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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1962

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Honey in the Rock Amphitheatre May Get Roof Upgrades

State Natural Resources Director M Lane and Appalachian director George Lavalle led a Charleston meeting with officials from the New River Gorge Development Corp to seek Area Redevelopment Administration grants for expanding state owned tourist facilities. The plan includes a movable canopy over the Honey in the Rock amphitheatre at Grandview State Park and enhanced parking and roads to Bluestone Lake Babcock Grandview Hawks Nest Plum Orchard Lake and other sites to draw more visitors. The Checchi report influenced the push though officials expect rapid approvals and start work in a few months with additional funding for planning at Chief Logan and nearby McDowell and Mingo areas.

State Natural Resources Department For Area Redevelopment Administration Lane ARA Bluestone Lake Babcock State Park Grandview State Park Hawks Nest State Park Plum Orichard Lake Fayette County Lavalle New River Gorge Development Corp Pat Hamilton Oak Hill Earl Vickers Duval Schultz Jim Kee Elizabeth Kee Charleston Community Facilities Administration Logan Logan County McDowell Mingo County

State Labels Charge Vs. Ash Ridiculous

Charleston dispatch reports David Callaghan of the State Commerce Department calling claims that public works employees worked on Harrison Ash ridiculous. A retired miner recanted seeing equipment and three relief workers denied involvement. A Road Commission official confirmed equipment on a county road but not on the Ash property.

Charleston UPI David C Callaghan State Commerce Department Harrison Callaghan State Road Commission Fred Ehle Ash Beckley WJLS Minden Fayette County Road Commission

Mission terms shift from tasks to operations to missions

Dick West notes with humor how the Pentagon language evolved from task forces to operations and now missions. A House subcommittee hearing prompts Navy official Beieu to define a housing program’s mission, illustrating regional differences such as Alaska versus Florida.

Dick West Washington UPI Pentagon WAC House Navy Kennedy E. Belieu Subcommittee Belieu Alaska Florida

West Virginia Weather Forecast and Observations

West Virginia weather fair and cooler tonight with clouds this afternoon. Temperatures range from 56 to 62 east and 60 to 65 west tonight, then fair and warmer on Thursday with highs 76 to 82 east and 80 to 85 west. Five day outlook shows near normal to slightly below normal temperatures, mostly fair with possible Sunday or Monday showers yielding 1 to 2 tenths of an inch. Beckley high 84 yesterday, 62 at night, Oak Hill high 84, low 61, rain reports light. River conditions Greenbrier normal and muddy, Lake normal with 3.5 gates open, Hinton gauge 25 feet.

Beckley Tory Ossenc Sneerns Fdr Togay Vcs Desererees Oak Hill Wen OGM Seseasnaes Cas Hinton

Britain Extends El Al Deadline For Soblen Return

London today extended the deadline for El Al Airlines to return convicted Soviet spy Dr. Robert A. Soblen to the United States by 48 hours. The Home Office gave no reason for the extension, marking a second such delay after Soblen’s asylum appeals were rejected.

London UPI Britain el al Robert A. Soblen United States Home Office Eiai Airlines Soblen Israel

Kennedy Signs First of 12 Appropriation Bills

President Kennedy signed the first of a dozen appropriation bills to fund the government through the new fiscal year. The measure provides 5.49 billion dollars to support the Treasury, Post Office departments, and the White House executive office.

Washington UPS Kennedy Treasury and Post Office White House

Woman 70 Flies Atlantic From New York to Shannon

Marion Hart a 70 year old pilot and Louise Sacchi 49 flew a single engine Bonanza from Boston to Gander Newfoundland to St Pierre then non stop to Shannon Ireland after an 11 hour 1828 mile journey. They faced a denial to land at Gander due to rules against single engine planes over water but completed the trip with radio guidance from a commercial airliner and no major anxiety.

