Virginia Police Uncover 410000 Pep Pills Cache in Martinsville
State police tracked a East Coast amphetamine ring leading to two Martinsville area arrests after Maryland seizures. Officers found 410,000 pills in the home of Bobby Shelton 27 and 326,000 in Floyd Eanes 57 and 84,000 in a car. Maryland arrests included Henry Ferguson 41 and Charles Eagles 43.
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Martinsville
Henry Count
Maryland
J. H. Barnes
Bobby Shelton
Floyd Eanes
Eanes
Shelton
Henry G. Ferguson
Bassett
Charles E. Eagles
Ferguson and
Eagles
Virginia
Barnes
Ferguson
Barrows Mill Road
Tiros V Firing Set Next Week
Cape Canaveral announces the fifth Tiros weather watch satellite will launch soon to track hurricanes and storm systems. If Alma appears, the satellite will photograph it during the first 10 days, then shift focus south of the equator for 38 days before returning to northern hemisphere coverage for 35 to 40 days.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tiros Weather Watch
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Carribean
Atlantic
Alma
Robert Rados
Tiros
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Tiros III
Esther
Tiros LI
Eastern
Pacific
Central
Deaths and Funerals in Lindside and Surrounding Areas
Sherman Bailey Jackson 72 of Lindside dies in Pearisburg Va hospital after a dairy farming career. Survived by wife Lena and multiple children. funeral at Pine Grove Church with several pastors officiating. Also details on Ber tie Ballard Bailey Bailey Arthur Mc Darmont Mary E Jackson Wilson Ramey Richard Waters and more, with burial plans and pallbearers listed.
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Sherman Bailey Jackson
Lindside
Pearisburg
Salinger Sees Press Aiding Global Understanding
Pierre Salinger, White House press secretary, told Virginia editors that communications pose a major challenge to promote understanding at home and worldwide. He warned wars begin with communication breakdown while introducing William Battle, new ambassador to Australia, who praised the press as a key ally in Washington.
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Charolottesville
Pierre Salinger
White House
Virginia
Slinger
William C. Battle
Charlottesville
Australia
Battle
Salinger
Washington
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Masthead Snapshot
Front page masthead of Bluefield Daily Telegraph notes establishment in 1893 and publication by the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. at 432 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia. It lists carrier and subscription details along with Associated Press member status and telegraph lines.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated
Auuate
Bureau Saat Mamsematics
Kau Tulepbove
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
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Fairbanks
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Honolulu
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Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
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Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
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Philadelphia
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Richmond
St. Louis
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Mrs Dora Ann Nipper 66 Dies in Saltville Va
Dora Ann Nipper wife of William Nipper died Saturday at her Saltville home after a lingering illness. Survived by four daughters Glen Lurber Clarence Chapman Melvin Snodgrass William Henderson all of Saltville. three sons Wesley Sidney Carl Nipper of Saltville. 20 grandchildren. five great grandchildren. two brothers Ray Frank Taylor. two sisters Sarah Pauley Frances Pauley of Saltville. Services Monday at 2 pm in Dowells Chapel Church with burial in Elizabeth Cemetery. Body to be moved from Henderson Funeral Home an hour before services.
