Soviet China Clash Deepens In Bitter Editorial War
The Soviet Union and Communist China traded pointed editorials. Pravda labeled Red China as backing divisive views while Red Flag accused Moscow of Western-backed cowardice and betrayal. A possible top level clash at the East German party congress looms as Khrushchev plans to attend.
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Robert J. Korengold
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Communist China
Communist Party
Pravda
Red China
Communist Bloc
Peking
Cuba
Red Flag
Kremlin
Peru Junta Faces Student Protests Amid State of Siege
Pro Communist student and labor unions plan protest strikes against Peru's military government after arrests of leaders. The regime, led by Maj. Gen. Ricardo Perez Godoy, declares a state of siege and promises June elections despite revolt threats. Juan Alberto Campos Lamas among those jailed. unions including dock workers and bank employees seen participating.
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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 Store Safe Cracker Heists Tie City
Police report a Charleston drug store safe opened with crow bars over the weekend, about $10,000 stolen from Cohen Drug Store. A second major safe job in a week occurred at Cohen’s with 400 pound safes. drugs inside were untouched. A prior theft at Heck's discount store yielded $6,359.
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Charleston
UPI
Cohen Drug Store
Cohen’s
Heck’s Discount
Capitol Humor and Renovations Delight The Long Capitol
A lighthearted note on Capitol improvements and quirks. Elevators now use starry bell panels for quorum calls and retired floor letters. The ticket counter moves to a quieter east front lobby drawing mixed reactions from staff.
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Capitol
Congress
U S Forces Rescue Major in Vietnamese Paddy Field
Lt Col John Paul Vann, senior U S adviser with the 7th Division, mobilized 60 Americans after Viet Nam failed to block, sending them to aid a lone U S army major. They faced guerrilla stragglers under strict rules, rescued the major, and captured 17 guerrillas with no casualties.
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John Paul Vann
7Th Division
Four Drivers Face Fines and Costs in Local Court
Evel Jason Farley, 38, of Cool Ridge, paid a $10 fine and costs to Magistrate Joe Rodriguez for improper registration. Sophia J. Rousky Sters, 47, of Sophia, paid $10 for driving without an operator's license, cited by State Police Dec. 23. Frank H. Kiser, Ft. Knox, Ky., fined $10 for illegal passing by Magistrate Burke. Clarence Duncan of Mount Hope paid $5 plus costs for permitting an unlicensed person to drive.
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Rousky Sters
Sophia
Rodriguez
Franklin H. Kiser
Ft. Knox
W. A. Burke
Clarence Duncan
Mount Hope
Burke
Mansfield predicts toss up in Senate fight over rules change
Senate Leader Mike Mansfield says the outcome of the filibuster clash over a rules change is a toss up and that he expects Southern opposition to fight hard but not hold a lasting grudge. In the House, Kennedy allies press to keep the rules committee at 15, while Rep. Howard W. Smith warns of possible 10 vote loss to revert to 12 members. Rep. Reuss derides Smith as lord high emasculator in a dispute over controls of legislation.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
House
Tthe
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Kennedy
Smith
JFK
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Extension classes set by Morris Harvey and Marshall University
Morris Harvey College announces an organizational meeting in Beckley on January 21 at 6 30 p m at Beckley Junior High School to gauge interest in extension courses with a 20 student minimum. Oak Hill Elementary hosts a January 18 meeting at 6 30 p m. Marshall University also plans a January 21 meeting at Woodrow Wilson High School at 6 30 p m for adult education 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
Runaway Returned To Sandstone Mother
A 16 year old Sandstone youth who ran away was returned to his mother by City Police at 11 30 p m Sunday. Police said he was a student at Hinton High School and attended school Thursday but did not come home that afternoon.
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Hinton High School
Congress Faces Rules and Kennedy Tax Plan Battles
The 88th Congress opens with fights over House rules and Kennedy's drive for broad tax cuts and new spending. Kennedy aims to trim individual and corporate taxes to energize the economy, despite a slim partisan margin. The budget could reach $99 billion, with plans for urban transit subsidies, youth job programs, and education aid.
