Two Days to Decide Khrushchev Tour Meaning
Khrushchev faces critical talks with Eisenhower at Camp David as two days decide if his American tour yields concrete gains. Possible outcomes include expanding U S Soviet trade, reviving a Four Power approach to West Berlin, endorsing peaceful coexistence, and pushing Geneva disarmament talks with a focus on ending nuclear tests.
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West Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Balks
Geneva
Britain
Eric Ridder
New York
the Journal of Commerce
Laos
Camp David
Siamese Twins Separated Die in Surgery
In Chicago AP report Dr Willis J Potts led a 8 member team in a three hour separation operation on newborn Siamese twins Mary Helen and Marie Ellen Schultz joined at the abdomen. They shared a single liver making survival for both impossible. Marie Ellen died later. Mary Helen died four hours forty minutes after the surgery. The parents Ev in Schultz and Marilyn, both 28, reside in Chesterton Indiana.
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Chicago
Mary Helen Schultz
Marie Ellen Schultz
Willis J. Potts
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Marilyn
Valparaiso
Ind
West Virginia Weather Forecast Says Mostly Sunny and Hot
The forecast calls for cloudiness early and mostly sunny skies with highs near 85 to 90 in lower areas and 78 to 84 in the mountains. Tonight and Saturday bring partial clouds with scattered thunder showers possible in the northwest. Overnight lows in the 50s east and 60s west, extended heat through the weekend with gradual cooling Monday and a warm stretch midweek. Scattered weekend showers expected, totaling about 1 to 2 inches.
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Beckley Hitch
TOGRF
Scc.corses
Scrseis
Conference weighs aging problems in West Virginia
Gov. Underwood noted 28 percent of the population is 45 and over with 163000 over 65 as a conference addresses aging needs. Public employment offices see about 1200 older job seekers monthly while plans for the 1961 White House Conference on Aging emphasize shared responsibility across communities and agencies.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Underwood
White House
Bertha S. Adkins
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Commission On
State Employment Security Department
Miss Adkins
H. B. Aycock
Charlottesville, Va
Federal Agency
Mrs. Boggess Dies In Virginia At 81 In Norfolk
Mrs. Mary Boggess, 81, mother of Elmer Boggess of Beckley, died this morning in Norfolk Virginia while visiting another son, Robert. She had been ill two months and moved to live with Robert Tuesday. A Baptist, born June 10, 1878 in Fayette County, she leaves two other sons Bill of Norfolk and Ernest of Huntington, three daughters Mary Craft of Palm Beach Florida Virginia Kemreon of Long Beach and Helen Nagle of Moyock. Funeral arrangements at Calfee Funeral Home.
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Elmer Boggess
Beckley
Norfork
Robert
Boggess
The
Baptist Church
Fayette County
Bill
Norfolk
Ernest
Huntington
Mary Craft
Palm Beach
Fla
Virginia Kemreon
Long Beach
Calif
Helen Nagle
Moyock
N. C
Calfee Funeral Home
Youth Transferred After Head Injury in Fall at Prosperity
Cleve Eugene Wood 16 of Bradley was moved to Bluefield Sanitarium from a local hospital for treatment of a head injury after a fall at Prosperity last night. He reportedly fell while playing with other boys, striking his head on a paved surface.
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Cleve Eugene Wood
Bradley
Bluefield Sanitarium
Prosperity
Coal City couple in good condition after crossing crash
A Coal City man and his wife are reported in good condition at a local hospital after their car struck a mine locomotive at the Crab Orchard crossing Thursday. William Carr, 60, and his wife, 54, were occupants of the automobile involved in the collision.
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Crab Orchard
William Carr
Coal Starts Rival Pipeline Natural Gas Sales At All-Time High
Washington AP reports 1958 saw natural gas use surge with 11 030 billion cubic feet marketed and 10 761 billion consumed, up 3 and 5 percent from 1957 respectively. The 1958 pipeline buildout set a record, while a rival coal line study considers a 350 mile Cadiz to Cleveland style pipeline carrying water and pulverized coal.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Maine
New Hampshire
Federal Power Commission
National Coal Assn
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Consolidation Coal Co
Pittsburgh
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Consolidation
Cadiz - To
Cleveland
Local Women Headed for Hollywood Queen For A Day
Mrs Virginia St Clair Sophia and Mrs Beulah Wills from Beckley plan to leave Prince tonight for Hollywood California where both expect to appear next week on the CBS TV show Queen For A Day.
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Virginia St. Clair
Sophia
Beulah Wills
Beckley
Hollywood
Calif
Will Green 85 Dies. Funeral Arrangements Made
Will Green of Row land Street died at his home Thursday at 5 15 p m. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body lies at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.
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Will Green
Rowland St
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Titan Titan Titan V Launch Lair Dug At Vandenberg
Miners at Vandenberg Air Force Base carve an underground Titan launching complex aimed at space and potential defense needs. A 40 foot by 160 foot silo and three auxiliary holes form part of an eight million dollar project, with two hardened Titan sites planned for mid-1960 readiness.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Titan
West Coast
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg
Cadillacs Cut Size, People Seek Big Looks at Lower Prices
Sherwood Glutz notes that many folk prefer the appearance of large Cadillacs but want the lower prices of smaller models. He predicts car buyers will push automakers to offer compact cars that retain the upscale look and feel of the luxury line.
