Deaths and Funerals in Alderson Mullens Ravencliff area
Funeral services for Howard Monroe Callahan 65 of Alderson set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Greenbrier Baptist Church with burial in Restwood Cemetery Hin ton. Surviving wife Delia Scott Callahan two sons Melvin of Baltimore and Charles L. of Elks Ridge Md a daughter Elizabeth Miller of Schenectady N Y a brother Warren Callahan Sullivan and two sisters Bertha Perdue Huntington and Lealia Cox India Tenn Also listed are memberships in Shire Temple No 29 Knights of Pythias American Legion Hinton International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Miller Men’s Bible Class Greenbrier Baptist Church.RNS Funeral arrangements complete for Charles Edgar Lewis 62 Mullens engineer for Norfolk and Western died at 2 a.m. today at St Luke’s Bluefield From heart attack He was born March 10 1898 in Tazewell Va son of Charlie E and Nannie Harmon Lewis He had been an engineer since 1922 and belonged to Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Presbyter ian Church Surviving wife Eva Hayes Lewis two children Charles E Lewis II Mary Lewis Mildred Lewis two sisters Etta Bland Pineville and Thomas Dumford Tazewell two grandchildren Body at Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Mullens RNS For Ravencliff baby death at birth Saturday at Pineville Maternity Hospital Father a marine at Camp Lejeune N C A brother Elwin Lyle Robinson Ravencliff Grandparents Mr and Mrs Robinson Ravencliff Mrs Ellen Green Pensacola Fla Body at Oceana Funeral Home RNS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Monroe Callahan
Alderson
Greenbrier Baptist Church
John W. Wagster
Restwood
Hinton
Callahan
Henry Madison Callahan
Virginia Elmore Callahan
Low Moor
Delia Scott Callahan
Melvin Callahan
Baltimore
Charles L. Callahan
Elks Ridge
Elizabeth Miller
Schenectady
N. Y
Warren Callahan
Sullivan
Bertha Perdue
Huntington
Lealia Cox
Lndia
Tenn
Shire Temple No. 29
Order of Knights of Pythias
American Legion of Hinton
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Miller Men's Bible
RNS
Charles Edgar Lewis
Circle Drive
Mullens
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bluefield
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
Tazewell
Charlie E
Nannie Harmon Lewis
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Presbyterian Church
Eva Hayes Lewis
Charles E. Lewis II
Mary Lewis
Fairborn
Ohio
Mildred Lewis
Etta Bland
Pineville
Thomas Dumford
Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home
Ravencliff
Gassaway
Glen Robinson
Pineville Maternity Hospital
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Elwin Lyle Robinson
Robinson
Ellen Green
Pensacola
Fla
Oceana
Solemn Requiem Planned for Mrs Nora Kerrigan
Mrs Nora Gertrude Kerrigan 69 of 216 Westwood Drive Weston will lie in state at Mortuary and then at Sweeney and Smith Funeral Home prior to a 10 a.m. Wednesday mass at St Patrick Catholic Church Weston. Burial follows in Weston Cemetery. She died Sunday night at Beckley VA Hospital after a heart attack with prior seizure on January 21. Born July 24 1891 in Vegan Upshur County she was a daughter of Peter and Mary Burke. She was a member of St Francis de Sales and Catholic Daughters of America. Husband H L Kerrigan predeceased her in May. Survivors include two daughters Kathryn Kerrigan and Sister M Leona two sons J Paul both and three grandchildren and two sisters. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Gertrude Kerrigan
Westwood Drive
Weston
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Thomas L. Kerrigan
Joseph McKernan
Joseph O'Reilly
Weston Cemedy
Kerrigan
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
Beckley Hospital
Vegan
Upshur County
Peter and
Mary Owens Burke
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Catholic Daughters of America
H. L. Kerrigan
Saevere
Kathryn R. Kerrigan
Sweeney and Smith
Bernard Kerrigan
James Ward
George Detterman
Burke Riley Sr
Raymond McDonald
Francis Riley
Grimmett Funeral Services Set for Orlando Resident
