Reconciliation Try Ends In Triple Murder Death by Own Action
Ohio slaying spree ends after rejected husband shoots four people including his wife and her mother then kills himself. Sheriff said the killer first shot Frank Osborn, then murdered Hazel Gardner before pursuing Mrs Osborn upstairs and firing at her. Children were at school during the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Ohio
UPI
Bear
Frank Osborn
Leasure
Winland
Osborn
Gardner
Florida
Meter Maids Status Argued Before State Supreme Court
Charleston UPS The State Supreme Court heard arguments over whether meter maids and women traffic clerks are regular police force members under the Police Civil Service Act. Proponents say granting such status implies janitors and laborers with police ties are covered. opponents argue they lack oaths bonds and arrest powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPS
State Supreme Court
George W. Stokes
South Charleston
Joseph Londeree
Police Civil Service Act
Stokes
Robert W. Parkins
Landeree and Council
Parkins
E. Franklin Pauley
Pauley
Kennedy Calls For Nationwide Health Plan And Vaccination
Kennedy argues for a Medicare style plan funded over workers' years with no threat to doctor or hospital choice. He favors a three year federal aid program costing 35 million dollars to immunize 25 million children under five against polio diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus. The proposal also aims to fight future diseases with ongoing authority for vaccines. The president also notes air pollution as a serious issue and proposes 5.1 million dollars in year one for research and local grants, plus creation of a National Environmental Health Center to coordinate pollution control and occupational hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
National Environmental Health Center
NEHC
Censorship in State Department review of Pentagon speeches
Subcommittee questions censorship policy after Defense witnesses show State Department reviewers influenced deletions. Thurmond rejects excuses blaming low level censors or diplomacy while defending President Kennedy’s executive privilege and citing a letter from the President to Secretary Rusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Pentagon
Ball
Department
Kennedy
John C.stennis
D-Miss
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
Subcommittee
Thurmond
Maxwell Hill Voting Precinct Requested
A petition to move the Maxwell Hill precinct voting site to the local school was presented to Raleigh County Court. Judge says change cannot occur before the May 8 Primary but may be possible for the General Election in November. next session set for 2:30 p.m. March 13 for updates and determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Hill
Raleigh
Dessie Copeland
Skelton
Copeland
Frank Barksdale
C.T. Shackelford
Bed Rural Development Council
Court Upholds Metro Verdict in Injury Suit
The State Supreme Court upheld a Raleigh County Circuit Court award of 4899 to John D. Metro 17 and his mother Anna Metro in a personal injury case stemming from a March 19 1961 highway accident on U S 21 between Beckley and Mount Hope. Metro was struck by a car driven by William F Smith Jr as he helped push a stalled vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
State Supreme Court
Raleigh
William F. Smith Jr
John D. Metro
Anna Metro
U. S. 21
Beckley
Mount Hope
Young Metro
Smith
Metro
Now You Know By United Press International
Ice hockey originates in Europe in the 18th century in a rudimentary form as noted by United Press International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Europe
New Hair Growth Method Promises No-Risk 32 Day Trial
A Houston Texas firm Loesch Laboratory Consultants claims a new treatment can stop hair loss and grow hair. They offer a 32 day no risk trial, asking applicants to send details about their hair loss, scalp condition, and personal contact to Box 66001 Houston 6 Texas.
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Houston
Texas
Laboratory Consultants
Loesch Laboratory
Loesch Laboratory Consultants
Notable Deaths Across Regions Amid Mild Week
Tokyo industrialist Yoshito Yoshida aged 65 died of a heart attack. In Tennessee J Ridley Mitchell 84 former congressman died. Los Angeles Russell E Clark 75 Salvation Army officer died. Greensboro Victor Cutter Jr 45 biology chair at Women’s College UNC died. New York Monroe Hemmerdinger 45 Atlas Terminals president funeral Monday. Raleigh Owen Ballance 49 WRAL TV chief photographer funeral held Sunday.
