Khrushchev Admits He Can Be Wrong and Seeks Criticism
Moscow Premier Khrushchev told Pravda at a Kiev farm meeting that he and the Communist party can be wrong and that Russians who think he is off base should speak up. He blasted a Ukrainian Academy president for blaming the regime’s crop rotation policy, calling him a bootlicker and urging scientists to challenge him if mistaken.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Khrushchev
Kiev
Kremlin
Josef Stalin
P. A. Vlasiuk
Ukrainian Agricultural Academy
Beckley Youths Nabbed For Theft
Two Beckley boys aged 16 are jailed in Raleigh County on auto larceny and breaking and entering charges after Charleston police arrested them Monday. They stole a 1960 Pontiac Capri owned by Edward Corey on Reservoir Road, parked at 10:15 p.m. and found missing 15 minutes later with ignition keys inside. The robbery included a break into Kyle's Pancake House on North Kanawha Street where coins were taken from vending machines. One youth has prior charges. police say entry broke a garage door window and the car had a full tank and chains.
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Beckley
Raleigh County
Charleston
Edward Corey
Reservoir Rd
Corey
Tennessee Avenue
Turnpike
Kyle
North Kanawha Street
Corpus Christi Station Deploys Tape Spoiler Device
CORPUS CHRISTI TEX. UPI The radio station 4KTOD AM FM announced it has begun using an electronic device that spoils home recordings of broadcasts. It emits a tone on top of music during a live broadcast such as Pablo Casals concert, inaudible to listeners but audible on home tape playback, potentially protecting millions in recording sales. Inventor L L Stewart says the system is nearly foolproof and heavily tested, predicting large losses to recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
UPI
4Ktod-Am-Fm
White House
Pablo Casals
L. L. Stewart
Stewart
Pope urges early council for world Christian unity
Pope John XXIII calls for an urgent council to unite Christian sects and invite world Protestant leaders as observers. He warns that moral progress lags behind material gains and condemns militant atheism while stressing Christ as the cornerstone of any durable peace and global order. He blesses the world and foresees a hopeful Christmas ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Christ
Jesus
Durante couple to adopt infant daughter Cecilia
Hollywood comedian Jimmy Durante and his wife Margie Little plan to adopt an infant girl named Cecilia Alicia Cecilia. The baby arrived Sunday afternoon at their home after a long courtship and marriage on December 14 1960. Final adoption will take about six months, with the child living at the Durante residence.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jimmy Durante
Durante
Cecilia
Alicia
Morder
Marge
U S Scrapping Flying Saucer Ends costly project
The U S military shelves the Avro Aircraft formed flying saucer program after spending more than 7 5 million. The Army and Air Force cite high costs and slower progress as factors. Avro Aircraft Ltd of Canada led the project intended to deliver an airborne cavalry vehicle that could traverse mud ice water or mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
America
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Avro Aircraft Ltd
Canada
U.S
Wheat policy shift after Belgrade conference sparks review
President Kennedy ordered a National Security Council review of Yugoslavia policy as Belgrade neutral nations summit produced pro Soviet and anti U.S. lines. Past deals like plane sales and pilot training would be honored, but new talks paused. The U.S. is edging back to its prior stance with an anticipated agricultural pact offering about 30 million in wheat and 10 million in vegetable oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Kennedy
National Security Council
U.S
Byrd Still Opposed to Kennedy Health Plan
United Press International reports Senator Harry F. Byrd D Virginia remains opposed to the Kennedy administration proposed health care legislation for the aged. Also noted are Jimmy Durante’s humorous remark on adopting a baby girl and a 87 year old Sally Fowler Lovelace praising a toy electric train, plus Cal Miller’s description of a Whitehorse fire driving 50 people into severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Sally Fowler ‘Lovelace
Deputy’s narrow knife wound could have been fatal
Deputy Toliver survived a knife attack after the blade missed his jugular vein by fractions of an inch. The incident, described as a near-fatal wound, is detailed as continuing from page one with emphasis on the close call and potential consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolliver
