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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1960

Page

8

Nixon Faces Democrat Attacks After South Campaign

Vice President Richard Nixon returned from his first Southern campaign swing to a Democratic barrage over an attack on Senator John F. Kennedy. Senator Gale McGee urged Nixon to state whether he endorses or repudiates the attack. Kennedy called the speech by Senator Hugh Scott unfair and malignant. Nixon spoke in Greensboro, pressing civil rights and saying law alone is not the answer.

Associated Press Richard M. Nixon South John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Gale W. McGee D-Wye Nixon Senate Hugh Scott R-Pa Kennedy United States Scott Greensboro N. C Israel Goldstein New York Liberal Party Middle East

Wyoming Republican League Meets Tonight in Pineville

The Wyoming County Republican League meets at 7 30 p m at the new Republican headquarters opposite City Hall in Pineville. District committee members are urged to attend. Main topic is precinct and poll workers for the November election. Stacy Mullins will preside.

Oceana RNL Wyoming County Republican League Republican City Hall Pineville Stacy Mullins League

Sugar Grove land seizure nets higher award than fed offer

In Pendleton County US District Court a jury awarded Lea fy Homan 49 600 for 311 acres at the Naval Research Station Sugar Grove site. The government valued the land at 22 000 citing timber and pasture. Two similar Sugar Grove condemnation cases yielded higher sums than the government estimates. Berlin and Clona Kiser got 38 500 for 195 acres from an 11 000 offer, Goldie E Logan received 15 500 for 61 acres versus 8 700 offered.

Homan Sugar Grove Berlin Clona Kiser Goldie E. Logan

Harlem Heights Church To Be Dedicated Sunday

Members of the First Baptist Church of Harlem Heights celebrate a new building valued around 100000 with 40000 in materials. Dedication services are at 11 a.m. led by Rev Walter Harris, followed by a 3 p.m. service with guest speaker Rev Henry DuBois and the New Hope No. 2 choir. Trustees Diggs Robinson Kemp Blanks Mack report progress and the Willing Workers 4-H Club participates in the community project.

New Harlem Heights Baptist Church F. L. Robinson Lew Harlem Heights RNS First Baptist Church of Walter Harris Henry DuBois New Hope No. 2 Diggs Lawrence Kemp Sam Blanks Richard Mack First Baptist Church

Meriden Police Order Full Uniform Inspections

Meriden Connecticut police chief Michael B. Carroll ordered officers to report in full uniform at headquarters for inspection before entering the city's courts after complaints that some policemen wore sloppy attire. The move aims to standardize appearance and project discipline in courtroom areas.

Meriden, Conn iSpruce Michael B. Carroll

Relatives Visit Across States From Ameagle and Colcord

Family and friends from Hudson Pa Dearborn Mich Ameagle and Colcord welcomed visitors and shared gatherings. Elija Stover recovers at home after surgery, and new baby Bobby Stephen Smith born Aug 9 at Beckley Memorial Hospital.

Ameagle Rns Elijah Stover Zora Williams Buford Williams Notomine Frank Smith Bobby Stephen Beckley Memorial Hospital Frank Randal Cheryl Ann Elva Seacrist Violet Smith Burns Osborne Chillicothe Ohio Herbert Honaker Ira Moore Garrison

Pineville Community Please Note A Busy Weekend Of Visits

Olive Anderson and daughter Mary Olive returned home after two months visiting Kentucky and other states. Several families hosted guests from Norfolk, Georgetown, Del., Pennsboro, Claytor Lake and beyond. Many Pineville residents hosted or visited relatives in Virginia, Florida, North Carolina, and West Virginia during the weekend.

Pineville Rns Olive Anderson Mary Olive Kentucky Charleston Gauley Bridge Morgantown Anderson Aubrey Smooth Cathy Ginny Georgetown Del E. M. Wolkenson Cecil Snider Pennsboro Bob Snyder Tommy Barbara Claytor Lake D. T. Daniels Deleda Johnny Charles S. Daniels Daytona Beach Fla Landon Cox Courtland N. Y Claude Phillips Land Family Bruce Dew Paul and Bill Norfolk Godfrey L. Smith Leland Shumate Virginia Junior Vanhoyn Keyrock O. C. Unbenhagen Walter Knowles Diana Larry Christianburg Vernon Simmons Brooks Nichols Brooks Nichols Jr Gary Mount Erie N. C Ben Gilson Sissionsvvile Oscar Sheppard Jack Beavers Salem Elmer McClure Doris Johnson Judy Jim Detroit Mich Biddie Hunt Baileysville Ike Belcher Kim Parker Kim Becky Pine Ville Bob Belcher St. Albans Marvin Phillips Roanoke Narrows Pembroke Carol Poff Ricky Lynn Huffman Richard Huffman Myrtle Beach S. C Beckley S. I. Smith Linda Newsome Mullens Floyd Rose J. R. Church Clearwater, Co Jack Martin Kathy Danny Billy Ocean Isle Beach South Caroina

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