Candidates Explain Run For Bluefield City Board
Twenty three men filed for the Bluefield primary for City Board of Directors with two nominees per district. Voters will choose ten to advance, incumbents included, and July 5 run offs follow. The piece urges candidates to publish clear plans, defends newspaper independence, and outlines urban goals like traffic, parking, parks, a larger library, and possible police fire force consolidation.
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Bluefield
City Board of Directors
Cross Roads
Fire Department
Methodists Appoint For Coming Year
The Holston Methodist Conference announced 161 pastoral assignments and four district superintendents for the coming year. Read at Knoxville Central Methodist Church closing its 138th annual session, with changes spanning East Tennessee and adjacent Virginia and West Virginia districts.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Holston Methodist Conference
Knoxville
Central Methodist Church
Frank Settle
Johnson City
Kingston
E. A. Eldridge
Washington Pike
B. B. St. Clair
Maryville
Virginia
West Virginia
Holston
Augdon
W. R Rollins
Abingdon
Cato Dick
Baker's Chapel-Wyndale
Richard Looney
Benhams
Tom Fraker
Bristol
Willard Cross
Broadford
Lewis Walker
Caney Ridge
Jerry Fleenor
Castlewood
E. C
Robert Miller
Sinking Springs
Paverville
Edwin Carter Jr
South Keywood
James H. Greever
Sugar Grove
Robert Wood
Wallace
Beech Grove
E. G. Pursley
Big Stone Gap
Charlie D. Mehaffey
Appalachia
R. Gleaves Farmer
C. B. Davis
Chalybeate Springs
Marble Point
Charles Ki
Gate City
Ray P. Hargraves
F. W. Snodgrass
Everett Lane
Hiltons
J. W. Gott
Carl V. Jones
Holston View - Prospect
E. Peery
Jonesville
C. W. Trent
G. E. Pagans
McClure
R. A. Trobaugh
Midway
Kenneth Williams
Nickesville
Daryl K. Williams
Norton
D. M. Neese
Pennington Gap
Carl H. Bates
Pound
Charles E. Lippie
Powell Valley
Ray C. Strafford
Rose Hill
Ministry
R. Harold ‘Buck
St. Charles
David Gilliam
St. Paul
Vance Eastridge
R. D. McGee
Bluefield
Glenn Lippie
Virginia Avenue
Keith Anvil
Boissevain
C. W. Breese
Buchanan
Ewing Kidd
Cedar Bluff
F. Max Allison
Eggleston
Carl Jones
Elks Garden
Peyton L. Rowlett Jr
Falls Mills
W. R. Ka Jr
Garden Creek
Stahr to Decide on WVU Presidency Monday
Morgantown AP Army Secretary Elvis J Stahr Jr will tell the West Virginia University Board of Governors on Monday if he will return as university president or resign Kennedy’s case. Stahr currently on leave wishes to remain in Washington. Cecil H Underwood former governor now Island Creek Coal vice president in Huntington.
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Morgantown
Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
West Virginia University Board of Governors
Kennedy
Stahr
Washington
Cecil H . Underwood
Wood
Island Creek Coal Co
Huntington
Underwood
William D. Evans Jr
Fairmont Times
West Virginia
Wounds Wife Cousin and Self In Galax Shooting
A former Galax man wounded his estranged wife Leona Newman and her cousin Geneva Harris with a 22 caliber pistol then killed himself. Olen Newman, 23, fired at a mattress near his infant child and was found dead with gunshot wounds near the road.
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Galax
Olen Newman
Asheboro
N. C
Jesse Turman
Leona Newman
Geneva Harris
Newman
Harris
Johnson Challenged To Visit In South
In New York AP reports two Republican Senate leaders urged Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson to travel to the South to support racial integration and test his commitment to civil rights.
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New York
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
South
Johnson
Princeton Boy Drowns In Lake
A six year old Princeton boy, Wayne Eugene Harman, drowned Sunday afternoon at Lake Shawnee pool near Princeton. Lifeguards found him after no one noticed his disappearance. resuscitation attempts failed. He attended First Christian Church Sunday school and is survived by his parents, two brothers, two sisters, and maternal grandparents. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Princeton
Lake Shawnee
Beckley Road
Wayne Eugene Harman
Ingleside Road
Juanita Harman
Memorial Hospital
First Christian Church
Winfred Harman
Pocahontas
Stephen Lee Harman
Glen Dale Harman
Tresa Darlene
Lisa Gail Harman
John M. Harman
First Ladies Jacqueline Kennedy Nina Khrushchev Charm Vienna Crowd
Jacqueline Kennedy and Nina Khrushchev met at a Vienna summit event as 5,000 spectators watched them at Pallavicini Palace. They appeared together at lunch with 24 guests and greeted the crowd, while Khrushchev saluted and applause grew. Khrushchev enjoyed a Brahms concerto as Oistrakh performed.
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Vienna
Austria
Jacqueline Kennedy
Nina Khrushchev
Pallavicini Palace
Viennese
Nina
Bet Khrushchev
Mrs. Kennedy
Oistrakh
Kennedy in Vienna Cathedral Service Tears at St Stephen
Jacqueline Kennedy weeps during a Sunday service with President at St Stephen's Cathedral Vienna. Mozart melodies and the Vienna Boys' Choir accompany Mass by Cardinal Koenig as the cathedral fills with worshippers and onlookers.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
U. S
Nina Khrushchev
Vienna
UPI
Austria
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Mozart
Vienna Boys’ Choir
Franziskus Cardinal Koenig
Wien
Thousands Of Londoners Welcome Kennedys
AP reports a pacifist tried to jump under Kennedy’s car as he left London Airport after meeting Khrushchev. Police restrained him. the crowd surged along the six mile route to Hammersmith where thousands cheered while pacifists protested at the crossroads.
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London
John F. Kennedy
Vienna
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Hammersmith Broadway
Hammersmith
Prince
Princess Radziwill
Buckingham Place
Summit Ends With Hope On Laos Berlin Tensions
The Kennedy Khrushchev talks in Vienna conclude with optimism about Laos ceasefire but no progress on Berlin or nuclear testing. Communique says they will maintain contact on all questions. Kennedy pressed for unity and defense of Berlin while Khrushchev warned of potential miscalculation. Officials describe the meeting as useful though not yet fruitful.
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Bluefield
Vienna
Austria
Laos
Berlin
United Nations
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
East Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Dean Rusk
Brazil Receives U S Aid To Fight Poverty In Northeast
President Quadros signs a decree sending 34 million dollars in U S aid to Brazil s poverty struck northeast to combat hunger floods and droughts. Reports from Recife and a nearby town mention contraband arms and Cuban style uniforms amid fears of Castro influence.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Janio Quadros
U.S
Brazil
Quadros
Recife
Sabe
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