Berlin Stands Firm With U S Backing in Xmas Message
President Kennedy assured West Berliners in a Christmas message that Berlin would stay free and serve as a beacon in Communist encirclement for many years. He said the bonds between the U S and Berlin have been tested and remain, as headlines noted a new crisis with East German police blocking traffic at the border before the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
UPS
Kennedy
West Berlin
West Germany
Radio Free
U.S
Walter C. Dowling
Lucius D. Clay
University Schedules Living Resources Forum
Morgantown WVU will host a Living Resources Forum at the Agricultural Center Jan 2 31. President elect Dr. Paul A. Miller will speak twice on The Appalachian Family as a Human Resource and Possible Methods of Programs in the Development of West Virginia s Human Resources. Sessions cover forage, tree fruits, poultry and hardwood forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia University Agricultural Center
WVU
Paul A. Miller
Miller
West Virginia
Wreck Victim Off Critical List
Phillip Utt of Sophia has been moved from the critical list at Beckley Memorial Hospital and is improving after a two car crash near Amy's Drive Inn in Crab Orchard. Utt suffered pelvic injuries when his 1955 sedan collided with a vehicle driven by Jack R. of Sophia around 11:15 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Utt
Sophia
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Utt
Amy's Drive Inn
Crab Orchard
Jack R
Byrd Opposes Kennedy Social Security Medicare Plan
Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia announced he will oppose action next year on Kennedy's health benefits plan for the aged under Social Security. As Finance Committee chair he will influence key debates, including tax reform and trade liberalization, and he criticized using Social Security funds for socialized medicine. He noted the 1960 committee rejection of such a hospital plan and backed a separate tax relief bill tied to a General Motors stock sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Kennedy
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Winchester
General Motors
DuPont
Four Hospitalized By Yule Injuries
Holiday accidents sent four people to hospitals for injuries. Jackie L. McCroskey of Matoaka was treated at the VA for a beer bottle injury and released. Earl Colin of Kincaid and Ronald C. Lindsey of Crab Orchard were also admitted to VA and Beckley hospitals. Charles Prince of Sprague Avenue and Kenneth French Jr. were treated for knee and head injuries from sledding and a fall and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie L. McCroskey
Matoaka
Veterans Administration Hospital
Earl Colin
Kincaid
Ronald C. Lindsey
A. T. Lindsey
Crab Orchard
Beckley Hospital
Charles Prince
Tommy E. Prince
Sprague Ave
Raleigh General Hospital
Laos Rebels Return as Victors in Red Beret Uniforms
Rebels arrive in red paras and French camouflage after re entering the city as victors. Chartered French planes bring troops from Laos Plain of Jars to bolster the rebel force to 220, split evenly between Souvanna's troops and Pathet Lao battalions led by Prince Souphanouvong, the Red Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
Plain of Jars
Lapital
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Souphanouvong
Red Prince of
Maxwell House hotel hosting U S presidents and a Civil War tragedy
The Maxwell House housed presidents including Andrew Johnson Rutherford B Hayes Grover Cleveland William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft and Woodrow Wilson. A Civil War stairwell collapse killed sixty people at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
Rutherford B. Hayes
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Drivers Charged In Two Car Wreck On South Fayette Street
Beckley City Police charged James Roy Clemons 67 of 412 South Fayette Street with failure to yield and Eva Roe Underwood with driving without a city operator's license after a noon collision on Northbound South Fayette Street. Both cars were northbound when Clemons passed a parked vehicle and struck Underwood’s right side. Minor damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley City
South Fayette Street
James Roy Clemons
S. Fayette St
Eva Roe Underwood
Murray Street
Clemons
Underwood
Peace warrant dropped for William R Emanuel