Mrs. Hubert Grimmett 45 of Orlando formerly Beckley dies at home Sunday from heart attack. Survived by son Bobby Mabscott and aunt Mrs Emerson Williams Calloway Heights. Funeral will be held Wednesday in Orlando, noting she moved there about two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Grimmett
Orlando
Fla
Beckley
Final rites for James Robert Harless in Tams Church
James Robert Bob Harless 66 of Tommy Creek will receive final rites at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Tams Community Church with Rev. William Stafford officiating. Burial will follow in Sunset Memorial Park. He died Saturday around 11 a.m. after a heart attack while bathing. His body was to be taken to his daughter Mrs. Charlie Maynard’s home in Tommy Creek at 2 p.m. today. Pallbearers include Ray Adams Buddy Rose Bill Linkous Star-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robert
Bob) Harless
Tommy Creek
Tams
William Stafford
Sunset Memorial Park
Harless
Charlie Maynard
Robertson and Foglesong
Mullens
Ray Adams
Buddy Rose
Bill Linkous
Star
Final rites for Mrs Bessie Clapworthy in Mount Hope
Mrs Bessie Mae Clapworthy 75 of Mount Hope died Saturday evening after a long illness. Funeral services slated for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Mount Hope with Rev Ernest Barley presiding. Burial at High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Survivors include daughter Mable Wicker Hinton. two stepsons Carl Prince and Herman O Neal Salem Virginia. four stepdaughters Hershal Davis George Ruff Mount Hope Dorothy Taylor Duo and Mary Kirby Johnstown Ohio. half brother Omar Miller Vinton Virginia. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mae Clapworthy
Mount Hope
Tyree
Ernest Barley
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Clapworthy
Minden
Mable Wicker
Hinton
Carl
Prince
Herman O'Neal
Salem
Hershal Davis
George Ruff
Dorothy Taylor
Duo
Mary Kirby
Johnstown
Ohio
Omar Miller
Vinton
Riner Rites Held For Zelma Gray Riner at Gates
Final rites were held for Zelma Gray Riner 49 of Union with a service at Grove Baptist Church Gates led by Rev. Cecil Neel and Rev. J W Rowe. Burial followed in the church cemetery. She died Saturday evening after a three week illness in a Ronceverte hospital. Born January 24 1912 in Union she was a daughter of the late Gaeus N and Ada Johnson Bobbitt. She was a member of Oak Grove Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband one daughter Mrs Don Miller of Union and four sons Kyle Frank ie Dennis and Keith Bobbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Gray Riner
Union
Grove Baptist Church
Gates
Cecil Neel
J. W. Rowe
Church
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Don Miller
Fourty Kyle
Frankie
Princeton
Dennis
Fayetteville
Keith Bobbitt
Parkersburg
Robinson Infant Graveside Rites Planned
Graveside rites are scheduled for the infant child of Elwin and Mary Green Robinson. The service will be held at the family plot with participation by relatives and friends. The infant's death is being mourned by the Robinson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Elwin
Mary Green Robinson
Siders Rites Planned for Lewis Albert Siders
Lewis Albert Siders 69 of Kimberly died Sunday after a long illness in Charleston Memorial Hospital He was born in Ripley a member of Advent Christian Church a retired miner and United Mine Workers of America member Survivors include wife Rosie Ellen a daughter Mrs William Tabit Kimberly a son L C Cheshire Ohio a sister Mrs C O Derick Clendenin two brothers John Belle and Ben Elkview fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild The body is at Hooper Funeral Home Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Albert Siders
Kimberly
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Ripley
Advent Christian Church
United Mine Workers of America
Rosie Ellen
William Tabit
L. C
Cheshire
Ohio
C. O. Derick
Clendenin
John
Belle
Ben
Mrs Pearl Mitchell Rites Set for Gauley Bridge Victim
Mrs Pearl Mitchell 69 dies Sunday at son Harry Mitchells Gauley Bridge home. Services at 2 p m Tuesday with Mrs Ella Mitchell presiding. Surviving sister Mrs Bess Ayers of Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic
Pearl Mitchell
Gauley Scien
Harry
Gauley Bridge
Bess Ayers
Lester
