Jury Indicts DeBoard For Murder Of Raleigh Youth
Fayette County grand jury indicts Charles Woodrow DeBoard, 41, Summerlee, for the murder of 17 year old Kenneth Ray Scott after a dispute over truck repairs and pay. Scott was shot while running from DeBoard’s home. Indictments also include numerous felonies and misdemeanors against others in Fayette County, with details listing crimes from embezzlement to theft and assaults.
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Charles Woodrow DeBoard
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DeBoard
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Charles L. Garvin Jr
John William Black
Western Union Telegraph Co
Luther Lee Cutlip
William LeRoy Nutter Jr
Lucille Aurentz
Ronald A. Eads
Arnold Lewis Fridley
Oak Hill
Claude Thomas
Lawrence Herbert Fitch
Harold Gordon Wright
Wright
Glen Jean Tavern
Kenneth Fox
Loops Road
Sewell
Stoughton E. Gilkeson
Joe Lee Eskridge
Helen Aurednick
Main Street
Joe Eskridge
Shirley Radar
Walter Fridley
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
Page
Charles Hanson
Ronald R. Feters
Sandra Lee Keim
Donna Lee Tucker
Robert Lee Bess
Russell Hudnall
Burke Lemons
Josephine Widay
Nancy McClanahan
Sam McGuffin
Long Strike Predicted in New York Newspapers
New York editors report a prolonged printers strike with nine major dailies closed. ITU and Publishers Association leaders warn negotiations are not planned until next week, predicting a long stoppage maybe longer than the 1958 19 day blackout.
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New York
UPI
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The Mature Parent Bulwark Of Goodness
A reflective essay traces growing up with parental kindness and beauty as a shield against life’s evils. It argues that teaching children to see goodness, through shared wonder and experiences, is essential to safeguarding mental health when confronting sexual abuse disclosures. The piece frames resilience as built by repeated exposure to life’s positive gifts.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Honor Society elects Carolyn Sizemore as president
Carolyn Sizemore of Ravencliff leads the Honor Society this school year with officers Jearald McGraw Betty Phillips Bobby Hall and Larry Domi. The junior chapter runs the annual magazine drive and will assist in senior chapter inductions in the second semester.
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Carolyn Sizemore
Jessie Brown
Ravencliff
Carolyn
Jearald McGraw
Dennis McGraw
McGraws
Betty Phillips
Posey Phillips
Soulsville
Bobby Hall
Larry Domi
Bobby
Logan Hall
Glen Rogers
Larry
Amedeo Domi
Sabine
World Court Opinion on UN Costs Upheld
The United Nations Budgetary Committee backed a World Court ruling that all members must pay assessments for UN peacekeeping operations including Congo and the Middle East. The 75 17 14 abstentions vote advances the opinion to the full General Assembly for final acceptance or rejection. An unrelated note mentions an aphid lion insect resembling a tiny alligator.
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UPI
United Nations
General Assembly
U. N
Congo
Middle East
Full General Assembly
4 Hers Attend Yale Meeting
Fayetteville ANS reports the Eager Beaver 4 H Club held a Christmas meditation and gift exchange at leader Darreil Pennington’s Maple Road home. President Linda Pennington led the session with a Luke reading on The Birth of Jesus, followed by a Day by Day meditation Away In The Manger. Members exchanged gifts during recreation and shared refreshments with new members Barbara Shuck Elizabeth Pioli Sandra Lively and others including Linda Pennington Sally Pennington Rita Maria Ann Lee Ronnie Dickerson Margie Dorsey Kathy King Jan Whanger Diane Collins Tommy Dickerson Jean Wallace and Barbara Harrah.
