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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1961

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Sailor Confesses Beating Minister in West Virginia Search

In Beckley West Virginia sheriff officers say 18 year old Willard Graham of Patrick South Carolina admitted striking Rev J H Keaton during a ride from Huntington to Princeton. He told authorities he beat the minister and left him in the woods as the search for Keaton continues.

Beckley West Keaton Huntington Princeton Charleston Chesterfield Ink Catlettsburg Frankel Grahams U.S Graham U. S. 21 Mr. Keaton U.S. 21 Raleigh C. A. Thompson Montgomery Thompson

Missing minister Keaton sought after hitchhiker aid

Rev J H Keaton a 70 year old Primitive Baptist minister from Huntington is missing after a hitchhiker ride incident near Princeton. Police and volunteers search a wooded area as a sailor in South Carolina claims Keaton gave him a lift and was beaten and left on a road. Keaton had preached since 1919 across West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio and was known for never refusing a ride.

Princeton J. H. Keaton Huntington A.W. Keaton South Carolina Keaton Primitive Baptist Cat Lettsburg Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Russell A. W. Keaton West Virginia Kentucky Ohio California Saray Allenic City Rm Butta Charleston West Irgina Efait Columbus Dallas Virginia Denver Los Angeles Eripay Loay Antonica San Francisco Savannah Washington

Locomotive Gift to Park From C&O

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will donate retired steam locomotive No 235 Kanawha type to a 3200 acre Logan park to be kept as a transportation and industrial progress monument. Three miles of former branch line right of way will also be given for park access. Gov Barron will accept the gifts with M J Dunn and notable state figures attending.

Huntington Iron Horse Logan Chesapeake & Ohio Rail Way Woodland Park Barron M. J. Dunn Cecil H. Underwood

Belle Church Sets Revival Campaign

Evangelist John Fant of New ark Ohio will conduct revival services at the Church of Christ in Belle starting in September and continuing through October. Services begin at 7 30 p m each evening with nightly meetings.

Evangelist John Fant Newark Ohio Church of Christ In Belle

Five Gulf Coals Mines Prepare Saturday Shift for Export Demand

Beckley area mines operated Saturday shifts for the first time since 1957 with 900 miners reporting to work at Tams McAlpin Winding Gulf East Gulf and Maben. Traffic manager OW Nace cited a sharp rise in export coal demand and increased use of Pocahontas seam coal for domestic use.

Beckley Winding ‘Gulf Coals, Inc OW. D. Nace Tams McAlpin Winding Gulf East Gulf Maben Nace Poca “Hontas

New U S Arms Plan Set for U N

The United States plans to present at the United Nations a general disarmament framework with inspections. President Kennedy may address the General Assembly next Thursday outlining concessions on nonaligned participation and staged disarmament talks.

E. W. Kenworthy New York Times Co Washington United States United Nations Kennedy U.N General Assembly U.S Unon Khrushchev Soviet Union Geneva Soviet Bloc Moscow Nto John J. McCloy Valerian A. Zarin McCloy- Zarin New York

Auditors Flag Irregularities at Welch Emergency Hospital

Legislative Auditor C H Koontz revealed Welch Emergency Hospital audit found irregularities totaling over 26000. A former official and a McDowell County man were arrested for misuse of funds. Receivables soared to 625939.71 with $15000 bond covering all staff and a claim for 26624.83 proposed.

C. H. Koontz Welch Emergency Hospital McDowell Koontz End Bailey McDowell County Grand Jury Kanawha County Grand Jury

Bailey Hit By Robbers Fifth Time

Washington West Virginia congressman Cleveland Bailey says his car was robbed on a government lot marking his fifth break-in since entering Congress seven years ago. He recounts losses of suits coats shirts and other clothing valued around 1450 in prior incidents and describes the latest theft after leaving his car with window slightly open.

Washington Cleveland M. Bailey D-Wva Jinho Bailey Congress West Virginia

Three Workers Die as Scaffold Collapses at Marina City

In Chicago on a downtown Marina City concrete core project seven other workers were on a scaffold when a cable slipped from a hook and the platform buckled. Three air carpenters Wallace Humputa James Toner and Thomas Fields died after plunging 43 floors while Edward Schreck survived by hanging on. Foreman L J Schreck noted the fall halted work for the weekend.

Chicago Marina City Chicago River Loop Business District Dhen Wallace A. Humputa James Toner Thomas Fields Edward Schreck L. J. Schreck

Mrs. Thompson Joins National Cultural Center Advisory Board

Helen M. Thompson of Charleston, executive secretary of the American Symphony Orchestral League, becomes a member of the arts advisory committee for the National Cultural Center in Washington. She was invited by President Kennedy via Frederick G. Dutton. The center is funded by a nationwide drive led by the center’s board of trustees.

Helen M. Thompson Charleston American Symphony Orchestral League National Cultural Center Washington

Maytag Washers and Dryers Ad Announces Deals

Notice promises easy monthly payments on Maytag washers and dryers arriving soon. The ad urges in person showroom visits with limited phone orders and emphasizes strong sales, with no underselling.

Plan to seek continued front page school bus reforms rejected

The article details a rejected plan to extend transportation policies adopted since 1933, including longer school days and regulated start times to provide better bus service. It notes mothers in Campbells Creek protesting for improved bus routes, with police handling disturbances and hearings for several participants.

Lovenstein Loven- Stein Campbells Creek Campbells Creek Elementary Midway Bosat S. de Telpbon i Hovenstein S. de Telpbon i Hovenstein ‘Sia Td It la Napossible

Auctioneers To Perform For Selves In West Virginia

West Virginia Auctioneers Assn plans a fundraising auction October 19 at its office 1243 Oakhurst Dr. Founded September 8 with H. C. Staats president and treasurer, John M. Vineyard vice president, W. S. Brock secretary. The group aims to improve auction methods, promote buyer benefits, and curb unethical practices while starting an apprenticeship program. Any WV auctioneer may join.

Association Oakhurst Dr H. C. Staats John M. Vineyard W. S. ‘Brock Staats West Virginia

Parents Told to Return Children to School

About a dozen Cabin Creek area families were urged to bring their children back to class by Monday or face action. County Supt L K Lowenstein said attendance officers visited homes and warned of possible prosecution under compulsory attendance law.

Cabin Creek Emeaivha County L. K. Lowenstein Dry Branch Ita Wet Branch Lowenstein

Yale Chaplains Convicted in Racial Tension Case

Ten Freedom Riders including Yale Chaplain William Goffin were found guilty of breach of the peace and unlawful assembly after protesting at a Montgomery bus depot. Other defendants, including Yale and Wesleyan professors, received fines and jail terms for their roles.

Montgomery William Goffin Yale University Sadige Alex Merks County Court of Comune Coffin Sorindow iArtur Rubinstein Connecticut Yale Gaylord Nolce Wesleyan University John Maguire David Swift Middletown Conn Bernard Lee Ralph, Aberpathy Montgomery Improvement Assn Wyatt Lee Walker Atlanta Southern Christian Leadership Conference Unlawful Assembly

Laundry Mangle Iron Destroyed by Fire at Plant

Firefighters reported a mangle iron overheated and burned at Elite Laundry's main plant on 1 Virginia St. W. City. Damage was estimated at $1,000 and limited to the iron.

Elite Laundry Virginia St. W

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