Italy forms stop gap cabinet amid deep political crisis
Premier designate Giovanni Leone assembles a one party minority cabinet as President Segni dissolves Fanfani's caretaker government. The voided coalition aims to maintain stability until Parliament endorses Leone's government, while parties debate alliances to resolve the April election turmoil and Communist gains. The new ministers face formal swearing in and a parliamentary vote.
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Rome
Italy
Giovanni Leone
Chamber of Deputies
Iar
Antonio Segni
Amintore Fanfani
Kennedy
Christian Democrat
Aldo Moro
Moro
Leone
Segai
New Vitamin K Material To Be Produced At Pilot Plant
Ashland Oil and Refining Co announces the start of raw material production for beta methynapthalen to supply pharmaceutical makers. Paul G Blazer says the pilot plant will begin in 60 days with several million pounds yearly once expanded. He notes this may be the first U S production, previously only in Europe.
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Ashland
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
Paul G. Blazer
Blazer
United States
Europe
Baptist Pastors To Meet In Richmond
Virginia Baptist pastors open their four day annual pastors school at the University of Richmond. More than 175 persons are expected to attend.
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Richmond
Richmond, Va
Virginia Baptist
University of Richmond
Cuban Liberation Army on war footing in national territory
The report notes broadcasts claiming the Liberation Army of Cuba is on war footing inside Cuba. The Associated Press monitored a similar message from Key West and tied it to the same Army of Liberation heard since February 17. Manuel de Varona denied the later broadcast as from his commandos. An April 16 government claim of wiping out the north detachment of the Army of Liberation is cited.
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Liberation Army of Cuba
Cuban Revolutionary Com
Pame
Associated Press
Key West
Fla
Army of Liberation
Manuel de Varona
Council
Cuba
North
Advertisement and Rates Note From Daily Telegraph
Established 1893 Bluefield West Virginia paper announces subscription rates by carrier and mail, zones and pricing details. Includes notice of Associated Press affiliation and advertising representation.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau
Agency, Inc
Buchanan Day Plans Ready in Buchanan County Va
Industrialists mining officials businessmen from a four state area gather in Buchanan County to celebrate Buchanan County Day at Dismal River Country Club near Grundy. The event sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce features golf badminton horseshoe pitching and outdoor activities starting at 10 a m with a luncheon and concluding with a 5 p m dinner and evening dance.
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Buchanan County
Dismal River Country Club
Grundy
Buchanan County Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bland Countian Is Shot In Leg
A 17 year old Bland Countian, Jack Mustard of Mechanicsburg Virginia, was wounded in the left leg by a .30 calibre rifle bullet while hunting near his home. The rifle was dropped and accidentally discharged, with the entry at the right front of the leg below the knee and the exit through the calf. He was taken to Blue field Sanitarium for surgery.
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Bland Countian
Bluefield Sanitarium
Jack Mustard
Mechanicsburg
Pope Paul VI portrait emerges amid long Pontiff history
The report notes Pope Paul VI will be the pope after John and describes his eight years as archbishop of Milan. It recalls his meetings with Dwight D. Eisenhower, his time in Milan's working districts, and his early clerical service in Warsaw. Born Giovanni Battista Montini on September 26 1897 he comes from Brescia where his father Giorgio Montini ran a Catholic newspaper.
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Dent Kennedy
America
Cardinal Montini
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pope Paul
Milan
Italy
Rome
Vatican Secretariat of State
Pope John
Montini
Warsaw
Concesso
Brescia
Giorgio Montini
Giovanni Battista—John the Baptist
Il Cittadino
Spanishburg Church Plans Homecoming
The Spanishburg community holds its annual homecoming at the Methodist Church on June 23 starting at 11 a m. Guest speakers include Rev Bill Deel of Coaldale and Rev B H Stephens of Rich Creek Baptist Church. J R Lilly gives the welcome and Barry Wyatt of Princeton gives the response. A picnic lunch follows at noon with special music and congregational singing in the afternoon.