William R Emanuel of Pluto Road was released from Raleigh County Jail this morning after a peace warrant against him was withdrawn before Magistrate W A Burke. He had been jailed at 1020 p m Monday by a constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Emanuel
Pluto Road
Raleigh County
W. A. Burke
Deaths and Funerals for Elder Rich ard Walker
Funeral services for Elder Richard Elmer Walker 60 of Odd will be at 1 p m Wednesday at Caf fee Funeral Home Chapel with Elder Dow el Stover and Rev Everett R Shaffer. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Survivors include wife Bonnie Harvey Walker six sons five daughters two stepsons two stepdaughters six sisters and six brothers plus 21 grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. RNS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Elmer Walker
Odd
Caffee Funeral Home
Dowel Stover
Everett R. Shaffer
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Walker
Egeria
Tilden
Katherine Mitchell Walker
Primitive Baptist Church
Greenbrier
Bonnie Harvey Walker
Fermine Walker
Jessie
Edge Hill
Willis
Daniels
Orville
U. S. Air Force
Michigan
Richard E. Walker Jr
Geneva Ware
Conneaut
Ohio
Carol McKinney
Beckley
Katie Florence Walker
Baltimore
Frank Dawson Garrison
Indiana
Joe Glen Garrison
U. S. Army
Germany
Doris Garrison
Beth Ann Profitt
Fredricksburg
Baldwin
Danville
Gertie Mills
Jonben
Lois Kiblinger
North Carolina
Pearl Walker
Lillie Bolen
Pin Oak
Hester Walker
Marie Roberts
Reno
Nev
Roy Walker
Clifford Walker
Clyde Walker
Matoaka
Fred Walker
Egeris
Hubert Walker
Earl Walker
Stamford
Alvie Walker
Arlee Walker
Delbert Neely
Ralph Kiblinger
Roger Neely
Gene Mills
Mrs. McCultie Claytor Dies at 71 in Beckley
Mrs McCultie Claytor 71 of 1214 S Fayette St Beckley was pronounced dead on arrival at a local hospital this morning. The Beckley Fire Department rescue squad was called at 7 45 a m. She was a retired teacher who had recently been discharged from the hospital after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCultie Claytor
S. Fayette St
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Beckley Fire Department
Claytor
Hartsog Family Attends Clifton Funeral in North Carolina
Alvin Hartsog E. R. Hartsog of Sophia drove to Warrensville North Carolina for the funeral of Alvin Hartsog age 83 who died Monday morning at his home. Family members including Mrs Hartsog and several sons and relatives will travel homeward after services at Clifton Methodist Church at 11 am Wednesday with burial at Welch Cemetery Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hartsog
Sophia
Warrensville
N. C
Alvin Hartsog
Hartsog
John
MacArthur
Elbert
Soia
Arnold Graybeal
Elmer St. Clair
Jarrell
Ralph Hartsog
Beckley
James Hartsog
Vance Lewis
Dwight Lewis
Bradley
Clifton Methodist Church
Clifton
Welch Cemetery
Joe R Maddox Dies at 68 in Keystone Hospital
Joe R. Maddox, 68, of Keystone, died at 6 a.m. today at the Veterans Administration Hospital where he had been a patient since December 17. Funeral arrangements are incomplete pending the arrival of a family member, a hospital spokesman said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe R. Maddox
Keystone
Veterans Administration Hospital
Final rites for Mrs Dallas Mae Davis
Mrs Dallas Mae Davis 38 of Glen Jean will be laid to rest at 1 p m Wednesday in First Baptist Church Glen Jean burial at Greenwood Memorial Park Beckley Rev W J Carter and Rev G C Gilbert to lead services She died Friday in a local hospital She owned and operated a beauty parlor in Glen Jean for years She was a member of the First Baptist Church Survivors include husband James two sons James Jr and Jerry Lee three brothers Major McDawson Burton Steven and Julius and one sister Beatrice Richie Body to be taken from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home one hour before service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Mae Davis
Glen Jean
First Baptist Church of
Greenwood Memorial Park
Beckley
W. J. Carter
G. C. Gilbert
James
James Jr
Jerry Lee
Major McDawson Burton
Alabama
Steven
Julius
Charleston
Beatrice Richie
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
Leonard D. Claypool dies at 86 in Meadow Bridge
Leonard D Claypool 86 of Meadow Bridge died Sunday in a Beckley hospital after a short illness. Final rites set for Thursday at 1 p m at Nickell Funeral Home East Rainelle with Rev Bill Houchins officiating. Burial in Claypool Cemetery Red Springs Road. Survivors: son Leonard B Claypool Meadow Bridge daughter Mrs H A McClanahan Shady Spring two brothers H W St Petersburg Fla and D E Claypool Montgomery sister Mrs Clara Lewis Rupert 10 grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard D. Claypool
