Malpractice Case Settled In Finch Suit In L A
James J. Pappa ex husband of Carole Tregoff agreed to a five figure settlement of his $100000 damages claim against Dr. Bernard Finch and West Covina Hospital after an October 1958 leg surgery. The surgeon allegedly severed two nerves during cyst removal and the case ended with the out of court agreement announced as the trial date arrived. Barbara Jean, 36, socialite and Tregoff, MM, were convicted of murder in April and are serving life sentences.
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Los Angeles
Carole
Pappa
Tregoff
Dr. R
Bernard Finch
Barbara Jean
James J. Pappa
Finch
West Covina Hospital
Missile Scores Success in Test Flight at Cape Canaveral
The Mace-B guided missile completed a 1.1 million mile test flight, demonstrating evasive maneuvers and inertial guidance. Built by Martin Co, the 44 foot swept wing craft began from a concrete shelter and reached altitudes up to 40,000 feet. Twenty six missiles were launched in the R and D program, with the first unit slated for Okinawa later this year.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla—i
Air Force
Okinawa
Martin Co
Ike Didn’t Faint But Wont Run for Senate
York Pa report asked former President Dwight Eisenhower about plans to seek the U S Senate. He smiled and asked if the reporter wanted him to faint. He noted he would be 71 in October and appeared fit at the industrial dinner in his honor.
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York
Dwight J
Eisenhower
Senate
Lasenhower
Myles Loucks
The
York Dispatch
Ike
Three British Cyclists Aim Marco Polo Route
Giles Watkins, Stanley Johnson and Michael Dr Larrabeiti set out from Oxford to retrace Marco Polo’s 10 000 mile route to Peiping. The trio will travel through Le Touquet Italy Yugoslavia Bulgaria Turkey Afghanistan the Soviet Union and Red China following Polo’s 1271 pilgrimage.
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Oxford
England
Saxdition
Peiping
Marco Polo
Palo
Murape
Hindu Kush
Gobi
Persian Desert
Entens
Hon
Giles Watkins
Stanley Johnson
Michael Dr Larrabeiti
le Touquet
France
Italy
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Turkeyvan
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Red China
Boy Hit by Car in St Albans Hospitalized
A boy son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Aston of St Albans was struck by a car while running along US 66 near Coal Mountain. He was treated at a hospital Wednesday for a severe head cut and a lip cut. The driver was not held. The boy’s condition is listed as good.
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Gommilou
Thats
Tlospital
Samuel
Aston
St. Albans
Coal Mountain
Sait Tastan
Property Transfers Mention Multiple Parcels in South Charleston Area
A series of land transactions list James Thurman Boppess and Vernon Burdettés families, Serna Hill Land Co, and numerous buyers including Ashby Aire, Kenny Jackson, Edgar Gumont, Gladys Pailey, Jeffersort District, and John Reynolds. Parcels span Union, Forest Hills, Loudun, Spring Hill, and South Charleston with various lots, intrests, and residuary rights noted.
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James Thurman Boppess
Vernon Franklin Burdetté
Vernon
Gwen G. Jarrett
Byron S Darrell
Serna Hill Land Co
Addo
South Charleston
Cine W. Grant
Ashby Aire
Carl Heck
Union
Kenny Jackson
Fred L. Hickory
Wite
Kyhlana Adda
St. Albany
Edgar &. Gumont Sr
Howard Murphy
South Charlies
Ton Gladys Pailey
Etla Moe Shalfer
Ints
Upper Glen Elk
Adda
Forest Hills Co
Ta Glens
Doyle Thompson
Wilt
Forest Hi
Littepape
Charlesyn Gienn
Fo Jackson
Ratert B. Harris
Parks and Adan
Spring Hill
Devier Aacguire
Elsworth Ekare
Albads i Wisilam & Wilkinsom Jr
Jdown Carbide Corp
Mathews Branch
London
Tank Truck Hit by Train Burns in Fatal Iowa Crash
BETTENDORF IOWA Three men died in flames when a gasoline tank truck and Burlington Route freight train collided at a crossing on the outskirts of Bettendorf A fourth person Ashton Blakewell 60 of Galesburg is reported in critical condition at Davenport Hospital The train engines two diesels and seven freight cars were destroyed officials noted the crossing had only a crossbar signal and the truck may have stalled or failed to see the train.