Industrial leader Munford suffers paralysis after surgery
Walter F. Munford 59 president of U S Steel Corp underwent surgery in Hyannis Mass for a knife wound in his abdomen. He suffered a cerebral thrombosis leaving his right arm paralyzed and speech difficulties. His condition was not described as critical. The district attorney said the wounding appeared accidental and no further probe was planned.
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U. S. Steel Corp
Hyannis
Mass
Ireland
U. N
General Assembly
Red
China
Tibet
Los Angeles County
Carole Tregoff
Miss Tregoff
Bernard Finch
Barbara Finch
Finch
French Airliner Crashes Near Bordeaux Leaves 53 Dead
A four engine DC7 bound for Africa crashed minutes after takeoff from Bordeaux Merignac killing 53 of 65 aboard. Three children survived among 12. Officials said several African politicians were aboard and the plane disappeared into a forest two miles from the airport.
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France
Africa
Paris
Bamako
French Sudan
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
TAI
Transport Aerien Intercontinental
Sekou Sissoko
French Cameroons
Bordeaux-Merignac
Missile shot halted by technical troubles near Florida
An Air Force attempt to launch a ballistic missile from a bomber toward Explorer VI was blocked by technical difficulties. The missile climbed high over Florida in the early morning before the launch was called off after about thirty minutes. A source cited the reason as technical problems.
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Washington
Air Force
Florida
Rhodell Lacks Garbage Service and Water
Rhodell suffers no garbage collection on Thursday due to an unapproved lease by the Public Service Commission. No new collection date is set. A portion of Rhodell also lacks water as workers repair a broken main pipe.
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Rhodell
RNS
Public Service Commission
Governor's Aide Quits to Join Federal Post Office
CHARLESTON AP K Wayne Swiger Gov Underwoods executive assistant for 32 months resigns to become a regional real estate officer with the federal post office department.
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Charleston
K. Wayne Swiger
Gov. Underwood
Federal Post Office Department
Eisenhower and Khrushchev plan talks at Camp David
President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev, each with top advisers, prepared for a Maryland mountaintop meeting starting later today. They will travel by helicopter from Blair House to Camp David where talks continue through the weekend amid calls for peace and shifts in policy. The visit follows Khrushchev’s U.S. tour ending with a private dinner with business leaders.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Maryland
Whendishayv Etill
Blair House
Christian A. Herter
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Khrushchev
White House
James J. Rowley
Secret Service
E. P. Aurand
America
U.S
U. S
Eric Ridder
New York Journal of Commerce
United States
David Sarsnoff
Radio Corp. of America
Charles H. Percy
Bell and Howell Co
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Critically Wounded Assassin Shoots Ceylon Premier
Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike was shot and critically wounded in Colombo by a gunman disguised as a Buddhist monk. Three bullets hit his liver and spleen, four pints of blood were given, and he was declared in a potentially dangerous condition. The assassin, shot in the knee, was hospitalized. no motive is known. State of emergency and mobilization of armed forces were announced.
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Ceylon
Solomon W.R.D. Bandaranaike
Ceylon Radio
Bandaranaike
Oliver Goonetilike
Indian Ocean
Rocke To Snap Gracie In Action
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A camera carrying rocket shot over the Atlantic to photograph Hurricane Gracie. The 25 foot Nike Cajun rocket would lift a nose cone housing the camera to 85 miles altitude and drop the cone about 40 miles offshore for Navy retrieval. Gracie was near hurricane force winds of 75 mph as she moved northward about 340 miles east of Cape Canaveral. Weather Bureau scientists hoped the camera could photograph a 300 mile span of ocean, providing first pictures of a complete storm.
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Fla. AP
Atlantic
Gracie
Punch
Here
Weather Bureau
Police Probe Broken Window At Oak Hill Floral Shop
An unidentified boy was knocked through a plate glass window at Rosemont Floral on Main Street Oak Hill around 9 p.m. Thursday after a football game between Collins High and Montgomery High freshmen. About 20 youths were in a group and a fight preceded the incident. Damages are estimated at $200. Patrolman Pat Waters leads the investigation.
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OAK Hill
RNS
Rosemont Floral
Main Street
Collins High
Montgomery High
Frank Shumate
Pat Waters
Oak Hill Woman Dies in Fayetteville Hospital
Mrs. Silas Anna LeMarr of 4 Woodlawn Ave Oak Hill died about 8:30 am Friday in an Oak Hill hospital. The body is at Dodd Payne Funeral Home Fayetteville. Arrangements are incomplete.
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Fayetteville
Silas ‘Anna LeMarr
Woodlawn Ave
Oak Hill
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
Steel strike talks adjourned with no restart date set
AP dispatches report negotiations in the steel strike adjourned to day with no date fixed for resumption. In Alaska a commercial airliner carrying 16 aboard crashed on a Aleutian island Thursday night and a search pilot found no signs of life at the wreckage.
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Aleutian
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