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Barbara Shuck
Elizabeth Pioli
Sandra Lively
Linda Pennington
Sally Pennington
Mike Schoolcraft
Rita Maria
Ann Lee
Ronnie Dickerson
Margie Dorsey
Kathy King
Jan Whanger
Diane Collins
Tommy Dickerson
Jean Wallace
Barbara Harrah
Engagement Announced Between Miss Puskas and Michael Van Dress
The engagement of Miss Mary Elizabeth Puskas of Arlington Virginia formerly Mount Hope to Michael G Van Dress of Alexandria Virginia was announced by her parents. Mary Elizabeth a 1959 Mount Hope High School graduate and May 1961 Marshall University associate in science in business administration grad works as a private secretary in Washington DC. Michael G Van Dress Kent State University graduate 1957 and economist with USDA ERS. Wedding plans are incomplete.
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Mary Elizabeth Puskas
Arlington
Michael G. van Dress
Alexandria
Miss Puskas
Anthony Puskas
Mount Hope High School
Alpha Omega Sorority and Girls Athletic Association
National Honor Society
Future Business Leaders of America
Mons Spei
Glee Club
Fayette
West Virginia
American Legion
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Bluestone Presbytery
Marshall University
Sigma Kappa Social Sorority
Agricultural Marketing Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
van Dress
Canton
Ohio
Kent State University
Kent
Phi Sigma Kappa
Department of Agriculture
Economic Research Service
Blue Book 46th Volume Completed for West Virginia
The 1962 Blue Book, West Virginia’s official directory of state agencies and organizations, has been completed and prepared for distribution by Senate Clerk J. Howard Myers. It includes a color photo of the 85 foot radio telescope at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank and a 192 map prepared by the State Road Commission.
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Charleston
Human Rights Groups Meeting In Charleston
UPI reports West Virginia officials convene a Charleston meeting of state and local human rights groups led by Director John Binkley of the Presidents Committee on Equal Employment. The West Virginia Human Rights Commission organized the event to review local commissions work and survey state discrimination reports.
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Charleston
UPI
John Binkley
Washington
President’s
Committee On Equal Employment
West Virginia Human Rights Commission
Commission
Howard McKinney
Concord Alumni Gain 32 Doctorates Across Fields
Thirty-two Concord College alumni have earned doctor of philosophy or doctor of education degrees, per a NAS/NRC release to President Joseph F. Marsh. Recipients span chemistry earth sciences biological and social sciences education and the arts with many tied to Concord and several listed with current colleges and towns.
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Athens
Concord College
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Joseph F. Marsh
United States
Concord
Claude S. Dove
University Park
N.mex
Harvey M. Rice
Macalester College
St. Paul
Four Births Listed at Wyoming General Hospital Mulens
At Wyoming General Hospital Mulens four births were recorded. Roy Willard Jr. weighed one pound eight and a half ounces born to Roy W. Lilly and Odd at 7:50 a.m. December 9. Connie Jean weighed four pounds three and one half ounces born to Carl Vass and McGraws at 1:23 p.m. December 9. Jackie Michael McKinney weighed six pounds ten and a half ounces born to Rodney Eugene Toler and Lyn CO at 9:10 a.m. December 10. Shawna Darlene weighed six pounds one ounce born to Rodney Eugene Toler and Lyn CO at 1:30 p.m. December 10.
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Roy Willard Jr
Roy W. Lilly
Connie Jean
Carl Vass
McGraws
Jackie Michael McKinney
Herndon
Shawna Darlene
Rodney Eugene Toler
Lyn- CO
Driving Tips For Holidays By Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York Christmas holidays bring more driving and colder weather. Check brakes tires lights steering windshield wipers and horn. Use snow tires or chains on rear wheels. Avoid sudden stops on ice. Start slowly on downgrades and brake gently to prevent skids. Plan trips allow time and pack emergency items and follow safe driving ABCs year round.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
Christmas parking present in South Kingstown
The South Kingstown police cloak parking meters with cloth hoods marked Merry Christmas to grant a holiday parking pause until January 1. The move, reported by UPI, aims to ease shoppers’ time pressures during the Christmas rush.
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