Book Tells Of Breaking Plot
London AP reports a Scottish physician Dr George B Mair claims in The Day Khrushchev Panicked that Khrushchev planned World War II using anti matter bombs from a satellite during a Baltika voyage to the UN. US intelligence allegedly intercepted radio signals and thwarted the plan.
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United States
George B. Mair
Edinburgh
Mair
Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
New York
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Baltika
Atlantic
Cassell
Sir Winston Churchill
Casgel
Desmond
Airborne Troops Reinforce Camp Dawson Guerrilla Training
Twelve airborne soldiers from eight states parachuted into Camp Dawson to aid a 15 day guerrilla training program for West Virginia National Guardsmen and other troops. The group from Fort Bragg's 7th Special Forces Group arrived with two equipment bundles and moved into a field operation within two hours. They will conduct mountain guerrilla warfare training through next Friday under Lt Col William F. as bole insurance execut.
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Camp Dawson
West Virginia
National Guardsman
Camp Danyon
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16Th Special Forces Group
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Bole Insurance
New Hope Prisoners Seek Settlement Over Tractors Cost
Ulises Carbo, leader of the prisoner delegation, says tractors are worth 28 million in Cuba and cheaper here, suggesting a lower figure could back a settlement. The prisoner committee appears glum as they await Castro's 15 day deadline to complete their mission.
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Ulises Carbo
Cuba
Hooker
Carbo
Associated Press
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Heavy Deluge Strikes Texas Floods Kill Two
Texas faced heavy rains sweeping from the Gulf with up to 7 inches. Flash floods hit Wichita Falls and Fort Worth, two men drowned when a truck was washed from a bridge near Fort Worth. Trinity River crest and receded as storms and heat spread elsewhere.
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Texas
Gulf
South Atlantic States
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Trinity River
New York State
Pennsylvania
United States
Rockies
Austria and Italy seek mediator over Tyrol dispute
A Swiss通信 report says Austria and Italy, deadlocked over South Tyrol, agreed to seek a mediator after a conference failed to break the impasse. The dispute has cost six lives and involved Foreign Ministers Bruno Kreisky and Antonio Segni.
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Zurich
Switzerland
South Tyrol
Austria
Italy
Bruno Kreisky
Antonio Segni
Weston Man Named State V.F.W. Head
Richard J. Cooper of Weston was elected commander of the West Virginia Department, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at the state convention. Grace Minnix of Bell was chosen VFW Auxiliary president. Delegates set next meetings in Clarksburg and Morgantown for 1963 as membership stood at 16,285, short of the goal by 420.
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Huntington
Richard J. Cooper
Weston
West Virginia Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Grace Minnix
Bell
VFW
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Weather Outlook for Vanes Yey Gast and Virginia
The AP weather forecast calls for wet and warm conditions Monday with highs 76 to 80. Tuesday looks fair and warm. In Virginia, Monday brings partly cloudy skies and warmth with possible scattered thunderstorms in the southeast in the afternoon. Mountain highs in the 70s and 80s elsewhere, with Tuesday remaining fair and warm.
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Virginia
Queen Fabiola Not Expecting as Illness Suppresses News
Belgium's royal court says Queen Fabiola, 32, is not pregnant and is suffering a mild illness. A communique notes she will be completely recovered in a few days. Earlier reports claimed pregnancy amid hopes of a happy event at Laeken Court.
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Brussels
Belgium
Fabiola
Laeken
Honey in the Rock debuts at Grandview State Park
West Virginia unveils Honey in the Rock an outdoor Civil War era drama by Kermit Humter at Grandview State Park Amphitheater. Premier drew nearly a thousand guests including three former governors with plans to run through the state's centennial in 1963.
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Kermit Humter
McDowell County
West
Break-In And Theft Under Probe In Princeton
State police investigate a weekend theft and break-in. Two gas tanks were stolen from a trailer at Lige White's Place on Pisgah Road. At Keystone Service Station in Ma toaka items including food, a spray gun, and a courtesy card stamp were taken. Incidents occurred after midnight Saturday and before daylight Sunday.
