Soviet China Trade Barbs Escalate In editorials
The Soviet Union and Communist China traded sharp editorials accusing each other of cowardice and provocation. Pravda labeled Red China as backing divisive views within the bloc, while Red Flag faulted Moscow for cowardice before Western strength. A top-level clash may surface at the East German party congress opening January 15, with Khrushchev expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Korengold
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Communist China
Communist Party
Pravda
Red China
Communist Bloc
Peking
Red Flag
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Albania
China
Peru Junta Faces Student Strikes As State of Siege Held
Pro Communist student and labor unions plan protest strikes against Peru's military government after arrests of leaders and a state of siege declared to suppress alleged plotting with Moscow and Havana. Junta leader Maj. Gen. Ricardo Perez Godoy promises June elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
UPI
Moscow
Havana
Ricardo Perez Godoy
San Marcos University
Richard Nixon
Juan Alberto Campos Lamas
National Federation of University Students
Bank Employes
Charleston Drug Concern Burgled
Safety crackers pried open a 400 pound safe at Cohen Drug Store in Charleston over the weekend and fled with about 10000 dollars. A companion was let in from the basement through the roof. One safe contained drugs but none were taken. The theft occurred early morning and was discovered later. It followed a December 28 burglary at Heck's discount store for 6359 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Cohen Drug Store
Cohen’s
Heck’s Discount
Capitol Humor: Lights, Bells, and Plastic Carpet
A playful note on Capitol improvements for Congress, noting starry bell panels for quorum calls, elevator lights and lettered markers, and moving the airline ticket counter to a quieter spot. The piece jokes these changes suit lawmakers who are hard of hearing or prefer statues, while some workers view it as a net negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Congress
Four Drivers Pay Fines and Costs
Evel Jason Farley, 38, of Coolridge, paid a $10 fine and costs for improper registration before Magistrate Joe Rodriguez. Sophia Sters, 47, was fined $10 and costs for driving without an operator's license, cited by State Police Dec. 23. Frankiln H. Kiser, Ft. Knox, fined $10 and costs for illegal passing before Magistrate Burke. Clarence Duncan of Mount Hope paid $5 plus costs for permitting an unlicensed person to drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rousky Sters
Sophia
Rodriguez
Franklin H. Kiser
Ft. Knox
W. A. Burke
Clarence Duncan
Mount Hope
Burke
Mansfield predicts toss up in Senate rules fight
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield expects a hard battle against a rules change but does not think southern opponents will hold a grudge after the fight. He said the outcome is a toss up and that the process will allow all members to speak. In the House, Kennedy allies push to keep the rules committee at 15, while Rep. Howard Smith argues for 12. Reuss countered that Smith often emasculates bills and frightens lawmakers into defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
House
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Kennedy
Smith
JFK
Extension class meetings set for Beckley area
Morris Harvey College will hold an organizational meeting January 21 at 6 30 p m at Beckley Junior High School to gauge local interest with a minimum of 20 students required for a class. An Oak Hill Elementary School session is planned January 18. Marshall University will hold a Woodrow Wilson High School meeting January 21 at 6 30 p m for graduate courses in Bible and religion education and sociology led by Paul H Collins.
