Gentlemen fashion critique by Lilly Dache at Washington preview
S I D E WASHINGTON UPI Miss Dache criticizes American male dress sense at the annual male apparel preview. She blames sports cars and gadgets for dull wardrobes and anti social behavior among teens. The writer shares a personal tip to improve fit by hanging the coat on the hanger.
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Orbital Delay Hits Glenn Flight In 8th Postponement
Cape Canaveral reports bad sea conditions forced another delay in John Glenn s orbital flight. A new storm off Cape Hatteras threatens Bermuda area recovery, with no firm launch time yet set. Glenn remains ready, awaiting weather clearance and another briefing from officials.
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Valentine Bride Pier Angeli Weds Trovajoli in London
Indonesian demonstrator tosses a duck egg at Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy as he enters the University of Indonesia law school for a speech urging student restraint in judging the United States. Steel contract talks open in Pittsburgh between United Steelworkers and Big 11 firms with a March 1 target. An earthquake shake hits Santiago Chile with no reported casualties. Italian born actress Pier Angeli marries Armando Trovajoli in London. Don Everly wed to Venetia Stevenson in San Diego. Lindsay Crosby wife’s pregnancy complications keep her unconscious in Burbank. Red Skelton discharged after a routine hospital checkup in Santa Monica. Poet Rob see Shortening Page 2.
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Jackie Kennedy Makes Brief New York Visit
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy flew to New York with Princess Radziwill for a private visit, staying Tuesday night at the Carlyle Hotel before returning to Washington. Her press aide said plans remained unclear and the First Lady was en route back to the capital. The trip preceded her forthcoming India and Pakistan tour with Princess Radziwill, after a White House sleigh ride with Caroline and John Jr. earlier in the day.
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Five Day Forecast With Temperature and Rain Outlook
Considerable cloudiness with scattered mountain showers. North highs in the 40s south in the 50s. Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the 20s. Thursday cooler then a weekend warming trend and a early week drop. Precipitation half inch or less as showers over the weekend. Beckley and Oak Hill area readings show highs near 44 to 57 and lows mid 30s. Greenbrier River conditions normal to clearing with gauge at 3.75 ft at Hinton.
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Kennedy and Macmillan reject 18 nation summit
President Kennedy informed Khrushchev that an 18 nation summit proposal could set back arms control efforts. Prime Minister Macmillan echoed caution, saying progress on disarmament should come first. Officials noted possible summer or fall talks if Berlin eases and disarmament advances occur. Kennedy will decide soon on atmospheric nuclear tests.
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Berlin
Kennedy says Powers a free agent after U2 flight release
President Kennedy said Francis Gary Powers will be free to test relations and will be available to congressional committees and the press after interrogation. Powers cooperates with officials at an undisclosed location and provided important information after being exchanged for Rudolf Abel. Kennedy noted Powers has seen his family and expressed hope for progress in Soviet American talks. He also supported Macmillan’s stance on no atomic tests at Christmas Island until Geneva begins and said the U.S. would decide by month’s end on resuming atmospheric tests. He would attend a Geneva summit if progress warrants.
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McQuade Nominated as Federal Marshall for Southern WV
President Kennedy signed the nomination of C. J. Needy McQuade, editor at the Register, to be federal marshal for Southern West Virginia. Sen Byrd and Sen Randolph advance the move. confirmation by the Senate Judiciary Committee is expected promptly. Ward previously held interim appointment and resigned.
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Monroe County Names Acting Sheriff Wayt
Monroe County picks Union resident Carl R Wayt to fill the unexpired term of Homer Antill who resigned after being convicted of assaulting his wife with a deadly weapon The Democratic Executive Committee made the selection and it must be approved by the common pleas court and confirmed by the secretary of state Wayt 45 of Laings agreed to be the Democratic candidate for the next general election
Beckley Mayor Seeks Urban Renewal Meeting
Mayor Cecil L. Miller urged a city council meeting with an Urban Renewal Administration official to outline steps for an urban renewal program. He cited potential 75 percent federal funding and possible credit for prior city expenditures, noting West Virginia’s low ranking in a Washington, D.C. meeting.