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Tokyo
UPI
Yoshito Yoshida
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Reorganized, Ltd
Los Angeles
Russell E. Clark
Salvation Army
California
Greensboro
N.C
Victor M. Cutter Jr
Women's College, University of North Carolina
New York
Monroe E. Hemmerdinger
Atlas Terminals, Inc
Hemmerdinger
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Raleigh, N.C
Ste
Owen Ballance
Wral-Tv
Parking meters stolen in caravan of crime report
A truck loaded with parking meters was reported stolen Monday in London. Police in Los Angeles seek a theft suspect and booty to bring him to justice. A griffin Park Zoo aviary hawk with a three-foot wingspan was stolen over the weekend. In Milwaukee Leslie Stockwitz faces forgery charges after attempting to cash a $200 church check made out to Gustavo Cardinal Testa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Los Angeles
Griffith Park Zoo
Milwaukee
Wis
Leslie G. Stockwitz
Gustavo Cardinal Testa
Named For Astronaut Glenn a Week-Old Girl Is Named
In Enfield Connecticut a one week old abandoned girl was given the name Glenna Orbit in honor of astronaut John Glenn. Police reported the infant in good health and turned over to state authorities after being found abandoned in a store.
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Enfield, Conn
UPI
John Glenn
Glenna
Default Judgment on Counterclaim in Beckley Court
A default judgment of 5195 dollars was awarded to Mr and Mrs Albert Wheley of Beckley on a counterclaim against Lize Cline in Raleigh County Circuit Court. Judge Norman Knapp signed the February term orders. Also in the same orders the marriage of Harold Dean Perkins and Virginia Adeline Perkins was annulled and several divorces with custody arrangements were granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wheley
Beckley
Lize Cline
Raleigh County
Norman Knapp
Cline
Allen Junction
Wheley
Judge Knapp
Harold Dean Perkins
Virginia Adeline Perkins
Irish Rebels Call It Quits
Dublin reports the outlawed IRA will cease its five year violence campaign against British forces in the north of Ireland. The group offered no weapons handover, and admitted failure to gain public support for ending partition. Minister Haughey called violence rejected by Irish public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ireland
Charles Haughey
Tragic drowning of 2-year-old in Upton Creek
In South Charleston, Richard Lee Harper two wandered from home in Bunker Hill and drowned Monday in Upton Creek. His body was recovered hours after he was reported missing. he was the son of Mr and Mrs John Ray Harper.
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South Charleston
Richard Lee Harper
Upton Creek
Bunker Hill
John Ray Harper
Firemen Douse Grease Fire at Granville Avenue Kitchen
Beckley Fire Department responded to 230 Granville Ave at 10 45 a m when a pan of grease on the stove at J B King caught fire. Firefighters extinguished the blaze upon arrival with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Fire Department
Granville Ave
J. B. King
Funeral arrangements for Roma May Bragg in Pluto
Roma May Bragg 34 of Pluto died in a local hospital at 4 25 p m after a 10 month illness attributed to cancer. Born September 28 1907 in Pluto she was a daughter of E Howard and Elizabeth Richmond both deceased. She lived in Pluto all her life and attended Pluto Methodist Church. Survived by husband Lacy A Bragg Pluto son Richard Alvin Bragg Pluto seven sisters and three brothers. The body remains at Melton Mortuary pending final arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma May Bragg
Pluto
E. Howard
Elizabeth R. Richmond
John W. Eye
Beckley
Oriville Hall
Oak Hill
Ray Akers
Beaver
C. O. Smith
Azel Bragg
Macie Kubas
Baltimore
Alfred Miesel
Huntington
Hubert Richmond
Reno Richmond
Billie E. Richmond
Melton Mortuary
Massaro Vincent Dies. Rites Planned at Resaco Church