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Washington
UPI
88Th Congress
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Senate
Congress
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Ways & Means Committee
Congo Sees Tshombe Vow Guerrilla War Amid Armament Claims
Tshombe pledges guerrilla war if needed as reports from Salisbury claim a trainload of weapons, including four tank cars of gasoline, was sent to Tshombe from Portuguese Angola. U N. forces on alert to capture Dilolo Angola and Kolwezi amid tensions. Munongo denies plans to attack Elisabethville and says he is in constant contact with Tshombe.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Portuguese Angola
Uit Ie
United Nations
Dilolo Angola
Kolwezi
Godefroid Munonga
Mokambo
Katanga
U.N
Elisabethville
Munongo
World Wary Skybolt Fallout and Katanga Talks
In Santa Monica British Air Commodore Sir Arthur Harvey warns Britain and the United States should stay allied despite Skybolt Missile fallout. In Elisabethville U N official Ralph Bunche says he won’t reopen Katanga talks with Moise Tshombe. In Washington Senator Javits urges stronger strike laws criticizing the Taft Hartley injunction. In Miami Steelers defensive lineman Lipscomb describes a rough game versus the Lions leaving several players hospitalized.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Arthur Harvey
Britain
United States
Funeral services for Andy Taylor in Pineville
Andy Taylor 83 of Pineville died Sunday after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Tuesday at Mc Dougal's Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Chapel in Pineville with Rev. Harry Stevens officiating. Burial will be in Green Cemetery near Pineville. Surviving are wife Hazel, daughter Bessie Simpson Mullens, son Eugene Taylor Washington D C, two sisters Elmore Kirk Mullensville Ollie Dickson Bud, 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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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
Brewer R E Funeral Services in Mabscott
Funeral services for Robert Ed ward Brewer 52 of Mabscott will be 1 p m Wednesday at Melton Mortuary Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Gerald Morgan in charge Burial follows at Hilltop Cemetery He died Sunday night after a long illness Survivors include his mother five sisters and two brothers The body will be removed to the home Tuesday afternoon and back to the mortuary an hour before services Pallbearers are John Hurt Fred Hedrick William A Hurt Jeff Taylor Harold Shrewsbury and Charles Hurt.
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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
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) Cournoyer
Glen
Ivan
Jack
Bee Acord
Dry Creek
Laura Clay
Pettus
Gerald Dickens
David Cantley
Benny Milam
Herbert Hoover
Rex Sarrett
Harry Lewis
Rites Set for Veronica Riley and Local Obituaries
Funeral notices report Requiem Mass for 67 year old Veronica Riley of Norton, formerly Wyom ing County, with service at St Patrick's in Coalton and burial details. Other obituaries list Paul Barney of Sophia, Herndon Lusk, and Andrew Clayton Acord with services in Sophia Rock Creek and Maben, noting ages, birthplaces, occupations, survivors, and burial sites.
Final rites for Hoyt L. Hicks in Beaver church
Hoyt L. Hicks 79 of Beaver dies Sunday after a four month illness. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday Beaver Baptist Church with Rev. Everett Powers. burial in Blue Jay Cemetery. Born Oct 30 1883 in Springtown Tenn. Retired mill worker and church member. Survived by wife Janie Smith Hicks at home two sons David and Luther of Beaver two sisters Ida Shell and Bessie McCall of Delano Tenn and brother Henry Hicks of Delano. Pallbearers listed. Funeral home assisted by Keyser Bryant Funeral Home set to transport to church one hour prior to service.
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Hoyt L. Hicks
Beaver
Beaver Baptist Church
Everett Powers
Blue Jay
Springtown
Tenn
Janie 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 James Edward Agee of Beckley
James Edward Agee 37 of 224 Garfield St. Beckley will have rites at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church Beckley with Dr. Denneth L. Swank officiating. Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Agee, born July 1 1925 in Beckley, worked 15 years as an engineering aide for Appalachian Power Co. A World War II veteran, he belonged to Beckley First Baptist Church and Beckley Elks Lodge No. 1492. He married Margaret Thompson Nov. 12 1949 who survives with three sons and several siblings. Active pallbearers were named. Friends may call at Melton Mortuary after 2 p.m. today. body moved to church one hour before services.
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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
Roy Allen
Bill Thornley
Sammy Gillenwater
Oscar Riddle
Glen Craven
James L. Hornbeck Jr
Opie Critchfield
Pershing Clark
James Edward Agee
Garfield St
First Baptist
Denneth L. Swank
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
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 Set for Mrs Hazel Nugen of Oak Hill
Mrs Hazel Nugen 54 of Oak Hill dies after three months illness. Services 2 30 PM Tuesday at Church of the Nazarene Oak Hill Rev J C Bybee in charge. Burial High Lawn Memorial Park. Survivors include husband Henry mother Mrs Cora Simms Leslie three sons Albert R Columbus S Sgt Donald Dover AFB Del Bobbie Nugen Wilmington Del three brothers Albert Red Leslie T V Jr Montgomery David Sims Ohio a sister Ollie Blevins Leslie and four grandchildren. Body at Thomas Funeral Home.
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Hazel Nugen
Oak Hill
Church of the Nazarene
J. C. Bybee
High Lawn Memorial Park
Final rites set for J Bruce Legg in Oak Hill
J Bruce Legg 88 of Oak Hill dies after long illness. Funeral at 1 p m Tuesday in Thomas Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev Shirley Donnelly officiating. Burial in High Lawn Memorial Park. Survived by Ida Legg five daughters two sons four brothers a sister 22 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren. Grandsons to serve as pallbearers. Body to remain at funeral home.
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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 Harry B. Carden in Ansted
Harry B. Carden 76 of Ansted dies in Beckley hospital. Final rites set 2 p m Tuesday at Ansted Baptist Church with Rev. Guy Vaughn and Rev. C H Walker presiding. Burial in West Lake Cemetery. He was a retired teacher WWI veteran and American Legion member born Nov 26 1886 in Ansted. Pallbearers are American Legion members. Body at Thomas Funeral Home Ansted.
