Keogh Quits Bench in New York Judicial Scandal
New York State Supreme Court Justice J Vincent Keogh resigns effective July 19 after being convicted of taking 22500 to influence leniency for a bankruptcy case. Co defendants include Elliott Kahaner and Antonio Corallo, with sentencing set for July 17 and a possible five year term. Keogh is brother of Rep. Eugene Keogh, who supported the Kennedy administration.
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New York
J. Vincent Eogh
Keogh
Martin T. Manton
Read
George J. Beldock
State Supreme Court
Mhers
Asst
U.S. Atty
Elliott Kahaner
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Justice Deoatheny Atty
Robert Fennedy
Eugene J. Keogh
Dn.y
Kennedy
Market Outlook Narrow Trading Range Seen for Two Months
Wall Street analysts from Goodbody & Co. and Van Alstyne Noel & Co. expect the market to stay within a tight range in the near term. Goodbody sees potential for a long term buying phase as stocks trade at modest P E ratios with solid yields. Noel & Co. notes renewed confidence as key driver, while the 1962 low was tested last Friday.
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New York
iInvestment
Goodbody & Co
van Alstyne, Noel & Co
Goodbody
Martin Gilbert
van Alstyne
Noel
Bids Received On 2 Mercer Roads
Road Materials Inc of Bluefield is the apparent low bidder on two State Road Commission resurfacing projects in Mercer County. Bids opened Tuesday in Charleston show four miles of Matoaka Arista Route 10 bid at 49 750 and 2.1 miles of McDowell County line Bramwell on U S 52 bid at 30 409.
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Road Materials Inc
Bluefield
State Road Commission
Mercer County
Charleston
Matoaka- Arista
McDowell County
Bramwell
U. S. 52
Unlucky Spaniard Killed By Laughter
In Madrid Javier Lozano Fernandez aged four died after laughing during a balloon mishap. He began laughing when a friend’s balloon exploded and continued for minutes until he fainted. Doctors could not revive him.
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Madrid
Spain
Javier Lozano Fernandez
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Subscription Rates Notice
Classified snippet lists subscription rates by carrier and delivery options with agency contact details and telephone number for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. It notes daily and Sunday rates and mentions associated press content and circulation bureau information.
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Associated Press
Focal News
Ness
Burea
Saiz Agency, Inc
Deaths and Funerals for Area Residents Elapse in Week
Funeral arrangements are announced for multiple local residents, including Herman Paul Davidson 53 of Pocahontas death in Bluefield hospital and Martin Luther Ratliff 69 of Matoaka. The obituaries list survivors, burial sites, churches, and funeral homes across Mercer and Tazewell counties.
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Herman Paul Davidson
Pocahontas
Bluefield
Pocahontas Union Funeral Home
J. G. Evans
Ernest Westmoreland
J. E. Oblinger
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
United Mine Workers
Ethel Hedrick Davidson
Norris Davidson
Klamath Falls
Oreg
Bobbie Davidson
Larry McCarthy
Colorado Springs
Col
Earl Burgess
Chicago
Ill
George Davidson
Tazewell
Lloyd Davidson
Lebanon
Graydon Davidson
John Davidson
Baltimore
Clayton Hedrick
Hyattsville
W. A. Boone
Joe Billips
James FE. Davis
Morris Scarberry
Elmer Ovenbaugh
Virgil E. Collins
C. E. Compton
Martin Luther Ratliff
Matoaka
Miners Memorial Hospital
Beckley
Mercer County
American Coal Co
Widemouth
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Narrows
M. L
Martha Ratcliff Ratliff
Addie Virginia Stables Ratliff
Fred Ratliff
Pinoak
Estil Ratliff
J. C. Ratliff
Petersburg
Donald
Virgil Ratliff
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Tyrae
Beeson
Hilda Gillespie
Hopewell
Dewie Keys
W. J. and
Walter Ratliff
J. E. Hight
Princeton
Berman Blankenship
C. D. Lucas
Bluff City
Bailey Funeral Home
Joseph Henry White
Raven
Norfolk
Raven Red Ash Coal Co
Tazewell County
Richard
Louise Bishop White
Raven Assembly of God Church
Louise Edwards
Nemours
Florence Ratliff
Itmann
Ruth Rapp
Clifton Forge
Margaret
Trula White
John M. White
Cedar Bluff
Elmer White
Marion
Mary Boyd
Eva Johnson
Alice Maynard
Greenwood
S. C
Jessee White
Sadie Lambert White
Hurst- Scott Funeral Home
Richlands
Mexico expands TV and radio outlets to 23 stations
The Communications Ministry reports Mexico now operates 23 television stations and 401 radio stations nationwide, reflecting growth in broadcast capacity across the country.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Imperial Fails To Remove Ban On Imperial Airlines
CAB Examiner Caldwell dismisses Imperial Airlines appeal of an emergency suspension after the 1961 Richmond crash that killed 74 Army recruits and 3 crew. The airline may seek discretionary CAB review. FAA administrator Halaby had ordered suspension. certificate renewal was denied.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Joseph C. Caldwell Jr
Imperial Airlines
Richmond
Miami Springs
Fla
CAB
N. E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
Imperial
Caldwell
Halaby
Governor Receives Gift Cake For West Virginia Statehood
Gov. Barron was given a 40 pound Civil War scene cake during West Virginia’s 99th statehood anniversary ceremonies at Grandview State Park. The cake, sent by Honey in the Rock sponsors, came with a pencil note and an envelope containing the bill, which the governor found in his pocket unopened.
