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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1961

Page

2

Boothe Attacks Godwin in Raven Rally Surprise Appearance

In Raven Virginia AP report Boothe accused State Sen. Mills E. Godwin of voting to close public schools and cutting local funds as he attacked the Harrison Godwin Button ticket. Boothe pressed loyalty to the party and questioned Godwin's stance on the right to work and education amid campaign tensions.

Boothe Foe T. Munford Boyd A. E. S. Stephens Boyd Godwin Harrison-Godwin Suffolk Sen. Godwin Virginia Stanley Don Quixote John F. Kennedy Norfolk GI Stephens Manny Boyd

Local Committeemen Candidates File For Primary Ballot

The article lists candidates for committeemen across wards including Ward 1 John H. Ward, Ward 2 William B. Houston, Ward 3 Elizabeth Graves K C Lovejoy B L Sims, Ward 4 none, Ward 5 Martha Dooley Patrick H. Wilson, Ward 6 Barbara Lilly Hood, Ward 7 Fred R. Davis, Ward 8 John R. McGhee Martin M. Harris M A Krupey, with others unnamed. Ballots approved and sent to printers. ballots expected back soon.

John HH. Ward William B. Houston Elizabeth Graves K. C. Lovejoy B. L. Sims Martha Dooley Patrick H. Wilson Barbara Lilly Hood Fred R. Davis John R. McGhee Martin M. S. Harris M. A. Krupey Robert E. Thor

Tractor swap deadline set in Cuba prisoner deal

Tractors for Freedom, Inc. seeks release of 1,200 Cuban rebels with a June 7 deadline for a exchange proposal offering 500 farming tractors. The group sent a cable to Fidel Castro outlining tractor types and urging official confirmation that the offer remains valid, noting Castro's May 17 1961 proposal. The cable bears signatures of Eleanor by Lee, Milton S. Eisenhower, Walter P. Reuther, and Joseph M. Dodge.

Detroit Tractors For Freedom, Inc Cuba Fidel Castro Castro Eleanor By Lee Milton S. Eisenhower Aes Johns Hopkins University Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers Union Joseph M. Dodge

Western nations pledge billions to India for five year plan

The United States and five other nations plus the World Bank pledge 2.23 billion in economic aid to India for its third five year plan. The Aid India Club commits 1.30 billion over the next year and 930 million the following year, subject to Congress and parliamentary action. Canada 56 million France 30 million Germany 364 million Japan 80 million UK 250 million US 1.05 billion and the World Bank IDA 400 million.

Washington United States World Bank India Group l Aid India Club Canada France Germany Japan United Kingdom World Bank and International Development Association

All 3 Ex Presidents Turn Up In New York Coincidence

In New York on a weekend, Herbert Hoover stays at Waldorf Astoria Towers on Park Avenue, Dwight D. Eisenhower with Mrs Eisenhower at Park Lane Hotel near 49th Street, and Harry S Truman visits his daughter Margaret at the Carlyle Hotel on East 76th Street. No crossing paths planned among them.

New York Herbert Hoover Waldorf-Astoria Towers Park Ave Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Washington Park Lane Park 49Th Street Carlyle Hotel 6Th Street Harry S. Truman Margaret

Mail Estimated Tax Declaration Returns To 30 000 In State

Charleston AP Clifford Lantz head of the West Virginia income tax division says 30000 declarations of estimated tax returns were sent to residents who estimated for federal purposes. The rule applies if adjusted gross income from non wage sources may exceed 400 dollars. Payable in full by June 15 or in three installments June 15 September 5 and January 15 1962. New qualifiers should request IT 140 ES form promptly. Report nonreceipt by June 9.

Mail Charleston Clifford Lantz State Tax West Lantz West Virginia Tax Department Income Tax Division

Al Pearce radio star dies at 62 in California

Al Pearce a famed radio personality died Friday in Newport Beach California at age 62 from complications after an ulcer operation. He began his radio career in 1926 in San Francisco and became a top network figure in the 1930s hosting Al Pearce and His Happy-Go-Lucky Gang and appearing as Elmer Blurt on several shows. Pearce and his brother Cal previously shared a San Francisco radio program.

Newport Beach Calif al Pearce Pearce San Francisco Elmer Blurt Cal Laguna Beach

Finnish Premier Survives Confidence Vote in Parliament

Helsinki AP reports Prime Minister Johannes V. Sukselainen survived a confidence vote in Parliament with his minority government after a dispute over imports of French and British engines for the state railways. The tally was 104 to 78 in his favor.

Helsinki Finland Johannes V. Sukselainen

Boys State Begins Sunday at Jackson's Mill West Virginia

About 300 selected West Virginia high school youths start the 24th annual Boys State at Jackson's Mill. The six day event includes mock government campaigns with Nationalist and Federalist parties and primary and general elections. 8,224 youths have attended since inception in 1996. Girls State also underway with Judith Vickers of Follansbee as governor and national president Mrs Henry Ahnemiller attending.

Jackson's Mill W. Va West Virginia American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Henry Ahnemiller Judith Vickers Follansbee

Witness in Eichmann trial recalls Maidanek killings

A survivor testifies about naked Jewish prisoners led to death at Maidanek in 1943. He describes a boy carrying a younger child and two smiling SS men, contrasting their gaze with human suffering as he watched the horrors of Nazi camps. The account ties to Eichmann’s charge of organizing mass transports to camps.