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Russell County
Logan
Lydia Musick Jackson
Christian Baptist Church
Lena Virginia Jackson
Logan Jackson
Canton
Ohio
Lyman
Charles Jackson
Akron
Thomas Jackson
Cuyahoga Falls
Bailey Jackson
Amerillo
Tex
Graham Jackson
Salem
Mary
Sue
Judy Jackson
Lindside
V. C. Boyd
Swords Creek
Pine Grove Church
Maurice Hylton
C. F. Surface
Eugene Allen
Bradley Cemetery
Edgar Dickson
Roscoe Williams
Kenneth Vass
Howard Comer
Roy Hill
C. A. Broyles
William S. Broyles
Peterstown
Bertie M. Ballard
Bertie Mae Ballard
O. F. Surface
Broyles Cemetery
John and
Mattie Law Craddock
Weldon E. Ballard
Marie Pyne
Princeton
Florence Ferrell
Nina Craddock
Everett Craddock
Lindslide
Sam Riley
Edward Spangler
Leonard Dillon
Opie McGhee
Howard Hazelwood
Ray Law
William
Broyles
Frank Bailey Bailey
Goldbond
Giles Memorial Hospital
Pearisburg
Georgia Bailey
William E. Bailey
Frank E. Bailey
Rich Creek
Fred B. Bailey
Luther R. Bailey
Narrows
Stella Snider
Sam Snider
Bracket Bailey
New Castle
Rodie Bailey
Waiteville
Vergie Kessinger
Myrtle Kelly
May Brook
Fannie Author
Kenneth Hinchee
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Fellinger Cemetery
Givens Funeral Home
Mary E. Jackson
Mary Elizabeth Jackson
Floyd Jackson
Page
Ervin Jackson
Grundy
Bessie Mutter
Ella Hale
Parrot Kiser
Bristol
Virginia Funeral Home
Mrs
Mutter
Dora Ann Nipper
William Nipper
Saltville
Glen Lurber
Clarence Chapman
Melvin Snodgrass
William Henderson
Wesley
Sidney
Carl Nipper
Ray
Frank Taylor
Sarah Pauley
Frances Pauley
Dowell's Chapel Church
Elizabeth Cemetery
Henderson Funeral Home
Mrs Myrtle Fralin Smith dies in Mullens at 56
Mrs Myrtle Fralin Smith, wife of Julius K. Smith, died of a heart attack at her Mullens home. She was born in Roanoke Virginia and was active in First Baptist Church and several organizations. Services will be at First Baptist Mullens with burial in Sherwood Cemetery Roanoke.
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Julius K. Smith
Mullens
First Baptist Church
Order For Eastern Star
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Engineers and Firemen
Roanoke
Tory S
Maggie Hale Fralin
Sam Foglesong
W. R. Nelson
Oakey’s
Sherwood Cemetery
Death of Jack Miller during Wolf Creek picnic in Virginia
Jack Miller a 37 year old salesman for American Hardware Insurance Co died of a heart attack while picnicking with family at Wolf Creek Virginia. The body is at Seaver Mortuary Princeton as funeral arrangements are pending.
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Jack Miller
Maple Acres
Wolf Creek
American Hardware Insurance Co
Seaver Mortuary
Princeton
Sam McDaniel Sr. 78 of Gilliam Dies at Grace Hospital
Sam McDaniel Sr. 78 of Gilliam McDowell County died Friday night at Grace Hospital in Welch. The body will remain at Lugo's Funeral Service in Bluefield pending completion of funeral arrangements.
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Sam McDaniel Sr
Gilliam
McDowell County
Grace Hospital
Welc
Lugo
Bluefield
Germans Mail Razor Blade to Eichmann for Suicide
Attorney General Gideon Hausner said at a Tel Aviv meeting that Germans mailed Adolf Eichmann a razor blade concealed under Australian stamps to enable him to commit suicide before his trial. The claim highlights alleged German involvement in aiding Eichmann's possible death.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Gideon Hausner
Adolf Eichmann
Australia
Western Talks Start Tuesday
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will travel to Europe for a ten day round of conferences. He aims to push Western European unity and support for a NATO nuclear force under allied command, opposing France’s independent nuclear plan. He will visit Paris West Berlin Bonn Rome London and Lisbon to mend ties and urge broader economic and political integration.
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Dean Rusk
Europe
U.S
Rusk
United States
West Germany
France
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Paris
West Berlin
Bonn
Rome
London
Lisbon
Kennedy to Welcome Students to Government Seminar
President Kennedy will greet 6 000 college students in Washington to kick off a summer-long seminar. The program aims to broaden views of government service with talks by top officials, Congress leaders, and Chief Justice Warren. Sessions run weekly through summer ending August 28 with Vice President Johnson speaking.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Earl Warren
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harriman Quotes Soviets Backing Sukarno Over New Guinea
United States officials say Russia has been egging Indonesian President Sukarno to seize West New Guinea by force. Averell Harriman warned Moscow would welcome a battle, noting U.S. and U.N. efforts for a peaceful settlement have failed amidst fighting between Indonesia and the Netherlands.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
Sukarno
Indonesia
West New Guinea
United States
U.N
U Thant
New Guinea
Netherlands
Radio Press International
Harriman
Kremlin
Industrial Crisis Threatens Kenya
In Nairobi Kenya the country faces its gravest industrial crisis as 70 000 coffee industry workers are ordered to strike Tuesday with a general strike planned for Wednesday.
