Britain Studies Kennedy Polaris Fleet Plan Amid Cold Reception
London officials said they would study Kennedy's proposal for a NATO Polaris missile fleet with international crews for six to eight weeks before Cabinet review. UK officials remained openly cool, while Washington possibly offers incentives to win London's participation.
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London
Kennedy
U.S
Claude Ricketts
Ricketts
Washington
Harold Macmillan
United States
Macmillan
NATO
Nassau
Electrician Airman Weil Dies At Clark AFB Manila
Airman Second Class James M. Weil 21 died on duty at Clark Air Force Base near Manila after contact with a high voltage wire cut by intruders. He was a son of former Bluefield resident Dorothy Weil and had relatives in the area. The base spokesmen called pilferers possible suspects in the incident.
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Clark Air Force Base
Manila
Bluefield
James M. Weil
Weil
Dorothy Weil
Huntington
Dorothy Hypes
R. M. Dinkins
Princeton Road
Kimball Citizens Nominate Slate for July 9 City Election
The Citizens' Party of Kimball McDowell County nominates Mayor J. V. Larkin for a second term and Sam Romeo for recorder. Gian to not seek re election. W. P. Parson named for council seat formerly Jack Roberts. Frank Hubbard for R. H. Maeberry seat. Incumbents William Anderson M. S. Enders Theodore Smedley renominated. Elect Mayor Recorder and five councilmen on July 9.
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Citizens’ Party
Kimball
McDowell County
J. V. Larkin
Sam Romeo
J. J. Gianto
Gianto
W. P. Parson
Jack Roberts
Frank Hubbard
R. H. Maeberry
Roberts
Maeberry
William Anderson
M. S. Enders
Theodore Smedley
Beartown Man Held On Break In Charge
Calvin C. Stanley 32 of Beartown in McDowell County faces McDowell County Criminal Court grand jury on breaking and entering. He waived preliminary hearing after being charged with taking $124 worth of groceries from Mid-Way Service Station near Avondale. Four juveniles are being sought for questioning. State Trooper Jack Perry leads the investigation.
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Calvin C. Stanley
Beartown
McDowell County
McDowell County Criminal Court
Grand Jury
Avondale
Jack Perry
Polite Thief Breaks Jeweler's Window in London
In London a man told a woman to mind the glass then smashed a jeweler's window with a hatch handle. He grabbed a tray of rings valued at 1700 dollars and fled, police said.
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London
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Local Publication Notice
Bluefield Daily Telegraph details circulation rates and mailing zones. Includes contact numbers and policy noting Associated Press news use rights.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Mtelephone
Deaths and Funerals From Bluefield Area
Aubrey C. French 39 of Bluefield dies after a three month illness. He served as Norfolk and Western Railway detective since 1952 and was a former Princeton police officer. Funeral Saturday at Pine Grove Church of Christ with burial in Roselawn Cemetery. Dario Brugnoli 40 of McComas dies in Veterans Hospital Beckley. Requiem mass Friday at St John’s in McComas, burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Joseph Gilmer Yates 37 of McClure dies in Roaring Fork mine. Funeral Friday at Puther Chapel Church Clintwood, burial Yates Cemetery. Howard William Gilpin 48 of Bluefield dies in Washington DC area. Survived by wife Maude, children, brothers, and grandchildren. burial Maple Hill Cemetery. Henry Harris 69 of Honaker dies at home. Funeral today Tunnel Hill Church of God, burial Harris Cemetery. James Lee Sayers two-week-old son of Eugene Sayers dies at home in Tazewell. Funeral 11 am Peery and St. Clair Funeral Home Tazewell, burial Maplewood Cemetery. Mrs Clara Vermillion 62 dies Daytona Beach Fla formerly of Lex. Committal rites 2 pm Jewell Cemetery Paynesville. Fanning Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Aubrey C. French
