Doctor Sought After Girl's Dismembered Body Found
A New York police investigation traced the disappearance of Barbara Sofremanto 19 and linked it to Dr Lothringer 41. Authorities alleged an abortion and a plan to have a body disposed in a sewer at the doctor’s lavish Queens home and office. The case unfolded as investigators under watch planned charges of abortion while seeking further evidence.
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Lothringer
Barbara Soframento
College of New Rochelle
Westchester County
Dr. Lothringer
Queens Dist
Frank D. O'Connor
Rapist To Get Mental Exam
A Richmond judge orders three physicians named by Snider’s defense and three by state officials to examine Frank Jimmy Snider Jr. who was sentenced to death in 1956 for raping a nine year old Roanoke girl. Snider has a stay on execution. lawyers say he is insane or feeble minded.
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Frank Jimmy Snider Jr
Roanoke
Snider
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Hastings Courtrart I
Doubles Snider
Gadsden, Ala
State Penitentiary
Snyder
Virginia
Pineville Post 154 Dominates Mullens Track Meet
Pineville Post 154 Explorers swept the J. L. Brawley District Track Meet at Mullens field. Fourteen Pineville youths competed led by George Cook who won the running broad jump and the 400 yard relay team of Cook, Carlos Spencer, Ronnie Stiltner, and Dennis Viars. Stiltner also captured the 75 and 100 yard dashes. Viars won the mile. Ned Rogers won the sack race and helped win the Paul Revere relay with Hedinger and Dams. David Looney and Charles Riling won the three legged race.
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Lions Club of
George Cook
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Viars
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Jim Hedinger
Cook
Tommy Danis
David Looney
Charles Riling
Earthquakes Hit Dagupan and Manila Area At Dawn
Two strong quakes rocked Dagupan City in Pangasinan province near Manila at dawn. The Philippine News Service reported an underground hissing sound preceding the tremors. No casualties or damages were immediately reported.
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Philippines
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Pangasinan
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Press Dispatches
Readable text fragment from a Virginia newspaper page mentions subscription rates and a news agency crediting dispatches. No clear events or names. content is fragmented and unreadable beyond generic references to rates and agencies.
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Cedenes
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Kennedy Asks Tax Reductions and Economic Notes
President Kennedy discussed tax reductions and a priority measures list while noting many measures are vital. He denied plans to provide France with atomic equipment or pledges to Spanish Republicans in 1961. He warned that four percent unemployment and a balanced budget by 1963 remain uncertain and defended Social Security financed health care for the aged as not repealing needy programs.
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France
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X15 Flight Reaches 3716 MPH In Tough Test Flight
Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. space pilot Joe Walker piloted the X15 rocket plane through a steep bank and smoke-filled cabin. The mission reached 3,716 mph, testing heat and stress limits for future craft and scenarios where crews must choose landing spots.
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Calif
Space Agency
Joe Walker
Walker
Kennedy McCormack vie for Massachusetts Senate endorsement
Massachusetts Democrats opened a three day state convention with the Kennedy McCormack contest for the U S Senate seat once held by President Kennedy. Edward M Kennedy and Edward J McCormack Jr vie for the endorsement while Republicans name George C Lodge and Laurence Curtis in Worcester. Balloting began at 7 p m with possible delays into Saturday.
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Kennedy-McCormack
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Kennedy
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
U.S. House
Worcester
George C. Lodge
U.S
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R-Mass
Byrd and Randolph Join Senate in Foreign Aid Amendment
Senate passed the Mansfield-Dirksen amendment 56 to 34 restoring authority for the president to act on foreign aid in regard to Slavia and Poland. Senators Byrd and Randolph, both Democrats from West Virginia, joined the majority in supporting the measure.
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Robert C. Byrd
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Senate
Mansfield-Dirksen
Kenneth Oeyle eSeee
Slavia
Poland
Virginians vote no on foreign aid amendment
Sen. Byrd and Sen. Robertson of Virginia voted against an amend ment that would restore to the foreign aid bill the authority for President Kennedy to ship surplus foods to Yugoslavia and Poland.
