Argentina and Peron era politics and Eisenhower visit
The article surveys Argentina's political past including Peron's dictatorship, Frondizi's government, and current tensions with Peronistas and Communists as President Frondizi hosts Eisenhower. It notes economic policies, currency changes, and expected reception during the 1950s visit, plus a separate Los Angeles report on Carole Tregoff testifying in a murder case involving Dr. R Bernard Finch and a disputed death in West Covina.
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Government House
Casa Rosada
Peron
Spain
Buenos Aires
Peron O
Peronistas
Frondizi
Argentina
U. S
Eisenhower
Alvaro Alsogaray
Brazil
Mar del Plata
Bariloche
United States
Dwight Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara Jean
Carole
Finch
West Covina
Eddie Has Continued From Page One
Eddie and his family live in a crowded, dirty two room house with no sheets and limited food. His parents share a three room fieldside home with eight people at times and no cooking stove. Eddie asks for new clothes but hesitates to accept, while a baby and flu-stricken relatives await care. A nurse arrives with aid arranged by Baker and The Register to outfit Eddie and possibly help others in the area.
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Eddie
Atkins
Kessler
Lee
Baker
Wife Credited In Paar Return
West Palm Beach AP Jack Paar credits wife Miriam with guiding his decision to return to NBCs Tonight show on March 7 after a vacation. He and Miriam await flights to Honolulu and Tokyo with hotel reservations, amid apologies from NBC executives for a cut joke.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Jack Paar
Miriam
National Broadcasting Co
Paar
California
Honolulu
San Francisco
Island Hotel
Princess Kaiulani
Tokyo
Robert Kintner
Robert Sarnoff
NBC
Kintner
Sarnoff
Parole Violators Face Hearings Today
J Alexander Creasey of the State Board of Probation and Parole was expected at 1 30 p m for hearings on parole violations. The hearings were to be held in the Raleigh County Courthouse office of Parole Officer Robert H Doan.
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J. Alexander Creasey
State Board of Probation and Parole
Robert H. Doan
Raleigh
King urges resolve as sit-ins tense race relations
In High Point North Carolina police dispersed a clash between Negro and white youths after a lunch counter sit-in by Negro college students in the Carolinas and Virginia. A bystander was struck by a missile as more than 250 people gathered around the lot while officers restored order.
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Atlanta
Carolinas
Virginia
High Point
N. C
Trujillo Face Exile Propaganda Amid Caribbean Pressure
Observers note exiles in Havana Caracas San Juan and New York push anti Trujillo messages while many exiles lose credibility at home. Government says violence reports are exaggerated and Trujillo may grant amnesty to many convicted in the January 21 plot to ease tensions.
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Havana
Caracas
San Juan
New York
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Fidel Castro
Glen White Motorist Faces License Charge
Ronald Max Clower 21 of Glen White posted a $20 bond for his Beckley Police Court appearance on driving without a state operator license. He was arrested by City Police at 10 50 p m Tuesday. A 12 year old Beckley juvenile was also arrested by City Police at 9 p m Tuesday on a charge of petit barcony.
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Ronald Max Clower
Glen White
Beckley
Petit Barcony
Eccles Man Jailed for Non Support Charge
Aoton R. Bragg of Eccles was booked at Raleigh County Jail at 7 15 p m Tuesday on a non support charge after arrest by a constable.
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Eccles
Aoton R. Bragg
Raleigh
Deaths and Funerals John William Hall 101 Miller St
Completion of the funeral services for John William Hall are pending the arrival of his son M. Sgt. Herman Hall from Germany. Hall died at 5:50 p.m. Monday after a heart attack while shoveling snow. He was a Beckley Post Office employee, member of IOOF Lodge 74, charter member of Johnstown Regular Baptist Church, and a 17 year Woodrow Wilson High School custodian. Body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home. Pallbearers named.
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John William Hall
Miller St
Herman Hall
Germany
Hall
Beckley
International Order of Odd Fellows Lodge
Johnstown
Woodrow Wilson High School
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Harry Comer
Dewey Collins
Pat Canterbury
Ernest Wickline
Cornelius Bryant
Spencer Davis
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Burruss in Fayetteville
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Biggs Burruss of Fayetteville will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Fayetteville Methodist Church conducted by Rev Charles Thompson with burial at Huse Memorial Park. She died at 83 after a long illness in a Beckley hospital. Survivors include husband W L Burruss Jr a son two daughters 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The body will move from Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill to the church an hour before the service.