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Morris Harvey College
Charleston
Marshall University
Huntington
Beckley
Beckley Junior High School
Clarence D. Tamplin
Tamplin
Morris
Harvey
Oak Hill
Woodrow Wilson High School
Paul H. Collins
U.S. forces rescue major in Viet Nam operation
Lt Col John Paul Vann, senior adviser to the 7th Division, maneuvered 60 Americans into a paddy field rescue after Viet Nam troops failed to block guerrilla stragglers. The team followed strict nonfire rules, saved the U.S. major, and captured 17 guerrillas with no American casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Vann
7Th Division
Runaway Returned To Sandstone Mother
A 16-year-old Sandstone youth who ran away was returned to his mother. Police said he is a student at Hinton High School and attended Thursday, but did not come home that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandstone
City Police
Suny
Hinton High School
Congress Faces Rules and Kennedy Tax Plan Battles
The 88th Congress opens with fights over House rules and Kennedy's tax cut agenda. A conservative coalition may curb his program, while Senate liberals seek to tighten filibuster limits. Budget talks forestall a 99 billion spend plan for 1964, with new programs in transportation, youth job aid, and education under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent J. Burke
Washington
UPI
88Th Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Congress
White House
Tax
Ways & Means Committee
Congo crisis shows Tshombe vows guerrilla war
Reports from Salisbury say Tshombe promises guerilla action if needed. A train believed loaded with weapons, including four tank cars of gasoline, may have been sent from Portuguese Angola to Tshombe. Munongo on the Katanga border denies plans to attack Elisabethville and says he is in contact with Tshombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tshombe
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Portuguese Angola
United Nations
Dilolo Angola
Kolwezi
Godefroid Munonga
Mokambo
Katanga
U.N
Elisabethville
Munongo
Harvy warns Skybolt rift. Bunche dismisses Tshombe talks
In Santa Monica British Air Commodore Sir Arthur Harvey says Skybolt scuttling worsens U S Britain ties but both nations must live together. In Elisabethville Ralph Bunche rejects reopening Katanga negotiations with Moise Tshombe. In Washington Senator Javits urges tougher strike laws, calling Taft Hartley injunction ineffective. In Miami Big Daddy Lipscomb notes a rough Steelers Lions game with injuries and many knocked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Arthur Harvey
Britain
United States
Miami
Pittsburgh
Big Daddy Lipscomb
Detroit Lions
Death notice for Andy Taylor of Pineville at 83
Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p m in Mc Dougal's Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Chapel Pineville with Rev Harry Stevens officiating Burial in Green Cemetery near Pineville Taylor died Sunday morning after a long illness Born in Grayson County Virginia he moved to Wyoming County in 1905 Survivors include wife Hazel daughter Bessie Simpson Mullens son Eugene Taylor Washington DC two sisters twelve grandchildren five great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Friends may call after 1 p m Thursday at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Nephews to serve as pallbearers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Taylor
Pineville
McDougal
Robertson and
Taylor
Old Regular Baptist Church
Hazel Taylor
Bessie Simpson
Mullens
Eugene Taylor
Washington, D. C
Elmore Kirk
Mullensville
Ollie Dickson
Bud
Beckley
Keyser- Bryant Funeral Home
Final rites for Paul Barney held in Sophia church
Paul Barney of Sophia died at 1:30 a.m. Sunday at home after a heart attack. Born August 12, 1898 in Glen Jean, he worked for Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates from 1923 until retiring in 1962. He was 64 and a Freewill Baptist Church member. Surviving are his wife Orva Cottrell Barney, three daughters Phyllis Allen, Jeanette Tomlinson, Belle Whalen, and three grandchildren. Burial will be at Sunset Memorial Park. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Barney
