McCormack asks Uncle John not to campaign in Senate race
Massachusetts Atty Gen Edward J. McCormack Jr. asks his uncle, House Speaker John W. McCormack, to refrain from campaigning for him against Ted Kennedy in the Democratic U S Senate primary. He cites position conflicts and the need for a clear distinction between candidates. The Kennedy family notes the President and Robert Kennedy will not campaign, while John McCormack is due to speak at a Westfield dinner.
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John W. McCormack
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
McCormack
Ted Kennnedy
Ed McCormack
Marion Radio Manager Dies at Virginia Broadcasters Meet
Robert C. Wolfenden, general manager of WMEV in Marion, collapsed and died at the Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach during the Virginia Association of Broadcasters convention. He fainted near the meeting entrance and died later in a Norfolk hospital. He had been elected secretary treasurer of the association earlier that morning.
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Virginia Beach
Robert C. Wolfenden
WMEV
Marion
Virginia Association of Broadcasters
Wolfenden
Norfolk
R. J. Robertson
Cavalier
Association
Mechanics testify brakes worked on May wreck bus
In Charlottesville, two mechanics testified no air leaks were found in the braking system of a chartered bus carrying Saltville High School seniors on a Washington trip. The bus sideswiped another vehicle, then plunged down a 30 foot embankment on U S 250 by pass. no serious injuries. Driver Herbert Gentry faces reckless driving charges.
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Charteredus
Saltville
Gentry
L. M. Driscoll
Howard F. Colley
Trailways
J. E. Burgess
Colley
Burgess
Stuart F
Albemarle County Court
Fuller Bus Line
Bristol
Local Publication Rates and Rights Disclosure
Printed notice outlines publication rights held by the Associated Press affiliated paper in West Virginia. Subscription rates are listed as ten dollars per Sunday for this edition.
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Bland Street
Wefield
Associated Ee
Pubtiahedese Ai Sens
Deaths and Funerals in Pocahontas and Nearby Areas
Funeral services for Jonathan Webster Odham 53 Pocahontas Va will be at Pocahontas Baptist Church at 3 30 p m with burial in Grandview Gardens Bluefield Va Among survivors are wife Oma Jeffery Odham five daughters and seven grandchildren Also listed are James Madison Gunter 72 of Princeton and Garnet Withers 76 of Greenbrier Va and Clarence David Bennett 47 of Tazewell Va with details on church services locations and survivor lists
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Jonathan Webster Odham
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Baptist Church
N. R. Green
Ernest Westmoreland
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield
Upland
George W. Odham
Oma Jeffery Odham
John Odham
Gunter Air Force Base
Ala
Billie Ellis
Bramwell
Richard Strothers
Aliquip
Pa. Pa
James Davis
Anawalt
Bobby Thompson
Kissimmee
Fla
Brenda Kay Odham
Willard Odham
Marvin Carter
Baltimore
O. J. Ballard
Dan Taylor
Hugh Shrader
Raymond Elmore
John Waldo
Paul Tunner
Dewitt Nicewander
Herbert Asbury
Pocahontas Union Funeral Home
James Madison Gunter
Philadelphia
New Century Methodist Church
Princeton
J. T. Stewart
Restlawn Memorial Estates
Gunter
Alma Scott
Winfrey
Mount Airy
N. C
William
Betty Wilson Gunter
Cora Gunter
Gladys Gordon
Columbus
Ohio
Oliver Gunter
Charleston
Mattie King
Bridgeport
Lugo
Garnet Withers
Greendale
Nell Marshall
Pageton
Greendale Presbyterian Church
J. Paul Campbell and Son Funeral Home
Abingdon
Clarence David Bennett
Tazewell
Assembly of God Church
North Tazewell
Dale Holmes
H. D. Hampton
W. J. Carter
Maplewood Cemetery
Peery- St. Clair Funeral Home
Howard Kitts
John Brown
Roy Brown
Garland Lockhart
Arthur Edmonds
Arthur Akers
Howard
Edgar D. Herald
George and
Mary Atrick Bennett
Clara Johnson Bennett
Pred C. Bennett
Omaha
Neb
Henry Bennett
Robert Bennett
William McKinley Hampton
Caretta
Mingo County
Sam and
Phoebe Patton Hampton
Amonate Coal Co
United Mine Workers
Amonate
Calvary Baptist Church
Sidney Jane Coleman Hampton
Helen Parsons
Pittsburgh
Georgia Breeden
High Point
Ruby Clingenpeel
War
Ernest Hampton
Ray Hampton
Bradshaw
Alec Hampton
Tampa
Johnny Hampton
Frank
Richard Hampton
Rebecca Parr Yates
Richlands
Tazewell County
Dave
Sally Quixel Baldwin
J. Perry Smith
Cedar Bluff
Ralph Parr
Richlands Christian Church
D. W. Wasson
Hawkins Cemetery
Farmer Funeral Home
Funerals listed for Howell Goins Harman and Lewis
Arthur Q Howell of Double Gates Virginia is to be buried at Roselawn Gardens with services led by Dr. Harry E Alban. Samuel J Goins of Anawalt to be laid to rest at Long Point Missionary Baptist Church graveside with multiple ministers officiating. Willie Harman of New Hope Road Princeton to be buried at New Hope Cemetery after Burns Wornal Chapel service. John Millard Lewis of East Wyoming Street Bluefield to be buried at Bailey Chapel Cemetery with Bratton Memorial Chapel services.
