Leone to form Italian Cabinet as crisis widens
President Segni asked Giovanni Leone to form a cabinet to govern before Kennedy's June 30 visit. Leone, 54, heads the Chamber of Deputies and will pursue talks with Democratic Socialists Republicans Socialists and possibly Liberals. The Socialists remain divided over Nenni's resignation, complicating a center left majority.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Giovanni Leone
Italy
Kennedy
Leone
Chamber of Deputies
Aldo Moro
Moro
Socialist Party
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
Socialist Party Central Committee
Amintore Fanfani
Segni
Socialist Central Committee
Wythe Students State Club Official Elected
The Virginia Distributive Education Clubs elected Michael Council of Portsmouth Woodrow Wilson High School as president. Area vice presidents named include Jane Johnson of George Wythe High Richmond Susan Suryk of McLean High McLean and Shirley Seagle of George Wythe High Wytheville. William Fleming High School Roanoke named state honor club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Va
Michael Council
Portsmouth
Woodrow Wilson High School
Jane Johnson
George Wythe High
Richmond
Susan Suryk
McLean High
McLean
Shirley Seagle
Wytheville
William Fleming High School
Roanoke
Elder Walker to be Honored at Fifth Pastor Anniversary
Rev T M Stevens and Mt Calvary Baptist Church members will attend the fifth pastor anniversary of Elder G F Walker pastor of the Church of God in Christ Princeton. Earlier participants included Elder D C Calfee Beckley and Rev C K Hooper Shilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Stevens
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
G. F. Walker
Church of God In Christ
Princeton
D. C. Calfee
Beckley
C. K. Hooper
Shilo
Weather Outlook Forecasted Showers and Cool Trend
Weather forecast notes showers on Thursday and again over the weekend with temperatures averaging 34 degrees through Monday. Normal lows are 55 north and 62 south, highs 81 north and 86 south, with rainfall around one inch. A warm Thursday gives way to a cooling Friday and Saturday, then warmth returns Monday.
Hoover Making Progress After Cancer Operation
A medical bulletin reports President Hoover recovering from illness with gastrointestinal bleeding after a cancer operation last summer. It notes no current connection to the August lesion and describes ongoing treatment and improvement.
Daily Telegraph Printing Co. rates and services
Established 1893 Bluefield West Virginia paper prints rates for mail and carrier delivery. It lists publication details, Associated Press affiliation and circulation figures, with advertising and agency contact information.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Agency, Inc
Deaths and Funerals In West Virginia Towns
Deaths include Robert Elmer Riner 81 of Alderson who died in a Ronceverte hospital after a career in banking and farming. Funeral set Friday at 2 p.m. at Alderson Presbyterian Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Charles A. Hill 49 of Tannersville and St. Louis died on a Lafayette business trip. funeral arrangements incomplete. Hercel Emerson Ballard 63 formerly of Bozoo died in a Hinton hotel. services in Charleston. Roy Christopher Thompson former Athens resident died in Cincinnati. funeral Friday at Athens Methodist Church. Mrs. Martha McClanahan 73 of Home Creek died in Grundy. burial in Ramey Cemetery. Miss Anne O'Brien 60 of Pocahontas awaiting funeral plans.
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Robert Elmer Riner
Alderson
Ronceverte Hospital
Centerville Presbyterian Church
Greenville Bank
First National
Peterstown
Indian Creek Masonic Lodge
Greenville
Order of Eastern Star
Ethel Boon Riner
Corbett Riner
Ronceverte
James Riner
Huntington
Presbyterian Church
Elwell Roberts
P. H. McKain
Green Hill Cemetery
Union
Charles A. Hill
Tannersville
St. Louis
Lafayette
Ind
Rich Valley
Emory and Henry College
Emory
Ayleen Elizabeth Hilt
Edward
Rhody Hilt
C. E. Ringstaff
Clinchport
C. G. Yost
Bluefield
Helen Widner
Chilhowie
Georgia Stuart
Bristol
Henderson Funeral Home
Saltville
Hercel Emerson Ballard
Bozoo
Charleston
Hinton
Sylvester and
Nora Chambers Ballard
B. F. Hazelwood
Beckley
Helen Weidensall
Columbus
Ohio
Clifton
Bernard
Carl Ballard
H. E. Ballard Jr
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Walter Ballard
Roy Christopher Thompson
Athens
Cincinnati
Martha McClanahan
Home Creek
Grundy
Roland McClanahan
Mary Coleman
Frances Stiltner
Drucy Chapman
Lorain
Bill Belcher
Ramey
Big Rock
Virginia Funeral Home of
Anne O'Brien
Pocahontas, Va
William O’brien
Pocahontas
Reginald O’brien
Bishop, Va
Eugene Hall
St. Albans
Obituary notices list Terry Lambert and Fagio families
James Hampton Terry 68 of Long Spur Virginia died in a Pulaski hospital. Lula Williams Terry and four sons, 23 grandchildren, a sister and a brother survive. burial planned in Hidden Valley Cemetery. Mollie Green Lambert 80 Princeton died in Bluefield Sanatorium. burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Sherman Farrer Fagio five died in Welch hospital. services at J Douglas Mortuary Chapel with burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens.