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Rose Biggs Burruss
Fayetteville
Fayetteville Methodist Church
Charles Thompson
Huse Memorial Park
Burruss
Beckley Hospital
John B. Biggs
Anna Biggs
W. L. Burruss
William L. Burruss Jr
Mount Hope
Kathryn Dunlap
Rose Kyle Linkenhaker
Victoria
Tyree
Oak Hill
Death of Frank Weeks at 61 in Montgomery hospital
Frank Weeks 61 of Oak Hill died Tuesday in a Montgomery hospital after a long illness. Born January 12, 1900 in Blue Ridge Springs Virginia, he is survived by his wife Ethel Weeks, three daughters Betty Price Mabel Ellison Claudine Ellison, one son Paul, one stepdaughter Pete Blake, two sisters Elizabeth Dooley and Mattie Ryan, one brother Lewis Weeks, and nine grandchildren. Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill handles arrangements.
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Frank Weeks
Oak Hill
Montgomery
Blue Ridge Springs
Ethel Weeks
Betty Price
Mabel Ellison
Claudine Ellison
Paul
Pete Blake
Elizabeth Dooley
Beckley
Mattie Ryan
Vinton
Lewis Weeks
Tyree
Mrs Humphries 90 Dies. Rites Planned at Nazarene Church
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Humphries, 90, died at 8 45 p m Tuesday at the Oak Hill home of her daughter Mrs Tressie Wort hedge. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Thursday at the Church of the Nazarene conducted by Rev T D Cochran and Rev E E Hale. Burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park. She leaves 123 direct descendants.
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Mary Elizabeth Humphries
Oak Hill
Tressie Worthedge
Church of the Nazarene
T. D. Cochran
Beaver
E. E. Hale
High Lawn Memorial Park
Humphries
Six Divorces Granted Today in Raleigh County Court
Six divorce decrees were finalized in Raleigh County Circuit Court. Mary Ann Mills received custody of three children, Gertrude G Light gained custody of one child, James Hyden Heath Jr. won custody of two, Freida J Lambert kept both children, Donald Earl Fuller obtained custody of two, and Drema Delores Workman had her maiden name restored in the Hessen case against Okey R Workman.
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Raleigh County
Mary Ann Mills
Corbit K. Mills
Gertrude G._ Light
Floyd Zane Light
James Hyden Heath Jr
Margaret W. Heath
Freida J. Lambert
George Lambert
Donald Earl Fuller
Mary Elizabeth Fuller
Drema Delores Workman
Orville W. Baugess
Okey R. Workman
Drema Delores Baugess
Stolen 1959 Car Recovered in Beckley
A 1959 model car stolen from Charleston man Gary Casto was found parked on First Street in Beckley behind Dr. Robert Winston's home. Police linked it to a weekly stolen car list and notified Charleston State Police to arrange transport back to Charleston.
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Charleston
Beckley
First Street
Robert Winston
Gary Casto
Grove Ave
Bookmobile Route Set For Thursday
The Raleigh County Bookmobile will stop at Rock Creek Methodist Church 10 to 11 a.m. Jarrells Store at Arnett 11:15 to 11:45 a.m. Coveys Store at Glen Daniel 1:05 to 1:35 p.m. Fairdale Post Office 1:40 to 2:10 p.m. Farmers Store at Bolt 2:20 to 2:50 p.m. Surveyor Rt 3 Lester Road intersection 3 to 3:30 p.m. Eccles Post Office 3:40 to 4:10 p.m.
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Raleigh County
Rock Creek
Jarrell’s
Arnett
Covey’s
Glen Daniel
Fairdale
Farmer’s
Bolt
Surveyor
Rt. 3
Lester Road
Eccles
AT&T To Send Braille Annual Report For Blind Shareholders
AT&T will provide its annual report in Braille and talking books for the first time. The effort directed by the American Printing House for the Blind in Louisville prepares books and records for an estimated 3,600 shareholders with AT&T covering the cost.
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Louisville, Ky
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
American Printing House For the Blind
At&t
Farmer Knight Gives Estate to Kin and Churches
Gallatin Missouri report on 90 year old farmer John William Knight who plans to distribute his fortune to 12 nieces and nephews four churches and the Salvation Army He has given out 15000 of a 60000 total from selling 300 acres and says taxes spurred his gift plan He expects to distribute the remainder next year before his death ending with a clean heart and clear head.
