Democrats say Eisenhower budget fails to meet growth needs
The Democratic majority on the Senate House Economic Committee accused President Eisenhower's budget of lacking growth and job support for 1960, calling it a status quo plan. Republicans retorted that the minority used political pressure and misrepresentation while urging that the program would meet employment and growth goals. The panel forecast 1980 potential output 20 to 30 billion below trend and unemployment near 5 percent, with 4 percent possible under adequate policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House Economic Committee
Eisenhower
Douglas
Prescott Bush
Majority Report
Bush
Democratic Party
John M. Butler
R-Md
Mabscott Man Executes Bond
Mabscott Leonard Layne 23 released from Raleigh County Jail on $2500 bond after beating and robbing Florida truck driver Raymond Forbey Jr. Osceola. Layne joins Linda Sarrett Jr and Norman Meadows to face Raleigh County Grand Jury for robbery by force. Sarrett and Meadows were released after waivers. The trio split $30 from the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frelon Leonard Layne
Mabscott
Raleigh County
Cotton White
Beckleyans
Florida
Raymond Forbey Jr
Osceola
Fla
Layne
Linda Calvin Sarrett Jr
Norman Meadows
Grand Jury
Sarrett
Meadows
White
Area Men To Attend Three Day Meeting
Area men from the Winter County will attend a three day agriculture extension meeting. County Agents H. B. Thomas Raleigh Herbert Riggle Fayette George Siehl and Robert Baker Summers are listed among the attendees.
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Winter County
Wed
H. B. Thomas
Raleigh
Herbert Riggle
Fayette
George Siehl
Robert Baker
Summers
Frozen Bodies (Continued From Page One)
A son in law, brushing through deep snow, found Hensel and his wife dead in the living room. He looked for the children and found Judy 17 Billy 14 Leroy 12 Susan 10 Patricia 8 and Jane 7 also dead. Sheriff Harry Miller was notified and an inquest followed after the bodies were moved to a Savanna funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensel
Shuler
Judy
Billy
Leroy
Susan
Patricia
Jane
Harry Miller
Civil Defense Corps
Savanna
Virginian Gets Jail Term For Bad Checks
Luther Eugene Cumsford of Alexandria Virginia was charged with passing two bad checks at Beckley J C Penney and Arthur's Ashland Service Station Mount Hope. He pleaded guilty and was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail on each count, to run consecutively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Raleigh
Cotton White
Luther Eugene Cumsford
Beckley
White
Beckley J. C. Penney Co
Arthur’s
Ashland
Mount Hope
Ike Flies a Formal Call in Chile Palace
Ike visits Chile with Alessandri for talks in the Presidential Palace. Chile, about 7.5 million people, faces inflation despite austerity measures. wages remain low with many workers holding two jobs. Eisenhower and Frondizi pledge mutual respect and non intervention in Latin America, signing a general Bariloche declaration as the visit ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alessandri
Chile
United States
Latin America
U. S
Eisenhower
South America
Arturo Frondizi
Americas
Bariloche
Andes Mountains
John Boley Injured Shoveling Snow in Raleigh
John Boley of Raleigh sustained an injury while shoveling snow on Wednesday. The incident occurred during routine snow removal in the city. Further details on the injury were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boley
Raleigh
Boley
Death notices and details of Elkin funeral