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James Hampton Terry
Long Spur
Pulaski
Lula Williams Terry
Irene Oliver
Wayne T. Davis
William N
Robert R. Terry
Filbert
Raymond A. Terry
Canton
Ohio
J. H. Terry Jr
Panama City
Fla
Ida Terry
Lynchburg
Otto Terry
Davis Chapel
Ben Lyons
Hidden Valley Cemetery
Barnett
Wytheville
Mollie Green Lambert
Beckley Road
Princeton
Bluefield
John W. Lambert
The
Baptist Church
Giles County
Lennie Champ
Cleo Champ
Malcolm Champ
Burns Wornal Chapel
Burns Wornal Chapel of Memorial Funeral Directory
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Sherman Farrer Fagio
Dewey
Louise Kemp Fagio
Kimball
Welch
Jeffrey
Johnny Fagio
Shelley
Shelia
Shirley
Charlotte Fagio
J. Douglas Mortuary
Ival Printz
Two Funerals Planned for Sutherland and Keaton in West Virginia
Linda Sue Sutherland seven of Haysi Virginia dies in a pedestrian vehicle crash on Tuesday. Funeral at 11 a m Friday at the parents home officiated by Rev Joe Johnson and Rev Gobel Rose with burial at Richland cemetery. William Robert Keaton of Lerona to be laid to rest today at 2 30 p m at Lerona Methodist Church with Rev Buford Painter officiating and burial at Keaton Cemetery. Pallbearers are named and church MYF members to carry flowers. Body to be moved from Memorial Funeral Directory to the church an hour before rites.
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Lodge
CES
WSCS
Broyles Funeral Home
Union
Keaton
William Robert
Lerona
Lerona Methodist Church
Buford
Carl Christian
Gomer Farley
Ralph Bird
Woodrow Brown
Grady Keaton
Tommy Weathford
Buster Austin
Clownie McBride
MYF
Danville Mayor Falls Prone as Demonstrators Provoke City Ordinance
Police retrieve the mayor after a street collapse during a protest against a new city law banning demonstrations. The action comes as 109 protesters face charges in a court deemed by locals to curb such events. The State Placement Board delays a desegregation request for a Negro student pending more complete forms and reviews school assignments across George Washington High, Robert E. Lee Junior High, and local elementary schools. Reverend Curtis Harris links desegregation actions to prior moves and notes street demonstrations as a possible tactic.
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State
Virginia
George Washington High
Robert E. Lee
John L. Berkley
G. L. H. Johnson
Curtis W. Harris
Hopewell
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Troopers Break Up Alabama Sit-In at Gadsden Courthouse
In Gadsden Alabama state troopers dispersed about 350 Negro demonstrators outside Etowah County Courthouse after an eight hour sit in. Officers used billy clubs and electric prod sticks amid reports of head injuries and mass arrests connected to a court injunction against breaches of peace.
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Gadsden
Ala
Etowah County
Bernard Lee
Albert Lingo
Lingo
Dewey Colvard
Lesley Gilliland
A. B. Cunningham
Rich Valley Youth FFA Elects State Officers at Virginia Tech
Lowell Koontz of Elkton was elected FFA state president at the Virginia Tech convention in Blacksburg. John Orrock of Caroline County’s C T Smith High School became first vice president. six more vice presidents were named. Other officers include Glenn Anderson as secretary Bobby Keith as treasurer David Crabtree as reporter and Bill Hardy as sentinel.