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Gallatin
John William Knight
Knight
Salvation Army
Missouri
Blake Place
Wickline Rites for 82 Year Old Clayton Native
Mrs Minnie Alletta Wickline 82 of Oak Hill died at 11 45 p m Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mrs Ida Shuck 101 Blake St following a 10 day illness. She was born Oct 22 1877 in Clayton and was a member of the Clayton Baptist Church Surviving are two brothers Clark Graham of Cleveland Ohio and Elmer Graham Clayton two sons Lacy Beaver and Forest Beckley two daughters Mrs Lola Mitchell Oak Hill and Mrs Anita Phillips Scarbro ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren The body is at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill pending arrangements
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Minnie Alletta Wickline
Oak Hill
Ida Shuck
Blake St
Clayton Baptist Church
Clayton
Clark Graham
Cleveland
Ohio
Elmer Graham
Lacy
Beaver
Forrest
Beckley
Lola Mitchell
Oak Hil
Anita Phillips
Scarbro
Tyree
Funeral services set for Charles T. Yates in Mount Hope
Charles Travis Yates, 46, of Mount Hope died in a Spencer hospital Monday. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Mount Hope with Rev. Fr. Eugene Klug of Scarbro officiating. Memorial Park Oak Hill.
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Charles Travis Yates
Mount Hope
Tyree
William H. Shumate of Hinton Dies After Illness
William H. Shumate, 74, of Hinton, died at 8 p.m. Tuesday in a local hospital after a six month illness attributed to pneumonia and complications. Born December 16, 1885 in Monroe County, he was a Charleston hardware dealer and former Valley Bell Coal Co. employee. Survived by wife Eliza, brother Luther, four sisters, and is to be buried Friday at Forest Hill Baptist Cemetery after funeral at Central Baptist Church with Rev. H. P. Hackney.
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William Hayden Shumate
Hinton
Monroe County
Henry
Sarah Meadows Shumate
Central Baptist Church
Charleston
Valley Bell Coal Co
Ward
Eliza Shumate
Luther
Ballengee
Blanche MecNeer
Forest Hill
Dove Shumate
Laura Kessler
Beckley
Rennie Maddy
Bellepoint
H. P. Hackney
Forest Hill Baptist Cemetery
E. M. Meadows
Infant Russell Died at Birth in Mount Hope
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Russell Mount Hope died at birth Tuesday afternoon in a local hospital. The body is at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.
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Henry Russell
Mount Hope
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Coal City Republican Withdraws From Slab Fork Primary
Joe Arlie Wills of Coal City withdraws from the May 10 Primary race for the Slab Fork District con stable. The Republican candidate's announcement was filed this morning at the Raleigh County Circuit Clerk's office.
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Joe Arlie Wills
Coal City
Slab Fork
Raleigh County
Recordings Available Through Bookmobile
Classical and semi classical recordings are now available at the Raleigh County Library for checkout. Most of the supply has been classified by volunteer workers.
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Bookmobile
Raleigh County
Octo
Soviet Writers Tour United States In Exchange Visit
A Soviet delegation led by poet Stepan Shchipachev departed Moscow on Tuesday for a month long cultural tour of the United States. The group aims to exchange ideas as American writers visited the Soviet Union the previous year.
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Moscow
Stepan Shchipachev
United States
Soviet Union
Senate Backs Fast-Track Civil Rights Bill Move
The Senate rejected a delay tactic proposed by Senator Richard Russell as it pressed ahead with a civil rights bill rider to the House school bill. President Johnson defended the procedure to present a measure by February 15, while Morse urged faster committee action and threatened to discharge committees. The vote tally showed mixed party lines with 61 to 28 in the first show of strength.
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Ee Snaness
Aoe
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Senate
House
Russell
Wayne Morse
Dore
Senate Judiciry Committee
Morse
Rules Committee
Novelist Faces Multiple Charges After Family Dispute
Los Angeles AP reports novelist Thomas Chamales must appear in court March 21 to answer battery drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges at his estranged wife Helen O Connell's home. He is also accused of throwing a milk bottle and fighting officers during a November 26 incident.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Chamales
Helen O’connell
Chamales
Miss O'Connell
Gladwell Waives To Grand Jury
M. M. Mike Gladwell of Beckley faces Raleigh County Grand Jury action on a charge of driving while drunk. He was arrested by state police and waived preliminary hearing before Magistrate J. E. Mays in Beaver on February 5.
