Kee and Breeding Share Telepathic Policy Echo
Rep. Elizabeth Kee of West Virginia and Rep. J. Floyd Breeding of Kansas, both Democrats on different committees, aligned on Alliance for Progress funding. Their parallel statements and odd telepathic framing suggest uncanny alignment beyond mere partisanship.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Elizabeth Kee
Rep
J. Floyd Breeding
Kee
West Virginia
Rep. Breeding
Kansas
Breeding
House Agriculture Committee
Alliance For Progress Program
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep. Kee
Alliance For Progress
House
Mrs. Kee
Congress
Police Find Getaway Car in Winchester Shooting Case
Winchester police said West Virginia State Police found an abandoned car near Martinsburg on Interstate 81 tied to the fatal shooting of Joseph Leon Derosier, 49, and the critical wounding of his wife Evelyn, 46. George Washington Gordon is sought for the crimes.
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Winchester
UPD
West Virginia
Martinsburg
W. Va
Here
George Washington Gordon
Joseph Leon Derosier
Derosier
Evelyn
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Five Die In Light Plane Crash Near Holly Hill
A Cessna 175 crashed in rain near Holly Hill killing five aboard: Earl C Huband Jr., 43, of Wilmington North Carolina. James Garrett Reid, 34, of Houston Texas. Reid's wife Betty 35. and their two daughters aged about 12 and 14. Investigators probe loss of altitude in wooded terrain.
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Holly Hill
8.C
UPI
Earl C. Huband Jr
Wilmington
N. C
James Garrett Reid
Houston
Tex
Reid
Betty
West Virginia Weather Warm Humid with Showers
The report notes warm humid conditions across West Virginia with scattered showers or thunderstorms this afternoon tonight and Friday. A colder change arrives in the north part by Friday night. Highs near 85 to 90, lows in the 60s. River gauge at Hinton reads 3.1 ft.
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Beckle
Oak Hill
Hinton
Monday Losses Wiped Out Buy Orders Flood Stock Market
Buy orders surged in early trading and major shares rose, erasing Monday losses. The Dow topped 612.99 at noon, up 9.03, and the S&P 500 gained 7.65 billion in value from Tuesday’s close. European markets also rallied after Monday’s tumble.
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Jesse Bogue
UPI
New York
The
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Standard & Poor
Standard Oil of
California
London
Frankfurt
Zurich
Amsterdam
Memorial Day traffic toll hits record 111 deaths
United Press International reports Memorial Day 1956 final figures show 111 traffic deaths, 38 drownings, 13 plane crashes, and 29 miscellaneous fatalities, with California leading at 14 traffic deaths and incidents across several states including a fatal rollover near Greeley Colorado and a Connecticut drowning during a rescue attempt.
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United Press International
Eichmann appeals for clemency from UN and West Germany
Reports from Jerusalem say Adolf Eichmann asked his lawyer to appeal to the United Nations and West Germany to spare him from the gallows as Israel weighs clemency. President Itzhak Ben Zvi reviews the plea today. Former President Eisenhower tells a Pennsylvania congresswoman he would rather go to jail than accept farm bill controls. Communist guerrillas kidnap three Americans aiding leprosy patients north of Saigon. Frank A. Barrett, 69, Wyoming’s unique governor who also served in the U.S. House and Senate, dies of leukemia in Cheyenne. Yuri Gagarin returns to Moscow as Leader Mike Mansfield says Congress may reconvene after the November elections.
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Adolf Eichmann
United Nations
Jerusalem
Israel
Itzhak Ben-Zvi
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Frank A. Barrett
Wyoming
U. S. House
Senate
Cheyenne
Yuri Gagarin
Moscow
Ate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Singer Jane Morgan Released After Bolt Removal
Jane Morgan was released from Doctors Hospital in New York after doctors removed a half inch metal bolt from her stomach without surgery. She suspects she swallowed the bolt in clam chowder at her summer Maine home and plans to keep it as a souvenir.