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Blacksburg
Lowell Koontz
Elkton
Rockingham County
Virginia Future Farmers, of America
Virginia Tech
John Orrock
C. T. Smith High School
Caroline County
Thomas Chrisman
Luray
A. W. Martin
Riner
Jackie Hardy
Whitmell
J. W. Crigger
Dublin
Bobby Hinson
Rappahanock High School
Richmond County
Glenn Anderson
Randolph-Henry High School
Charlotte County
Bobby Keith
Floyd
David Crabtree
Rich Valley
Bill Hardy
Brosville
Sentinel
Caretaker Cabinet Sworn In By King Paul
King Paul of Greece swore in a 19 member caretaker government on Wednesday to govern until elections. Premier Panayotis Pipinelis leads the non political cabinet and also serves as foreign minister. No date set for parliamentary elections. Pipinelis replaces Constantine Caramanlis who resigned June 11 over a royal visit dispute with the royal family.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Panayotis Pipinelis
Pipinelis
Constantine Caramanlis
Britain
Welch CAP Flies To Mercer Meeting
Eleven members of the Welch Civil Air Patrol Squadron flew to Mercer County Airport for a meeting of the Bluefield Princeon CAP squadron at its airport headquarters. Commander W E McDougel discussed why two downed planes in the past month have not been found. Major Kenneth Byrne heads the Welch squadron.
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Welch Civil Air Patrol Squadron
Mercer County
Bluefield
West Virginia economy on the rise promises in 1963
State officials report declining unemployment to about 50 000 with coal mine jobs increasing by around 1 000 last year. Barron cites 1962 as a record year for personal income and foresees 1963 as even stronger. Centennial observance draws attention and a brighter spirit as 4 H clubs send a 150 mile banner from Spring Town through Pleasants Wood Wirt Jackson and Kanawha to Charleston.
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West Virginia
Barron
Spring Town
Tyler
Middlebourne
Welch Girl On Supreme Court In Rhododendron State
In the 21st annual Rhododendron Girls State election Jadelle Deem of Parkersburg won the governor's post as Federalists win most offices. Nationalists capture secretary of state treasurer agriculture commissioner state auditor and attorney general. The State Supreme Court seats go to Nationalists Jenni fer Divins Welch Sue Jones Rupert Maureen Keeley Charleston Kathy Kelley Huntington. Nancy Clegg Wheeling is the sole Federalist on the court. Inauguration is set for Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Mill
W.va
Jadelle Deem
Parkersburg
Betty Skunda
Weirton
Nancy Clegg
Wheeling
Miss Clegg
Supreme Court
Jadelie Deem
Linda Pepper
Judith Williams
Beckley
Mary Kaye Staggers
Keyser
Rebecca Singleton
Morgantown
Nationalist
Martha Toland
State Supreme Court
Jennifer Divins
Welch
Sue Jones
Rupert
Maureen Keeley
Charles
Kennedy Pushes Civil Rights Plan with Education and Desegregation
The President urged broad vocational education and youth training, asking Congress for 400 million more for training and 175 million for the Labor Office. He outlined civil rights steps including desegregation lawsuits, financial help for voluntary desegregation, a community relations service, and expanded Civil Rights Commission authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
Department of Labor
Office of Manpower, Automation
Federal Fair Employment Practices Commission
Civil Rights Commission
J T Saleeby Dies Bluefield Gas official at 55
J T Jake Saleeby 55 longtime Bluefield Gas Co head bookkeeper and church member died Wednesday night at St Luke's Hospital after falling ill last Friday. He lived at 2704 Clovis St Bluefield and was active with the Cumberland Heights Lions Club. Body at Hawking Funeral Home Bluefield.
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J. T
Jake) Saleeby
Bluefield Gas Company
Clovis St
Bluefield
St. Luke's Hospital
the Gas Company
The
First Christian Church In
Cumberland Heights
Lions Club
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Wythe Students State Club
Elder Walker
Weather Outlook
Hoover Making
Robert E. Riner
Pocahontas Union Funeral Home
Roy C. Thompson
James H. Terry
Mrs. Mollie Lambert
Sherman Fagio
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Rich Valley Youth
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Oliver Thomas Jr
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New York Times
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African Methodist Episco
Pal
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Kennedy Asks
J.T. Saleeby
of Gas Co
Hazel Lee Shewey Saleeby
Nicholas Saleeby
Alexandria, Va
Maurice Saleeby
Fayetteville
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Julia Saleeby
Hawking Funeral Home
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Chuck
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