Death of Veldo Jelko Veldo Jelko at Ridge Avenue Beckley
Veldo Jelko Veldo Jelko, 76, of Ridge Avenue Beckley, died about 6 a m today. The body is at Webb and Neal Funeral Home pending completion of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veldo Jelko
Ridge Avenue
Beckley
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Beaver PTA Meeting To Feature Visitation
The Beaver Parent-Teacher Association invites parents to visit at 7 30 p m today at the school. Teachers will be in homerooms from 7 30 to 8 p m to discuss topics with parents individually. The program includes a film strip How to Study and a devotional service led by Rev Garland Howington. Hostesses include Mrs Norma Stump chair man and numerous named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Parent-Teacher Association
Garland Howington
Norma Stump
Ruth Redden
Paul Epperley
Vaughilla Bucy
Carl Noor
Norman Shaeffer
Archie Smith
Gertrude Epperley
Avery Taylor
Ray Akers
Robert Martin
James St. Clair
Donald Simmons
Eva Mae Moore
J. E. Mays
Garnett Manning
Paul Payne
Proposals To Hike Gas Rate Withdrawn
Charleston West Virginia The Public Service Commission said four Texas natural gas transmission firms withdrew proposed rate increases that could have raised United Fuel Gas Co costs by 532000 dollars a year in wholesale gas purchases A hearing on the increase had been set by the Federal Power Commission in Washington D C PSC had intervened and was notified last Friday of the withdrawal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
UPID
Public Service Commission
Texas
United Fuel Gas Co
Washington
Federal Power Commission
PSC
Sprague Driver Posts Bond on Hit-Run Charge
Emmett Edwards of Sprague posted a $500 bond in Magistrate Joe Rodriguez Court on a hit-and-run charge after a incident on South Fayette Street and Church Street. The Norfolk car owner’s vehicle sustained about $75 in damage. Edwards’ vehicle damage was not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Edwards
Sprague
Raleigh
Joe Rodriguez
Edwards
William A. O’brien
Norfolk
South Fayette Street
O’brien
Church Street
O'Brien
Lewis Terminal
S. Fayette St
Matthew J. McCutcheon
Alderson
Ralph Adkins
Harper Heights
Beckley
Adkins
Billy Joe Richmond
Maple Fork
J. E. Mays
Airlines Face Massive Furloughs Amid Walkout Fallout
A wildcat walkout over a National Mediation Board ruling triggers protests and calls for a congressional investigation. Pan American United states hiring cuts begin with layoffs across major carriers including Pan American TWA American Airlines National Airlines Eastern Air Lines as airlines slash operations and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Mediation Board
United Air Lines
Air Line Pilots Association
ALPA
Ronald A. Brown
Flight Engineers International Association
Washington
Goldberg
TWA
Sy Korn
Flight
Pan American
New York
United States
Lowerseas
American Airlines
National Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Reporter's Brother Regarded Improved in Kanawha Valley Hospital
Five year old Mike Boothe of Miami son of Mr and Mrs Willis Boothe and brother of Raleigh Register reporter Dallas Boothe is reported much improved at Charleston Kanawha Valley Hospital where he was admitted Sunday for examination and treatment. He had a high temperature and was in an oxygen tent until 10:30 a m today. The illness remains undiagnosed at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Boothe
Willis Boothe
Miami
Dallas Boothe
Raleigh Register
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Charleston
Elderly Woman Killed by Car Near Vienna Convalescent Home
Mrs Lucy Graham aged 87 a resident of a nearby Vienna convalescent home died from injuries suffered when struck by a car in front of the home. The accident occurred as she walked into the street in Belpre Ohio driver Joseph Caplinger 24 was behind the wheel and no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
UPI
Lucy Graham
Vienna
Joseph W. Caplinger
Belpre
Ohio
Caplinger
Appraisal Commission To Be Named Saturday