Vincent Massaro 64 of Josephine died at 1 30 a m Monday after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 2 p m Wednesday at Resaco Methodist Church with Rev Ivan Meadows officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Body to be moved from Caffee Funeral Home this afternoon. Pallbearers named Moncada Moncada Carosi Carosi Bucchi Crysel. Survivors include wife Bertie Stewart Cook two sons Alvin of Keyrock and Ray Cook of Glen Burnie Md six siblings and six grandchildren. Body to be taken from Evans Funeral Home Oceana to home today then to church an hour before services. RNS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Massaro
Josephine
Bluefield Sanitarium
Resaco Methodist Church
Ivan Meadows
Sunset Memorial Ark
Caffee Funeral Home
Jim Moncada
Louie Moncada
Paul Carosi
Tony Carosi
Nick Bucchi
Bob Crysel
Rockcastle Baptist Church
Bertie Stewart Cook
Alvin
Keyrock
Pineville High School
Ray Cook
Glen Burnie
James
Itmann
Blake
Matheny
Clayton
Sarah Cook
Cora Griffith
Nell Acord
Bernice Ellison
Mullens
Evans
Oceana
Ida Martin Funeral Held in Oak Hill
Mrs Ida Martin 79 of 137 Martin Ave Oak Hill died Monday after a short illness at her home. Funeral services 2 p m Thursday Tyree Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Allen Gallimore in charge. Burial High Lawn Memorial Park. Survivors: son Hans ford Martin Chicago two daughters Mrs Hubert McCoy Houston and Mrs Thomas Foster Scarbro 21 grandchildren. Body at Tyree after 10 a m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Martin
Martin Ave
Oak Hill
Tyree
Funeral Rites for Mrs Fannie L Gardner Held at Central Street Baptist
Mrs. Fannie L Gardner aged 62 of Barber Street will have final rites at 1 p m Wednesday at Central Street Baptist Church with Rev Edward Abrams officiating. Burial follows in Greenwood Memorial Park. She died at home Saturday after a long illness. body to be moved from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlour to the church an hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie L. Gardner
Barber Street
Central Street Baptist Church
Edward Abrams
Greenwood Memorial Park
Funeral for Thomas E. Cook in Rock View church
The Rev. Harry Stevens will lead funeral services for Thomas E. Cook 80 at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Rock Castle Baptist Church Rock View. Graveside rites by Pineville Lodge No 138 members. Burial at Cook Cemetery Rock View. Cook died Monday at home after a heart attack born September 30 1881 son of I F and Martha Perry Cook, longtime resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stevens
Thomas E. Cook
Keyrock
Rock Castle Baptist Church
Rock View
Pineville Lodge No
Cook
I. F
Martha Perry Cook
Oscar nominees list led by Loren Hepburn and Tracy
Sophia Loren Audrey Hepburn and Spencer Tracy head the 34th Academy Award nominations for best actress and best actor with judgments at Nuremberg West Side Story leading best picture. Nominations also include The Hustler Fanny and more with final voting closing March 31 and ceremony set for April 9 in Santa Monica.
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Joseph Finnigan
UPI
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
Sophia Loren
Audrey Hepburn
Miss Loren
Miss Hepburn
Spencer Tracy
Nuremberg
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Santa Monica
Bob Hope
Charles Boyer
Fanny
Paul Newman
Maximilian Schell
Stuart Whitman
Piper Laurie
Geraldine Page
Natalie Wood
Jackie Gleason
George C. Scott
Montgomery Clift
Peter Falk
George Chakiris
Fay Bainter
Judy Garland
Lotte Lenya
Una Merke
Rita Moreno
Robert Wise
Jerome Robbins
Robert Rossen
Stanley Kramer
Federico Fellini
J. Lee Thompson
Breakfast At Tiffany's
Efi Cid
Academy
Funeral set for Arlie D. Wilson in Mead
Arlie D. Wilson, 62, Mead, will have funeral services at 11 a m Wednesday at Mead Baptist Church with Rev. Wiley Cullop officiating. Burial follows at Mooney Cemetery in Rhodell. He died Sunday evening at his home from a respiratory ailment. The Sam Foglesong Funeral Home of Mullens will receive the body today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie D. Wilson