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Bettendorf
Iowa
Burlington Road
Bettensdorf
W. G. Lauder
Galesburg
Robert R. Jacobs
Moenard Wierenga
Albany
Davenport
Ashton E. Blakewell
J. F. McNamara
Beckley Man Receives 5 to 13 Year Murder Term
Beckley resident Thomas Brandon Smith, 42, pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the knife slaying of his wife Anna Mae Smith, 38, on April 19. He also injured himself and was treated in hospital. Judge Harry T. McCreery denied probation. Indicted by the June Grand Jury.
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Beckley
State
Thomas Brandon Smith
East Park
Anna Mae
Smith
Harry T. McCreery
Aleigh County
Ravens-Metal marks sixth anniversary open house
Parkersburg Ravens Metal Products invites guests to its sixth anniversary open house at the Trensboro truck body factory. Uayd AL Ceak president says nearly a million dollars in annual sales, tours to be held in the afternoon, with Rep. Cleveland M. Bailey as speaker at 7 pm in St. Marys High School auditorium.
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Parkersburg
Batuetay
Ravens + Metal Products
Uayd AL Ceak
Mtenboro
Resis
West Virginia
Ravens
Trensboro
Cleveland M. Bailey
St. Marys High School
Plane Lands Short of Jamaica Bay at Idlewild
A KLM Patch Airlines DC liner carrying 67 passengers and 12 crew swerved on landing at Idlewild in light rain, plowing through sand and stopping 50 feet from Jamaica Bay. No injuries reported. The hydraulic brake system alarm prompted Idlewild control tower. emergency equipment stood by but not used.
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New York
KLM Patch Airlines
Idlewild
Jamaica Bay
Dc& Liner
Amsterdam
Fimer- Pemcy
Methodist Youth Install Officers at Glen Ferris Church
New leaders of the Upper Kanawha Sub District Methodist Youth served as officers this week at Glen Ferris Methodist Church, installed by Bishop Fred G. Holloway. The slate includes Nancy Holcomb as president, Jimmy Duncan as vice president, Zellamae Carte as secretary, Owen Humphrey as treasurer, Mary Margaret Wilson, Nancy Neptune, Joy Roy, Paul Curry, and Karen Holcomb as area chairmen, with Paul Rogers as adult counselor, Barbara Humphrey as publicist, and Bill Kinder as organist and pianist.
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Glen Ferris
Kanawha
Nowship
Glen Ferris Methodist Church
Fred G. Holloway
Nancy Holcomb
Glasgow
Jimmy Duncan
Cedar Grove
Zellamae Carte
Decota
Owen Humphrey
Dawes
Mary Margaret ‘Wilson
Miami
Nancy Neptune
East Bank
Joy Roy
Gauley Bridge
Paul Curry
Chesapeake
Karen Holcomb
Fatal blast at Union Carbide plant claims three lives
An explosion at the 70 by 100 foot Linde Division plant of Union Carbide Corp. killed three workers who were buried beyond recognition. Firefighters recovered the bodies as Great Lakes Steel officials said two victims worked for them and one for Linde, with plant officials noting the site was fully automated and only three men were assigned to it. Oxygen produced there was piped directly to the steel plant.
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Union Carbide Corp
Great Lakes Steel
Albany
Atlanta
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Charleston
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Buffalo
West Virinia
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Cineinnati
Virginia
Diearing
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Detroit
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Clow
Gam
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Richmond
St. Louis
Nor- San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Appalachian to Build 122 Mile 345kV Line
Appalachian Power Co announced an $8 million project to construct a 122 mile 345000 volt transmission line from Cloverdale north of Roanoke to Glasgow West Virginia connected to a Kanawha River plant. Collier Construction Co. of Strongville Ohio won the contract and The New England Tree Expert Co. of Clark Summit Pa will clear the right of way.