Rt. 3
Bluefield
Lorton Lick Road
Norfolk and Western Railway
Princeton
Pine Grove Church of Christ
Ben Woodram
Roger Madden
Roselawn
Bailey Funeral Home
Dario Brugnoli
McComas
Veterans Hospital
Beckley
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Laub
Woodlawn Cemetery
Elo Basconi
Cerl
Louis
Dido
Dandelo
Nello Pietrantozzi
Thornhill
Brugnoli
Ada
Joseph Gilmer Yates
McClure
Roaring Fork
Pansy C. Yates
Harold Yates
Brooksville
Fla
Cecil Yates
Detroit
Mich
Robert Yates
Haysi
Claude Yates
Joan Stallard
Nancy Yates
Lee Yates
Wise
Gene Yates
Kingsport
Tenn
Everette
Keith Yates
Honaker
Myrtle Minton
Margie Honaker
Callie Gilbert
Lillian Miller
Puther Chapel
Clintwood
Paul Fields
Wedford Powers
Yates Cemetery
Miller Funeral Home
Bratton Memorial Chapel
Mercer
Howard William Gilpin
Edgemont Drive
Gilpin
Washington, D. C
H. Clay Dunaway
Maple Hill Cemetery
Bluefeld
Leola Gilpin Wilson
Farner, Tenn
John Gilpin
Henry Harris
Eva Harris
Herbert Harris
Grundy
Victor Harris
Altie Harris
George
John Harris
Lena Hamm
Tunnel Hill Church of God
Kyle Hubbard
Thurmond Honaker
Harris Cemetery
Henaker
James Lee Sayers
Eugene Sayers
Tazewell
Margaret
Gerry
Nannie Sayers
William Tabor
Bishop
Peery and St. Clair Funeral Home
Kenneth Brown
Maplewood Cemetery
Clara
Pete) Vermillion
Lex
Daytona Beach
Fila
Vermillion
Georgia Farmer
Bland Street
Bertha Stuart
Julia Charles
Hurley
Charlie Spence
Guy Lester
Oceana
Jewell Cemetery
Paynesville
Emory Kennedy
Booker Riffe
Death of Fred L. Sizemore in Welch
Fred L. Sizemore aged 67 died Tuesday at a Welch hospital. He is survived by his wife Violet Craft Sizemore a son Ronald Sizemore of Welch and a sister Dora Gay Wright of Tampa Florida Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Nazarene Church officiated by Rev W S Clayton Burial will follow at Jaeger Memorial Cemetery in Roderfield Residence returns from O J Douglas Mortuary in Welch.
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Fred L. Sizemore
Welch
Welch Hospital
Violet Craft Sizemore
Ronald Sizemore
Dora Gay Wright
Tampa
Fla
Nazarene Church
W. S. Clayton
Jaeger Memorial
Roderfield
0. J. Douglas Mortuary
Thorpe Resident Zebbedde Ryle Dies in Welch Hospital
Zebbedde Ryle of Thorpe died Wednesday in a Welch hospital. The body will remain at Link ford and Richardson Funeral Home in Keystone pending completion of funeral arrangements.
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Zebbedde Ryle
Thorpe
Welch
Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home
Keystone
Obituaries for H Herbert Gullion and Helen Schneider Pryor
Funeral services announced for H Herbert Gullion former Bluefield resident who died in Baltimore and for Helen Schneider Pryor of Princeton at Hawkins and George W Seaver chapels. Burial at Woodlawn and Resthaven Memorial Park with grandsons as pallbearers. Friends may view remains after 3 p.m. today.
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Gullion
H. Herbert
Bluefield
Baltimore
Hawkins Funeral Chapel
Malcolm Fuller
Woodlawn
Court weighs injunction in desegregation case
Judge Lynne cited precedent from Mississippi and Arkansas battles over school integration. He noted the risk of irreparable harm from obstruction to court orders and cited Govs Barnett and Faubus in similar rulings. The University of Mississippi agreed to enroll James Hood, removing him from the petition.
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United States
Burke Marshall
Department of Justice
Lynne
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Faubus
Little Rock
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Guard
James Hood
Hood
Justice Department
Legion Meeting Set at Princeton Tonight
Princeton Post No 54 of the American Legion will meet at 7 30 this evening in the Memorial Building. Nomination of officers for the coming year is on the agenda and discussion will cover the state convention in Huntington.