Fayetteville ANS reports the naming of an appraisal commission in a condemnation suit for Plum Orchard Lake project is continued to Saturday Feb 25. The state offers Lacy N Darlington $3000 for about 105 acres to form part of a 2800 acre hunting and recreation area in Fayette County. About 2300 acres have already been acquired from The New River Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy N. Darlington
Fayette County
New River Co
Ward To Be Manager Of Sophia State Store
J E Ward of Sullivan Road began work Saturday in the Sophia Liquor Store. A Democrat, Ward is slated to eventually become manager of the Sophia State Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Sophia State Store
J. E. Ward
Sullivan Road
Sophia Liquor
Missile gap history fades as missiles outpace early hopes
In a Washington briefing, Ray Cromley explains how early estimates of Russian ICBM capability formed the so called missile gap. The piece traces how initial assumptions of Soviet could and would build missiles were revised downward as Russia failed to meet industrial plans, while U.S. Minuteman and Polaris breakthroughs shifted the balance, potentially placing the U.S. ahead in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Department of Defense
U. S
Perts
U.S
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Minuteman
Kennedy Urges Focus on Desegregation Areas and Education
President Kennedy cites below par districts and slum neighborhoods, warning that desegregation challenges include remedial reading for Black students who moved to white DC schools years ago. He argues national progress hinges on education and calls for higher teacher salaries and expansion.
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District of Columbia
Kennedy
State Breakdown of Kennedy Education Aid by State
UPI reports the proposed federal aid allocations for fiscal years 1962, 1963, and 1964. The figures show each state's total allotment and the per pupil amount in average daily attendance for public schools, with Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia listed across the three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kennedy's education plan seeks 25000 to 50000 scholarships
President Kennedy proposed a five year program with an initial 26.25 million authorization for the 1962 fiscal year to fund 25000 scholarships in the first year, 37500 the second, and 50000 annually for years three through five, plus an expanded National Defense Education Act to aid college loans.
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Kennedy
Congress
Lumumba followers flee as Tshombe battles Balumba in Katanga
New Strongman Gizenga and other Lumumba supporters are mentioned. Lumumbists are reported on the run in northern Katanga where Moise Tshombe’s provincial forces are said to have clashed heavily at Luena with Balumba tribal rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gizenga
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Luena
Glen White Man Faces Federal Court Action
Walter L. Townes, 55, of Glen White posted a $1,500 bond to U S Commissioner W A Riffe on charges of concealing stolen government property and was released from Raleigh County Jail. He is to appear before the U S District Court in Beckley on July 18 for unlawful possession of a 1957 car seized by the federal government containing moonshine whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Townes
Glen White
U. S
W. A. Riffe
Raleigh
United States District Court
Beckley
Demurrer Sustained In Rape Indictment
Fayetteville Judge C L Garvin Jr sustained a demurrer to the indictment against Calvin Linkenhaker of Ansted accused of rape. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Walter Wilson said a new indictment will be sought before the April term of court. The demurrer sought to correct inaccuracies in the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
C. L. Garvin Jr
Calvin Linkenhaker
Ansted
Walter Wilson
Linkenhoker
Mrs. Mills Sworn As Fayette Deputy
Leona Mills of Smithers was sworn in as Fayette County deputy sheriff. James L. Mathews, deputy county clerk, administered the oath at the request of Sheriff L. P. Elmore. Mills is active in Falls District politics and directs Fayette Needy Association with husband George Mills.