Meadow Bridge
Nickell
East Rainelle
Bill Houchins
Claypool
Red Springs Road
Beckley
E. W
Julia Lewis Claypool
Minnie Lewis Claypool
Leonard B. Claypool
H. A. McClanahan
Shady Spring
H. W
St. Petersburg
Fla
D. E. Claypool
Montgomery
Clara Lewis
Rupert
Funeral Home
RNS
Funeral for Wilbur J. Winston at Tyree Chapel
Funeral services for Wilbur J. Winston, 74, of Maple Fork, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Tyree Funeral Home Chapel. The burial details are not provided, but the service is to be conducted locally by Tyree Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur J. Winston
Maple Fork
Tyree Funeral Home
Scott Adams of Raleigh Dies After Short Illness
Scott Adams of Raleigh died in a local hospital early today after a brief illness. His body is at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Adams
Raleigh
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
Final rites for six month old Billy Joe Irvin
Funeral services for six month old Billy Joe Irvin, killed in a Kentucky auto crash, will be at 2 30 p m Wednesday at the Rose and Quenberry Peace Chapel with Rev Ernest Barley of Bradley officiating. Burial in Coal City Cemetery. Survived by parents Lloyd and Mrs. Irvin of Chicago and paternal grandmother Mrs Lillie Irvin of Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Joe Irvin
Kentucky
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Ernest Barley
Bradley
Coal City
Lloyd Irvin
Chicago
Ill
Lillie Irvin
Beaver
Final rites for John L Graham in Mullens
John Louis Graham 87 of Rhodell will have funeral services at 1 30 p m Thursday at Sam Foglesong Funeral Home Chapel Mullens led by Rev Phillip Graham burial follows at Lacy McKinney Cemetery Basin He died this morning at Hilltop Nursing Home where he had been a patient seven months Surviving are two sons Robert in Chicago and the Rev Riley Graham Rhodell a daughter Mrs Otie Prince Beckley one sister Mrs Ardelia Akers Rhodell seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Friends may call after noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Louis Graham
Rhodell
Sam Foglesong
Mullens
Phillip Graham
Lacy McKinney
Basin
Graham
Hilltop
United Mine Workers
Waucoma
Robert
Chicago
Ill
Riley Graham
Otie Prince
Beckley
Ardelia Akers
Mrs Georgia Johnson Obituary From Beaver
Mrs Georgia Vella Johnson 60 Beaver died in a local hospital at 7 a m after a three month illness born Jan 6 1901 Beaver daughter of J B and Eliza Lilly Worley both deceased husband Emmitt Johnson died 1928 Surviving four brothers Lacy Worley Glen Morgan J V Bradl Kenneth Worley all of Beaver three sisters Mrs Macil Lilly Weirton Mrs Vera Hull Pasadena Calif Mrs Hazel Gilbreath Mabscott Body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Vella Johnson
Beaver
J. B
Eliza Lilly Worley
Emmitt Johnson
Lacy Worley
Glen Morgan
J. V
Bradl
Kenneth Worley
Macil Lilly
Weirton
Vera Hull
Pasadena
Calif
Hazel Gilbreath
Mabscott
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
David D Williams Funeral Services for 12 year old
Funeral services for David Donovan Williams, 12, who died in a Christmas Day sledding accident, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Regular Baptist Church on Johnstown Road. Officiants are Rev. Everett R. Shafer and Rev. Johnny Atkinson. Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. The Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home will transport the body to the church an hour before services. survivors include his mother Sophia Williams of 123 Graham St, father Benny Williams of Cleveland, three brothers Donny Ray Gary and Dickie, two sisters Beverly and Linda, maternal grandparents Gilbert Lilly Sullivan, paternal grandfather Charlie Williams of Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Donivan Williams
Johnstown Road
Everett R. Shafer
Johnny Atkinson
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Rose and Quesenberry
Sophia Williams
Graham St
Benny Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
Donny Ray
Gary
Dickie
Beverly
Linda
Gilbert Lilly
Sullivan
Charlie Williams
Hinton
Stamp Plan Stars Letter Excerpts On Hunger Relief Impact
Excerpts from letters show hunger drives belligerence on playgrounds and that better fed children attend with pride. Pupils bring prepared lunches, share with peers, and avoid embarrassment. The program’s continuation is urged as independence grows and families gain food and supplies.