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Princeton
Dave Moye
Lige White
Pisgah Road
Keystone
Matoaka
General LeMay Air Legend and Top Air Force Pick
Washington AP profile of General Curtis E. LeMay chronicling his tough persona and rise from vice chief to chief of staff of the Air Force, his reform of Strategic Air Command, and his reputation as a decisive, results oriented leader born in Columbus Ohio in 1906.
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Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
LeMay
Ironpants
Kennedy
Thomas White
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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England
Columbus
Ohio
Erving
Arizona Dove (Carpenter) LeMay
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Byron Bowling, son of Lena Boyles of Bluefield, and Donald E. Bowling of Corpus Christi, is noted with Navy ties. burial and service details listed. Cleo Lockhart of Pleasant Lake Indiana, widow of Carl Lockhart, mother of three and seven grandchildren, is reported with funeral arrangements in Angola and Pleasant Lake Cemetery.
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W. B. Boyles
Bluefield
Corpus Christi
Tex
Donald E. Bowling
United States Navy
Littlesburg Road
Field
Carl “Gr Oy ‘Davis
Don Bowling
McCray
Ted Malcolm
Princeton
Cleo Lockhart
Pleasant Lake
Ind
W. H. Malcolm
Carl Lockhart
White’s Funeral Home
Angola
Funeral services for Mrs Juanita Shutt held in Bishop, Va
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Juanita Shutt of Stone Ridge are announced for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Alexander Methodist Church in Bishop Virginia with Rev R Dial officiating. Graveside rites follow in Greenview Cemetery Bluefield. The body arrives from Furst Scott Funeral Home Richlands to the Shutt residence Monday at 2 p.m.
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Helen Marie Hackney
Moutheard
Grundy
Percella Hackney
Mouthcard
Randy Douglas Hackney
Jessie Ramey
James Hackney
Winedot, Mich
Henry
Earl Scott Hackney
Buckeye Church
Conaway
Johnny Deskins
Doris Miller
Flannery Cemetery
Virginia Funeral Home
Dickensons Improve In Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs L L Dickenson of North Tazewell Virginia continue to improve in Bluefield Sanatorium Mrs Dickenson suffered a broken vertebra in a fall at home Her husband was hospitalized for a long standing hip ailment
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L. L. Dickenson
North Tazewell
Bluefield
Leftover sweet potato croquettes with ham pairing
The mashed sweet potato is mixed with a well beaten egg and shaped into patties. Each patty is dipped in egg and breadcrumbs then fried until golden brown on both sides. Serve with ham or boneless smoked pork shoulder butt.
Jewelry Firm Faces FTC Probe Over Monopolistic Practices
The Federal Trade Commission charged L. G. Balfour Co. of Attleboro with monopolizing fraternity jewelry and college rings. Lloyd G. Balfour and Burr Patterson & Auld Co. of Detroit are named. the firms allegedly controlled about 99 percent of insignia jewelry sales to members of fraternities and similar groups, with annual aggregate sales around $18 million. The complaint also accuses the Balfour group of luring personnel from competitors and other illegal restraint of trade.
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Washington
L. G. Balfour Co
Federal Trade Commission
Trom
FTC
Balfour Combine
Insignia Jewelry
Balfour
Packers Face $125 Million Oil Cost Year
Chicago reports that the Packers incur an oil cost of 125 million dollars for the year as production and storage costs rise. The article notes the impact on operations and potential adjustments in sourcing and budgeting.
Famed Aviator of 1909 Dies
John Alexander Douglas McCurdy 74 a aviation pioneer and early Baddeck figure linked with Alexander Graham Bell died. He helped launch first flying boat and conducted early kite powered flights with Bell Curtiss and others. His era included tests from Long Island Sound and early wireless and ocean flight records.
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John Alexander Douglas McCurdy
Baddeck
McCurdy
Alexander Graham Bell
University of Toronto
Bell
Glenn Curtiss
Thomas J
Selfridge
Buffalo
N.Y
Long Island Sound
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