leader called for a mass voter registration drive in Selma Alabama amid rising tensions.
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Charles E. Webb
United Press International
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Gadsden
Ala
North Carolina
Birmingham
Selma
South
Hartford
Conn
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Englewood
N.J
Lincoln School
Cleveland
Dick Gregory
Gregory
From Hospital To Jail Garland Workman Charged
Garland G Workman 24 urban Ohio jailed by City Police at 11 am on a charge of permitting a drunk to drive. He was arrested after being released from Raleigh General Hospital where he had treatment since Saturday morning for a head injury from a crash caused when his brother Kenneth 18 rammed his 1959 model station wagon into a utility pole on North Heber Street. Garland's two year old son, a passenger, is in satisfactory condition with a head injury.
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Garland G. Workman
Urbana
Ohio
Raleigh General Hospital
Kenneth
Garland
North Heber Street
Rep Walter Morfally Ill Likely Out Of Work
Washington reports indicate Rep Francis E Walter D Pa hospitalized for weeks at Georgetown Hospital and unlikely to return to work. Dr Darrel Crain said Walter is "definitely better" but refused to confirm leukemia or other details. Walter chairs the House Un-American Activities Committee and has largely been absent this session.
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UPI
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Georgetown Hospital
Walter
Darrel C. Crain
Walters
House
Unamerican Activities Committee
Congress
Crain
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