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Fayetteville
Rns
Leona Mills
Smithers
Fayette County
James L. Mathews
L. P. Elmore
Mills
George Mills
Falls District
Fayette
Hotel Studying Union Proposals
No meetings are scheduled today for the striking Beckley hotel workers. Management spokesman says proposals are being considered. UMW District 50 office says Richard Kennel of the State Department of Labor will send a representative to Beckley to settle the dispute. Reid P. Davis and Fred Box are in Washington, D. C. for a district convention and unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
United Mine Workers District 50
Richard Kennel
State Department of Labor
Charleston
Reid P. Davis
District 50
Fred Box
Washington, D. C
Rock $8,718 Award Granted for Mabscott Crab Orchard Road
Commissioners in Mabscott and Crarb Orchard road project approved an award of 8718 dollars for property of Otis dl at Ceesie io. The award was granted in morning sessions by State Road Commission members J G Lilly C H Graham T R Wilson and O W Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis dl
Ceesie Io
Mabscott Crab Orchard Road
State Road Commission
J. G. Lilly
C. H. Graham
T. R. Wilson
O. W. Brown
Lost Quartet Finds Way Out Of Gorge
Four Stamford youths lost for four hours in the Piney Gorge area found their own way home after following a railroad track to Prince and calling on Cather Campbell, an uncle of the Adkins sisters, for transport. State Police began the search at 8 p.m. and the children arrived home at 8:45 p.m., tired but safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Piney Gorge
Freda Adkins
Joyce
Laura Adkins
Dorothy Hightower
Johnny
Genevieve Hightower
Prince
Cather Campbell
Adkins Sisters
Lenten Lecture Series Opens at St Stephen's Church
The Tuesday Lenten lecture titled The Story of the Prayer Book will start at St Stephen's Episcopal Church with Evening Prayer at 7 30 p m and the lecture at 8 o'clock in the church undercroft. This marks the first in a series of weekly Lenten talks before Easter each Tuesday. A daily service at 5 15 p m except Tuesday continues during Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
President Kennedy Returns to Washington From Virginia Stay
President Kennedy flew from Middleburg Virginia to the White House by helicopter after a brief weekend at Glen Ora estate. He landed on the White House lawn at 9 26 a m EST. Mrs Kennedy and Caroline were to remain at Glen Ora for a few more days while the First Lady recovers from a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Middleburg
Glen Ora
Caroline
Glenora
Beckley Driver Charged With Running Red Light
Edward C. Drumheller of Beckley is scheduled to appear in Beckley Police Court Thursday on a charge of running a red light and having no automobile registration. He was arrested at 7:35 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Drumheller
Beckley
McQuilkin From Roanoke Admitted For Surgery At Raleigh General
D E McQuilkin of Roanoke Virginia father of Mrs Fred Richmond 121 Granville Ave was admitted to Raleigh General Hospital Sunday night scheduled for surgery today. He is reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. McQuilkin
Roanoke
Fred Richmond
Granville Ave
Raleigh General Hospital
Home From Hospital for Paul Hutchinson
Paul Hutchinson of Colony Drug Co at 114 West 4th Street was discharged from Raleigh General Hospital Sunday after a recent eye surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hutchinson
4Th St
Colony Drug Co
Raleigh General Hospital
Mrs Joffie Mae Wills Injured in Fall at Home
Mrs Joffie Mae Wills Arnette is in satisfactory condition at Beckley Hospital after a Sunday evening fall from a couch broke her ankle. She was admitted for treatment of the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joffie Mae ‘Wills
Arnette
Beckley Hospital
Folks With Heart Offer Help To Girl With Rare Heart Condition
Susan Ott, a 13 year old from McMechen, needs an operation for a rare heart condition. Her parents cannot pay, but offers of help and blood donations have poured in. She must have 25 pints of blood for surgery at a Baltimore clinic planned for July or this summer if funds are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
UPI
Susan Ott
McMechen
Wheeling News Register
John Ott
Susan
Baltimore Heart Clinic
West Virginia Legislature Debates House and Senate Scheduling
Lawmakers debated timing as House pushed for quick passage of a bill needing Senate approval. Senators introduced measures on deposits of registration fee receipts into capital funds while other major bills included striking prohibitions, a 75 cent wage floor, and reapportionment under the 1960 census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Rules Committee