Sophia
Freewill Baptist Church of
Wade Webb
French Williams
Sunset Memorial Park
Glen Jean
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Freewill Baptist Church
United Mine Workers of America
Orva Cottrell Barney
Albert
Phyllis) Allen
Beckley
William R
Jeanette) Tomlinson
Dunbar
Ronald
Belle) Whalen
Bluefield
Williams Funeral
Roy Allen
Bill Thornley
Sammy Gillenwater
Oscar Riddle
Glen Craven
James L. Hornbeck Jr
Opie Critchfield
Pershing Clark
Final rites for Herndon Lusk held at Spruce Grove Church
Funeral services for 71 year old Herndon Lusk of near Herndon will be conducted at 1 p m Tuesday at Spruce Grove Baptist Church Maben with Rev Phillip Graham in charge Burial will be at Lusk Cemetery He died after a heart attack Saturday Born Sept 16 1891 in Herndon he was a retired farmer and miner Survived by wife Alice Graham Lusk two sons four daughters three brothers and 16 grandchildren The body is at Sam Fogle song Funeral Home Mullens Also funeral services for Andrew Clayton Dock Acord 76 of Rock Creek at Rebecca Chapel Church at 2 30 p m Wednesday Burial Miller Cemetery Rock Creek He died Sunday night after long illness Born November 11 1886 in Rock Creek he was a retired timber man and owned several saw mills Wife and children listed along with 15 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Body to Melton Mortuary then home Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herndon Lusk
Herndon
New Spruce Grove Baptist Church
Maben
Phillip Graham
Lusk
Tollison
Liza Cline Lusk
Alice Graham Lusk
Kermit
Bud
Ray
Stephenson
Stella Blankenship
Alpeca
Lakie Belcher
Tressie Quesenberry
Ethel Richards
Alexandria
Ben
Charlie
Leonard
Sam Foglesong
Mullens
Andrew Clayton
Dock) Acord
Rock Creek
Rebecca Chapel
Wade Webb
M. G. Flowers
Miller Cemetery
James
Nancy Hunter Acord
Raleigh County
Bacie Acord
Arley
Effie) Dickens
Alonzo
Lettie) Dickens
Arnett
Roger
Fern) Courtnoyer
Glen
Jack
Bee Acord
Dry Creek
Laura Clay
Pettus
Melton
Gerald Dickens
David Cantley
Benny Milam
Herbert Hoover
Rex Sarrett
Harry Lewis
Funeral Services for Robert Ed ward Brewer
Funeral services for Robert Edward Brewer 52 of Mabscott will be at 1 p m Wednesday at Melton Mortuary Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Gerald Morgan officiating Burial will be in Hilltop Cemetery He died Sunday night after a long illness Born in Mabscott he was the son of Mrs Mary A Brewer and the late William E Brewer Surviving are five sisters Opal Brewer Margaret Brewer Mrs Carl Cox Skelton Mrs Howard Bragg Maxwell Hill and Mrs Clifton Plummer West Hollywood Fla and two brothers William Brewer Mabscott and Lawrence Brewer Chicago Ill Pallbearers John Hurt Fred Hedrick William A Hurt Jeff Taylor Harold Shrewsbury and Charles Hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edward Brewer
Mabscott
Melton
Gerald Morgan
Hilltop
Mary A. Brewer
William E. Brewer
Opal Brewer
Margaret Brewer
Carl Cox
Skelton
Howard Bragg
Maxwell Hill
Clifton Plummer
West Hollywood
Fla
William Brewer
Lawrence Brewer
Chicago
Ill
John Hurt
Fred Hedrick
William A. Hurt
Jeff Taylor
Harold Shrewsbury
Charles Hurt
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Veronica Riley in Coalton
Veronica Riley 67 of Norton formerly Wyom ning County died after a six week illness. A funeral Mass will be held at St Patrick s Church Coalton at 10 am Tuesday with burial at a later date. Survived by husband J Vincent Riley three daughters Rita McGraw Mary Nuckols Ruth Gutshall four sons Cyril Robert Joe Eddie and 18 grandchildren. Rosary tonight at Lohr Funeral Home Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Riley
Norton
Wyominng
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Coalton
Kopperston
Elkins
Horace
Rita R.) McGraw
McGraws
Samuel
Mary Elizabeth) Nuckols
Norfolk
Louis
Ruth) Gutshall
Cyril
Robert
Joe
Reading
Eddie
Lohr Funeral Home
Final rites for Hoyt L. Hicks in Beaver Church