Mead
Mead Baptist Church
Wiley Cullop
Mooney Cemetery
Rhodell
Wilson
Sam Foglesong
Mullens
Patricia Ann Honaker Funeral Rites Set for 14 Year Old
Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday for Patricia Ann Honaker age 14 of Glen Daniel who died at her home Monday night after a long illness. The Glen Daniel Methodist Church will host the rites with Rev. Virgil Harvey presiding. Burial follows in Glen Daniel Cemetery. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs George Honaker two sisters Peggy and five half sisters and four brothers. The body will be moved to the home at 4 p.m. today from Melton Mortuary and will be transported to the church an hour before the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Honaker
Glen Daniel
Glen Daniel Methodist Church
Virgil Harvey
George Honaker
Peggy
Phillip
Jackie
Douglas
Randall
Washington, D. C
Carlos Harmon
Huntington
Marie Reeves
Gordon Hubbard
Jacksonville
Fla
Walter Scott
Cincinnati
Earl Hawley
Harper Heights
George Jr
Ralph
Melton Mortuary
Elijah Lyons Sparrel dies at 57 in Beav er home
Elijah Lyons Sparrel 57 died at 3 11 a m in the Beaver home of his daughter ee Oral Redden from an apparent heart attack. He worked 16 years for Houchins Manufacturing Co in Skelton before retiring in 1958. Born April 29 1905 in Floyd County Va he lived in Raleigh County most of his life. Survived by wife Verna Lyons four sisters and three daughters with 15 grandchildren. Body at Webb and Neal Funeral Home awaiting arrangements.
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Sparrel
Elijah Lyons
Beaver
Ee Oral Redden
Houchins Manufacturing Co
Skelton
Floyd County
Raleigh County
Verna Lyons
New York
Riley
Calloway Heights
Russell
Charley
Dayton
Ohio
Alice Tendillin
Stanaford
Beulah Harmon
Ella Riggs
Gladys Morrison
Maryland
Louise Redden
Robbie
Ruth) Kincaid
Jacksonville
Fla
Sam
Marie) Davis
Ironton
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Flood Threat Isolates City as Water Blocks Highways
Water loose along U S 119 65 and 52 isolates the city while Tug River in Williamson rises to 22.2 feet. Six Mingo County schools evacuated as precaution. Charleston reports flood remnants in Wertz Avenue area. no injuries or major damage yet. Rescue boat stands by as rain continues with possible colder, clearer weather by Wednesday.
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Williamson
Logan
Huntington
Tug
Mingo County
Charleston
Wertz Avenue
Charleston Fire Department
Charleston Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
ASCS Office Managers Meeting In Beckley City
ASCS office managers from 10 area counties meet today in the Memorial Building Beckley to discuss all aspects of the 1962 ACP program including the Feed Grain Program. Counties represented include Raleigh Wyoming Summers Monroe Mercer McDowell Fayette Nicholas and Roane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Don Williams
ASCS
Memorial Building
Beckley
Franklin Lilly
Raleigh-Wyoming
Raleigh
Wyoming
Summers
Monroe
Mercer
McDowell
Fayette
Nicholas
Roane
Meany Attacks Goldberg as Rift Grows in AFL CIO
AFL-CIO President George Meany sharpens his criticism of Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg during the federation's eight day executive council meeting. Meany denounces federal guidelines for wage talks as incompatible with a free society while urging steel companies to meet workers' demands for security.
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William J. Eaton
Miami Beach
UPI
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor Federation
Executive Council
Meany
Kennedy
Goldberg
Pittsburgh
Steelworkers’ Union
Aflcio High Command
Palace Under Siege As Saigon Attack Fails
Ambrose, a Videco contractor in Saigon, was among those blamed as planes strafed the palace. Forces loyal to Diem ringed the presidential grounds while a fire damaged one wing. Diem, unhurt, credited divine protection amid a fight against Communist guerrillas with U.S. aid backing his regime.