Shannon Ireland UPI Newfoundland Marion Hart New York City Hart Louise Sacchi Jericho Manor Jenkintown Boston Gander St. Pierre

N KIC lays off workers. recall for rocket tube work planned

New Kanawha Industrial Corp says temporary layoffs at its Oak Hill plant will end when rocket tube container production begins. About 38 boat makers were affected, two remain in shipping, and 10 mere discharged earlier. Production restart expected soon. union notified. raw materials in transit awaiting samples approval.

New Kanawha Industrial Corp Oak Hill Harry Barch Barch N-Kic

Italian Town Gates Welcome Jackie Kennedy In Ravello

Crowds cheer as Jacqueline Kennedy and daughter Caroline arrive in Ravello Italy for a two week sunny coast vacation. Mayor presents an ancient Roman vase as greeting and President Segni gifts orchids at the villa.

Ravello Italy UPI Jacqueline Jacqueline Kennedy Caroline Mediterranean Jackie Kennedy America Rome Secret Service Salerno Mrs. Kennedy Pricess Lee Radziwill Kennedys Lorenzo Manzi Villa Sangro Manzi Antonio Segni

Gas Chamber Awaits Mother and Two Hired Killers

Elizabeth Ann Duncan, 58, was executed in the San Quentin gas chamber for the murder of her son’s wife Olga, 30. The cyanide entered via pellets beneath the chair at 10:04 a.m. PDT, eight minutes before death. Her son Frank Duncan, who sought a stay, faced a failed appeal and expressed anger at authorities.

Bulletin San Quentin Calif UPI Elizabeth Ann Duncan Olga Donald D. Jackson Elizabeth Duncan Frank Duncan S.o.b's

Ordnance Works Sale Authorized

The General Services Administration authorized the sale of Morgantown Ordnance Works in Morgantown West Virginia for 1.25 million dollars to the Morgantown Community Association a non profit group dedicated to local economic development The plant has been vacant since fall 1959 It was built in World War II at a cost of 63 million dollars and later used by private firms after Army release

Washington UPI General Services Administration Morgantown W. Va Ordnance Works Morgantown Community Association the Community Association

Ben Bella Moves to Dissolve Military Districts

Vice Premier Ahmed Ben Bella moved to dissolve Algeria's military districts and merge them into a political organization under his control. The move was seen as the next step in his bid to consolidate power in the newly independent nation.

Algiers UPI Ahmed Ben Bella Algeria Ben Bella

Wasp Stings Fatal in Salisbury Maryland

(UPI) Robert W. Waller, 49, was stung to death by wasps Tuesday while working at the home of his employer in Salisbury Maryland.

Vice President Johnson to make goodwill trip to several nations

The White House announced that Vice President and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson will undertake a goodwill trip to Italy Greece Turkey Cyprus and Iran in late August and early September. A Defense Department official said there is no confirmation of a report that 4000 Soviet troops arrived in Cuba. A federal court refused to grant an injunction blocking railroads from firing workers, leaving Kennedy to head off a possible strike. Thunderstorms brought rain to the northeast with up to 1 1/2 inches and six deaths. State briefs note John Brown play canceled in Charles Town and Ted Rollins withdraws as Democratic nominee. Marshall University urban renewal grant announced.

Lyndon B. Johnson Italy Greece Turkey Cyprus Iran White House Defense Department Cuba Dwight D. Eisenhower Charles de Gaulle France Eisenhower Kennedy Senate Benjamin V. Cohen Joseph L. Rauh Americans For Democratic Action John Brown Charles Town Secretary of State Ted H. Rollins House of Delegates Taylor County Rollins Housing and Home Finance Agency Marshall University

Bi front creditors and their tactics described

A fragment notes creditors and efforts tied to a bi front, with unclear details and limited readable content. The text hints at financial pressure or settlement actions but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes.

United States trims test ban control posts to 80

At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva American Ambassador Arthur H. Dean announced a policy shift reducing on-site inspection posts from 180 to around 80. He noted advances in detection but limited gains in identification and warned location remains a key issue with fewer posts.