Final rites for Hoyt L. Hicks 79 of Beaver will be at 2 p m Tuesday at Beaver Baptist Church with Rev. Everett Powers officiating. Burial in Blue Jay Cemetery. Died at home Sunday at 11 30 a m after four months illness. Born October 1883 in Springtown Tennessee. A tired mill worker and member of Beaver Baptist Church. Survived by Jane Hicks at home two sons David and Luther of Beaver two sisters Mrs Ida Shell and Mrs Bessie McCall of Delano Tenn and a brother Henry Hicks of Delano. Pallbearers named Stewart Cook Jack Rakes Curtis Moore Jesse Burgess Ben Pendleton Mont Pendleton Hershey Smith Charlie Moore. Funeral arrangements with Keyser Bryant Funeral Home to church one hour prior to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt L. Hicks
Beaver
Beaver Baptist Church
Everett Powers
Blue Jay
Springtown
Tenn
Janié Smith Hicks
David
Luther
Ida ‘Shell
Bessie McCall
Delano
Henry Hicks
Stewart Cook
Jack Rakes
Curtis Moore
Jesse Burgess
Ben Pendleton
Mont Pendleton
Hershey Smith
Charlie Moore
Keyser-Bryant
Final rites set for Mrs Hazel Nugen at Oak Hill Nazarene
Mrs Hazel Nugen 54 of Oak Hill dies after a three month illness. Funeral at 2 30 p m Tuesday at the Church of the Nazarene Oak Hill with Rev J C Bybee officiating. Burial in High Lawn Memorial Park. Survivors include husband Henry Nugen mother Cora Sims Leslie three sons Albert R Dover A F B in Dover Del Donald S Sgt at Dover AFB Del Bobbie Nugen Wilmington Del three brothers Albert Red Leslie T V Jr Montgomery and David Sims Ohio a sister Ollie Blevins Leslie and four grandchildren. Body remains at Thomas Funeral Home RNS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Nugen
Oak Hill
Church of the Nazarene
J. C. Bybee
High Lawn Memorial Park
Final rites for J. Bruce Legg observed in Oak Hill
J. Bruce Legg 88 of Oak Hill died at home after a long illness. Funeral service will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Thomas Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Shirley Donnelly officiating. Burial will follow at High Lawn Memorial Park. He was a retired miner born in Clay County on August 21, 1874. Surviving are Ida Legg and eight other relatives including five daughters and two sons. Grandsons to serve as pallbearers. Body remains at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bruce
S. T. Price
Havre de Grace
Harry Allen
W. E. Shaffer
Oak Hill
Harlan Crist
Lynchburg
Frank Sheppard
Joppa
Claude
Robert
Beaver
Ohio
B. B
Indore
Lee
Quinwood
J. C
Ingram Branch
O. B
Walter Pierson
Elkhurst
RNA
Final rites for James Edward Agee
James Edward Agee 37 of 224 Garfield St. Beckley will have services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church Beckley with Dr Denneth L Swank in charge. Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Agee a World War II veteran and Appalachian Power Co. engineer died Saturday night of a heart condition. He was born July 1 1925 in Beckley a son of the late Gilmore and Pearl L Agee. Survived by wife Margaret Thompson Agee and three sons James Edward II Mark Harrison and Matthew Phillip all at home, two sisters Betty Fourney and Mickey Lilly Beckley and a brother Gilmore Agee Oklahoma. Active pallbearers named. Friends may call at Melton Mortuary after 2 today. Body moved to church one hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Agee
Garfield St
First Baptist
Denneth L. Swank
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Beckley
Gilmore
Pearl L. Agee
Raleigh County
Appalachian Power Co
First Baptist Church of
Paul
Betty) Fourney
Don
Mickey) Lilly
Gilmore Agee
Oklahoma
Robert L. Martin
Lloyd Humphrey
Kyle Ellison
Harlan C. Mann
Rolland Witt
Elmer Wright
Maxey Dornovich
Melton Mortuary
Final rites for Mrs Rosa Pruitt in Mullens
Mrs Rosa Pruitt 61 Mullens died at 10 45 p m Thursday in a Mullens hospital. Funeral services were to be held today at 11 a m in McDougal Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Chapel Mullens with Rev A R Hancock officiating. Burial followed in Bowling Cemetery Spanishburg. Surviving are two stepdaughters Mrs Stella Mullens and Mrs Nancy Shimwell both of Cincinnati Ohio.