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Ambrose
Videco
Saigon
Diem
United States
Washington
U.S
Astronaut John Glenn signs globe in Kennedy office
John Glenn signed the American Geographical Society globe in President Kennedy's office with signatures from Lindbergh Hillary and Byrd. Powers says about 200 in single dollar bills went into orbit, hidden by launch crew and to be autographed later. Thant invites Glenn to UN Headquarters visit during NYC reception. acceptance unknown.
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Washington
UPI
John Glenn Monday
American Geographic Society
Explorers Globe
Kennedy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sir Edepee Hillary
Richard Byrd
United Nations
Thant
U.S
John H. Glenn Jr
New York City
Glenn
Specialist shortage at London festival sparks supply scare
London specialist shortage woes surface as organizer Lord Droghe da complains of a tight market for experts. He notes only one qualified individual, an unnamed U.S. Air Force sergeant, fits the unusual requirement described as an ox roaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPS
Lord Drogheda
U.S. Air Force
Expansion of knowledge foretold by Glenn speech
In Washington Lt Col John H Glenn Jr. told Congress that the nation is on the brink of an era of knowledge expansion beyond description. In Miami Walter Cline commented on Cuban exile mail being unlikely to carry important items. A Navy spokesman noted sailors learning to dance the twist required extra rations. H J Holtzclaw testified that stamp gum quality now surpasses all prior periods at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Congress
Miami
Walter Cline
U.S
Cuba
Navy
H. J. Holtzclaw
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
House
JKK Exchange Talks Nearer
Washington reports say the United States and Soviet Union near a decision on a pre recorded television exchange between President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev. A Paris meeting between White House spokesman Pierre Sanger and Soviet press chief M A Kharlamov discussed the plan with reports noting March 25 as a possible first air date, though a White House official cautioned no final timing and that March 25 is not yet valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Paris
White House
Pierre Sainger
M. A. Kharlamov
Khrushchev
National Defense Transportation Day and WV briefs
Bombay seat in Parliament noted. President Kennedy set May 18 as National Defense Transportation Day. In West Virginia news, a spokesman listed three unnamed candidates for the executive director post who will be interviewed next Monday. Methodist bishop Fred G Holloway will speak at WVU ceremonies June 3. Wheeling Steel announced a 2.5 million dollar upgrade at the Yorkville Ohio plant this year. Charles L. Martin of Wheeling was sentenced to 1 to 20 years in Ohio Penitentiary for second degree manslaughter in a Dec 22 traffic death of Kurt Pape of Marietta. State Welfare Commissioner W Bernard Smith will meet Kanawha County Medical Society to reduce aid-to-dependent children cases, aiming to remove ineligible names from the rolls. Elkins men C J Crickmer and Robert Scott, U S Geological Survey employees, logged a 320 mile weekly round trip to Charleston for a WVU extension course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Aeronautics Commission
Fred G. Holloway
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Wheeling Steel Corp
Yorkville
Ohio
Charles L. Martin
Williamstown
Kurt Pape
Marietta
W. Bernard Smith
Kanawha County Medical Society
Elkins
C. J. Crickmer
Robert Scott
U. S. Geological Survey
Charleston
Glenn G. Moon and Mars Highlight Space Hero Tribute
Glenn Glennon receives rare honors before Congress as a space pioneer. He envisions a new era of orbital flights and moon missions while thanking wife Anna for her unwavering support. He credits fellow astronauts and maintains a relaxed, homefolk reception during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Mars
Congress
Glenn
Weather extremes dip 33 below in Montana and 97 above in Texas
Hi Lo New York UPI reports the coldest morning reading of 33 below zero at Williston Montana and the high of 97 degrees reached at McAllen Texas on Monday.
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Hi-Lo
New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Willisston
Mont
McAllen
Tex
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Midway
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William D. Nace
Crossville, Tenn
J. Ridley Mitchell
Mrs
Roma Bragg
Fannie Gardner
Loren
Hepburn
Tracy
Sec. Goldberg
Rift
Honolulu
Harry D Felt
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South Viet Nam
U.N
JKK
Bombay
National Defense Transportation
Friendship 7
Anna Glenn
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