Disappearance of Debbie Dappen Stuns Cincinnati
Debbie Dappen, a 4 year old from Fairfax, vanished after Wednesday afternoon. A shoe found along Little Duck Creek is noted but no other clues. Police say kidnapping unlikely. possible accident or predator, with parents and neighbors distressed.
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Deborah Dappen
Fairfax
Debbie
Little Duck Creek
Harry Smith
Karl L. Dappen
American Automobile Association
Harold Cutright Off Critical List
Harold Cutright, a West Virginia gubernatorial candidate, was taken off the critical list at New York University hospital. He had internal bleeding since August 12 and was too weak for tests. doctors called his removal a good sign. He is a business consultant with firms in Upshur County West Virginia and New York.
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Harold Cutright
West Virginia
New York University Hospital
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Upshur County
W.va
New York
Wallace asks about rights plank and reapportionment divide
Wallace urges a strong enforcement rights plank and warns of a November response while party leaders expect a simple stance. Mayor Tucker presses for endorsing the Supreme Court reapportionment decision as Democrats confront a platform split and potential Johnson exposure. Democrats fret rural discontent over state legislature seats and urban representation.
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Jackson
Wallace
Raymond R. Tucker
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Tucker
U.S. House of Representatives
House
Johnson
Senate
High Court
Notice of publication rights and circulation terms
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph states Associated Press news dispatches are credited and publication rights are reserved. It lists delivery options including carrier, daily and Sunday editions, mail zones, and West Virginia rates, with reference to the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Associated Press
Eis
Sundey
West Virginia
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Quadrangle Favored in 95th Travers Stakes at Saratoga
Belmont winner Quadrangle is the 1-3 favorite in a five horse Travers field led by Hill Rise at 5-2. Northern Dancer and Malicious injuries shrink the pace, with Roman Brother pointing to the American Derby. Weight assigns Quadrangle 126 pounds, Hill Rise 123, others at 120 or 50-1. Prize purse totals $80,050 with $52,032 to the winner.
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Associated Press
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Belmont
Quadrangle
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Gallant Fox
Travers
Hill Rise
Northern Dancer
Malicious
Roman Brother
Chicago
Rokeby Stable
el Peco Ranch
Knightly Manner
Ramant
Portfolio
Roosevelt Senate Rumors Denied
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. said Friday that no one has asked him to run for the U.S. Senate seat from West Virginia held by Robert C Byrd. Charleston rumors claimed two Democratic groups sought to unseat Byrd.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
West Virginia
Robert C Byrd
Charleston
W.va
Roosevelt
Byrd
Princeton Girl, 10, Injured In Accident
Judy Thompson, ten, of 412 Kee Street Princeton was treated at Bluefield Sanitarium after an accident in Princeton. Spokesmen said her condition was not critical. Police reported no record of the case Friday night.
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Princeton
Judy Thompson
Kee St
Bluefield Sanitarium
Memorial Funeral Home
Shootings and overflights mark Cyprus cease fire breach
In Cyprus on Friday two shooting incidents killed a Greek Cypriot and wounded a Turkish Cypriot police inspector near Paphos. Unidentified aircraft overflew northwest Cyprus as Swedish UN troops observed two Turkish warplanes. UN had not confirmed the overflights. Turkey warned it would resume reconnaissance if Greek Cypriot attacks continued.
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Cyprus
Paphos
Mustafa Ahmet
United Nations
U.N
Kokkina
Turkey
Injured Boy Remains In Serious Condition In Bluefield
Michael Parks eight year old resident of Belcher Drive Bluefield remained in serious condition in Bluefield Sanitarium Friday night He was admitted to the hospital Thursday after suffering head arm and body injuries in an auto accident in the driveway of his home.
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Bluefield
Funerals Banned In Favor Of Weddings In Dundee
Dundee officials ban Saturday funerals except in extraordinary cases as ministers are occupied with Saturday weddings. Church of Scotland leaders say ministers spend Saturdays racing between cemeteries and churches.