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Rosa Pruitt
Mullens
Mullens Hospital
McDougal
Robertson and Foglesong
A. R. Hancock
Bowling Cemetery
Spanishburg
Stella Mullens
Nancy Shimwell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Burleson Rites Planned In Midway Church of God
Lionel Keith Burleson 23 of Brentwood Md formerly Sophia will be laid to rest at Caffee Cemetery after funeral services at Midway Church of God conducted by Rev F C Calhoun. He died Saturday morning in a Washington hospital after months of illness. The body will be moved from Williams Funeral Home to his aunt’s home at 4 p m today and to the church an hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Keith
Pete) Burleson
Brentwood
Sophia
Midway Church of God
F. C. Calhoun
Caffee
Washington
Williams Funeral
Marley Pitsenbarger
Midway
Mrs. E. P. Bailey Final Rites Set in Keyser Beckley Native
Mrs. E P Bailey 78 of New Smyrna Beach Florida died in Daytona Hospital after a long illness Born May 1884 in Christiansburg Virginia she taught 33 years in Raleigh County schools mainly Lincoln Elementary She was a First Christian Beckley member Her husband Dr E P Bailey died in 1992 Survived by daughter Wilda Ellison and three grandchildren Funeral Friday at 11 in Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Chapel Sunset Memorial Park burial Awaiting minister name
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EF. P
Frances) Bailey
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
Beckley
Keyser-Bryant
Sunset Memorial Park
Daytona, Fla
Christiansburg
Col
Sally Goodson Moore
Charleston Business College
Concord College
Raleigh County
Lincoln Elementary
First Christian Church
E. P. Bailey
Wilda Ellison
New Summa Beach
Final rites set for Ansted teacher Harry B Carden
Harry B Carden 76 of Ansted will be buried in West Lake Cemetery after funeral services at Ansted Baptist Church Tuesday led by Rev. Guy Vaughn and Rev. C H Walker. A World War I veteran and retired teacher, he died Saturday in Beckley Hospital. Pallbearers are American Legion members. His body lies at Thomas Funeral Home in Ansted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Carden
Ansted
Ansted Baptist Church
Guy Vaughn
C. H. Walker
Beckley
West Lake
Carden
The
Baptist Church
American Legion
Thomas Funeral Home
RNS
Miss Reva Justice Final Rites Held in Coal City
Miss Reva Justice 58 of Coal City died Saturday after a short illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at Webb and Neal Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Roland Kennedy officiating. Burial follows. Born May 2, 1905 in Maiden Spring Virginia she was a former Windling Gulf Collieries employee for 30 years and later worked at the Budget Shop in Beckley. Survived by three sisters Leona Sergent Jr and Anis Smolsky of Charleston Helen Eye Jr of Pittsburgh and two brothers Bill Justice of Bluefield Quintin Justice of North Hollywood. Pallbearers named Charles Burdiss Clyde Hill Ed Hall William Ormandy Eugene Cole J E Shumate Wesley Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Justice
Coal City
Webb and
Beckley
L. H
Leona) Sergent Jr
Matthew
Anis) Smolsky
Charleston
J. E. (Helen) Eye Jr
Pittsburgh
Bill Justice
Bluefield
Quintin Justice
North Hollywood
Fla
Final rites for Raymond Daniel in Lanark
Raymond Daniel 70 of Lanark will receive services at 2 p m Tuesday at Mount Vernon Baptist Church with Rev H E Davis in charge burial at Greenwood Memorial Park He died in a local hospital Thursday after a long illness Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor will transport from the church an hour before services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Daniel
Lanark
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
H. E. Davis
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
McKinney Faces Non-Support Charge in Raleigh County
Jesse McKinney of Coal City is set to appear before Magistrate Joe Rodriguez this afternoon on a non-support charge filed by his wife. He was booked into Raleigh County Jail at 4:30 p.m. Sunday by a deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse McKinney
Coal City
Joe Rodriguez
Raleigh
Seven Youths Held In Series Of Burglaries
Giles County deputies spent the weekend rounding up seven youths accused in burglaries across four states. Three were arrested at a service station. one was shot by the owner Francis Caldwell. Others named four more who aided in North Carolina, West Virginia, Tennessee, and Virginia. Merchandise was recovered at Clayton Pierce’s Salem home. Pierce and Robert Harrison were charged along with several others. Boyd was in fair condition at Giles Memorial Hospital. Others charged include John Weikle, Lawrence Roseberry, Joseph Nester, and a Pulaski County juvenile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearisburg
UPD
Giles County
Francis Caldwell
Caldwell
North Carolina
West Virginia
Tennessee
Virginia
Clayton E. Pierce
Salem
Pierce
Robert Harrison