Wilson in charge burial will be Elkin died at his home at 6 a m Sunday after a heart attack. Born August 21 1892 in Lexington Kentucky he was the son of J Will and Ella Miller Elkin. Distributor of Tom's Potato Chips and operator of a Pure Oil station in South Oakwood Ave a World War I veteran and former junior league baseball director he was past commander of the local American Legion and member of the First Christian Church a Raleigh County resident 35 years survived by two sons Roy T Jr and Willian G of Beckley three daughters Celia B Cleland of Pittsburgh Lois M English of Arvida and Betty L Elkin of Cleveland seven grandchildren his wife preceded him in death in 1958 body at Caffee Funeral Home until 10 am Tuesday then to the home taken to church an hour before service born Route 1 Scarbro survived by parents four brothers Hallard Aubrey Dallas all of Route 1 Scarbro Lowell Chicago Ill four sisters Mrs John Weeks Chicago Mrs C D Tyree Kopperston Mrs Joe Hall and Mrs William Waldron both of Route 1 Scarbro and one son Marlin Columbus Ohio body at Tyree Funeral Home arrangements incomplete RNS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Elkin
Roy T. Jr
Willian G
Beckley
Celia &. Cleland
Pittsburgh
Lois M. English
Arvida
Colo
Betty L. Elkin
Cleveland
Ohio
Caffee Funeral
Route 1
Scarbro
Luther Rinehart
Hallard
Aubrey
Dallas
Lowell
Chicago
Ill
John Weeks
C. D. Tyree
Kopperston
Joe Hall
William Waldron
Marlin
Columbus
Tyree Funeral Home
Mrs Fannie Peck Rites Set In Corinne Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Peck 61 Corinne will be held at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the Methodist Church She died Saturday night at Wyoming General Hospital after collapsing hours earlier An attending doctor said she suffered a massive cerebral hemorrhage Born October 28 1898 in Hurrell Kentucky she lived with her son in law and daughter Carlos and Mrs Moore at Corinne Surviving are her husband Ballard three other daughters and three brothers The body will be moved from Robertson and Foglesong to the Corinne residence and then to Kentucky on Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Peck
Corinne
Methodist
Wyoming General Hospital
Peck
Hurrell
James
Katherine Spears
Carlos Moore
Ballard
Pikesville
Howard Cox
Glenn Oros
Trenton
N. J
Helen Peck
Huntington
Robertson and Foglesong
Mullens
Kentucky
Salathila Cooper Rites Set In New Richmond
Funeral services for Salathila E. Cooper 53 New Richmond will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the New Richmond Chapel with Rev Silas Burks and Rev R E Tyree officiating. Burial follows in Cooper Cemetery Skin Fork. Cooper died Saturday evening in a Welch hospital after a short illness. The Robertson and Fogiesong Funeral Home Pineville announced the residence listing remains at 4 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salathila E. Cooper
New Richmond
Silas Burks
Kimball
R. E. Tyree
Maben
Cooper Cemetery
Skin Fork
Cooper
Robertson and Fogiesong
Pineville
Welch
Tom
Cook Cemetery
Laurel Branch
Baileysville
Smith
Department of Public Assistance
Buck Rinehart dies after mining accident at 44
Marcellus Buck Rinehart aged 44 of Scarbro died in Logan Hospital at 4 30 a.m. He was injured January 25 in an auger accident on a strip mining job and had been at Guyan Valley Hospital. He worked for Belva Coal Co Baileysville as an auger helper. He was a member of the Fairview Methodist Church Route 1 Scarbro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus (Buck) Rinehart
Scarbro
Logan
Guyan Valley
Belva Coal Co
Baileysville
Rinehart
Fairview Methodist Church
Fate hinges on California Legislature actions on capital punishment
The California Legislature session opening in Sacramento could decide the future of capital punishment as Daryl Chessman awaits a possible reprieve. Gov. Brown granted a 60 day reprieve on February 20 to allow debate on abolition. Ferhat Abbas, Algerian exile premier, rejects plans to Balkanize Algeria amid talks of ethnic or religious division. State briefs note a Huntington orthopedic surgeon’s suspected suicide, WVU hosts a Festival of the Fine and Lively Arts through March 21, and an ouster hearing involving Mayor Hubbert and three city council members continues in Parkersburg.