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Charleston
Barron
West Virginia
Grandview State Park
Beckley
David Albaugh
Concord College
Albaugh
Mary Scott
Scott
Trio Sings For The Old Guard
A Bluewell Methodist Church trio entertained at the Bluefield Old Guard gathering at Trinity Church. Jack K. Tabor led the program as 76 members and one visitor, Kent Allen, attended. Hospitalized members J H Harris and Fred T Nash were listed along with five at home. Birthdays were noted for seven members. Deacon Walter Forlines led devotions and song. S E Leffel joined the group.
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Bluewell Methodist Church
Bluefield
Kent Allen
M K. Tabor
J. H. Harris
Veterans Hospital
Salem
Fred T. Nash
Beckley
H. B. Boyd
J. C. Caldwell
M. H. Burton
J. B. Hensley
J. G. Litton
Scott D. Holcomb
Paris
H. Lambert
J. B. Walker
E. L. Puckett
M. L. Wagner
E. T. McPeak
E.D. Eddins
Walter C Forlines
Walter V. Bourne
Forlines
Lila Parks
S. E. Leffel
Guy Stike
Ecuadorian President Announces U S Official Visit
President Carlos Julio Arosemena plans to depart in July for an official visit to the United States, according to informants in Quito. He will be the first Ecuadorian leader to undertake such talks this year.
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U.S
Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Julio Arosemena
United States
Grads From Michigan Class Arrive in D C for Aid Trip
The Glen Lake High School class of 1962 from Michigan visits Washington to thank supporters after donating their class trip funds to pay medical bills for cancer-stricken classmate Duane Richardson. They receive a railroad station welcome from lawmakers and reporters before touring the capital. They are set for a White House tour and a meeting with President Kennedy.
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Washington
Michigan
Bolling Air Force Base
Duane Richardson
Duane
Robert P. Griffin
K-Mich
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Ken Hechler
D-W.v
Glen Lake
White House
Kennedy
U S and Spain Renew Five Year Destroyer Loan
Spain and the United States renew for five years the loan of two US destroyers the USS Capps and David to the Spanish navy. The ships first went to Spain in 1957 and will remain in service there.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
U.S
USS
Capps
David
Peace Corps Sends 55 Volunteers to the Philippines
Fifty five U S Peace Corps volunteers arrived in Manila as teachers aides to serve in the Philippines. The new arrivals bring total volunteers to two hundred seventy four.
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Manila
U.S Peace Corps
Philippines
Virginia's Revenue Collections Higher
Virginia's general fund revenues for the current fiscal year show about 7 million more than a year earlier. For the 11 months ending May 31, collections reached 172,169,776 versus 165,080,127 last year, with alcoholic beverage and tobacco taxes also ahead.
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Richmond
Virginia
General Fund
State Comptroller's
Comptroller’s Office
Virginia College Admits Negro at Mary Washington
Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg admits its first Negro student, Mrs. Jacquelyn A. Pullam, a former Culpeper teacher, enrolled in a geography course during the eight week summer session to recertify as a teacher. Summer classes began Tuesday with 345 students registered.
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Fredericksburg
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Jacquelyn A. Pullam
Culpeper
Pullam
MWC
Virginia State College
Grellet C. Simpson
College of Arts and Sciences
Wythe School Senior Elected DEC Officer
Ivan Perkinson a 17 year old George Wythe High School senior of Richmond was chosen as the new president of the Virginia Distributive Education Clubs. The election held Tuesday during the DEC convention saw four other candidates compete with delegates arriving for the annual gathering in Richmond. Ronald Bridges Jack Nicholas Betty Whitehurst William Whitlock and Anita Spears were elected to other offices.
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Richmond
Ivan Perkinson
George Wythe
Distributive Education Clubs of
Virginia
Ronald Bridges
George Wythe High
Wytheville
Jack Nicholas
Turner Ashby High
Dayton
Betty Whitehurst
Cradock High
Portsmouth
William Whitlock
Patrick Henry High
Roanoke
Anita Spears
Cradock
Wythe Boy Wins Top FFA Honor
Dickey Davis of George Wythe High School Wythe County is named Virginia FFA Star Farmer for 1959. He receives a 200 dollar prize and certificate during the convention. Davis farms over 1000 acres with his father, focusing on beef cattle swine and ponies. He plans to study agriculture in college and return to the family farm. Jimmy Cook of Rich Valley Smyth County is elected sixth vice president.
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Blacksburg
Dickey Davis
George Wythe High School
Wythe County
FFA Star Farmer
Virginia
Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America
Davis
J. Garnett Davis
Max Meadows
FFA
Smyth-Wythe Ffa Federation
New
FFA Star Farmer Farms
Jimmy Cook
Rich Valley
Smyth County
Piedmont Loses Subsidy for New Inaugurated Routes
The Civil Aeronautics Board refused mail subsidy for Piedmont Airlines new routes this year and cut next year's subsidy by 200000 dollars. It cited overpayment risk after Piedmont projected 1101000 dollars in additional subsidies for the first two years and noted service changes from American United and National cancellations affecting Roanoke Fayetteville Wilmington and New Bern.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Piedmont Airlines
Piedmont
National Airlines Service
North Carolina
Roanoke
American
United Airlines
National
Fayetteville
Wilmington
New Bern
N. C
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