Beer Commissioner Pledges Full Probe Into License Fight
Fayetteville news reports that Grover T Red Davis the state's new beer commissioner vows a full investigation into the reissued beer license to the Toot N Tellem on U S 21 between Glen Jean and Sun. The licensee Mildred Bailes and spouse of Walter Bailes face past violations and fines, with prosecutors seeking an injunction amid long-standing liquor law breaches. The probe will be led on the spot by deputy Julius George in coming days.
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Walter Bailes
Fayette County
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Fayetteville
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Commission
Julius George
Beer Commissioner’s Office
Toot ‘N Tellem
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D. M. McCoy
Mildred Bailes
Grace Coleman
Toot 'N Tellem
McCoy
Oak Hill
United Capital merger sparks wave of airline consolidation
United Air Lines wins CAB approval to acquire Capital, becoming the nation’s largest carrier and prompting talk of more mergers. Rumors swirl around Eastern Continental American National and others as industry eyes potential deals while Capital faces bankruptcy risks and liquidation actions.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Capital
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Waco
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
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Northeast
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Chicago
Vickers- Armstrong, Ltd
Variable cloudiness with light showers possible today
Five day forecast shows below average highs with 38 to 46 in east portion and 46 to 54 in west. Tonight lows 32 to 38 east and 38 to 44 west. Thursday partly cloudy and cold. Precipitation expected over seven tenths of an inch Friday or Saturday and again Monday. River Greenbrier normal and clear. Lake normal with 7.5 gates open. gauge 3.7 ft.
Goldwater Says Birch Probe Would Embarrass Congress
Senator Barry Goldwater says a probe into the John Birch Society would embarrass many in Congress. He notes both liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans belong to the group, which he calls a studied effort to fight Communism. He distances himself from Welch but supports inquiry into the society's aims.
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Teen voter ages debated by Miss America Fleming
Nan cy Anne Fleming 19 says teenagers should not get the vote arguing independence comes at 17 but wisdom takes longer Delbert Grandstaff Crosby's father in law ran eighth in a Texas U S Senate special election with 2098 votes Actress Kathy Grant aided her father campaign as Washington's cherry blossom festival blooms Five men killed by fumes after a tanker explosion in Rotterdam A motto contest winner declares we cant always be wrong but we keep trying Kennedy policy gains Peru support Nariman of Egypt gives birth to a son Suzy Parker divorces French husband James Wadsworth named head of Peace Research Institute NASA orders a refresher for Mercury astronauts Pete Seeger jailed for contempt of Congress Jury in Finch Tregoff murder case deliberations continue 13 crewmen reportedly killed in Kaohsiung engine room blast Laos ex Premier Souvanna Phouma to visit Washington for talks.
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WVU Dental Grad Cops Writing Award
Sam V. Holroyd of Athens West Virginia, a member of WVU's first dentistry class, won first prize in the American College of Dentists annual writing contest. His essay argues for continuing education and research as essential to meet rising patient demand and growing dental care awareness.
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UPI
West Virginia University
Sam V. Holroyd
Athens
W. Va
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Cuba Frees 2 U S Fliers Held Since March
UPI reports Linden Blue of Denver and Donald Swenson of Toronto were released after 11 days in Cuban custody. They said they were questioned once, held without charges, and endured hot crowded cells, poor food, and weight loss before arriving in Miami.
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UPI
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Linden Blue
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Toronto
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United Press International
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WVMA President accuses Kennedy of socialized medicine stance
Charleston UPI reports West Virginia Medical Association president Dr John Hash criticizes the Kennedy administration for talking out of both sides over care for aged tied to Social Security. Hash says doctors back AMA against the measure and warns assembly line medicine will deter science-minded youth from entering medicine.
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UPI
West Virginia Medical Association
Kennedy
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West Virginia Medical Journal
Hash
American Medical Association
Medical Journal
Markets Rally Fast But End With Little Change
A wild session on the New York and American stock exchanges drew record tickertape and turnover as 7 million shares traded on the NYSE, totaling about 364 million dollars. Analysts blamed a mix of motives from cash needs to tax payments and hopeful bets, with a major proxy battle for Alleghany Corp. affecting about one seventh of NYSE volume. NYSE president Funston warned that some players seek easy gains and warned against improper use of market facilities.