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Daryl Chessman
California
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Ferhat Abbas
Algeria
Paris
de Gaulle
William B. MacCracken
Huntington
West Virginia University
C. W. Hubbert
Parkersburg
Williams Veteran of World War I Laid to Rest
George Williams died after a long illness at home. A World War I veteran with no known relatives, his graveside rites were to be conducted by the Rev. J. W. Gowens, with Trent Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gowens
Williams
Trent Funeral Home
Primary Vote Voices Support for Kennedy or Humphrey
In Raleigh County Democratic leaders express preference for Kennedy or Humphrey in the West Virginia Primary and criticize Byrd as a front man for Johnson. Only eight committee members plus Chairman Mills could be reached. six received ballots and two voted, one against Johnson and the other silent on choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Kennedy
Byrd
Johnson
U. S
Democratic Executive Committee
Raleigh County
Mills
United States to Talk With Cuba But Not on Castro Terms
Presstime Bulletins report the United States is willing to discuss differences with Cuba but rejects Fidel Castro's proposed conditions. The piece notes that the United States Britain and France will resume flying air corridors between West Berlin and West Germany at altitudes above 10,000 feet, a practice previously interfered with by Soviet fighters.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Britain
France
West Berlin
West Germany
Church Ruling Details Delayed
Fayetteville report on a ruling in an injunction suit over Bell Creek Missionary Baptist Church is postponed awaiting an official Fayette County order. Defense counsel and plaintiffs’ attorney confer on wording. ruling reportedly favors defendants who must adjust past practices and meet future conditions in church administration as plaintiffs allege a shift from Baptist to an interdenominational character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Robert Abbot
Bell Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Fayette County
R. J. Thrift Jr
Walter Wilson
Negroes Seek Desegregated Library Use in Burg Virginia
In Burg, Virginia, Peabody High and Virginia State College students plan to use the city public library on a desegregated basis again, but City Manager Roy E. Ash says the library will stay closed until the City Council meets. Police Commissioner L B Sullivan reports a racial assault on a young Negro woman by a white man and notes officers arrived too late to make arrests. In Chattanooga Rev James M Lawson told a Negro gathering that demonstrations aim to prompt reflection, not trouble. In Winston-Salem several Negro ministers urged cooperation with an NAACP boycott of stores denying service at white lunch counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Chattanooga
Tenn
James M. Lawson
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Winston-Salem
N. C
NAACP
Five Arrested On B E Charge At Dam-Giampalo Farm
A Cranberry man and four juveniles were arrested by State Police Sunday for breaking and entering the Dam Giampalo farm at Dry Prosperity with one offender charged for entering a residence and stealing two shotguns. Lewis was booked at 5:18 p.m. and the juveniles at 3:06 a.m. William Kenneth Redden of Prosperity was booked at 10:53 p.m. for breaking and entering and also arrested.
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Giampalo Farm
Dry Prosperity
Beckleyan Fined For Assault and Battery
John Henry Miller of Beckley pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Magistrate W A Burke. He was fined 10 dollars and costs after arrest by City Police on a traffic warrant and remanded to jail. He still owes 23 dollars in city fines. Clarence Brydie, Glen Jean motorist, arrested for driving while drunk and to appear in magistrate court. Deputy sheriff jailed Robert Zemerick on a peace warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Miller
Beckley
W. A. Burke
Miller
Glen Jean
Clarence Brydie
Robert Zemerick
Rural Acres Drive
Princess Margaret and the many suitors of her youth
A retrospective look at Princess Margaret, the Dowager Queen Mary’s granddaughter, recounts her childhood in Windsor, her wit at charity pantomimes, and early romantic rumors. It notes her abdication era reaction, wartime years, and a tally of alleged suitors climbing to about fifty by age twenty-five, with tomorrow promising more on romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Elizabeth
Windsor Castle
Mihai
Romania
England
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DMI
Bond
By Taylor Caldwell
Family Weekly
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Frondizi
U.S
Magine
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Prince St
Ashworth and Sparks, Inc
Roy T. Elkin
Mrs. Fannie Peck
Tom Smith
Marcellus Rinehart
George Williams
Negroes Press
B&e
Beckleyan
Princess Margaret
Gay Life
Mary
George V
David
Margaret Rose
York
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