Papers Signed For ARA Grant To Run Six Hospitals
Frankfort officials say Appalachian Regional Hospitals Inc plans to take over five eastern Kentucky hospitals on Oct. 1 with a $3.9 million Area Redevelopment Administration grant to buy them from the United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund. The State Board of Health approved the articles of incorporation, which authorize a non profit regional system with nursing homes and related facilities and potential expansion into West Virginia and Virginia.
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Frankfort
Appalachian Regional Hospitals, Inc
Eastern Kentucky
Washington
Area Redevelopment Administration
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
State Board of Health
Peace Corps Ends Latin America Program in Colombia
Bruce Lane of Austin and 61 other volunteers conclude the first Latin American Peace Corps program in Colombia. Some praise earned community changes like aqueducts and schools while others blame government inertia and lack of support for limited success.
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Bogota
Colombia
Peace Corps
Antigringo University
Bruce Lane
Austin, Tex
Lane
Terry Adcock
Austin
Adcock
Cogua
Mike Willson
Hinsdale, Ill
Jet
Danny Kaye Visits Moscow Film Show
Brooklyn born actor Danny Kaye arrived in Moscow for the Moscow Film Festival opening July 7. His parents came from Russia and he began a planned visit to the Soviet Union with screenings and meetings scheduled during the event.
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Danny Kaye
Moscow
Brooklyn
Russia
Soviet Union
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Contact and Rates Notice
Public notice from Bluefield Daily Telegraph detailing newspaper contact information, pricing by carrier and mail, circulation rights, and regional service areas. Includes address at 412 Bland Street Bluefield WV and Kay Telephone representative details.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kay Telephone
Steelworkers and 11 firms sign 13 week vacation plan
United Steelworkers and 11 major basic steel companies reach contracts with a 13 week paid vacation plan for the top half of longest serving workers every five years. The deal covers about 400,000 workers and runs to May 1, 1965.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Basic Steel Companies
David J. McDonald
USW
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
U. S. Steel Corp
McDonald
Guard Troops Celebrate Excellence at Camp Dawson
West Virginia National Guard units at Camp Dawson welcomed 500 more soldiers for 15 days of summer training after 1092nd Engineer Battalion arrivals. The 16th Special Forces Group (Airborne) led the field exercise Dare Ul and Dare II earning the Garland J. McAbee trophy for top 10-man team. A Gov. Okey L. Patterson trophy went to Beckley’s Sgt. Norman D. Southern.
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W. Va
West Virginia National Guard
1092Nd Engineer
Parkersburg
Salem
Weston
Buckhannon
15Th Special Forces Group
Airborne
Preston County
William R. Pethiel
Ashland
Garland J. McAbee
U. S. Army
16Th
McAbee
Army
Norman D. Southern
Beckley
Okey L. Patteson
Gene H. Williams
Richard W. Biddle
Jimmy O. Bail
Martinsburg
William E. Miller
Harry T. Burnell
Philadelphia
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Faces Iran’s Political Challenge
Tehran reports Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi risking a royal reform program to weaken mullah power by broadening land reform and giving women the vote. He faces opposition from landlords mullahs students and officials while diplomats note his leadership shift from indecisive to determined amid unrest and fears of upheaval and Soviet intervention.
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Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Shah
Tudeh Party
Soviet Union
Moscow
Heat Clings To Most Of Nation
The Associated Press reports widespread heat across the nation with a cool front moving into New England and a cool mass reaching the Northwest. Heat to 100s eased near the Midwest edge as storms produced heavy rain and a fatal lightning incident near Stark City Missouri.
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New England
South Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Mercury
Spokane
Wash
Helena
Mont
Casper
Wyo
Midwest
Byrd Among Names on Ultrademands for Civil Rights Cloture
Washington reports Vice President Lyndon Johnson told Senate liberals they may need to endure around the clock sessions and even “kill off” elderly southern lawmakers to push a civil rights bill. The list includes Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia and several other veteran southern Democrats.
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Washington
Nana
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Sen
Byrd
A. Willis Robertson
Louisiana
Allen J. Ellender
Florida
Spessard B. Holland
Alabama
Lister Hill
North Carolina
Sam J. Ervin
B. Everett Jordan
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
South Carolina
Olin D. Johnston
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Extradition For 3 Men Okayed
Three Cleveland area men Raymond Panzar Charles Whited and William Hosy were ordered extradited to Huntington West Virginia for trial in the May 26 burglary of a discount store. They were held in Cuyahoga County Jail with no bond set and plan to appeal. Witnesses placed the men in Cleveland at the time, or in Huntington, during the burglary.
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Cleveland
Greater Cleveland
Huntington
W. Va
Common Pleas Court
William K. Thomas
Raymond A. Panzar
Charles Whited
William Hosy
Willowick
Cuyahoga County
Arlene Steuer
Hazel Fulton
Miss Steuer
Panzar
Whited
Hosy
Ragusa Triumphs After Relko Withdrawn From Irish Derby
Ragusa, an Irish bred colt trained by Paddy Prendergast and ridden by Garry Bougoure, won the Irish Sweeps Derby at the Curragh after Relko was withdrawn seconds before the start with lameness. Vic Mo Chroi finished second, Tiger third, in a race run on a soft track with a 2:46 3-5 time. Ragusa earned $137,625 for owner Capt. Harry F. Guggenheim.