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AR A Predicts Labor Peace at Appalachian Regional Hospitals
Dr Karl Klicka president of ARH forecasts an era of better understanding after strikes at South Williamson Kentucky Beckley and Man West Virginia end. He notes grievances were unknown to admins and credits a new three year contract covering non professional staff and two more hospitals. An arbitrator will decide potential wage cuts to avert a 300000 deficit affecting five hospitals.
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Rusk Plans Normal Schedule of Foreign Policy Speeches
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will deliver a normal number of speeches on foreign policy this week and may issue statements to set the record straight if needed. Officials note the Defense Department has already rebutted charges from Barry Goldwater and Rusk will emphasize major nonpartisan national policies in talks across the country.
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Dean Rusk
Defense Department
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Rusk
Jackson to Speak at A.M.E Zion Church on Pulaski Street
Rev. C. Jackson assistant pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church Princeton will be guest speaker at the A.M.E Zion Church on Pulaski Street Sunday at 6 p.m. Music by the Gospel Chorus. The Women In White will be guests. Rev. J. L. McCain is the church pastor.
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Princeton
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Women In White
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FIC Postpones Cigarette Warning Rule
The Federal Trade Commission delayed six months the cigarette label rule warning may cause death from cancer and other diseases. The delay to July 1 was announced by FTC chairman Paul Rand Dixon after a House Commerce Committee request led Rep. Oren Harris to seek more time to study smoking and health bills.
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House
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Bukavu City Falls Back to Congolese Army After Heavy Fighting
Congolese forces under Col. Leonard Mulamba retook Bukavu after three days of combat with Communist backed rebels. Aerial reinforcement by former Katangan gendarmes aided the counterattack. Reported damage includes destroyed infrastructure, 300 dead in the streets, seven Europeans killed, and seven Americans missing or trapped.
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Undercover Cop Looked Thirsty in Whisky Sale Case
Mrs. Martha L. Cameron faced a whisky sale charge in Richmond Virginia police court. She claimed she did not know the officer was a policeman and said he looked like he needed a drink. Judge Harold C. Maurice fined her $100.
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Martha L. Cameron
Harold C. Maurice
Bolivia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Cuba
Bolivia severed diplomatic relations with Cuba in a move aligned with OAS sanctions. The communique said Bolivia acted to uphold sanctions and noted only Mexico and Uruguay remained allied with Fidel Castro's government in Latin America.
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Holland Indonesia to Open Airline Service Next March
The Hague sources say passenger flights between Indonesia and Amsterdam will begin next March under a bilateral agreement to be signed by Indonesian and Dutch airlines and the Dutch government.
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South Korea Dedicates New Power Plant in Pusan
SEAOL South Korea dedicates a power plant at Pusan raising output by 30 percent to over 500 thousand kilowatts. The facility was financed with a 20.9 million dollar loan from the United States to meet current demand.
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South Korea
Pusan
United States
Deaths and Funerals Notices From Bluefield Area
Willetta Shaffer 81 died at home of daughter in Bluefield. Survivors include four other daughters, four sons, 31 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren, siblings and in laws. Mercer Funeral Home handling arrangements. Final rites for George I. Smith 92 of Bluefield set for 2:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church with burial at Maple Park Cemetery. Smith was Merc er Coal Co. manager and Elks member. Daugherty and Hedrick families noted in other notices. Other obituaries list Lucy Caldwell Daugherty 84 of Newport Virginia, Clark Kent Hedrick 19 days, James M. White 78 of Princeton. Funeral arrangements pending at Memorial Directory Princeton and Hawkins Funeral Home.