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Princeton Post No. 54
American Legion
Princeton Memorial Building
Huntington
Flat Top National Bank promotes personal checking accounts
Flat Top National Bank of Bluefield advertises personal checking accounts with a $10 opening requirement and a free set of 50 checks. The offer highlights an attractive gold-named cover and notes FDIC membership.
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Flat Top National
Flat Top National Bank of Bluefield
F.d.1.c
Teacher Feted On Retirement At Beaver High School
The Beaver community honored Miss Fretwell on her retirement with gifts from each department and a taped record of the celebration. Nancy Kidd led the program, and Superintendent Cooke praised her wide-reaching impact on many lives. Miss Fretwell, now a longtime Beaver assistant principal, has held posts at Wade Bluefield Fairview and Konnarock before joining Beaver High School over the past several years.
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Nancy Kidd
Beaver
Cooke
Excelsior Woman Hit by Shots in McDowell County
Geraldine Guyton 29 of Excelsior in McDowell County remained in fair condition at Grace Hospital Welch with a .22 caliber gunshot wound to the abdomen and another in the hand. State police questioned an Amonate woman about the incident. The shooting occurred Tuesday at the residence in Excelsior as Trooper R A Gerosky and Prosecutor Rudolph Murensky investigated.
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Geraldine Guyton
Excelsior
McDowell County
Grace Hospital
Welch
Amonate
Exhelsior
R. A. Gerosky
Rudolph Murenskyi
Buddhist Hue Pagoda Ringed by Government Troops
Buddhist leaders say Hue's main pagoda is ringed by troops and access is blocked while water to the temple is cut off. Hue was tense after clashes with police. 54 hospital cases were reported from a recent protest, government figures later disputed by Buddhist leaders.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Hue
Here
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
United States
Tuna varieties include bluefin and others
The giant bluefin, weighing up to 1500 pounds, is the best known tuna. Other species include albacore yellowfin and skipjack or striped tuna.
Estonia’s 1940 incorporation into USSR not recognized by United States
A historical note states that Estonia’s August 1940 annexation by the Soviet Union has not been recognized by the United States. The assertion frames the event as an ongoing diplomatic dispute rather than a formal recognition.
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Estonia
Soviet Union
United States
U S Protest Over Tuna Boat Fines Sparks Diplomatic Spat
The United States protests Ecuador for fining two American tuna boats Ranger and White Star 26272 dollars for alleged violations. Washington disputes Ecuador’s 200 mile claim and says the vessels were about 13 miles off shore when seized May 26. Officials met urgently to decide on protest and possible remedies.
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Washington
United States
Ecuador
State Department
Ranger
White Star
U.S
Ecuadorean
Dean Rusk
Pastor's School Held on Bluefield College Campus
About 30 Virginia Baptist ministers attend a week long Pastor's School at Bluefield College. Daily sessions in the administration building aim to improve ministry with speakers from Virginia and Southern Baptist boards. Meetings run 9 am and 7 pm daily.
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Virginia Baptist
Bluefield College
Virginia Baptist General Association
J. C. Hatfield
Virginia Baptist General Board
William P. Milne
Orcutt Avenue
Newport News
Lucius M. Polhill
Ray F. Rawlins
New Orleans
Baptist Theological Seminary
Jack Stanton
Division of
Evangelism
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Joseph B. Underwood
Division of Promotion
Foreign Mission Board
William B. Denson
Evangelism and Associational Missions For
Virginia Baptists
Autos Damaged In Scott St. Accident
A rear end collision on Scott Street caused about 300 dollars in damage to two cars. Anna Bell Cregger of 220 Virginia Ave Bluefield drove east and hit a parked car owned by Robert W Bowling of Abingdon Virginia. No charges were filed.
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Scott Street
Anna Bell Cregger
Virginia Ave
Bluefield
Robert W. Bowling
Abingdon
Bowling
Virginia Tech Alumni Election Meeting Friday Night
The Bluefield Virginia Tech Alumni Association chapter will hold its election meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the University Club. Officers will be elected, a report on the Highty Tighties concert will be given, and the program will end with a film of the Virginia Tech football spring game.
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Bluefield
Virginia Tech Alumni Association
University Club
VPI
Virginia Tech
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Kimball Citizens’ Party
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Howard W. Gilpin
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Clara Vermillion
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