Moscow Radio Urges Pasternak To Leave Soviet Union
Moscow broadcasts in ten languages demand Boris Pasternak exit the USSR, labeling him a traitor and saying he has no place in Soviet society while Pasternak rejects the Nobel prize amid Soviet pressure. Soviet diplomat in Stockholm assures no harm and continued royalties from abroad.
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Repairman Admits Strangling 3 Models in California
Harvey M. Glatman, 30, of Los Angeles, confessed to strangling three models and leaving their bodies in southern California deserts. He described using a rope and a public safety item on each victim after misleading them in dating schemes. A fourth intended victim survived a struggle when officers intervened with patrols nearby.
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Venable Takes Stand in Raleigh Murder Trial
Accused slayer Eugene Venable testified briefly in his own defense as the trial resumed. Defense witnesses including Venable’s mother Patty Wilburn and stepfather Tom Wilburn described the night of the killing and a nearby disturbance caused by a group of fishermen. Police and state witnesses identified the scene and a knife used in the stabbing. The judge ruled two defense witnesses’ dance-fight details irrelevant. Dickerson’s family watched portions of the session.
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Russia Pushes for Immediate Nuclear Test Ban
In Geneva Russia reiterates demand for an immediate permanent ban on nuclear tests under international control. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin urges a three power pledge before any verification system. Britain and the United States begin a voluntary one year moratorium, while warning of resuming if Russian tests continue. Talks proceed privately for at least a month.
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Eisenhower Weighs Final Vote Appeal In Baltimore
President Eisenhower readies a radio television bid to rally support for a Republican Congress in Baltimore. Democrats counter that administration gains came from a Democratic Congress while Senate Leader Lyndon Johnson criticizes Republican claims of radicalism and credit.
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State Police Head To Fill Vacancies At Meeting Today
Charleston AP Major inspector post prompts promotions chain as Hazen Fair calls captains to 2 p m meeting to discuss eligible officers. Maj. B E Wright relieved last week and status of Wright’s successor unclear. Department hierarchy hinges on the major inspector and superintendent.
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Ballots Distributed Across Raleigh County Precincts
Official ballots for the General Election have been picked up at the County Court Room for 72 Raleigh County precincts. Officials of the remaining 42 precincts are expected to collect ballots before moon Saturday.
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Hechler Denies Political Charge in WV Campaign
Gov. Underwood said a World War II narrative and campaign literature for Dr. Ken Hechler were placed in surplus food bags in Putnam County. Hechler, a Huntington candidate for Congress, denied knowledge of the action.
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Wreck Injures Charleston Man on West Virginia Turnpike
Royce Snodgrass, 40, of South Charleston, was listed in good condition at Beckley Hospital after a collision on the West Virginia Turnpike at milepost 26. State Police said his northbound car went off the road, hit a ditch, rolled over, and he told officers he fell asleep at about 10:30 a.m. The automobile, valued at about $2,500, was a total loss. Snodgrass was treated for facial injuries, a lacerated knee, and abrasions. transported by Melton Mortuary ambulance.
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Curtain Callers Sell Tickets For Happy Time Play
Curtain Callers announce tickets for Happy Time the second Curtain Callers production of the season are on sale at two Beckley venues Raleigh County Memorial Building Auditorium hosts show November 10 and 11 Tickets available at May Office Service and Saks Jewelers.
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Springhill Miner Rescued Men Buy New Lives After Rescue
Twelve men rescued from the Cumberland No. 2 mine express reluctance to return to mining with Levi Milley planning a chicken farm job and Harold Brine saying he will starve before going back. Wives echo the sentiment as rescue teams hunt for 49 still missing. Prince Philip plans to visit the survivors tonight amid hopes of finding more.
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London
Cardinal Vacancies May Be Filled Soon
Vatican speculation centers on Pope John XXIII calling a consistory before Christmas to fill 17 remaining cardinal vacancies. Observers expect elevations of American prelates to boost U S presence to 23, plus likely additions from Latin America, Africa, Asia, and possibly Spain Austria the Netherlands and England. Domed Tar dini and Archbishop Montini of Milan are strongly favored for elevation.
