Mrs America Fay Musick Hale Killed In Lebanon Crash
A 36 year old Russell County woman Mrs America Fay Musick Hale died after being struck by a car as she crossed Huffman Hill on US 19 near Lebanon Virginia The incident occurred about 345 PM Thursday June 27 and the victim who was en route home from Russell Manufacturing Co Lebanon was a passenger in a car that stopped in front of her house John Jacobs 55 of St Paul VA drove the striking vehicle He was unhurt The Russell County Rescue Squad transported Hale to Lebanon General Hospital where she died en route Funeral arrangements are pending at Lebanon Funeral Home in charge Survivors include husband Noel Hale three sons two step sons two brothers two sisters and one half sister. State Police continue investigation.
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Noel Hale
Huffman Hill
Kelly Hale
Noel Hale, Jr
Henry Duty
Coeburn
Sterling Duty
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H. K. Duty
Swords Creek
Martha Artrip
Mary Dotson
Cleveland
Elizabeth Runyons
Mercer County Bar to Host Integrated 1963 Convention
The 1963 West Virginia Bar Association convention will be held in Bluefield October 10 to 12 on an integrated basis. Mercer County Bar Association president Phil Lilly said hotels decide housing policy, with 15 to 20 Negro attorneys eligible to attend. Registration at the West Virginian Hotel.
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France Warns Europe Not To Trust U S A Too Far
Paris AP reports France warned Western Europe against relying entirely on the United States for security. Alain Peyrefitte said Washington’s policy uncertain a decade hence and noted U S neutrality in 1914 and 1939. he cited Kennedy’s pledge and warned against abandoning defense to another nation.
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Goldwater Defends True Liberalism At GOP Convention
Senator Barry Goldwater cited an old liberal tradition and attacked urban political machines in a prepared speech to Young Republican delegates in San Francisco. He argued that modern liberals are captive to big city machines and said Democrats cannot win national office without such ties.
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Inside 18 Movies 16 Society
A brief section notes a focus on eighteen films and sixteen social topics tied to Princeton, highlighting cultural events and campus discussions.
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Princeton
McDowell County Boy Drowns At Coalwood Pond
A 13 year old McDowell County boy Allan Lane Culbertson drowned while swimming in a pond at Number 6 Hollow Coalwood around 4 p.m. Wednesday. Rescue squads recovered the body four hours later in 14 feet of water. he was the son of Mr and Mrs James Culbertson of Coalwood.
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Culbertson
Page Funeral Home
Welch
Godber To Take Profumo's Place In UK War Ministry
London AP reports Joseph Godber named war minister to succeed John Profumo who resigned amid a sex and security scandal. Godber 49, disarmament expert and former state minister, will oversee army and some intelligence operations without full cabinet rank as ministries merge under defense. Christine Keeler and Dr Stephen Ward figures loom in ongoing trial.
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Senate To Pass On Nomination Of Almond To Federal Bench
Former Virginia governor J Lindsay Almond Jr appears headed for Senate confirmation as a federal judge on the U S Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. The Judiciary Committee approved his nomination, with Byrd silent and Roberts voicing no objection. Almond earlier held interim appointment since 1962 and is 65.
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U S Attorney Accused of Using Threat in Danville
In Danville Virginia Mayor Julian R Stinson accuses a Department of Justice attorney Harold J Flannery of using veiled threats to pressure the city over Negro leaders indicted for racial demonstrations The notice cites Rev Lawrence Campbell Rev A I Dunlap and Julius Adams among the 13 indicted and notes Holt was arrested on bond The mayor calls Flannerys remarks a threat and says he will speak only to responsible Negroes Flannery sought to force integration pledging profits and jobs for Negroes in city venues
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Lodge Named Ambassador to South Viet Nam
President Kennedy announced the nomination of Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. as ambassador to South Viet Nam to succeed Frederick Nolting. Lodge, former 1960 GOP vice presidential candidate, would take the post in the fall after a career at the United Nations and a 1952 Senate race loss. Nolting returns after a two year tour. no next assignment announced.
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Albania sentences three spies to death
In Tirana, communist Albanian courts sentenced at least three undercover agents to death for attempting to overthrow the regime. A Radio Tirana report said 12 spies saboteurs and diversions were trained by secret services of Yugoslavia Greece and the United States and were recently tried. The defendants were all Albanian nationals.
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East Berlin Prepares for Khrushchev Visit Amid Kennedy Pulse
East Berlin readies a reception for Premier Khrushchev following Kennedy's West Berlin triumph. Officials promise a friendly visit not a state event, while propaganda devices tout peace coexistence and potential travel talks with Willy Brandt.
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President Kennedy visits home of cousin in Ireland
Kennedy tours New Ross and Dunganstown in a rapid, warmly received itinerary. He greets 14 Kennedy cousins at the small Dunganstown farm, attends with Garda orderly pushback, and shares a light joke about his ancestor Patrick Kennedy and the Albatross Company.
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Rail Clerks Vote For Strike If Talks Fail
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway voted overwhelmingly in favor of a strike if negotiations over work rules fail. Union spokesman Charles B. Moore declined to reveal the vote total from a 30 day ballot held in May, stating the union is ready to tie up the railroad if no agreement is reached.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Charles B. Moore
C&o System Board of Adjustment
Pope Paul VI Reopens Ecumenical Council for Sept 29
The Vatican announces the Ecumenical Council will resume on September 29, signaling the Pope's intent to pursue an extended council agenda. Speculation swirls about future sessions and possible long-term parliamentary-style reconvenes for world bishops.
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Stadium Lighting Plan Delayed for Mitchell Stadium
Bluefield pauses on modern lighting as city negotiates a fast delivery. Bethlehem Steel offered towers for 36 lights each at 21.3 cents per pound for 3000 pounds, delivering in 120 days. Delivery would miss football season. Platnick Brothers may supply steel but require galvanizing in Ohio, raising costs.
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