Dublin
Boyd
Giles Memorial Hospital
John E. Weikle
Roanoke
Lawrence Kenneth Roseberry
Joseph Nester
Pulaski County
New Oklahoma Senator Faces Opposition
J Howrrd Edmondson a Kennedy Democrat who arranged his own promotion to the U S Senate to succeed the late Robert Kerr faces a strong challenge. Kerr Jr., 36, son of the late senator, plans to run in 1964. Edmondson takes oath today and departs for Washington for 14 months. Lt Gov George Nigh, now governor, appointed Edmondson to secure the seat. Republican Henry Bellman becomes governor Jan 14.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
J. Howrrd Edmondson
U.S
Robert S. Kerr
Robert S. Kerr Jr
Oklahoma
Edmondson
Washington
Kerr
George Nigh
U.S. Senate
Henry Bellman
Sodomy Hearing Booked Tuesday for McAllister
Henry Leonard McAllister a 41 year old Burlington North Carolina man was brought from Knoxville Tennessee by an Oak Hill State Trooper and a hearing on a sodomy charge is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday before Magistrate Frank Simms in Fayetteville his Fayette County jail case stems from the Morals charge and related questioning in the Michael Rogers murder case Rogers 18 Oak was guarding McAllister and provided no clues. Rogers body was found near Hawks Nest State Park on Route 60 December 27. It had been hacked into 13 pieces and shot in the head per pathology.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Henry Leonard McAllister
Burlington
N. C
Knoxville
Tenn
Oak Hill
Frank Simms
MicAllister
Fayette County
Michael Rogers
Oak
McAllister
Rogers
Hawks Nest State Park
Route
Rhodell Juvenile Placed In Welfare Custody
A 15 year old Rhodell girl appeared before Juvenile Court Judge Harry L. McCreery at 11 30 a m on a charge of running away from home. She was placed in the custody of the Department of Child Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodell
Harry L. McCreery
Department of Child Welfare
Adventists Open Meet in Mount Pocono
The publishing department convention of the Columbia Union Conference opened in Mount Pocono with 250 delegates from Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Ohio. The gathering is one of ten departmental conventions to be held nationwide by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pocono
Svare Named Rams Head Coach After Interim Run
Svare, a former NFL linebacker who led on an interim basis after Waterfield resigned, was named head coach by Rams President Dan Reeves. He previously played for the Rams and Giants and joined Los Angeles last season as a defensive coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
UPI
Harland Svare
National Football League
Los Angeles Rams
Bob Waterfield
Rams
Dan Reeves
Svare
New York Giants
Giants
Israel names fanatics behind stoning of Finnish mission school
Israeli Cabinet blames religious fanatics for the stoning of a Finnish government mission school in Jerusalem last Thursday. A mob of 70 damaged 30 windows while nine leaders face charges. All 40 students were on Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
UPID
Finland
Macapagal May Visit U.S. This Year
Philippine Herald reports President Macapagal told reporters at an informal dinner that he has accepted in principle Kennedy’s invitation to visit the United States this year. The UPI note cites the possible state trip as a formal step pending government approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
UPI
Philippine Herald
Diosdado Macapagal
United States
Kennedy
Miners Refuse Work at Frost Run After Blast
About one thousand miners at U S Steel Robena coal fields refused to return to work as hearings resume into the Frost Run shaft explosion that killed 37. Pennsylvania officials and United Mine Workers leaders led questions on safety procedures and ventilation. Local 6329 president John Ozanich said the men will stay off the job until assurances of no further explosions are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichaels
UPI
U. S.steel Corp
Robena
Robena No. 3
Pennsylvania
Lewis E. Evans
W. A. Toney Boyle
United Mine Workers
Garards Fort
Frost Run
Boyle
Evans
John Ozanich
UMW
Boy Scouts distribute civil defense pamphlets breach law
About 2,000 Boy Scouts handed out 45,000 civil defense pamphlets in local mailboxes on Saturday but learned they violated federal law by acting without authorization from the post office. Civil Defense Director Richard Shephardson said it was his idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Deed
Springfield
Mass
UPI
Post Office
Civil Defense
Richard Shephardson
Royalty hosts Monte Carlo dinner for refugees aid
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco hosted a 40 per plate supper for refugees drawing over 300 guests. Attendees included Aristotle Onassis and Maria Callas at the prince's table, reflecting a high society fundraiser.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace of
Aristotle Onassis
Maria Callas
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