Deaths And Funeral Notices In Coeburn Virginia
Orphia Kiser 85 dies after long illness at home in Coeburn. Survived by two sons, six daughters, four brothers and six grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. at Sainh Cachurn Methodist Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Tolliver died at home in Virginia, survived by wife, two sons, three sisters, three brothers. Funeral at Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church. Burial in Cast Lawn Memorial Park. Michael Honeycutt, age 5, dies at home in Highland Park. Survived by parents, nine sisters, two brothers, and grandparents. Funeral plans by Hamlett-Dobson. Henry Doran, 63, Rt. 11, dies after illness. Survived by wife, five sons and five daughters, fifteen grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Daniel Writ Tolliver
Virginia
Kinpse Post
Act
Tennessee Postman Company
Cotoniad Heights Presbyterian Church
Hils
Javel Myers
Tolliver
Larry Dwight
Daniel Richard Tolliver
Bork
Kingsperns
Mary Wyanvey
Vallive
Kitpsport
Mei
Winnie Phuckenhueter
Risford
Minnie Hurley
Lillie Tolliver
Kingsport
Charles
Decean
Hives
Limestone
Funerst
Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church
Pits
Michael Moneycurt
Fart Hloneycunt
Westmectland
Ave
Mighland Park
Onie
Vernie
Bernice
Lois Dean
Tarlene
Korene
Ile Tavise
June Honeycutt
Neo
Henry
Norman
Vernie Honeycutt
Knox County
Daniel Honeycutt
trmlett-Dobson
Yoam
Joh Henry Doran
Rt. 11
Hobson Valley
Scott County
I.a
Sullivan County
Bethel Methodist Church
Curtis Tvelite Darin
Iee Doran
Gorm
Beolah
fom + Vora
Indian Springs
Hatch
Former Priest Not A Prisoner Says Attorney
San Francisco attorney Thomas C. O'Brien says ex priest Walter Ryan is not held in a monastery and lives quietly on a $16 monthly military pension in California. He disputes New York suit claims that Ryan was forcibly separated from his wife and children in 1955. O'Brien says Ryan did not leave his family out of remorse and is not within any Catholic institution.
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San. Francisco
San Francisco
Thomas C. O'Brien
Walter Ryan
Jen
Ryan
California
New York
O'Brien
Horney
O'rien
Alon
Maryland
Glas Cove
Long Isla
Lean
Actress On Hand For Reopening Of Lenin's Tomb
Moscow visitors queued in a snow storm as Lenin's tomb reopened after six weeks. Actress Miss Novak appeared among the crowd and briefly neared a restricted area near the marble mausoleum while a blue-coated militiaman redirected her. Stalin’s body had been removed last fall and the mausoleum was reopened with the empty tomb awaiting new era changes.
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Moscow
UTI
Hutlynod
King Novak
Lenin
Kremlin
Scalus
Soviet Union
Miss Novak
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Statin
Stock Market Sees Mixed Start Despite Rally Hint
New York stocks opened with scattered moves amid moderate turnover. The market ended a four day decline, though many feel an early Spring rally is not yet assured. Industry names like Standard Oil and Pennsylvania Railroad showed gains while Socony Mobil slipped and Goodyear edged higher. American Telephone rose, while Inter national Paper and General Foods advanced on plant plans.
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York
UPR
Standard Oil
N. 1
Pennsylvania Railroad
Socony Mobil
Goodyear
General Foods
American Telephone
International Iikel
Rochuck
da Pant
Smoking Cartoon Sparks Ideology in Daily Worker
London based report notes the Communist Daily Worker ran a front page cartoon showing Fidel Castro smoking a fat Havana cigar with the caption Havana, Virginia not. The piece criticized cigarettes while appearing to praise cigars and linked the Royal College of Physicians to anti smoking efforts.
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London
UPI
Communist
Daily Worker
Royal College of Physicians
Fidel Castro
Havana
Virginia
Circuit Clerk Must Reconsider Negro Applicants
Jackson federal court orders Forrest County Circuit Clerk Theron Cyne to reassess eight Negro voter registration denials. Judge Herold Cox gave Lynd 29 days to review 40 applications and justify prior refusals. Hearing to resume in Hattiesburg with government amendments pending and no immediate injunction granted. Lynd testified his staff registered only Black applicants since Feb 1946 due to deputy clerks and social bias.
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Cox
Iachesbury
Forrest County
Moath
Lyndh
Justice Department Ainncy
John Boar
Doar
Mississippi
Lynd
Poveramen
Nkac
Howeve
Tel Alin
Opinions Vary On Move To Curb Cigarette Smoking
London reports show mixed reactions as a Royal College of Physicians study condemns heavy smoking and urges government action. Some smokers try to cut down, others doubt success. manufacturers deny findings while media echo calls for higher tobacco costs and advertising bans. A separate Newark item notes dogs howling at a fault on a lamppost.
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London
UPI
Royal College of Physicians
Smaki
Exchange Of Kennedy-Nikita Speeches Postponed
White House announced mutual decision to delay the Kennedy Khrushchev televised speech exchange citing an unsuitable atmosphere. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said talks aim to reschedule later this year with plans for both leaders to film speeches in their countries for simultaneous broadcast.
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Merriman Smite
UPS
White House
Wasitengton
UPI
Kennedy
Sovice
Pierre Salinger
Khrushchev
Salinger
M.A. Koharlamay
Ussr
State Committee On Radio and Television
Moscow
Khrusghechev
Doles
Geneva
It Was Body All Right MIAMI Trunk Crime Scene
Bill Tanner spotted a man tuck a body into a car trunk and alertly called police. Officers stopped the vehicle and found a live man in the trunk as the car was traced through Miami streets. A mechanic and coworker monitored the vehicle during the pursuit.
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Miami
Fla
Bill Tanner
Action Urged On Strikes At Defense Bases
WALLINGTON New Senate investigations subcommittee chair Jula L. Medleltan urges a ban on strikes at defense bases to prevent missile-site work stoppages. He says Congress must act to avert national security disruptions as strikes rise again at vital defense and space projects. Senators McClellan and McNamara warn in prepared remarks that the issue demands prompt congressional action.
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Wallington
UPS
Pinn Jula L. Medleltan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Indus
Congress
McClellan
Kacl Muing McClellan
Senate
Sub Committee
Missile Sites Labor Commission
Kennedy
Tensions ease as Moslems observe holiday in Algiers
In Algiers tensions between Arabs and Europeans eased briefly as Moslems marked Aid es Sephir a festival ending Ramadan. Despite recent bloodbaths, casualties dropped to 14 killed and 20 wounded. French and Algerian artillery exchanges near the Tunisian border continued as peace talks in Evian progressed toward cease fire.
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Claude Bourgeois
Algiers
Algeria
Aid Es Sephir
Tehessa
Evian
France
Memphis motorist spots masked driver in chill breeze
An AP dispatch from Memphis reports a motorist encountered a shivering driver in a lit sports car without a ton. She also noted the river view, and the man wore a scarcy plastic Halloween mask to ward off the cold breeze.
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Memphis
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