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Byrd and Robertson
Virginia
Kennedy
Yugoslavia
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Scouts to Attend Three Camporees This Weekend
Scout Executive Jack L. Lewis announced three Bluefield area camporees open Friday at Camp Roland near Bastian Virginia, Princeton Fred Williams Farm, and Camp Shanklin Ferry near Bozoo. Directors Leon Martin Paul Oliver Fred Williams and Larry R Brown lead activities with camping cooking rope work first aid and fitness. no cost to attendees.
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Camp Roland
Bastian
Leon Martin
Paul Oliver
Princeton
Lewis
Estes Probers Continued From Page One
An autopsy report strongly indicated homicide. Rep Florence Dwyer and Rep Odin Langen reprimanded Manuel and urged the subcommittee to accept assurance on a voice vote. The subcommittee passed a motion to relieve Manuel immediately and ask the committee chairman to terminate his employment. Such recommendations usually follow.
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R-N.j
Odin Langen
Minnesota
Manuel
Government Operations Committee
Soviets Move To Meet Threat In Global Trade Shift
Press analyst J M Roberts argues the Soviet Union will advance its influence if the United States and Western powers fail to organize neutralists and non members of the European Common Market. Moscow conference may focus on agriculture and centralized planning to counter market challenges. The piece outlines shifts involving Britain, France, Africa, and Outer Seven partners as Europe forms its economic lines.
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Juvenile Court topics dominate Bluefield meeting program
Judge Howard M. Jarrett spoke at the Bluefield Council of Social Agencies meeting at the Salvation Army on juvenile delinquency. He outlined Mercer County Juvenile Court operations, detention facilities in Princeton, and statewide plans for better supervision of incorrigibles. The session also welcomed new members and set arrangements for future attendance efforts.
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Bus Swerves Off Road Into Woods Near Chester Virginia
A passenger bus traveling from Richmond to Petersburg swerved off Harrogate Road and into a woods near stop 43% of Harrogate Road. None of the 12 aboard was seriously hurt. one Colonial Heights passenger received minor injuries and was taken to a Richmond hospital. The bus, leased from Carolina Trailways, avoided a collision with another car.
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Sea Monster Turns Out To Be Seaweed
A sea serpent off Hokkaido was identified as a 45 foot monstrous seaweed. A U S Navy man and Yoshiteru Nakamura of Hokkaido University Marine Life Research Institute said the marine life spooked fishermen Yoshiaru Tsuruga and appeared to be a plant float from Puget Sound Washington
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Deaths and Funerals in McDowell and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices report the deaths of H P Mitchell Sr 82 of Keystone Julian C Taylor 65 of Roanoke and Aubrey R Kountz 73 of Sarton plus Edward C Toler 70 of Princeton. Services set at Keystone Methodist Oakey s Chapel Mount Herman Baptist First Baptist and Carbon Cemetery with multiple survivors listed.
Death Notice for Pinkie Elswick of Grundy Virginia
Pinkie Elswick 30 of Grundy Va died Wednesday in a Richlands hospital after a long illness. She is survived by her mother Josie Fletcher Elswick of Grundy, five brothers Thomas Kennis Landon Cecil and Hassel all of Va and eight sisters Ocie Stella Howard Ples Madelyne Billy Alex and Paine Ramey. The body moved from Grundy Funeral Home to her mother's home Thursday. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a m with Rev Orville Collins officiating. Burial will be in the family cemetery at Grundy.
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Princeton
Way Mays
Wevaco
Shiloh Baptist Church
Cleo Brown
Charleston
Alfonso Toler
Castle Air Force Base
Calif
First Baptist Church
United
T. J. Reed
Carbon Cemetery
Leonard Johnson Funeral Home
Marmet
Pinkie Elswick
Grundy
Richlands
Josie Fletcher Elswick
Thomas and
Kennis
Roanoke
Landon Elswick
Norfolk
Cecil Elswick
Tockland
Hassel Elswick
Ocie Compton
Salem
Stella Fleming
Orville Collins
Funeral services for James Lee Smith 18 Princeton
Funeral services for James Lee Smith aged 18 of Princeton will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Burke Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. W. Jenkins officiating. Burial follows at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers are from the church Young Men's Sunday School class and flower carriers from the Intermediate Sunday School class. The body returns to the grandparents at Butler Street Princeton and will be placed in the church at 1 p.m. Friday. Memorial Funeral in Princeton handles arrangements.