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Spanisburg
Methodist Church
Bill Deel
Coaldale
B. H. Stephens
Rich Creek Baptist Church
J. R. Lilly
Barry Wyatt
Princeton
Man and wife fined for shooting near state penitentiary
In Richmond Virginia AP report a man and his wife were fined 250 dollars each in police court on charges of shooting a high powered rifle in the street near the State Penitentiary. Prosecutors had charged shooting into cell blocks but the judge amended the count when no evidence of bullets entering the blocks was found. The couple Mr and Mrs Thomas W Edwards pleaded innocent but did not testify.
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Richmond
State Tenitentiary
Harold C. Maurice
Thomas W. Edwards
Virginia Toll Reaches 401 Fatality Reported
Virginia's 1963 highway toll rose to 401 Friday with one additional death. An unidentified female pedestrian was struck and killed early Friday south of Woodbridge on U S 1 in Prince William County, bringing the year’s toll compared to 374 a year earlier.
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Virginia
Woodbridge
Prince William County
North Korean spies infiltrate Japan along western coast
Tokyo reports mention espionage by North Korean agents aiming to map U S bases and SDF facilities. Police uncovered a ring after arresting three Koreans near a Yamagata beach, with tape recorders maps and gear found buried nearby.
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Tokyo
NANA
Japan
Japanese Police Agency
JPA
Korea
U. S
Japan Self - Defense Forces
SDF
Yamagata Prefecture
Sea of Japan
Tat Point
North Korea
Guard Killed at Grundy Mining Ramp in Tennessee
AP reports Aaron Pressman, guard for Grundy Mining Co., was shot in the heart and killed near Whitwell Tennessee as five assailants blocked the road to the coal loading ramp. Eyewitness Bobby Layne said one shooter fired as Pressman approached the gate amid a 600 worker UMW strike in the Southeast Tennessee coalfields.
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Whitwell
Tenn
Aaron Pressman
Grundy Mining Co
Pressman
Bobby Layne
Grundy
UMW
Tennessee
Broadcasters Elect Wythe Man As VP
Horace Fitzpatrick of WSLS Roanoke was elected president of the Virginia Association of Broadcasters at its annual meeting. He succeeds Hamilton Shea of WSVA Harrisonburg. The group also named Arthur M. Gates of Wytheville as vice president and Robert M. Lamb of WTAR Norfolk as secretary treasurer.
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Williamsburg
Virginia Association of Broadcasters
Horace Fitzpatrick
Wsls Radio-Television
Roanoke
Fitzpatrick
Hamilton Shea
WSVA_ radiotelevision
Harrisonburg
VAB
Arthur M. Gates
Wytheville
Robert M. Lamb
Wtar Radio-Television
Norfolk
Paul VI Declared Pope Amid Ecumenical Hopes
The cardinals announced Montini would reign as Paul VI amid a roaring crowd in St Peter's Square. He blessed the world Urbi et Orbi and prepared to lead the council toward Christian unity and space-age prospects. The election followed the longest conclave in record numbers with 80 of 82 cardinals voting.
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Paul
Apostle Paul
Ecumenical Council
Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
Raimondo Manzini
John XXIII
John
Manzini
Paul VI
St. Peter
Mrs Vernoika Harsanyi Rosary and Requiem Mass Details
Mrs Vernoika Harsanyi of Northfork will have a rosary at 8 p.m. Sunday at Bennett Funeral Chapel Northfork. A Requiem Mass will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at Powhatan Catholic Church with Father James Ryan officiating, burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Harsanyi
Vernoika
Northfork
Bennett Funeral
Powhatan Catholic Church
Woodlawn
James Ryan
Young Reunion Dinner Held by the Cen tennial Family
The Young Family Reunion opened at Mrs. Joel Youngs home on the old Athens road. The event runs through Sunday, June 23, with attendees including Ev erett Barley and family, Sherman Youngs group, Carl Young and family, C. A. Young of Kansas, H. M. Young of Fairmont, M. C. Young of Bluefield, Gale Young and Kathy, C. C. Young and Donald, all of Bluefield, Harriet Deel of Coalwood, and Elizabeth Maxey of Spanishburg. Greetings came from Dr. Clarence Young of Portland Oregon. Indiana and Woodbridge, Virginia relatives are due to arrive.