Caspian Sea marks Europe’s deepest land point below sea level
The Caspian Sea in Russia reaches 92 feet below sea level, representing Europe’s lowest altitude on land. This stark statistic highlights geography as a measure of continental extremities across Eurasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Europe
Russia
Caspian Sea
Christians End Pilgrimage as Mandelbaum Gate Reopens
In Jerusalem 3000 Israeli Christians returned from their Christmas Jordan pilgrimage as the Mandelbaum Gate reopened after a 36 hour truce. Pilgrims visited Bethlehem Church of the Nativity and St Catherine’s as bells and carols echoed through the city. Some fell ill or strayed and will reenter Israel later with no trouble.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Mandelbaum Gate
Jordan
Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Bethlehem
Jesus Christ
Church of the Nativity
Christ
St. Catherine’s
Bethleem
Albans Man In Peace Corps
ST. ALBANS UP I A 25 year old St Albans man Julian W Martin Peace Corps member leaves for Nigeria to spend two years teaching chemistry likely English in a secondary school in the eastern region He is a West Virginia University graduate undergoing UCLA training with others slated to depart for Nigeria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Albans
UPI
Africa
Julian W. Martin
Peace Corps
Nigeria
Martin
West Virginia University
UCLA
Sister of Vice President Dies
Funeral services were pending for Mrs. Josefa Moss 49 sister of Vice President Lyndon Johnson who died Christmas Eve from a cerebral hemorrhage at the LBJ ranch near Fredericksburg Texas. Survivors include her husband Jim and son Rodney 13 two brothers the vice president and Sam Houston Johnson of Austin and two sisters Mrs C P Bobbitt of Austin and Mrs Birge Alexander of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Tex
UPI
Josefa Moss
Lyndon Johnson
Moss
Johnson
LBJ
Jim
Rodney
Sam Houston Johnson
Austin
C. P. Bobbitt
Birge Alexander
Fort Worth
Acknowledgement of Error in Original Dispatch
An apology note requests Associated Press newspapers to publish an acknowledgment of error for portions of the original dispatch that were published. It calls for attention to the mistake and repayment of duty to rectify the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Associated Press
Deaths around the world noted in UPI reports
Siegfried Kramarsky 68, a Zionist aiding Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany, died after brief illness. Kurt Meyer 51, ex SS general, died of heart attack after death sentence reprieve. Owen Brewster 73, former Maine senator, died in Massachusetts. Emil Kopp 103, retired music teacher who witnessed Lincoln’s funeral and 1871 Chicago fire, funeral today. Ida Levine 74, builder of Boys Town and Sunair Foundation, died in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Siegfried Kramarsky
Nazi Germany
Hagen
Germany
Kurt Meyer
Antigo
Wis
Emil Kopp
Abraham Lincoln
Los Angeles
Ida Levine
Boys Town
Omaha
Neb
Sunair Foundation For
Dance craze nostalgia cited in letter to editor
New York City reader Charles Puleo writes to the New York Daily News recalling that the twist dance mirrors a 30 year old routine called the Peabody. Puleo notes the same convulsions paroxysms and shenanigans, arguing nothing is new under the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New New York
UPI
Short News Fragments From Across States