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Jane Morgan
Doctors Hospital
New York
Miss Morgan
Maine
Kennedy
White House
Middleburg
Country Estates
Public Health Service
Algeria
France
Oak Hill Reports Memorial Day Traffic Quiet
ANS Oak Hill area reported a crime free Memorial Day with no accidents or arrests. State Police officer I. P. Richardson noted traffic was lighter than usual for a holiday and the Oak Hill Detachment saw no major incidents.
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OAK Hill
ANS
Set. I. P. Richardson
State Records 2 Drownings State Memorial Day
West Virginia reported two drownings during the Memorial Day holiday period with no traffic fatalities. Roger Engle, 12, of Charleston drowned in a north Charleston pool after a lifeguard found him at the bottom. Freeman Morrison, 39, near Belington, fell through a dock plank into a pond at his farm. police suspect a head injury. Traffic was mostly normal, with a single highway fatality later in the period.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Roger Engle
Charleston
North Charleston
Engle
Freeman Morrison
Belington
Morrison
Six Die in Two-Car Crash Near Estelline Texas
ESTELLINE Tex UPI Six persons were killed and two injured in a two car collision near Estelline Texas Panhandle today One of the injured was in critical condition At least one of the dead was a child The dead were not immediately identified
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Estelline, Tex
UPI
Texas Panhandle
Don Collins
Memphis
Tex
Goldberg Sees Continuation of Economic Climb
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg announced May employment climbed by 1.4 million to 68.2 million, a May record high and up one million from 1960. Unemployment fell 230,000 to 3.7 million and the jobless rate dropped to 5.4 percent, continuing a six month decline. Deputy Sey mour L. Wolfbeing said the key point is that business leaders are adding workers.
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Washington
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
Seymour L. Wolfbeing
Freight Train Crash Kills 61 in Voghera Italy
A 33 car freight train ran a red signal at 43 mph and struck a standing passenger train carrying holiday travelers. Official toll 61 dead, 40 injured. some sources place injured above 70. Engineers fled, later surrendered. two were arrested on manslaughter charges.
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Aldo Trippini
Voghera
Italy
UPI
Transport Ministry
Rome
Lanfranco Pigiani
Soriano Fabbri
Riviera
Vicki Massey To Get Whitlock Scholarship
Vicki Massey will receive the $150 Whitlock Memorial Scholarship at WWHS tonight during the third annual recognition assembly. The award honors late John W. Whitlock, a 1959 WWHS graduate who died after entering West Virginia University, and is funded by classmates and friends.
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Vicki Massey
Woodrow Wilson High School
WWHS
M. G. Jarrell
John W. Whitlock
Jarrell
Whitlock
West Virginia University
Vicki
Jerry Lilly
Concord Confers Degree on Hodel at Concord Commencement
Charles Hodel publisher of Beckley newspapers received Concord College's honorary doctor of laws at the Athens ceremony led by Joseph Al Marsh president. Marsh praised Hodel as a self made man from Ohio who rose from printer's devil in 1903 to head a large publishing firm and serve West Virginia as Centennial Commission chairman. Other honors included honorary degrees for Oliver Perry Chitwood and Edward McGrady. Hodel, 73, called the honor meaningful as someone who did not finish high school.
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Charles Hodel
Beckley
Concord College
Concord
Athens
Joseph “al Marsh
Raleigh
Marsh
Ohio
West Virginia
W.va
Green Land
Oliver Perry Chitwood
West Virginia University
Edward McGrady
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Hodel
George Warren Hodel
Beckley Newspaper Corp
John C. Hodel
Raleigh Register
Charleston Gazette
Horatio Alger
Heart surgery ends in death of Morgantown girl
A 12 year old girl from Morgantown, Diana Lewis, died during heart surgery at West Virginia University's Medical Center. She had congenital heart trouble since birth and chose the operation last spring. complications arose and efforts to save her failed.