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Giovanni Battista Montini
Milan
West Virginia Weather Report Summary
Fair tonight with a low in the 30s and Saturday mostly fair with little temperature change. Beckley reports a high yesterday with unclear low, while Oak Hill shows a high yesterday and a low last night with morning readings at 7 am and noon unreadable. Weather page notes are incomplete and partially garbled.
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Scrap Iron Cocktail Bootsleg Drink Alarm in Medical World
AP CHICAGO reports a new bootleg drink called the scrap iron cocktail. It is made by mixing yeast corn meal sugar rubbing alcohol moth balls and Clorox in a metal drum and ferments rapidly. Patients show tremors hallucinations and delirium tremens like symptoms quickly. A Charleston South Carolina study of 50 patients led by Dr Richard H Gadsden and colleagues notes a metallic taste from concentrated alcohols and traces of metal. Symptoms abate when drinking stops.
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South Carolina
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Heath Funeral Set For Sunday
Funeral services for Dave Heath 53 will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Nazarene Church Johnstown Road with Rev Robert E Long officiating Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park Heath of 610 Temple St died at 7 30 p m Thursday in a local hospital after a five day illness Born Stuart Va Sept 8 1905 he was a coal miner employed at the Eastern Gas and Fuel Stotesbury seven years A member of United Mine Workers Local 5771 Surviving are wife Edna Heath father and step mother two brothers Abe Mabscott and Reig Lester one daughter Kathy Ann at home one son Gene at home one step daughter Mrs Louise Williams Hampton Va three grandchildren Body will remain at Webb and Neal Funeral Home until one hour prior to the funeral Pallbearers Norman Garten Elmer Mackey Robert McNeish Henry McGhee Harold Mackey and L S Scott.
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Area Motorist Freed On Bond
Emory L. Richmond of Piney View was released on a $500 property bond from Raleigh County Jail at 9 10 am after being arrested by City Police for drunk driving and jailed at 1 30 am. Jack Grimes of Mabscott received 3 days in jail and a $15 fine plus costs from Magistrate Cotton White for destroying personal property following a 2 55 pm Thursday jail. Randall Murphy of Beckley was jailed at 9 pm Thursday by Mab a Police on a speeding charge.
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Maba
Missing Woman Found At Sister's Home In Flat Top
Mrs. Paul McBride, missing since Wednesday from Flat Top, was located at her sister Mrs. Allen Grounds' Webster Springs home on Thursday. Her mother Mrs. Elizabeth McKinney had reported her missing. no reason for leaving was provided.
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West Virginia voter rolls total 1 083 141 in general election
West Virginia Secretary of State reports 1 083 141 residents registered for Tuesday's general election after counting Kanawha Lincoln and Preston counties final. Democrats total 664 4 thousand up 3 518 from the primary, Republicans 412 567 up 1 588. Kanawha shows largest GOP gain. Ohio County sees biggest Democratic loss. Overall, registration trails the last general election by 24 312.
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Governor's Speech Ends WVEA Meeting
Charleston AP report notes Governor Underwood closed the West Virginia Education Association two day convention in Charleston. About 10 000 state teachers attended the event featuring William C Mott a world affairs lecturer and Mark Van Doren Columbe University Pulitzer Prize winner who spoke at the first general session. Van Doren urged reform of American educational philosophy to begin with freeing the human mind and said education should focus on the intellect. More than 3500 teachers crowded Municipal Auditorium for his talk as the convention emphasized workshops and conferences with a two day holiday for public school pupils across most of the state.
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Byrd Attacks Revercomb on Foreign Aid Policy
U S Senate candidate Robert C Byrd challenged Republican rival Chapman Revercomb on foreign aid arguing no coherent policy exists. In Bluefield he charged Revercomb flip flopped on aid, voted against the Marshall Plan and Greece Turkey aid in 1947 but backed current spending, and defended alliances while seeking to curb waste and inefficiency in the aid program.
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Byrd to Be Honored at Raleigh County Campaign Rally
Democrats plan a homecoming rally at the Memorial Building in Beckley Raleigh County with Robert C Byrd as guest of honor and main speaker. Sheriff Okey Mills says the program is music introductions and Byrd speech, inviting Democrats from Raleigh and beyond. Organ music by Jan Campbell and notes on Byrd’s state wide campaign. Jennings Randolph praises Byrd and expects both Byrd and Randolph to be US Senators. The rally marks the final Democratic campaign event before Tuesday’s election.
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Bob
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