House
Senate
House Rules Committee
West Virginia University
General Revenue Fund
Suen
West Virginia
Miner and educator served as director and adviser in coal industry
The school of mines tension staff in 1935 and 1939 became director of the School of Mines. In 1943 and early 1944 he worked in London as a mining engineering consultant to the British government and lectured at the University of Sheffield. He was European technical adviser to Joy Manufacturing Co. and active in the West Virginia Coal Mining Institute as secretary treasurer. Survivors include his widow, two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
London
University of Sheffield
England
Joy Manufacturing Co
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute
Commission
Cowboys Save 7 Year Old From Narrow Well
A seven year old boy was rescued after a mishap at a well on a ranch near Palo Verde. Cowboys riding by tied together rope and lariats, then Edsel tied rope under his arms and was pulled to safety. He remained in good condition at Phoenix Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Verde
Henry Stotts
Edsel
Phoenix Memorial Hospital
Shortening The News Contained On Page One
State briefs report a Palm Springs vacation convalescence for a golfer, Russia offering 15 doctors to the Congo, a $4000 Moose Club robbery in Hancock County, a fatal hit by car on W Va 28 near Wiley Ford, West Virginia youth to attend Methodist Conference seminar in D C and New York, and a 300 ton landslide on W Va 2 near Fallansbee slowing traffic on the major highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
Russia
World Health Organization
Congo
Hancock County
Weirton
W. Va. 2
Fallansbee
Braden disputes Pawley hearsay on Communist links in Latin America
In reply Braden says he warned Truman in 1945 of Communist infiltration in Latin America and that Pawley's testimony is unworthy hearsay. He adds that only respect for the Senate prevents a fuller reply. The secretary of state cited an Army memo supporting the view Braden aided the Communist cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawley
Truman
Army
Braden
Argentina
Communist Party
Latin America
New York
Senate
Lumumba principles cited amid Katanga unrest rumors
Dayal reported rumors of deportees being physically Liquidated upon arrival in Bakwanga. Weekend dispatches described attacks by Lumumba youths on Catholic clergy in Bukavu, a power struggle among former Lumumba followers in Oriental Province, and clashes between Katangese troops and Baluba in northern Katanga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakwanga
Dayal
Bukavu
Oriental
Katanga
Residual oil supply and markets noted in report
Hechler states that residuary oil is a by product after refining petroleum. Very little remains in the country due to newer refining tech. It is used mainly as heating fuel in factories utilities and some public institutions. New England remains the largest market with seaports permitting import at lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Venezuela
New England
Spaceflight’s rise from myths to Saturn's reach
A historical overview of space propulsion from ancient lunar myths through Kepler and Newton to rocket development. It traces 13th century Chinese rockets, Congreve’s 19th century military rockets, Tsiolkovsky as father of astronautics, Goddard’s 1926 liquid fuel rocket, Oberth’s theories, von Braun’s Peenemünde role, and NASA's Saturn booster with 18 million pounds thrust, aiming for a three man Moon mission by decade's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian
Greece
Kepler
Newton
Earth
William Congreve
Great Britain
Konstantin FE. Tsiolkowski
Tsiolkowski
Robert H. Goddard
Goddard
Germany
Russia
United States
Hermann Oberth
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
Peenemunde
NASA
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Fla
Moon
Boy goalie pressed by girlfriend joins all female team
Newcastle England reporter says 16 year old George Armstrong was drafted as goalkeeper for an all female soccer team by his girlfriend. He admitted embarrassment at first but found the women players do not kick as hard as men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
England
UPI
George Armstrong
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James
Bob’ Harless
Bessie Clapworthy
Zelma Riner
Lewis A. Siders
Ella Mitchell
Beaver Pta
Bond
Gol
Wiehe
Stout
Reds
Ray Cromley
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Kennedy Asks
New Strongman
Glen White Man
Demurrer
Mrs. Mills
Gorge
Boy
U.S. Policy
Lumumba
Hechler
Raps
Man In Space
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