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Ireland
Relko
Ragusa
England
Vic Mo Chroi
Tiger
Capt
Harry F. Guggenheim
New York
Garry Bougoure
J. R. Mullion
Dublin
Paddy Prendergast
Francois Dupre
Deaths and funerals in Princeton and nearby towns
Mary Bess Price 78 of Princeton dies in Memorial Hospital widow of George Low Price survived by five sons three daughters and many grandchildren. Shell Ezekiel French 75 of Newport News dies in a local hospital. Final services for E F Kent 78 of Miami Fla native of Bluefield deceased Saturday. Monie E Spriggs 68 of Haysi Va dies Friday at home with several children and siblings listed. Other notices include William James Engle Sr Gus Howard Martin and arrangements pending at local funeral homes.
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Knob St
Princeton
Memorial Hospital
George Low Price
Hayes Chapel
William and
Nancy Martin Williams
Audra Price
Bluefield
Oscar Price
Beckley
Earl Price
Bill
Bernard Price
Mullens
Ethel Lilly
Georgia Barr
Kathleen Price
Saltville
Paul Williams
Hoges Chapel
Essie Hensley
Harold Martin
Eugene Durham
Beckiey
Edna Reece
Pembroke
George W. Seaver
Dwight Dickenson
Resthaven Memorial Park
Shell Ezekiel French
Newport News
Civil Service
Langley Air Force Base
French
Tazewell County
Charles
Nancy French
James R. Dudley
Falls Mills
Lena French
Warren
Harry French
Dick Moore
Cecil Taylor
William James Engle Sr
New Hope Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Hawkins Funeral Home
Gus Howard Martin
Montcalm
Cravens
Boots Claybourne Dies in Cleveland Hospital
Robert Boots Claybourne former resident of Maybeury and Cleveland Ohio died Wednesday in a Cleveland hospital. He was brother of Mrs Jessie Hairston wife of Rev James Hairston of Memorial Baptist Church Switchback Funeral and burial rites will be conducted Monday in Cleveland.
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Robert
Boots) Claybourne
Maybeury
East 68Th St
Cleveland
Ohio
Claybourne
Jessie Hairston
James Hairston
Memorial Baptist Church
Funeral plans for Roscoe Barnes in Keystone incomplete
Roscoe Barnes of Jenkin Jones died Friday in a Welch hospital. The body will remain at Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home in Keystone where final arrangements will be announced.
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Roscoe Barnes
Jenkin Jones
Welch Hospital
Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home
Keystone
John Wesley Jones
Indian Ridge
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Funeral arrangements incomplete for John Wesley Jones
John Wesley Jones of Indian Ridge died Friday in Beckley Memorial Hospital. Funeral plans will be announced.
Rev Rector Takes Over Church Today
Itmann Glen Rogers Methodist Circuit welcomes new minister Rev Hampto Joel Rector succeeding Rev Paul Rector. Rector, a Bluefield native, is a Duke Divinity School graduate with WVU activity in debating drama and Wesley Foundation. He aided Scott's Run Settlement House and Duke Endowment programs in Halifax and Shelby North Carolina.
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Itmann-Glen
Scott's Run
Morgantown
Duke
Halifax
Shelby
N.C
West Virginia Methodist Conference
E. R
Bluefield
Press Group Gifts Pope a Tape Recorder in Rome
The Italian Press Association and the Foreign Press Association in Rome presented Pope Paul VI with a $500 tape recorder on Saturday.
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Press Group
Pope
Vatican City
Italian Press Association
The
Foreign Press Association
Rome
Pope Paul VI
Portable testing device predicts soldier abilities faster
A U S Bureau of Standards project yields a field usable machine that forecasts soldier performance better than interviews. Using peer ratings from fellow soldiers, the device quickly computes an averaged score for each man, reducing 15 man squad scoring from an hour to three minutes.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Standards
J. E. Uhlaner
Army
Korea
Rio Fire Toll Is Reduced To Four
Firemen mistook charred debris for bodies in a 22 story office building fire. Officials revised the death toll downward from seven to four, noting the four deaths resulted from falls or jumps from the flaming building. morgue initially listed three burned victims and four who jumped or fell.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
East Communists Meet in Berlin Ahead of Moscow Talks
East Berlin hosts a summit of Soviet bloc leaders including Khrushchev and Ulbricht to seal a united front against Beijing demands as Moscow and Beijing prepare to meet in Moscow. Attendees include Novotny Kadar Gomulka Zhivkov with Gheorghiu Dej possible. Ulbricht marks his 70th birthday with ceremonies.
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East Berlin
Khrushchev
Peking
Moscow
Kremlin
Moscow-Peking
Walter Ulbricht
Antonin Novotny
Janos Kadar
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Bulgaria
Todor Zhivkov
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Ulbricht
Drownings, Collision Toll Mark Saturday Tragic Weekend
A Kanawha County father and his 10 year old son drowned at a Elk River swimming party near Elkhurst as 35 onlookers watched. In Morgantown area a 15 year old, Larry Kennedy, drowned in Cheat Lake while friends swam nearby. A Mercer County boy, 6 year old Tommy Pearl, was killed when struck by a car on a secondary road near McComas.
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Associated Press
Kanawha County
Elk River
Elkhurst
Morgantown
Mercer County
James B. Cain
Big Chimney
James Jr
Cain
Clendenin
Larry Lee Kennedy
Kingwood Pike
Monongalia County
Cheat Lake
Point Marion
Tommy Pearl
McComas
Flamboyant Prosecutor Questions Ward Case Evidence
Miss Ricardo testified that Ward asked about an abortion and she provided a girlfriend's name. Miss Rice-Davies appeared for cross examination discussing remarks about Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Astor. Ward's attorney pressed about Astor's statements to police. Laughter erupted as comments were made and Astor and Fairbanks could not comment publicly. The hearing recessed until Wednesday.
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Mervyn Griffith-Jones
Ward
Miss Ricardo
Miss Rice-Davies
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Astor
James Burge
Burge
Miss Rice- Davies
Fairbanks
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