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Really Smith Joins FBI Top Ten Fugitives List
Lyndal Ray Smith, a California bandit who escaped San Quentin nearly two years ago, is added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted. He is considered armed and dangerous, with a 20 year criminal record and multiple arrests across California Ohio Kentucky Louisiana Florida and Indiana. His accomplice was captured in Chicago and Smith’s last known location was Utah. The case stems from a February 21 1960 prison camp escape near Fort Bragg California.
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January Report Displays Pale Jobs and Income Signals
Washington economists stayed cautious after January reports on jobs and incomes. The Labor Department said factory workweek averaged 40 hours, down from 40.4 in December and 40.6 in November, blamed on reduced overtime and a weaker overall outlook.
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City weighs crushed rock for red dog streets
Beckley city officials discuss replacing scarce red dog with crushed rock on 25 miles of streets. Street Commissioner D E Warden said red dog will be loaded from an inaccessible area near The New River Co work site at 40 cents per yard, with the city to receive red dog in return for preparation labor. He warned usable red dog may vanish in five or six years and crushed stone, though costlier now, would be cheaper long term due to durability.
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Farley Named Advertising Mgr at Beckley Newspapers
Beckley Newspapers Corp. announced Palmer Farley will head its advertising departments succeeding J. M. Ressa who resigns to join the Tallahassee Democrat as advertising director. Hutchison also resigns after passing civil service exams. Farley, a Raleigh County native and WVU graduate, has long served in the ads unit and will become board member and assistant advertising manager. Ressa’s resignation takes effect March 1.
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State Police Applicants Tested for 280-Man Force
About 440 applicants began preliminary physical and mental exams at the State Police Academy in Charleston. Tests run through next Tuesday or Wednesday. From these candidates, 26 will be chosen to reach the authorized strength of 280 officers.
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NAACP Accuses Raleigh County of Desegregation Evasion
The NAACP charges the Raleigh County Board of Education with attempting to zone and gerrymander school areas to bypass desegregation orders. Gladys Taylor is represented in federal court by attorney Willard Brown, alleging collusion with Negro principals to deter attendance at nearby schools.
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Raleigh County
No Local Comment on NAACP Bill of Particulars
Superintendent John Saunders and legal counsel Fletcher W. Mann for the Board of Education refused comment on the bill of particulars filed in Charleston by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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Willard Brown
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Fletcher W. Mann
Board of Education
Brown accuses Raleigh County school board of delayed desegregation
On November 13 Judge John A. Field Jr. heard Charles Brown request a reopening of the case contending deliberate discrimination in curriculum and attendance. Brown claims Negro students in Beckley are assigned to Morton Reeves school by board order, even when a white school is closer, and alleges broader timetabling of desegregation in violation of a federal court order.
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Fletcher W. Mann
Beckley
Raleigh County
Morton Reeves
Man Plunge Through Sky Light Interrupts Glasgow Dinner
Michael Denness dining in Glasgow finds a man, Peter McCulloch, who slipped on a roof and fell through a sky light into Denness’s soup. In Los Angeles the Board of Education hires 11 to assist its electric brain after a breakdown last fall. In Monmouth, Mayor Allan Walters opposes the YMCA Sombrero Club plan to raise 1000 dollars for a teens clubroom, amid a joked kidnapping ransom proposal.
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Peter McCulloch
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Board of Education
Monmouth, Ill
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Priest Paralyzed by 1935 Christmas Day Shoot Dies
The Rev Louis Galli, a Salesian priest paralyzed by a robber's bullet 26 years ago, died at Notre Dame Hospital in San Francisco. He was shot on Christmas Day 1935 at St Joseph's Church in Oakland after warning two armed men. Gunmen Hugh J Doherty and William Price were convicted and later released.
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William Price
Veteran Cuban official named to head National Land Reform Institute
Havana dispatch reports Carlos Rafael Rodriguez named to succeed Fidel Castro as president of the National Land Reform Institute. The cabinet statement in morning papers sparked sudden reaction, reflecting Castro’s vast power derived from leading the institute and ambiguity over whether it signals a government shift or recognition of Rodriguez’s socialist reforms.
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West Virginia's 19th Governor Herman Kump Dies at 84
Elkins, WV, governor Herman Guy Kump died at his home at 84. The former Democratic leader served as the state's 19th governor and passed away today, with UPI reporting.
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