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Morgantown
UPS
West Virginia University’s Medical Center
Diana Lewis
Comaes
Philippines Bus Wreck Kills 30 in Mindanao Fall
A crowded bus carrying students plunged 800 feet from a wooden bridge in Bukidnon Mindanao killing 30 and injuring 10. Divers recover bodies from Alalem Falls as authorities search for 24 missing. driver Cristin Fernandez, 45, charged with multiple homicide after escaping.
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Manila
UPI
Philippines
Philippine Constabulary
Alalem Falls
Bukidnon
Mindanao
JFK cancels subscription to New York Herald Tribune
President Kennedy cancelled his subscription to a New York daily, dropping the Herald Tribune from the White House reading list amid reports of a feud. The move reduces his daily intake of New York papers but diversifies overall reading with remaining titles.
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New York
UPI
Kennedy
Herll Tribune
The
Herald Tribune
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Tom
White House
New York Morning
Washington Post
Republican Herald Tribune
Times
Daily News
Journal-American
Post
Wall Street Journal
Chicago Tribune
Baltimore Sun
Philadelphia Inquirer
Los Angeles Times
Nashville Tennesseean
Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy Culture Campaign Triumph
Washington reports Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy nears total victory in her culture drive. The piece portrays widespread acceptance among varied social groups, with whimsical scenes illustrating a Parisian atmosphere. A communique proclaims the cultural triumph.
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Harry Ferguson Washington
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Elvis Presley
13Th
Constitution Ave
Paris
Culture figures clash over White House arts legacy
An excerpt portrays Arthur Schlesinger Jr. defending a cosmopolitan arts era in the Executive Mansion, listing stars like Isaac Stern and Pablo Casals while noting Eisenhower once favored Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians. It warns against Soviet cultural influence and mocks “low brow” resistance.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fred Waring
White House
Former Senator Ashurst Dies After Stroke at 87
Henry Fountain Ashurst, who became a U S senator when Arizona gained statehood in 1912, died in Washington from a stroke at age 87. He served in the Senate until his 1940 defeat.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Fountain Ashurst
Senate
Arizona
Ashurst
First high altitude nuclear test set for Friday night
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission plans the initial detonation of a sequence of high altitude nuclear tests over Johnston Island in the Pacific, aimed for sometime after dark Friday.
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Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnston Island
Pacific
Turkish premier resigns amid Menderes amnesty dispute
Prime Minister Ismet Inonu resigned after failing to bridge a clash between his Republican People's party and the Justice party over amnesty for imprisoned members of Adnan Menderes' government. President Cemal Gursel accepted the resignation but asked him to stay on briefly to form a new cabinet.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Ismet Inonu
Adnan Menderes
Inonu
Cemal Gursel
Republican People’s Party
Justice Party
Gurzel
Menderes
Democratic Party
Gur Sel
Khrushchev Enjoys Benny Goodman Jazz Concert
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said he did not understand jazz but enjoyed the Benny Goodman concert. In San Francisco Miguel Tejada commented on Trujillo’s death marking the first anniversary, calling the end of a 32 year terror reign a relief despite some rejoicing.
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U.S
United Press International
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Benny Goodman
San Francisco
Miguel Tejada
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
10th Gangland Slaying Reported in Chicago 1962
The bullet riddled body of Leon Johnson, 22, was found in an alley behind a west side factory. His hands were tied behind him with a necktie and two guns lay beside him, marking Chicago's 10th gang style slaying of 1962.
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Chicago
UPS
Leon Johnson
Commission Cleared In Hunsaker Fight
Charleston West Virginia. Gov. W W Barron said the State Athletic Commission is cleared after a study of its handling of the April 6 Beckley prize fight in which Tunney Hunsaker was brain injured. The governor praised safety efforts and noted proper procedures in the Sheldon fight, with Hunsaker later discharged from Bluefield Sanitarium and returning home.
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Charleston
UPI
W. W. Barron
State Athletic Commission
Beckley
Tunney Hunsaker
West Virginia
Barron
Hunsaker
Joe
Shotgun
Fayetteville
Ieeveiane Sheldon
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