Jerusalem Maidanek Adolf Eichmann Eichmann Guttmann Auschwitz Baltimore Jackson Janet Spotsylvania County Rees Hyattsville

Seizure of Santa Maria Seizure Exile Captain Refused Visa

London AP report says Portuguese exile Captain Henrique Galvao who seized the liner Santa Maria during an exile period in Brazil has been refused a visa. The event ties to the long-running anti-regime actions connected with the Santa Maria seizure.

London Henrique Galvao Brazil

Group Forms Nine Member Panel to Study West Virginia Higher Ed

Gov names nine lawmakers to review the state’s colleges and universities and draft recommendations for the 1962 Legislature. The panel includes three college presidents and three members from the State Board of Education and WVU Board of Governors.

Charleston West Virginia State Board of Education West Virginia University Board of Governors

Education Officials To Be Given Hearing

Charleston AP report states two education officials Dr T Madison Byar and Dr Craig Wilson will face a State Board of Education hearing next month. Board President Lacy I Rice of Martinsburg said Smith requests their resignations over disagreements on educational philosophy with State School Superintendent Rex Smith.

Charleston Department of Education State Board of Education Lacy I. Rice Martinsburg Rice T. Madison Byar Craig Wilson State Rex Smith Smith

West Virginia to Host Timber Center Study in Mercer County

Senator Byrd and Dr. Marquis advance plans for a Mercer County timber center to boost WV timber processing, keep raw materials in state, and study Appalachian forest problems. The site would house a laboratory focusing on primary and secondary manufacturing, testing models, and expanding forest product industries while improving Camp Creek Forest recreation.

Byrd West Virginia Marquis Mercer County Bluefield Princeton Appalachian Camp Creek

Deaths and Funerals Highlight Union City area losses

Death notices report Mrs. Sarah Lester Beavers 70 of Union City with four daughters and four sons among survivors, burial in High Knob Cemetery. Will Floyd 64, longtime coal worker and WWI veteran, to be buried with Masonic rites after Sunlight Baptist Church service. Annie Thomas Comer 80 of Greenville mourned. funeral at Centerville Presbyterian Church. Donna Joan Stevens four months old, Church of God service and Hensley Cemetery burial. M. K. McKnight of St Paul remembered. brothers survive. Johnny Mullins Jr. four-year-old from Sweet Springs to service in Coalwood Methodist Church. Charles Foy Folke obituary set for Holiness Church service with Lena Folke and others listed as survivors.

Sarah Lester Beavers John Beavers Sr Union City Jaeger Ruby Love Eugene Davis Jellico, Tenn Gleason Bowles Attie Beavers Jesse Beavers Squire John Beavers Jr Luther and Moody Beavers War Harrison Rose Anawalt John Jr G. W. Powell Raymond Davis High Knob Fanning Funeral Home of Will Floyd Sunlight Baptist Church R. L. Stevens H. B. Alexander Restlawn Memorial Floyd Jacob's Fork Coal Co Claxton Sandy and Stacey Walker Floyd Prince Hall Annie Thomas Comer Greenville Clifton Forge den- Church Greenville Hda Rebekah Lodge No. 76 Monroe County Centerville Centerville Presbyterian Church With the Rev. J. K. Fleming J. O. Hamrick Broyles Funeral Home Union Donna Joan Stevens John Jey Effie Beverly Stevens Church of God Tom Potter Hensley Cemetery Fanning Funeral Home Welch M. K. McKnight St. Paul Minn Garrett McKnight Reese St Bluefield Johnny Mullins Johnny Garland Mullins Jr J. G Crockett Mullins Sweet Springs Coalwood Community Methodist Church John White Jaeger Memorial Cemetery Roderfield Charles Foy Folke Charles Ee Folke Adam Foy Folke Lena Whitt Folke Dunna Large Honaker Oren Folke Walter Folke Jolo

Four Juveniles Involved In Reform School Case

A 14-year-old boy was sentenced Friday to the reform school at Pruntytown. Three other youths aged 14 and a 12-year-old had their cases deferred by Juvenile Judge Howard M. Jarrett. The judge noted prior trouble only for the 14-year-old sentenced, with further investigation planned as none had prior records.

Pruntytown Howard M. Jarrett Sesstead Jarrett

Five Local Students Receive Degrees at Marshall University

Two Bluefield students and three Princeton students at Marshall University received diplomas in graduation exercises Sunday in Huntington. Bluefield entrants were Orville Ray White BA in Teachers College and Lance Ward Bowman MA in Physical Science and Education. Princeton students were Joseph M. Workaman BA in Arts and Sciences, Daryl Buford Farley MA in Educational Administration, and William Warren Baker MA in Educational Administration.

Bluefield Princeton Marshall University Huntington Orville Ray White Teachers College Lance Ward Bowman Joseph M. Workaman College of Arts Daryl Buford Farley William Warren Baker

Rees Bound Over To Spotsylvania Grand Jury

Accused slayer Melvin Davis Rees Jr was bound over to the Spotsylvania County grand jury after a speedy prelim. Prosecutors showed probable cause linking Rees to the kidnap slayings of Carroll Jacksons wife Mildred and daughter Janet.

Spotsylvania Melvin Davis Rees Jr Spotsylvania County Carroll Jackson Janet A. Nelson Waller Rees Virginia Jackson Mildred Susan

Bulgarians Arrest Turkish Fishermen

Ankara reports that on Friday the Turkish Ministry confirmed the arrest of Turkish fishermen by Bulgarian authorities. Details and charges were not disclosed.

Ankara Turkey

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