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Samuel J
Anawalt
Long Point Missionary Baptist Church
Buford Hash
Fred Cook
Clifton Blevins
Bennett Funeral Home
Nortfolk
Harman
Willie
New Hope Road
Princeton
Burns Wornal Chapel
Memorial
Arthur Shields
New Hope Cemetery
Virgil, Marvin
Stanley Shields
Kenneth Hager
Bill and
Hentzel Carrico
Ceph
Woodrow Larue
Lewis
John Millard
East Wyoming Street
Bluefield
Bratton Memorial
Mercer Funeral Home
Monroe Dotson
Bailey Chapel
Arlie
Kelly Carter
Gene
Melvin Hall
Thurman Perdue
Carl Tester
Africans To Study Southern Industries
Officials from seven African nations including Cameron Dahomey Ivory Coast Madagascar Niger Mali and Senegal will visit Charleston next week for a three day study of Southern West Virginia industry. The State Department of Commerce will organize tours and talks by local industrialists and staff, with stops in Charleston Princeton and nearby sites.
Indonesia population hits 97 million in census
Jakarta official announces Indonesia’s population reached 97 million after late returns from remote regions, up from 96 million initially reported. The revised figures come from last year’s census.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Politics Behind Chinese Buildup
An Associated Press analysis argues that Chinese troop shifts near Quemoy and Matsu mix military strategy with local politics. It notes regulars moving to farms during crises, militiamen replacing troops, and theories about isolating power centers while provisioning ports. The piece also references Adenauer and Rusk talks on Berlin and possible limits if new flags appear.
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Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Peiping
Formosa
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Berlin
White House Courts Business in Practical Tieup
White House seeks cordial cooperation with industry as Kennedy pursues concrete economic measures. insiders say the Yale speech aimed to spark broad thought, while current efforts focus on trade, tax details, and labor peace. business leaders back parts of the program and work with committees like U S Steel’s Roger Blough on monetary issues.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Yale
Whever
U.S. Steel
Roger M. Blough
Arthur J. Goldberg
Revion Inc Accused of Antitrust Violations
New York based Revion Inc a major cosmetic maker is charged by the federal government with price rigging on wholesale and retail levels and illegally allocating sales territories and customers in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act The civil complaint seeks a court order to stop practices dating back to 1952.
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New York
Revion, Inc
New York City
U S Planes To Use 3 Mexican Airports
American hurricane hunting planes have been granted permission to base at three Mexican airports as they patrol the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean, expanding U S aviation access for weather research and storm tracking.
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U.S
Mexico City
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Why Did U S Cry Wolf Formosa Alarm
Taipei observers question Washington's alarm over a possible Red Chinese attack on Nationalist held islands off mainland China. Western sources doubt an imminent offensive, saying Beijing would act only if Chiang Kai-shek’s regime appeared ready to invade the mainland. Washington may be signaling restraint to both sides.
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Taipei
Formosa
Washington
China
White House
United States
Formosa Strait
Hong Kong
Chiang Kai-shek
U S Negotiates With S Korea On Status of Forces
The United States and South Korea agreed to negotiate a status of forces accord covering 50 000 U S soldiers in Korea The pact would address criminal jurisdiction and may not take effect until civilian government returns in June 1963 amid a military junta and upcoming elections in Korea.
