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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1962

Page

14

74 Army Recruits Die in Imperial Constellation Crash

The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed Imperial Airlines crew for the November Richmond crash that killed 74 Army recruits. It cited mismanagement and poor coordination by Capt. James A. Greenlee along with Capt. Ronald Conway and flight engineer William F. Poythress, plus Imperial maintenance lapses. The report criticized FAA oversight and noted Imperial has not flown since.

Washington UPI Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Richmond Imperial Airlines Imperial James A. Greenlee Ronald H. Conway William F. Poythress Poythress Greenlee Conway Constellation John Mayfield Baltimore Columbia Mayfield Federal Aviation Agency FAA

Tolling West Virginia highway deaths rise urges safer driving

Col Burchett appeals for more patrols as 41 traffic fatalities in 1962 dawn, against 25 at this time in 1961. State Police seek 70 new patrolmen though a 70-man unit failed in committee. Last year 372 lives lost. peak 479 in 1957. Traffic, vehicles, and miles traveled have surged since World War II.

Charleston UPI West Virginia W. E. Burchett Burchett Department of Public Safety

WVU Is 95 Today

Morgantown marks WVU 95th anniversary noting the Legislature established the Agricultural College of West Virginia on February 7 1867 and Morgantown won the site after disputes with Charleston and other bidders. The piece recalls land grants Morrill Act funding and surrounding institutions involved.

Morgantown UPD West Virginia University Agricultural College of West Virginia Minnesota Iowa Morrill WVU Monongalia Academy Woodburn Female Seminary University Frankford Greenbrier County Bethany Pt. Pleasant Harrisville Martinsburg Greenwood Doddridge County Charleston West Virginia Senate House

Marine Corps Origin and Early Days Noted in Astrological Column

The column highlights patience and focus for today urging solo work and concentration to avoid errors. It notes the Marine Corps’ long history, asserting it was organized before the nation and authorized by the Continental Congress in 1775.

Marine Corps Continental Congress

Technology promises vending meals of the future

The passage envisions homes with self contained vending machines offering complete meals kept fresh in refrigerators. Meals could be cooked electronically within minutes after a coin is inserted, reflecting a futuristic home dining concept from Ocean Future.

Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope for 1962

The chart provides brief daily guidance for each zodiac sign. Aries through Pisces receive notes on balance, restraint, work, social mood, and personal conduct, with Field Enterprises advising thoughtful choices for the day in 1962.

Capital Talks Bolster Adoula

Washington based report says Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula strengthened by talks with President Kennedy turned to strengthen his country's economy and credit rating. Adoula met World Bank and IMF officials seeking membership and aid while Kennedy praised his realistic policy. Senator Gore credited Adoula with rallying support and gaining stature at the Capitol.

Washington UPI Cyrille Adoula Kennedy Adoula Congo World Bank International Monetary Fund United States White House Albert Gore Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee Africa Capitol

Notable deaths across the nation in brief notices

Multiple obituaries report deaths of prominent figures: Dr. Edmund Bergler, 61, psychiatrist and Kinsey critic in New York. Les Hite, 58, Santa Monica bandleader who backed Armstrong and Gillespie. soprano Vera Curtis, 82, who sang with the Metropolitan. Douglas De Younger Silver, 58, Fort Pierce civic leader and radio founder. Herman Crown, 63, Chicago executive. Raymond T. Anderson, 66, Santa Fe official. Rev. Edmund B. Galloway, 102, Fairfield clergyman. Dell O'Dell, 59, Los Angeles TV figure. Emeritus Prof. William Frederick Roe, 87, Wisconsin English scholar. David Stone Phelps, 62, Brentwood retailer president. Abraham S. Hart, 67, clothing firm executive.

Fort Pierce, Fla UPD Douglas de Younge Silver Silver WIRA Bell Syndicate David Lawrence News Syndicate Fort Pierce Misami Herald

New Device Tracks Down Crank Callers

A device developed by General Dynamics telecommunication engineers in Rochester New York allows callers to be locked in with a button press and triggers an alarm at the telephone company. It enables quick identification of the nuisance line and lets the caller hang up and still report the incident without losing the trapped circuit. The system, already in service in some Midwestern areas, will be available to phone owners after multiple nuisance calls indicate deliberate annoyance.

New York UPI General Dynamics Telecommunication Engineers Rochester N.Y General Dynamics

Hollywood Credibility Fades in TV Pitch Parade

Hollywood by Vernon Scott details producers’ sly promises to Earl Holliman as they rove the city seeking saleable TV roles. The piece parrots biting translations of each pitch, exposing the vacuity behind the glossy offers and the cutthroat nature of show business. Also included is a formal notice to creditors regarding John Koren’s estate, requiring claims by July 31, 1962.

Vernon Scott UPI Hollywood Correspondent Hollywood Video City Earl Holliman Earl Paris Ill Tex Jack Lemmon John Koren Beckley West Virginia Roy A. Cunningham Raleigh County Pauline B. Rogers

Adkins Arminta funeral notices in Cherry Creek area

Arminta Adkins 85 of Cherry Creek died February 6 after a short illness. Funeral February 7 at Mt View Primitive Baptist Church with Elder Kenna Lilly and Elder J I Bowling officiating. Burial in Mt View Cemetery. Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel held body at 1901 South Kanawha Street. Hazel Mae Pauley 29 of Midway dies February 5 after long illness. Funeral February 7 Olive Branch Baptist Church Turtle Creek Boone County with Rev Everett Barker officiating. Burial Green Bills Cemetery Turtle Creek. Body moved from Rose & Quesenberry to parents' residence February 6. Arrangements by Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel.

Adkins Arminta Cherry Creek Mt. View Primitive Baptist Church Kenna Lilly J. I. Bowling Mt. View Rose and Quesenberry Kanawha Street Pauley Hazel Mae Midway Morgantown Olive Branch Baptist Church Turtle Creek Boone County Everett Barker Green Bills Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel

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