Israel Likely to Deport Soblen Amid Health Fears
In Jerusalem, Soblen, a 62 year old Soviet spy, faces possible deportation to serve his New York life term. Israel rejects visa to stay, citing the right to expel undesirables. Soblen, hospitalized at Ramleh Prison after leukemia diagnosis, roams under guard while awaiting a court review and government consultation on the U S request for his return.
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Jerusalem
Robert A. Sobien
A.vlum
Israel
United States
Leblen
Washington
David Benjurion
U.S. State Department
Ambasas
Abe Harman
Soblex
New York
Terior
Y. Shapiro
Ben Gurion
Foreign and Justice
Soblen
Ramieh
Tel Aviv
Air France
Moscow
Weather Entry From Seated Saturday Report
A fragmented weather note notes a Saturday forecast with unclear timing and location details. The readable items reference Sete and Saturday elements, but specifics such as region, temperatures, wind or precipitation are not provided in full.
Budget adds two state projects in health and water
Senator Byrd announced Friday that the budget would include 520000 for a US Public Health Service research and rehabilitation project in Beckley and 500000 for a water pollution control project in the Ohio River basin possibly at Wheeling. The Beckley project targets pneumoconiosis among coal miners and would lease 10000 to 15000 square feet for offices and labs with 2 to 30 hospital beds. about four staffers would be employed. The Ohio River project would require a staff of 40 to 50 and a site is yet to be determined as the Senate Appropriations Committee approved the additions.
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Wheeling
Fuit
West Virginia
Sir Hubert
Byrd
Public Health Service Research and Rehabilitation
Beckley
Oia H
Senate Appropriations Committee
PHS
Ohio River
Stranded Troops Invade Coonskin Park
Paratroopers from the 1st Airhorse Division based at Ft Campbell Ky along with supporting units conducted a training exercise at Coonskin Park near Elkins. Plans to move by rail and air were disrupted, leaving troops and equipment in the park while awaiting return arrangements.
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Ralph Turner
Coonski Park
Lovers Lane
Grand
1St Airhorse Division
Ft Campbell
Monongahela National Forest
Elkins
Kanawha
Ft. Campbell
Tennessee
Houbay
Pol John F. Sullivan
Sullian
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Freck Camvey
Globemaster Triumpert
Rane
Di-Day Ordeal Ends for Four Men
Four Costa Rica passengers aboard a Pacific freighter were rescued 20 miles off Guatemala after a dramatic di day ordeal. The four men said they survived by eating turtles fish and rain water while being surrounded by hostile seas and changes of fate until rescued by a freighter crew.
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Balboa Canal
Costa Rica
Pacific
Kelly
Guatemiain
Gregori Martines
Creamen
Second Man Identified in Blue Creek Post Office Burglary
Federal authorities released the name of a second man arrested in the Blue Creek Post Office burglary last Sunday. Carl Lee Wilson, 23, of St. Albans, and Carl Junior Lege, 21, of Charleston, face federal burglary and theft charges. Police found postal locks and keys in a suspect's car, and more than 400 blank money orders were taken along with $35 in cash and several stamps. Both suspects are held in Kanawha County jail on $2,500 bond each awaiting federal action. state police also investigate.
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Matt
Blue Creek
W. CL. Doerr
Daid
Carl Lee Wilson
St. Albans
Bay Wen
Wilson
Carl Junior Lege
Charleston
B. J. Kinley
Leonard Cunningham
Doerr
Levg
Ant Wilson
Kanawha
Clendenin
Vigilante Group Appeals After Large Blacklisting Verdict
NEW YORK two anti Communist vigilante group promised an appeal after a federal court jury upheld a ruling against John Hears Faulk for listing him by a group called Aware. The $8 million award marked one of the largest defamation verdicts in New York history tied to Faulk a CBS radio and television performer.
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New York
John Hears Fawk
Faulks
Columbia Broadcasting System
Four Skybolt missiles test ends in failure at Cape Canaveral
The Skybolt project fails on a test flight as the 39 foot air to ground missile drops after engine cut and sinks off Cape Canaveral. The Air Force cites unclear cause while noting prior tests and other weapons like Minuteman and Polaris achieving milestones. Salvage efforts will try to recover debris as radar fixes the impact area.