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Nairobi
Kenya
West Virginia Guard Units Begin Camp Dawson Training
Eight Guard units from cities including Charleston Huntington Parkersburg and Beckley arrive at Camp Dawson for 15 days of field training. The 16th Special Forces Group briefs for Operation Dare with a 13 day guerrilla style problem and six teams parachute into Preston County. Engineers build a 4200 foot hasty airfield and survey the site while the 249th Army Band rehearses for Governor's Day parade.
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Kingwood
W. Va
West Virginia National Guard
Camp Dawson
16Th Special Forces Group
Charleston
Huntington
Parkersburg
Beckley
Preston County
1092Nd Engineers
Weston
Salem
249Th Army Band of
Fairmont
Barron
Gene H. Williams
Castro Displays Military Might In Cuban Show Of Force
In Cardenas a military parade was followed by troops and tanks moving into the city as Osvaldo Dorticos says the action counters counterrevolutionary provocations. The televised display drew applause though crowds did not clear a path for the tanks.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cardenas
Osvaldo Corticos
Cuba
Havana
Dorticos
Progress Cited In Ford Strike
DETROIT AP Ford and the United Auto Workers plan to resume bargaining Sunday after a weekend where both sides accused each other of provoking the dispute. Ford denies instigating the Ohio strike that idled about 50 000 workers and notes that Walton Hills near Cleveland was key to stamping parts.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
M.M. Cummings
UAW
Ohio
Ken Bannon
Walton Hills
Cleveland
Bannon
Nashville
Tenn
Buffalo
Chicago
Dearborn
Monroe
Mich
Dublin Celebrates Ulysses Anniversary in Joyce Event
Dublin marked the 58th anniversary related to Leopold Bloom's kidney quest from James Joyce's Ulysses. Sylvia Beach, publisher of the novel, will open a Joyce mementos museum in the Martello Tower at Sandy Cove, Joyce's former residence and a Rebel era fortress in Ireland.
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Dublin
Ireland
Leopold Bloom
Bloom
James Joyce
Ulysses
Sylvia Beach
Paris
Sandy Cove
Joyce
New Campers Report Today at YMCA Camp
Twenty new campers join the YMCA Camp for boys to replace those who left Saturday. Award night around the campfire featured the program. Winners in crafts include leather Randy Miller and moccasins Billy Hoyt. Cabin 3 named best with a long list of campers from Bluefield and nearby towns. Visitors day for parents set. gate opens at noon.
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Refield
Mike Meador
Glenwood
Den
Clayton Dawson
Randy Miller
Dickie Sowers
Jorge Robeiro
Leland Lacy
Billy Hoyt
Scott Fuqua
Darrell Bailey
Denny Draegger
Moffett Smith
Mike Oblinger
Kurt Snelling
Cabin 3
Richard Bailey
Buddy Barlow
Bill Bivins
Dichie Sowers
Matt Yancey
Bluefield
Virginia
David Epley
Athens
James Reed
Princeton
Peterstown
John Brits
Richlands
Narrows
Hunter Perkins
Lebanon
Starting salaries rise for UVa business grads
The University of Virginia Graduate School of Business Administration reported a median starting salary of 7800 dollars for June graduates from a survey of 33 of 43 graduates. Individual salaries ranged from 5000 to 12500 dollars, with the 1962 median up 2400 dollars from 1958 and 900 dollars from last year.
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Charlottesville Va
University of Virginia
Graduate School of Business Administration
Bradley's unveils wide sale on coats dresses hats and more
Bradley's offers large discounts across apparel items including 10 to 25 percent off all dresses coats hats and bags with many items priced below cost. The bridal shop features sport clothes bathing suits and lingerie catering to wedding needs.
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Bradley's
Bradley
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