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M. M
Mike” Gladwell
Beckley
Raleigh County Grand Jury
J. E. Mays
Beaver
Beckley Business Development Board Meets at Beckley National Bank
The Beckley Business Development Corporation Board of Directors will hold a meeting at 4 p.m. Thursday in the conference room of Beckley National Bank.
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Beckley Business Development Corporation
Beckley National Bank
Finger Injury Report From Local Accident
Walter Chandler of 103 Sycamore Ave was treated at Beckley Hospital Tuesday for an injury to the third finger of his right hand suffered in an accident at the Tolly Coal Co.
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Hal
Walter Chandler
Sycamore Ave
Beckley Hospital
Tolly Coal Co
State official visits Beckley on nutrition consultation
Mrs Marian Cornell state director of the Bureau of Nutrition with the state health department is in Beckley for a consultation with Raleigh County Public Health nurses on food problems.
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Marian Cornell
Bureau of Nutrition
State Department of Health
Beckley
Raleigh County
Immigrant's death linked to trade lures and debt
William Rodriguez, an immigrant, died by his own actions amid a tangle of garnishments and disputed charges. Records show Sears Roebuck and other creditors garnished wages for $80.20 and $34.15 while a furniture firm sought $167. some requests were withdrawn after settlement talks. The widow Nilda recalls a bedspread offer and a disputed television purchase, with conflicting creditor statements. The inquest continues, and a city committee plans a conference on easy credit practices harming newcomers.
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Sears Roebuck
William
Nilda
Raymond
Nilda Rodriguez
Valez
Knights of St. John
Man
Cornelius Dore
Rodriguez
William Rodriguez
Governor Signs Soft Drinks Bill in West Virginia
Charleston AP reports Gov. Underwood signed into law an act repealing the soft drinks tax on home mix syrups and powders used to make soft drinks at home effective July 1. The tax remains on other powder preparations. The session also produced acts exempting private detectives on off duty work, standardizing civil suit fees, permitting mortgage bankers FHA like charges, and authorizing clerk fees for the City-County Building in Wheeling.
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Charleston
Underwood
West Virginia
Federal Housing Administration
Ohio County Board of Commissioners
Wheeling
Fourteen Advertisers Tour Beckley News Plant Addition
Beckley News papers Corp invited fourteen contract advertisers to preview the new print ing plant. Guests included Wilbur Bays H E McMillan Nick Shucet Alex George Sidney Fink Gladys Carney Jim McDaniel John Kushner Glenn Evans Gene Keatley P E Rhodes Darrel King Isadore Wein and H B Atkinson. After invites continue this week and next, an open house for the public is planned.
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Beckley Newspapers Corp
Beckley Hotel
Wilbur Bays
H. E. McMillan
Nick Shucet
Alex George
Sidney Fink
Gladys Carney
Jim McDaniel
John Kushner
Glenn Evans
Gene Ke
Sledding accident victim treated at Beckley Hospital
The second sled riding accident victim this year was treated at Beckley Hospital Tuesday. Charlie Persinger, 14, of Crab Orchard, son of Homer C. Persinger, was treated for an injured left foot and released.
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Beckley Hospital
Charlie Persinger
Homer C. Persinger
Skiing accident at Bald Knob injures worker and treats at hospital
John O'Neal and Glen White were treated at Raleigh General Hospital for an ankle injury from a skiing accident at Bald Knob where O'Neal is employed. He was released after treatment.
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John O’neal
Glen White
Raleigh General Hospital
Bald Knob
Indicted firms challenge price fixing claims
Indictments were handed up by a federal grand jury against multiple firms including Westinghouse Electric, General Electric, Allis Chalmers, I T E Circuit Breaker, and Federal Pacific for alleged price fixing. The disclosure comes as government policy battles continue and industry statements defend ethics under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric Corp
General Electric Co
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker Co
Federal Pacific Co
Eisenhower addresses weapons, churches and Middle East arms
President Eisenhower recalls the 1947 Baruch report to limit nations building atomic weapons. He notes a church communism controversy over a failed Air Force reserves manual. He says Secret Service cannot act abroad and rejects a U S security pact with Israel while blaming others for Middle East arms.
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Bernard Baruch
AIR Force
Eisenhower
Dudley Sharp
Air Force Reserves
U. S
Secret Service
Suit Filed For 700 In Raleigh County
D A Keatley of Athens filed a civil action in Raleigh County Circuit Clerk’s office seeking damages of 700 from Cecil Kincaid of 102 Winger Ave. The suit was entered today.
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Raleigh County
D. A. Keatley
Athens
Cecil Kincaid
Winger Ave
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