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Young
Joel Young
Athens Road
Everett Barley
Sherman Young
Linda
Carl Young
C. A. Young
Kansas
H. M. Young
Fairmont
M. C. Young
Bluefield
Gale Young
Kathy
C. C. Young
Donald
Harriet Deel
Horses Among Oldest Animal Remains Found in Florida Deposits
A study of the Thomas Farm fossils in Florida shows that ancient horses form 80 to 90 percent of the bones found there, indicating Florida as a homeland for early grazing horses while other fossils include bats and snakes. Only a small fraction of the bones have been recovered to date.
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Washington
North America
Nebraska
Florida Gulf Coast
Thomas Farm
Florida
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Britisher to Speak at Virginia Educators Convention
Sir Ronald Gould of London, president of the World Confederation of the Teaching Profession, is slated to address the opening general meeting of the Virginia Education Association Annual Convention on October 30. The announcement came from Dr. Robert F. Williams executive secretary of the statewide White Educators group.
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Richmond
Ronald Gould
London
World Confederation of the Teaching Profession
Virginia Education Association
Robert F. Williams
Funeral rites for Frank Poole in Mercy Seat Church
Funeral services for Frank Poole 65 of Kyle are set for Sunday at 2 p m at Mercy Seat Baptist Church where he was a member. Rev Booker T Morgan will officiate with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Poole a Pulaski Va native lived in McDowell County five years retired miner and United Mine Workers member. Survivors include sisters Mrs Virginia Webb and Mrs Rachel Johnson of Pulaski. Bennett Funeral Home Northfork in charge of arrangements.
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Billy Gene Baldwin
North Tazewell
Charlottesville
John Baldwin
Sara Mae Johnson Baldwin
Bobby Ray
Billy Gene Baldwin Jr
Kathie Ann Baldwin
Calvin A. ‘Baldwin
Tazewell
John T. ‘Baldwin
Aberdeen
Greever Funeral Home
Rhoda
Octave Joyce
Richlands
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Robert Joyce
Bob and Cosby Ratliff Stevenson
Agnes Boyd
Nannie Horne
Beulah Whitt
Cedar Bluff
Burley
Huffard Joyce
Emory Joyce
Jewell Ridge Va
Ees Joyce
Purlington
N. C
Richlands Tabernacle
Grat Horton
H. D. Hampton
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Myrtle F. Rowe
Myrtle Fuller Rowe
Rowe
John Rowe
Ethyl Fleming
Edith Ray
Ellen Fletcher
Alden and
Bascom Rowe
Ervin Rowe
Honaker
Laura Rasnake
Drill
Alta Cordell
Manassas
Elbert Fuller
Bill Fuller
Elizabethton
Tenn
Ancil Childress
B. H. Miller
Frank Poole
Kyle
Mercy Seat ‘Baptist Church
Booker T. Morgan
Oak Grove Cemetery
Pulaski
McDowell County
United Mine Workers
Virginia Webb
Rachel Johnson
Bennett Funeral Home
Northfork
Miss Richmond Talent Winner at 1963 Miss Virginia prelims
Oleta Gayle Sheppard, lyric soprano, won first in talent on the second Miss Virginia pageant preliminary night in Roanoke. Margaret Joan Ewell, Miss Virginia Beach, won swimsuit prelims. Proceeds support Camp Easter Seal in Craig county.
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Roanoke
Richmond
Oleta Gayle Sheppard
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Margaret Joan Ewell
Miss Sheppard
Johan Strauss
Mein Herr Marquis
der Fledermaus
Stratford College
Old Dominion College
Mary Ann Mobley
Old Dominion
Atlantic City
N. J
Bedford
Elia Sue Coffman
Craig County
Virginia Society For Crippled Children
Patricia Goulding
Logan Man Killed As Car Hits Pole
Donald Bailey age about 37, part owner of Mountain State Packing Co., was killed when his car struck a utility pole and part of the pole pierced the windshield. The accident occurred Friday about three miles south of Logan on West Virginia 10 as he was en route to his home at McConnell.
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Logan
Donald Bailey
Mountain State Packing Co
Bailey
McConnell
W. Va. 10
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Christ On Earth
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Concesio
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Hialeah
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Harrison St
George W. Seaver
Clayton Sweet
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
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Leona Neal
Memorial Hospital
Rhoda D. Joyce
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Ichmond Cleaner & Laundry
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