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Cape Cazaveral
AIR Force
United States
At Air Force
Minuteman
Hth
Polaris
York Hero Undergoes Prostate Gland Surgery
Nashville Tenn. un Sgt Alvin York, 74, underwent surgery Friday for an enlarged prostate gland and was reported resting well. A hospital spokesman said the World War I Medal of Honor recipient was in surgery about two hours and came through it very well.
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Nashville. Tenn
Alvin York
Ter
Failure in Most Businesses Attributed to Weak Management
A Charleston news summary reports that Yorks doctor and a public accountant testified before the Senate Committee on small business. They said most business failures stem from weak management, urging training and better dissemination of managerial assistance. Robert E. Witschey urged a scientific study by a competent group to identify causes and reduce failures. Sen Jennings Randolph of West Virginia sits on the committee. The Charlestonian notes the need for education and information to improve management practices among potential new managers.
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York
Washington
Charleston
Wva
Public
Senate Committee
Pall Mall
Tenn Lon
Nashville
Robert E. Witschey
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Witschey
Institute
Sen
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Charlestonian
Body of Man found in Car in Lorain
The body of Grover Lee Young a former West Virginia resident was found stuffed in the trunk of his car in a Lorain Ohio parking lot. He had a bullet wound in the back of his head and had been missing since Sunday. Young lived with his wife Louise and twin sons and previously worked as a glazer in Charleston West Virginia. He left West Virginia about seven years ago.
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Lorain
Ohio
West Virginia
Grover Lee Young
Hi. 1
Elkview
W. Va
William J. Ree
Young
Louise
Charleston
Elkview High School
S. C. Man Sentenced Two Months For Drunken Driving
Thomas Edward Lloyd, 38, of South Charleston, argued his car was being pushed when arrested for drunk driving. Judge William J. Thompson overruled a motion for a new trial and sentenced him to six months in county jail. Probation revoked with a concurrent six month term and a $50 fine. Lloyd had pleaded guilty March 10, 1961.
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Thomas Edward
South Charleston
Cour
Willam J. Thompson
Lloyd
West Virginia flood cleanup grants awarded for three projects
The U S Army Engineers awarded three federal contracts totaling about 16.8 million dollars for flood cleanup and road repairs in southern counties. Wipperman Construction of Virginia Beckley division and Dravo Corp Pittsburgh will handle the forest products laboratory movables dam work at Pike Island. Palan Industries Hunffington faces an alleged arrest error as defense planning unfolds.
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West Periscope
Wipperman Construction
Virginia
Congressional
Beckley
Dravo Corp
Pittsburghiducts Laboratory and Research
U.S. Forest Service
Army Engineers
Mercer
Charles
Polan
Lloyd
Office of Civil Defense and Emergency Planning
Flames and Dedication Marks Movements in Eskdale and Mercer
Fire gutted a newly remodeled Eskdale home causing 13000 in damage to house and contents. Investigations by Chief Keeney point to an closet origin with no injuries. Separately, Mercer inmates from Bluefield receive jail terms, and a memorial tree dedication is planned at Ruffner Memorial Park with dignitaries speaking.
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Eskdale
Arthur R. Keeney
Fast Bank
Nathan B. Lee
Keeney
East Bank
Chesapeake
William Hogue
Charleston
Pacific St
Robert Lee
Rf. 2
St. Albans
Taylor Oulevard Bam
Nesta Y' Ba
Eenesay Oval
Ruffner Memorial Park
Secre
Canfield Named To Postal Job At St Albans
Joseph V. Canfield, a 63 year old postal veteran, is named acting postmaster at St Albans by postal inspectors. He previously served as assistant postmaster and was longtime superintendent of the Charleston branch. The appointment follows Ralph May’s retirement and contrasts with Good who had served temporarily.
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Joseph V. Canfield
Weens Orn
St. Albans
Canfield
Saith
St Petersburg Newspaper Sold to Times Group
The St Petersburg Independent newspaper has been sold to the morning St Petersburg Times. Loyal Phillips, president of the Independent, announced the sale. The Times group purchase price was not disclosed. Rising publishing costs were cited as the reason. The Times had a 1961 circulation of 118,000 while the Independent reached 34,000.
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Taylor
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