Khrushchev keeps mood light during Moscow reception
Soviet Premier Khrushchev attends a Finnish diplomacy reception amid strains with the United States. He tells U.S. Ambassador Thompson that Americans “stir things up” and rejects rolling waters. The exchange covers Kennedy interview topics, hunting, dogs, and English setters, with a humorous note on Russian-American relations.
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Soviet Union
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United States
Copper Mine Tragedy Near Lordsburg Claims One Life
A miner Isabel Bejarano, 32, died and six others were overcome by gas 1300 feet underground at a Banner Mining Co copper mine five miles south of Lordsburg New Mexico. Victims included Victor Garcia Ramon Remperia Ben Arnambala Marcelo Verges and a man identified as Mr Chavirra Escobras in critical condition after aiding others. A dynamite blast preceded symptoms as workers returned from lunch. Peace Justice C L Brown led the inquest confirming Bejarano's death and noting she was married with children.
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Ramon Remperia
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Escobar
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C. L. Brown
Banner Mining Co
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Wife of CIA Director Dies in Ambulance
Mrs. John Alex McCone, 53, wife of CIA chief McCone, died en route to a hospital in an ambulance after a heart attack. She had recently been ill at her San Marino home, recovered enough to travel to Washington, and died at 7 am EST. Funeral services planned in Washington with burial to follow in San Marino.
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Waite House
Griffithsville Woman Dies 110 Descendants
Eva Estep May 75 of Griffithsville died after a three week illness at a granddaughter’s home. She left 110 descendants, survived by five daughters, five sons, four sisters, a brother, 49 grandchildren and 51 great grandchildren. Funeral at Merrills Creek Freewill Baptist Church Friday.
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Eva Estep May
Roscoe Bias
Lincoln County
Freewill Baptis Church
Merle Bell
Mary Knapp
Marmet
Myrtle Hatfield
Chesapeake
Herbert Toler
Charleston
Mayme Spence
Verona
Arvil
Ray
Danville
Hassel
Cleve ‘Gad
Ohio
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Lizzie May
Big Creek
Annie Linville
Ambersidale
Earl Attlee Critically Ill in London Hospital
Earl Attlee the former British prime minister and Labor leader was critically ill in London Wednesday night from a stomach ailment. Doctors said his condition is serious and anxious. He will turn 73 on January 15. Attlee led postwar Britain from 1945 to 1951 and introduced social welfare reforms and nationalizations. Churchill, his Conservative rival, once called him a bitter enemy of socialism, though he reportedly respected the man. Attlee entered Amersham Hospital after a minor stomach upset and declined private care to stay with fellow patients.
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Britain
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Ex-State Woman Dies of Wound in Baltimore
A former Pocahontas County woman died Wednesday in Baltimore Maryland from a gunshot wound. Lord Prestwood, Attlee’s son, and other family members were summoned to the hospital where he said she was very seriously ill. Caroline Sheets, wife of William Sheets, is hospitalized with lumbago, survivors include husband four sons and two sisters, funeral arrangements to be handled by Wal Niece and Wallace Funeral Home in Cass.
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BPW Hears Budget Pleas From State Agencies
Representatives of state spending units plan personal appeals before the Board of Public Works next week as it holds a three day series of hearings to draft the next fiscal year's budget. Finance Commissioner Truman Gore proposed a $129.2 million general revenue outlay starting July 1.
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Truman E. Gore
Baird Promoted At Royal McBee Charleston Office
Homer T. Baird named assistant manager of Royal McBee Corporation's Charleston district sales office. Announcement made by manager H. L. Tilson. Baird, a pioneer sales representative, designed simplified tax bills and voters registration system used statewide and installed accounting systems for a state department.
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Royal McBee Corporation
Charleston District
H. L. Tilson
Baird
National Health Service Dentists Threaten UK Wide Strike
London reports dentists from the National Health Service threaten a nationwide strike unless the government raises their pay. The action would affect NHS dental services across the country, with unions urging a timely pay uplift to avert service disruption.
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London
National Health Service
Toll Toll of Traffic State Police at Charleston
State Police in Charleston released a report on Wednesday detailing traffic deaths and direct fatality trends for the year. The brief cited rising highway fatalities and urged motorists to exercise caution.
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Gasoline Dealers Officers Elected in Chemical Valley
Kyle Dunlap was elected president of the Chemical Valley Gasoline Dealers at its organizational meeting this week. Other officers include vice president Gene Thomas of Thomas Gulfin Charleston and secretary treasurer D. H. Craddock of Craddock's American station in St Albans. Tony Michael of Tony's Sunoco in St Albans was elected chairman of the board of directors. J. R. Shuman of Fairmont attended to represent the State and National Gasoline Dealers Association.
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Chemical Valley
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Dunlap
Osborne Esso Ii
Nitro
Gene) Thomas
Thomas
Gulfin
Johns Retained In Planning Job In Kanawha County
David Moore Johns of Charleston was named administrative director of the Kanawha County Planning and Zoning Commission. He will oversee collecting and coordinating a comprehensive plan for the county's future growth. Johns, a 1955 University of Cincinnati graduate, will work from courthouse annex quarters to be prepared for his move next week. He previously worked with Vecellio and Kreps and before that in the engineering department of Union Carbide Chemicals Co.
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Charleston
Ka‘nawha County Planning and Zoning Commission
Ernest A. Gilbert
Gilvert
Johns
University of Cincknnell
Kanawha Comunty
Ronald E Plett Rites Set At 3 P.M Friday
Funeral services for Charleston bank official Ronald Earl Plott will be conducted Friday evening at Bragm Memorial Church with Rev. Robert McNeill and Rev. Dunbar Ogden officiating. Burial will be in Cunningham Memorial Park. Plott, 65, vice president and trust officer of Kanawha Valley Bank, died after a long illness at Charleston General Hospital. He was a native of Goshen Virginia, educated in Covington and Staunton, held multiple banking roles, and was active in the West Virginia Heart Fund and local clubs. Flowers omitted. contributions to the Heart Fund requested. Body at Barrow Bow Funeral Home.
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