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Roy Lawrence
Rockwood Road
Bluefield
Lee Collins
Keystone
Allen Chambers
South Bound Brook
N. J
P. M. Santoro
Cleveland
Ohio
Herbert Null
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Herbert Shaffer
Princeton
Carl Shaffer
Bluewell
Clyde Shafer
Orlando
Hugh Peters
Fred Marlow
Thorpe
Denita Jackson
Beckley
Stow Murphy
War
Lawrence Murphy
Cincinnati
Mercer Funeral Home
First Baptist Church
George I. Smith
Ohio St
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Primitivo Delgado
T. F. Herndon
Maple Park Cemetery
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E. M. Louthan
Hyman Effron
B. E. Lenoir
W. A. Sutherland
R. C
Charley T. Smith
Robert A. Smith
Greenville
C. Hawkins Funeral Home
Betty Reed White
Verde Wellman
Zona Hodges
Macie Thompson
Josephine Veneri
Gertrude Wert
Zola White
Motoaka
Wace Scurlock
Huntington
Claude S
Clifford E
James H. White
Harrison White
Peterstown
Don White
Matthew White
Elgood
Memorial Funerial Directory
Mrs Della Scruggs Dies in Welch Hospital
Mrs Della Idena Scruggs 38 wife of Edward Scruggs of Coalwood died Thursday evening in a Welch hospital. Surviving are husband, father Thomas Fisher of Coalwood, two sons Bobby Scruggs Baltimore and Luther Scruggs Bucyrus, four daughters Bessie Idena Scruggs Coalwood Della McLaren Amarillo Texas Lucy Bailey Colorado Springs, five sisters and five brothers. Final rites Monday 2 pm at Christian Church Roderfield Rev Bill Deel officiating. Burial Saeger Memorial Cemetery. Body to residence 4 pm Sunday from O J Douglas Mortuary Welch.
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Baltimore
Kathleen Carter
Washington, D. C
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Paris
France
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James Fisher
Ray
Cleveland
Bill Fisher
Christian Church
Roderfield
Bill Deel
Saeger Memorial Cemetery
Funeral services for Audrey Hendrick and Bess Lee Ambrose
Funeral notices list Audrey Bass Hendrick of Maybeury to be buried at Woodlawn Cemetery after service at Maybeury Methodist Church on Saturday at 2 30 p m with pallbearers named and WSCS members to carry flowers Hawkins Funeral Home in charge. Bess Lee Ambrose of Athens to be buried at Athens Cemetery after service at Athens Methodist Church on Sunday at 2 p m with pallbearers named and WSCS members to carry flowers Body to lie in church from 1 p m Sunday and Seaver Mortuary in Princeton handling arrangements.
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Audrey Bass
Maybeury
Maybeury Methodist Church
Dewey Nelson
Woodlawn
R. W. King Jr
Cecil King
Tommy King
Alex Lawson
G. H. Mahoney
Kermit Blizzard
Earl Furches
C. B. Moore Jr
WSCS
Hawkins Funeral Home
Rev Daggett Speaks At Mt Olive Baptist Church Sunday
Rev Daggett will be guest speaker Sunday at 11 AM as Mt Olive Baptist Church Club No 2 leads the mov ie worship service. Music will be by the Singing Messengers Fannye Mincy and Mary Horner and the Mt Olive Senior Choir. Willie Sanders and Deacon Herman F Graves will appear on the program.
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Harvey Daggett
Mt. Olive Baptist Church Club No. 2
Ane 2
Pee
Singing Messengers
Fannye Mincy
Mary Horner
Mt. Olive
Willie Sanders
Deacon Herman F. Graves
Bonds Forfeited In Soliciting Case In Bluefield
Bobbie Adkins 20 of Charlotte North Carolina and Simon Clemons 54 of Bluefield forfeited bonds of 25 dollars each in Bluefield Municipal Court Friday. They were arrested at the Drake Hotel Wednesday and charged with soliciting for immoral purposes. Bonds were ordered forfeited by Judge John R McGhee after they failed to appear for trial.
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Bobbie Adkins
Charlotte
N. C
Simon Clemons
Bluefield
Adkins
Clemons
Drake Hotel
John R. McGhee
Randolph Byrd Split On Courts Over Reapportionment
Senators Jennings Randolph and Robert Byrd split on federal court jurisdiction in legislative reapportionment matters. The dispute centers on an amendment to a foreign aid bill backing a Dirksen Mansfield proposal to delay court-ordered reapportionment rulings for up to two years. Randolph supports Supreme Court original jurisdiction and opposes shifting power to Congress.
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Jennings Randolph
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Randolph
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Thompson's Chapel Homecoming Service and Dinner
Thompson's Chapel will hold a morning service at 11 a.m. led by Rev. Fred Cook. The day continues with a community dinner from noon to 2 p.m. Attending pastor Rocky Gap Methodist Church is noted as Lee.
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Fred Cook
Lee
Rocky Gap Methodist Church
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