Russell Man Killed in Non-Collision Auto Crash
A 19 year old Russell County resident Thomas G Burkette died at 12 40 a m Sunday June 9 from injuries after a car driven by his uncle Lacy York went out of control and wrecked on Highway 63 one mile north of Dante Virginia He died four hours after being taken to Johnston Memorial Hospital Abingdon Survivors include his parents four half brothers and eight half sisters Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p m at Ivey Ridge Baptist Church with burial in Russell Memorial Cemetery Funeral home arrangements and residence details were provided by Huff Cook Funeral Home St Paul Virginia
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Russell County
E. R. Adams
Thomas G. Burkette
Rt. 1
Cleveland
Lacy York
Dante, Va
Johnston Memorial Hospital
Abingdon
Garland Burkette
Trammell
G. E. Ratliff
Newark
Jim
Mack Ratliff
Jim and
Ivey Ridge Baptist Church
South Clinchfield
Russell Memorial
Lebanon, Va
Huff-Cook Funeral Home
St. Paul Va
Fred York
Macmillan Heads Back to London Amid Profumo Scandal
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ends a Scottish golf vacation and returns to face a sex and intrigue scandal involving Christine Keeler and John Profumo. The affair threatens Conservative unity ahead of a crucial June 17 Commons debate and could push Britain toward elections before October 1994.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Yevgeny Ivanov
Scotland
Buckingham Palace
Stephen Ward
Ward
Profumo
Miss Keeler
House of Commons
Moscow
Ivanov
Britain
Mary
Mss
Keefer
Sunday Telegraph
GOP Could Shut Off Filibuster
Sen. Jacob Javits says at least two thirds of 33 GOP senators could back cloture to force civil rights action, estimating 22 to 25 votes as a possible range. Sen. Hugh Scott questions the political implications, noting Democrats seek 25 Republicans to back debate limits.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Senate
Javits
Inside Classified Editorials and TV Guide Notes
A brief contents note lists sections including Editorials on page 4, Goren on page 19, Graham on page 10, and Weather coverage. Indicates a compact index of features and column spots within the newspaper.
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Goren
Graham
Air Traffic Agreement Signed by Bonn and Athens
West Germany and Greece have signed an air traffic pact to regulate routes and operations between Bonn and Athens, outlining cooperation on safety, scheduling, and airspace usage.
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Bonn
West Germany
Greece
Princeton Drowns In Farm Pond Near Princeton
A 21-year-old Princeton man Ted Lee Bird drowned early Sunday while fishing on J. P. Sammons farm pond east of Princeton after his boat overturned and he tangled in lily pads. Rescue Squad recovered the body at 11 25 a.m. Bird was a ground-man for Collier Construction Co and a member of IBEW Local 872 Beckley. He leaves a wife and one daughter. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Princeton
J. P. Sammons
Greasy Ridge Road
William A. Johnson
Ted Lee Bird
Maple Street
Johnson
Bird
Princeton Rescue
Young Bird
Collier Construction Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Beckley
Janet Graham Bird
Janet Elizabeth Bird
Levi Bird
Edna Cooper Bird
Carolyn Rose
Brenda Bird
Daughter of Chaplain Killed in Germany
The 16 year old Margret L. Williams, daughter of Lt Col Robert Williams chaplain of the 8th Infantry Division, was found strangled after attending a dance at the American Youth Activities club. Investigators say she was sexually assaulted before death. a 19 year old sergeant’s son was held for questioning but denied involvement and was to be moved to Mainz for additional questioning.
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Bad Kreuznach
Germany
U.S. Army
Army
Margret L. Williams
Robert Williams
U.S. 8Th Infantry Division
Clarksville
Tenn
American Youth Activities
U.S
Mainz
NAACP Attacks JFK Civil Rights Plan in Philly
Roy T. Wilkins says Kennedy must push a comprehensive civil rights package rather than piecemeal actions. He warns Northern cities may join southern momentum, cites unemployment and labor exclusion as key issues, and notes a pending white House briefing with labor and religious groups.
New Pope Likely Keeps Unity Drive of Ecumenical Council
American cardinals predicted the next pope will continue Pope John XXIII’s effort to reunite christendom and keep the Ecumenical Council active though suspended after John XXIII’s death. Cardinals Spellman Meyer and Cushing joined the view as Romans mourned Pope John.
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Vatican City
Rome
John XXIII
Christendom
Ecumenical Council
John
St. Peter’s Basilica
St. Peter's Square
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Richard James Cardinal Cushing
Loston
Cardinal Spellman
Bronx Driver Faces 27 Traffic Charges
New York AP says Robert A. Balle Arce, 22, of the Bronx, was arrested after a seven hour processing spree on 27 charges. Police say he led a high speed chase through the Bronx, ran red lights, drove the wrong way on one way streets, and faced unlicensed, uninsured, and unregistered vehicle violations along with multiple warrants. He fled the car and ran five blocks before being caught. He allegedly told officers I didn't know you were chasing me.
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New York
Bronx
Robert A. Balle Arce
Balle Arce
Guardsmen ring campus as integration showdown looms
Alabama National Guardsmen moved into Tuscaloosa to guard the campus as two Negro students Vivian Malone and James Hood face a planned entry. Gov George Wallace vowed to block them, with federal troops possible if orders clash. Security tightened at Huntsville extension center and Redstone Arsenal as violence fears rise. Federal judges ordered admission and barred interference while Justice Department weighs actions.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama National Guardsmen
University City
George Wallace
University Center
Huntsville
Wallace
Antoniston
Robert Coleman
Alfred Harerison
James N. Brown
152Nd Engineer Combat Group
Birmingham
Albert Lingo
Justice Department
Washington
University
Creighton Abrams
U. S
Peyton Norville
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Norville
Department
Kennedy Urges Mayors to Join Civil Rights Peaceful Revolution
President Kennedy urged 650 mayors at their annual conference in Honolulu to help convert the Negro rights movement into a peaceful revolution. He warned of unrest in multiple cities and said rights must be won through constructive action, not delays. The Hawaii trip capped a five state Western tour with appearances and civil rights talks.
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Wilkins
NAACP
Kennedy
New York
Congress
Philadelphia
Independence Square
Honolulu
Birmingham
Boston
Jackson
Greensboro
Nashville
Hawaii
Cops Identify Woman's Body in Charleston Hotel
The body of Arlene May Epling, 26, of Ross Township Pennsylvania, found May 21 in a Charleston hotel room, was identified Sunday. Death attributed to pneumonia and internal infection. authorities suspect amnesia. She registered under the name Jean Sandburg after leaving May 19 and flying to Charleston. Police traced the Sandburg alias, and a Madison woman later identified her as Epling.
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Charleston
Arlene May Epling
Ross Township
Jean Sandburg
Sandburg
Arnett Epling
Madison
Arlene Epling
Epling
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Philly
Leurean
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Tanganyika
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H. Hobart Grooms
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