A collection of brief items notes a girl found dead in an abandoned farmhouse about 200 yards away. Two minor earthquakes hit the Kansas City area on Christmas morning with no damage reported. Moscow plans a mid city monorail linking to the airport, cutting travel time significantly. North American Aviation announces William C. Lowary as controller and Ray I. Hart as production foreman at Princeton plant. Norfolk and Western Railway reports November net income of 6,811,415, bringing 11-month total to 54,156,895 with December traffic 32 percent above 1960. State Commerce Commissioner Hulett C. Smith receives a certificate of appreciation from Davy, McDowell County, for youth center help. West Virginia Rural Areas Development Committee selects Braxton, Gilmer, Lewis, Nicholas, Upshur and Webster counties to lead rural economy efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Moscow Radio
mid-Moscow
North American Aviation Today
William C. Lowary
Columbus
Ohio
Ray I. Hart
Los Angeles
Princeton
Norfolk and Western Railway
Hulett C. Smith
Davy
McDowell County
W. Va
Rural Areas Development Committee
Braxton
Gilmer
Lewis
Nicholas
Upshur
Webster
Brazil Acknowledges Moral Re Armament Rally At Maracana
Marshal Henrique Teixeira Lott led a Dec 23 Moral Re-Armament demonstration at Rio de Janeiro's Maracana Stadium calling Brazil to unite on MRA and present a third path to atomic war and tyranny. Eisenhower Carpentier Kishi Roy Rogers and others sent messages as 50,000 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Henrique Teixeira Lott
Maracana Stadium
MRA
Lott
Dwight Eisenhower
Marcel Carpentier
Eisenhower
SHAPE
Kishi
Japan
Roy Rogers
Joel McCrea
Robert Young
Robert Stack
Pat Boone
Eve Arden
National
Marshal Lott
Marine
MRA International Force
Kennedy checkup and advisers meet on budget talk
President Kennedy has recovered from a head cold and swam at the Paul estate. A delegation of top advisers led by Theodore Sorensen will confer with the President on the budget and the State of the Union message due next month. The group includes Myer Feldman David Bell and McGeorge Bundy as they plan several days of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
C. Michael Paul
Congress
Theodore C. Sorensen
Sorensen
Myer Feldman
David E. Bell
McGeorge Bundy
Accident Victim Regains Consciousness After Wreck
Mrs Evelyn Lafferty of Brad ley was hospitalized at Raleigh General with head and internal injuries from a December 16 one car crash on Flat Top. Her 12 year old son David was discharged, Darrel 14 remains in satisfactory condition, and daughter Margaret Davis is improving in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Lafferty
Bradley
Raleigh General Hospital
David
Darrel Lafferty
Margaret Davis
Alabama Car Wrecks On Turnpike West Virginia Toll Road
A car with Alabama plates was demolished in a wreck on the West Virginia Turnpike Monday. The owner was listed as Carl ton Lambert of Eldridge Alabama. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
West Virginia
Wrecking Company
Carlton Lambert
Eldridge
Ala
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Syas
Appalechian Power
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Delights Durantes
Flying Saucer
Whitehorse
Y.T
Cal Miller
Bair
Maxwell House
Mount Hope
Roy Tyree
Wriston
Isaac Wriston
Verdie
Maudie Stover
Wilbur Jr
Robert Wriston
Mrs. McCultie Claytor
Mrs
Dallas Davis
John L. Graham
Georgia Johnson
David D. Williams
T. Albans
Brookline
Mass
Owen Brewster
Maine
Christian Science Benevolent Association
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