Missing Deaf Mute Sought by Police
A deaf mute, Edith Lestie, 26, missing for six months from Varney Mingo County is sought by her mother Mrs. Bessie Tolliver. She reportedly left two children with her mother in Charleston and has not been heard from since. Police Captain George Nunley notes the case and missing persons efforts.
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George Nunley
Nunley
Edith Lestie
Bessie Tolliver
Varney
Mingo County
Talliver
Three Day Music Convention Set For Riverview
The 47th Mt Olivet Baptist Music Convention unfolds today through Sunday at Riverview Baptist Church. Candlight group led by Mrs Cecelia Hurt opens with I Will Sing of the Mercies of the Lord Forever at 8 p m. and features Senior Choir No 2 and Mt Olivet Chorus. Workshops follow with 2 30 p m Saturday session and youth program at 7 20 p m. Sunday sermon by Rev L A Jones. Musical events continue as listed.
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Mt. Olivet Baptist Music Convention
Riverview Baptist Church
Cecelia Hurt
Young Street Baptist Church
Mt. Olivet
Prewitt
Elaine Duckwyler
L. A. Jones
Riverview Baptists Church
Kennedy visits widow Ryan in Kanawha Valley
President Kennedy joined the Ryan family for an outdoor tea and buffet near their cottages. He received enlarged photographs of the White House signed by him and Jacqueline and a sheepskin rug from Dr. Martin Quigley. Kennedy planted an evergreen tree before leaving, while an aide managed dictation.
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White House
Jacqueline
Martin Joseph Quigley
New Ross
Ryan
Kennedy
Ottawa
Canada
Defense Department
Ryam
Kanawha Valley
Bad Cheek Passer Given Term in Jail
A 29 year old man waived to the stand jury Thursday in Municipal Court on a charge of embezzlement. James Armstrong of Rt. 4 Charleston was bonded at 1000 dollars by Acting Judge John Charnock Jr. Paul Eugene Chappel, 30, of 534 Saunders Court, received 30 days in Kanawha County Jail for issuing a worthless check. John Franklin, of 424% 58th St. SE, faces hearings on receiving stolen goods and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Tom Wade of 1236 Walker Ave. has a hearing set for July 11 on harboring a vicious dog.
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James 8. Armstrong
Rt. 4
Charleston
John Charnock Jr
Paul Eugene Chappell
Saunders Court
Kanawha County
John Franklin
St. S.E
Tom Wade
Walker Ave
FMC Ordnance Plant Expansion Prompts New Jobs in Kanawha Valley
South Charleston FMC Ordnance Plant, employing about 1,300, plans to rise to 3,000 with a new contract. Congressmen note training under the Area Redevelopment Act will help West Virginians gain jobs at FMC and other firms. Senate action on ARC funding and House discussions follow.
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Kanawha Valley
FMC
West
Senate
ARA
Slack
iHouse
House
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Ordnance Chief Hails FMC Facility in Kana Wha Valley
Al Wilgosh senior ordnance official praises the Army and FMC Ordnance cooperation since the new facility began in the Kana Wha Valley. He notes the eee amount for the Philadelphia Procurement District as an indicator of satisfaction with joint efforts.
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Clarence Taylor
FMC
al Wilgosh
Army
Philadelphia
Ken Freeman
FMC Ordnance
Kanawha Valley
Soap Box Boys Picnic And Derby Details
The Kanawha Valley Soap Box Derby sponsors a 2 to 5 p.m. picnic at Kanawha State Park with swimming for entrants. The derby occurs July 6 on the W V Air National Guard road near Coonskin Park. Transportation will be provided if needed and entrants should mail a Derby Queen photo by July 2.
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Kanawha Valley
Kanawha State Park
American Business Club
Chevrolet
The
Gazette
W. Va
General Glass Co
Lee St
Derby
Rodney Smith
Glenwood Ave
Charleston
C&O Union Votes for Strike Amid Contract Talks
Richmond Va The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway voted overwhelmingly in favor of a strike if talks fail A 30 day May ballot prompted by work rule disputes tied to proposed job consolidations The union chieftain Charles B Moore declined to disclose totals saying the decision to strike rests with George M Harrison the Cincinnati grand president who must approve a strike date with a federal mediator handling the dispute
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Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Charles B. Moore
Brotherhood
C&o System Board of Adjustment
Moore
George M. Harrison
Cincinnati
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
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