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Cloverdale
Piete
Glasgow
W. Va
Appalachian Power Co
R. E. Hodges
Appalachian
Cloverdale _s
Kanawha River
Anelectric
American Electric Power Co
Collier Construction Co
Strongville
Ohio
New England Tree Expert Co
Clark Summit
Summer Bring Cool Start with Rain and Storms
The Associated Press reports a sunny but cool start to summer across the nation. Clouds topped most of the eastern quarter, while the southern seaside regions faced widespread rain and locally heavy storms.
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Seaboard
Mail Order Firm To Fill Doctors Prescriptions
CHICAGO Spiege a mail order house announced Wednesday it will fill doctor's prescriptions for its regular customers on a nonprofit basis. The project aims to aid patrons and improve service. Elsewhere, sections of Georgia reported heavy rain with up to 6 inches, while a tornado affected Andrews South Carolina and Seagrove Beach Florida causing minor damage and no injuries.
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Spiege
Georgia
Lynch Ja
Burg
M. D. Spiegel
Andrews
S. C
Sumnerton
D. C
Kooning
Seagrove Beach
Fla
Man charged with rape and abduction in Anderson case
Willie Campbell of Williamston was charged with abduction and rape of a 17-year-old girl and assault on her escort in a lovers lane incident two weeks earlier in Anderson County. Sheriff W. J. Erskine said Campbell’s car matched the description and a polygraph flagged him as deceptive. The victim walked miles after being abducted before reaching a hospital.
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Anderson
5. C
Anderson County
W. J. Erskine
Willie Carmpbell
Williamston
Erskine
Campbell
Charles Gambrell
Ohio River Dam Approval Seen Near Racine Ohio
Secretary of the Army Elvis J. Stahr Jr. indicated a likely approval this week for construction of up to seventy million dollars worth of locks and dam facilities on the Ohio River at Racine Ohio. Rep. Ken Hechler reports the move implies replacing three old dams and mirrors the Greenup Dam project nearing completion. The proposed site lies between Point Pleasant and Ravenswood on the West Virginia side about seven miles upstream from Huntington, with coordination seen as a lengthy but progressing step.
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Timntington
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Ohio River
Racine
Ohio
Ken Hechler
Stahr
Greenup
Hechler
U Jam
Point Pleasant
Ravens
Iwood
West Virginia
Huntington
Spiegel drug service to be compounded by licensed pharmacists
Spiegel plans a mail order drug service where prescriptions will be compounded by registered pharmacists with double-checked quality control and complete records. Shipments will be prompt but not for emergencies. About four million Spiegel Budget Plan account catalogue customers would be eligible to participate.
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Spiegel
Mayor Londeree Listed Satisfactory After Major Operation
Joseph Londeree age 72 mayor of South Charleston was reported Wednesday in satisfactory condition following a major operation at Charleston General Hospital. The specific procedure was not disclosed.
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Londeree
South Charleston
Joseph Londeree
Charleston General Hospital
Trapped man ends life after burn talks with troopers
In Lebanon New Jersey state troopers and three Bell children tried calming Stanley Bell as he threatened suicide with a 12 gauge shotgun during a house fire. Bell sat with the weapon under his chin until it fired, killing himself as neighbors and firefighters battled flames that engulfed the home.
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Lebanon
N. J
Enour
Stanley Bell
Bell
New Brunswick
Julian Anderson
Frankie Anderson
Julian
Eartha
Kevin
Water Rate Hike Okayed by PSC
The Public Service Commission approved higher water rates for Standard Utility Service Corp. customers in Glen, White, Raleigh County. The move follows a $2,328 revenue shortfall last year and introduces charges from 1.90 to 0.90 per thousand gallons based on usage, with metered customers affected. The PSC also ordered corrections to mineral deposits impacting about 160 customers.
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Public Service Commission
Standard Utility Service Corp
Glen
White
Raleigh County
Standard
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