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UPI
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Walter W. Heller
Pennsylvania
Allan P. Kirby
Murchison Brothers
Texas
New York Exchange
Alleghany Corp
G. Keith Funston
Funston
Bridwell Sane, Faces Sentence
Jerry Lee Bridwell 22, the confessed rapist of a Charleston woman, has been judged sane and may be sentenced within weeks. Kanawha County Judge William J. Thompson could impose death or life imprisonment under state law. Weston State Hospital officials informed the judge that Bridwell was sane after a mental examination. Bridwell pleaded guilty February 7 to December rape of Cuba Lee Duff, 23, of Charleston. The assault occurred after Bridwell forced Duff from a home where she baby-sat.
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UPS
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Kanawha County Intermediate Court
William J. Thompson
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Weston
Caught In Own Trap at Indiana University Radar Trap
Professor Lawrence Langer, 47, a Bloomington Indiana University physicist who helped develop radar was fined for driving 40 miles per hour in a 30 mph zone after being caught in a radar speed trap.
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Ind
UPI
Lawrence Langer
Indiana University
An hour glass figure doesn't do much for a girl when time runs out
A fragmentary line hints at a lyric or verse referencing time and appearance. No clear person, place, or event is identifiable to form a full news-style record.
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Kennedy Macmillan open talks to co ordinate Laos policy
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan met in Washington to co ordinate Anglo American strategy on Laos and other cold war issues. They aimed to end the Laotian civil war and set groundwork for a neutral independent Laos while exploring a broader push with Russia on disarmament Berlin and Congo. Talks covered Laos and other topics including the Congo disarmament nuclear test ban Red China and European trade.
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Auto Injuries Fatal In Charleston City Collision
Mrs. Anna H. Urling of St. Albans, 41, died from injuries after a two car crash in front of Charleston City Hall Tuesday night. Her son Charles L. Urling, 15, and the other driver Alonzo Snodgrass, 26, of Charleston, were injured.
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Katanga Tense After Anti UN Demonstration
In Elisabethville Katanga President Moise Tshombe proclaimed victory over U N forces and pressed his campaign against Baluba tribesmen to tighten control. A 10000 strong mob stormed the air field threatening Swedish U N troops who stayed under guard as Katanga police kept the peace.
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UPI
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Light Planes Collide Four Die Over Riverside District
Four people were killed when two light planes collided above the Arlanza residential area in Riverside California. A plane crashed into a parked car and exploded while the other wreckage fell into a backyard, cutting power and telephone lines. The victims were Delmar B. Ronk 29 instructor and his student Philip H. Loucks 38 of Loma Linda California. Stanley R. Pidduck of Oxnard California. and Charles N. Kimball 31 of Ventura California.
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Stanley R. Pidduck
Oxnard
Calif
Charles N. Kimball
Ventura
Girl Claimed Rape Now Bastardy Charges Filed
Fayetteville RNS reports Calvin Linkenhaker Ansted was jailed on a bastardy warrant after a faulty rape indictment was dismissed in January. A preliminary hearing set this afternoon. indictment failed to show male over 16. The 14 year old girl, with her mother, says Linkenhoker is the natural father of a daughter born 14 days ago.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Calvin Linkenhaker
Ansted
Fayette County
Linkenhoker
Laos Asks Truce as Rebels Advance Toward Air Strip
VIENTIANE Laos. Deputy premier Brig. Gen. Phoumi Nosavan said the pro Western government is ready to lay down arms and discuss with the Communist Pathet Lao once major powers assure an effective cease fire. He noted United States Britain and France seek agreement on ending hostilities prior to an international Laos conference.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Pathet Lao
Phoumi Nosavan
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Goldwater Calls Warren Impeachment Over Birchs
United Press International reports Senator Barry Goldwater criticized the John Birch Society and urged impeachment of Earl Warren, while defending Warren's decisions. Walter Heller notes a rise in gambling receipts may signal economic upturn as Kentucky Derby figures loom. R. J. Reynolds denies vast wealth claims and says most fortune goes to charities.
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United Press International
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
John Birch Society
Earl) Warren
Warren
Walter W.heller
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Atlanta
R. J. Reynolds
Barron Buys First Tickets for Honey in the Rock
West Virginia Governor W. W. Barron bought the first two tickets to the historical drama Honey in the Rock. The play about the years before statehood opens June 27 at the Grandview State Park amphitheater near Beckley. Patsy Jane Wilkerson was named Miss Honey by author Kermit Hunter and will promote the production.
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Charleston
UPI
W. W. Barron
West Virginia
Grandview State Park
Beckley
Barron
Patsy Jane Wilkerson
Kermit Hunter
Beckley Business Bureau Meeting Call at Murphy Store
The Beckley Business Bureau invites members to attend a meeting on Thursday at 9 00 a m at the G C Murphy store. You are urged to be there to participate in discussions and decisions.
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G. ¢ Murphy
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