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Washington
United States
South Korea
Korea
State Department
Lincoln White
Park Chung Hee
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Japan
NATO
U.S
Afghanistan Plans to Buy $25,000 in U.N. Bonds
Afghanistan will purchase twenty five thousand dollars of United Nations bonds, the Foreign Ministry spokesman said in Kabul. The move signals ongoing financial support for UN programs amid international aid interests.
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Afghanistan
U.N
Kabul
Foreign Ministry
Rusk Holds Frank Talk With Adenauer On Berlin Standoff
The two leaders discussed East Berlin and a potential four power arrangement amid Western concerns over Soviet action. Adenauer said there was agreement on major questions including Berlin after a 76 minute private session with Rusk, who described the talk as frank and confidential.
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East Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Adenauer
Rusk
U.S
Bonn
Felix von Eckardt
Berlin
Reappraisal Program Ends in 11 Counties
Charleston The state wide property reappraisal program will be certified as completed in 11 counties next Friday Tax Commissioner C Howard Hardesty Jr announced The counties are Berkeley Brooke Hancock Marshall Mercer Ohio Putnam Tyler Wetzel and Wood Mineral County had already completed its program The 1958 Legislature created the program to raise more money for schools.
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Charleston
C. Howard Hardesty Jr
Berkeley
Brooke
Hancock
Marshall
Mercer
Ohio
Putnam
Tyler
Wetzel
Wood
Mineral County
Wreck Injuries Are Fatal To Putnam Man
A 73 year old Putnam County man died Friday night from injuries from a crash on West Virginia 33 six miles east of Hurricane. Henry F. Thacker of near Hurricane drove the car that struck a tractor trailer driven by Hilton D. Mitchell of Rockwood Pennsylvania who was unhurt. State Police said the investigation continues.
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Putnam County
W. Va
Hurricane
Henry FE. Thacker
Hilton D. Mitchell
Rockwood
Mitchell
Four Climbers Lost In May Located In Nepal Rescue
An American climbing team led by Woodrow Wilson Sayre was found weak but safe in Khumjung Nepal after going missing since May near Ngojumba Glacier. Norman Dyrenfurth arranged a rescue helicopter and plans an all American Everest expedition next year.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Himalayas
Khumjung
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
Namche Bazar
Norman Dyrenfurth
California
Mt. Everest
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Tufts University
Medford
Mass
Norman Hanson
Boston
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Roger Alan Hart
Tufts
Hans Peter Duttle
Mt. Gyachung Kang
Nepal-Tibet
Ngojumba Glacier
Washington
White House
State Department
Foreign Legion to abandon Sidi bel Abbes base by July
Paris AP reports inside sources say the French Foreign Legion will abandon its historic Sidi bel Abbes headquarters in Algeria by July 1. The move signals a major shift in colonial era military presence as France restructures hosting bases in North Africa.
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Paris
French Foreign Legion
Sidi Bel Abbes
Algeria
Saturday School Plan Favored in West Virginia
Gov. Barron was briefed on a state education report recommending Saturday classes to recover lost time and avoid extending June terms. The plan also supports consolidating small schools, studying merit pay, creating a West Virginia Education broadcasting authority, and easing school bond votes to a simple majority.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Barron
State Department of Education
West Virginia Education Broadcasting Authority
Broadcasting Authority
Laos Coalition Schedule Fixed
Prince Souvanna Phouma announced a three party coalition timeline to install a neutralist, rightist and pro-Communist government by 5 30 p m Saturday. The plan includes King Savang Vathana signing the decree and Souphanouvong arriving as deputy premier with a cabinet swearing in and a Geneva delegation plan for East West talks.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Savang Vathana
Vietiane
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Boun Oum
Geneva
Souvanna
Cambodia
Paris
Eastern may announce TWA settlement plan next week
Eastern officials indicate a settlement with TWA could be announced within a week or 10 days. The proposal includes a joint committee to study unification of engineers and pilots unions, a move the negotiating teams from Eastern and Pan Am oppose. A Labor Department spokesman said committee membership would be announced next week. The engineers union fears being overwhelmed within the pilots union.
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TWA
Labor Department
Washington
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