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Princeton
Airport Road
Burke Memorial Baptist Church
Rev. W. Jenkins
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Russell Smith
Butler Street
Obituary of Harry L. Hill Richwood native dies at 76
Harry L Hill 76 of Richwood died Thursday in St Luke s Hospital He was a retired hostler for the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Co A native of Pocahontas County Virginia he was the son of the late Joseph and Mary McMillan Hill Survivors include his wife Ella Myrtle Anderson Hill two sons William A Hill of Richwood and H L Hill Jr of Huntsville Alabama a daughter Mrs Harry O Gott of Bluefield a brother Emmett Hill of Richwood and a sister Mrs Minnie Wyatt of Williamsburg The body will be returned to Richwood Friday for final rites
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Welch
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McDowell County
Rush
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Olga Mattox Mitchell
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T. A. Lambert
Roanoke
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Peterstown
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W. T
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James Newman
Washington, D. C
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Woodlawn Cemetery
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H. A. Preece
Joe Roschilli
W. A. Christie
Fred White
W. H. Rogers
Angelo L. Lanzi
R. H. Hearne
Julian C. Taylor
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Monte Vista Park
Bluefield
Princeton Road
Taylor
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Carroll Quillen
Miami
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Crittenden
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Margaret and
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Portsmouth
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Harry L. Hill
Richwood
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Williamsburg
Funeral plans for H W Shockey 45 dead near Martins
Funeral arrangements have not been announced for H W Shockey a 45 year old man who died Thursday near his Martins home He was a brother of Carol L Shockey of Double Gates Virginia.
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Martins
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Double Gates
Death of Rev. James E. Scales in Welch Hospital
Reverend James E. Scales aged 72 of Anawelt died Thursday in a Welch hospital after a heart attack two days earlier. His body was taken to Lugo's Funeral Service for pending funeral arrangements.
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Funeral for Russell C. Lockhart in Saeger service
Russell C. Lockhart of Saeger funeral Friday at 2 p.m. in Seaver Chapel Princeton with Rev. Bill Withers officiating. Burial follows at Athens Cemetery. Pallbearers include John Auville Verner Auville Shirley Auville James Oxley John Peck and Otis Mann.
High School Grads Urged to File for ACT Exams
Morgantown June 9 last day of registration for graduates planning to enter West Virginia colleges requiring or recommending the ACT program. WVU registrar J. Everett Long says 14 state testing centers will operate June 23. Results affect admissions and financial aid priority. 18 state institutions require or recommend ACT.
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J. Everet Long
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Concord College
Athens
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
Fairmont State College
Glenville State College
Marshall University
Huntington
Potomac State Colege
Keyser
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Shepherdstown
West Liberty State College
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Institute
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Beckley
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Red Wall Section Falls Down in Berlin Slope
Berlin reports part of the Red Wall collapsing on Thursday. About 20 six foot square concrete blocks toppled and slid down a slope into West Berlin in the French sector.
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Basement May Be CD Center in Bluefield
City officials discuss converting the Municipal Building basement into a Civil Defense center. The plan would house a six‑man warning team and provide food and supplies for two weeks, with an architects plan funded by the federal government.
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Randolph G. Whittle
Mercer
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Pioneer Spirit Laments Loss at Kiwanis Meeting
Co B Bernie Woolwine of Bluefield Va spoke to Bluefield Kiwanis at the Masonic Temple on Spirit of America Past and Present. He warned citizens as torch-bearers of liberty that pioneer spirit is lost, urging renewal of family life and guidance for youth.
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Bluefield
Masonic Temple
Bill Bowers
Ben Yates
Barnes Gillespie
Denver
Colo
John Jackson
Atlanta
Paul Jackson
Walter Neal
Club
Gospel Singers Here Sunday For Program
The Gospel Singers of Greater Zion Baptist Church Logan will appear in Bluefield Sunday. They perform at Tabernacle Baptist Church at 3 p.m. and will be guests on Vi ola Clark's gospel program on WHIS-TV Bluefield at 1 p.m.
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Greater Zion Baptist Church
Logan
Bluefield
the Tabernacle Baptist Church
Viola Clark
Whis-Tv
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