Geneva UPI United States Arthur H. Dean Dean U.S Arthur Lalll Kennedy

Soviet Berlin Chief Reaches Out To U S Commander

Soviet commander in East Germany Gen Ivan I Jakubovski arrived in Heidelberg to pay a courtesy call on Gen Paul H Freeman Jr the U S Army commander in Europe A convoy of five Russian staff cars entered the Army HQ as flags from both nations fluttered and a 17 gun salute rang out before the meeting

Heidelberg Germany UPI Ivan I. Jakubovski East Germany Paul H. Freeman Jr Paul H. Freeman, Jr Europe Army U.S Jakubowski Freeman Berlin

Russians Conduct Atmospheric Nuclear Test in Siberia

The Atomic Energy Commission announced Russia conducted another atmospheric nuclear test Tuesday at a central Siberian site. The device yielded in the low kilotons, described as up to 20 000 tons of TNT, comparable to a full Yankee Stadium. It followed a prior 30 megaton air blast and other underground tests, with numbers not disclosed.

Washington API Atomic Energy Commission Russia AEC Siberia Yankee Stadium

Marilyn Monroe to be buried in quiet funeral near Westwood

Western notes say the film queen would receive a subdued burial at Westwood Memorial Park at 4 p.m. EDT with plans to avoid a circus like turnout. Police guarded the mortuary as spectators gathered and relatives urged restraint while inviting a small circle including Sinatra and Dean Martin to attend.

West Los Angeles UPI Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Westwood Memorial Park Wilshire Boulevard UCLA

Barbour Starts Unique Roadside Park Project

Barbour County civic clubs the State Road Commission and the county school board join to create a 22 acre roadside park on U S 250 between Philippi and Belington with a forest laboratory for the new high school. The park will include shelters, trails, lookout and native tree plantings with trees identified. Five service clubs will staff park labor nights, forming Barbour County Park Commission to oversee progress.

Philippi UPI Barbour County Civic Clubs The State Road Commission County Board of Education West Virginia U. S Belington Norman Laughlin Upper Monongahela Valley Association Laughlin Barbour County Park Commission Service Labs

WCC Central Committee Brews On Nuclear Arms Talk

At University City the World Council of Churches Central Committee began a 10 day session with debate on nuclear warfare and the Catholic ecumenical council. Delegates from 197 churches in 100 nations discuss WCC's international role and a Pope John XXIII observer invitation to the Vatican council.

Paris WCC Central Committee John XXIII Ecumenical Council Vatican

Finkbine Begins Psychiatric Tests for Abortion Request

Mrs Sherri Finkbine starts three days of psychiatric testing in Stockholm to aid the Sweden abortion request. Dr Kersten Uhrus Frostner, a gynecologist, examined her Tuesday and will report after the tests. A board meeting August 17 will consider the findings.

Stockholm UPI Sherri Finkbine Sweden Kersten Uhrus-Frostner

Argentine General Rebels Asserts Command Move

Presstime BUENOS AIRES UPI reports the government says Gen. Federico Toranzo Montero commander of the 4th army corps has committed an act of rebellion and is attempting to seize control of the Argentine army.

Buenos Aires UPI Federico Toranzo Montero 4Th Army Corps

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State Natural Resources M. Lane George Lavalle Appalachian New River Gorge Development Corp River Gorge Area Ceive Grandview State Ark State Department of Commerce John Faulconer Fred Sawyers Summers County Hamilton Checichi & Co Plum Orchard Lake Stephens Lake Raleigh County Gorge Development Association Gorge Hamilton Today Atlantic N Kic W. D. Achuff Ma’ Duncan Luis Moya Augustine Baldonado Mrs. Duncan Frank Sinatra Dean Martin Gene Kelly Lee Paula Strasberg Peter Lawford Pat Lawford Barbour Council Eyes Atoms
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