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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
Final rites for Mullens resident Rosa Pruitt
Mrs Rosa Pruitt 61 Mullens died Thursday night in Mullens hospital. Funeral at 11 a m today in McDougal Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Chapel Mullens with Rev A R Hancock officiating. Burial in Bowling Cemetery Spanishburg. Survived by two stepdaughters Stella Mullens and 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
Final rites set for Lionel K. Burleson at Midway Church
Lionel Keith Burleson 23 of Brentwood Md formerly Sophia will have funeral services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Midway Church of God with Rev F C Calhoun in charge. Interment follows at Caffee Cemetery. He died at 7 30 a.m. Saturday in a Washington hospital after a months illness. The body will be moved from Williams Funeral Home to his aunt Mrs Marley Pitsenbarger’s Midway home at 4 p.m. today and to the church an hour before services.
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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
Lionel Keith
Pete) Burleson
Brentwood
Sophia
Midway Church of God
F. C. Calhoun
Caffee
Washington
Williams Funeral
Marley Pitsenbarger
Midway
Final rites for Mrs. E. P. Bailey in Keyser
Mrs. E. P. Bailey 78 formerly of Beckley WVa died in Daytona Fla after a long illness. She taught 33 years in Raleigh County schools most at Lincoln Elementary. Survived by daughter Wilda Ellison and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday in Keyser Bryant chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
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E. 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 Miss Reva Justice of Coal City
Miss Reva Justice 58 of Coal City dies after a short illness in a local hospital. Born May 2 1905 in Maiden Spring Virginia she worked 30 years at Wind ing Gulf Collieries and four years at Budget Shop Beckley. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Webb and Neal Chapel with Rev Roland Kennedy in charge. Burial follows. Pallbearers named.
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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
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Charles Burdiss
Clyde Hill
Ed Hall
William Ormandy
Eugene Cole
J. E. Shumate
Wesley Thompson
Final rites for Raymond Daniel in Lanark
Raymond Daniel, 70, of Lanark, will be laid to rest at Mount Vernon Baptist Church with the Rev. H. E. Davis presiding. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. He died after a long illness in a local hospital. The Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor will transport him to the church one hour before the service.
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Raymond Daniel
Lanark
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
H. E. Davis
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
Hearing Set Today for Jesse McKinney on Non-Support Charge
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.
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Jesse McKinney
Coal City
Joe Rodriguez
Raleigh
Seven Youths Held In Series Of Burglaries In Four States
Giles County deputies rounded up seven youths linked to burglaries across North Carolina West Virginia Tennessee and Virginia. Three were caught in a service station break in at Sat urday with one struck by a bullet from the station owner Francis Caldwell. Pierce and Harrison were arrested in the break in and linked to other burglaries. Boyd was hospitalized in fair condition with a gunshot wound. Also named were John Weikle Berence Roseberry Joseph Nester and a Pulaski County juvenile.
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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 Weikle
Roanoke
Berence Kenneth Roseberry
Joseph Nester
Pulaski County
New Oklahoma Senator Faces Opposition in 1964
Oklahoma political scene gears for 1964 as J Howrrd Edmondson takes the Senate oath after a secret resignation to replace the late Robert Kerr. Kerr Jr. declares 1964 bid, while Lt. Gov. George Nigh, now governor, arranged the appointment and notified President Kennedy.
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UPI
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U.S
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Henry Bellman
Hearings Set Tuesday for Sodomy Charge in Fayetteville
Henry Leonard McAllister 41 of Burlington N C is scheduled for a 10 a m Tuesday sodomy hearing in a Fayetteville office. Mag istrate Frank Simms will preside. McAllister held at Fayette County Jail after being brought from Knoxville Tenn. for morals charge and related questioning. State Police said inquiry into the murder case of Michael Rogers 18 of Oak Hill remains routine with no new clues. Rogers body found near Hawks Nest State Park on Route 60 December 27. pathologist says he was hacked and shot.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Henry Leonard McAllister
Burlington
N. C
Knoxville
McAllister
Rogers
Hawks Nest State Park
Route 60
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.
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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 Pa with 250 delegates from Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Ohio attending Delegates from seven states and the District of Columbia are present at one of ten meetings planned nationwide by the church's publishing arm.
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Mount Pocono
Svare Named Rams Head Coach After Interim Run
Svare, who has roots with the Rams and Giants and joined Los Angeles last season as a defensive coach, was promoted to head coach by team president Dan Reeves after serving on an interim basis since Bob Waterfield resigned.
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UPI
Harland Svare
National Football League
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Bob Waterfield
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Dan Reeves
Svare
New York Giants
Giants
Israel Blames Fanatics for School Stoning in Jerusalem
Israel's cabinet declared religious fanatics responsible for the stoning of a Finnish government mission school in Jerusalem last Thursday. A mob of about 70 damaged 80 windows as nine leaders were charged. all 40 students were away on Christmas vacation.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Finland
Philippines Leader May Visit United States This Year
Philippine Herald reports President Diosdado Macapagal may undertake a state visit to the United States this year. He told reporters at an informal dinner Sunday that he had accepted in principle a standing invitation from President John F. Kennedy to make the trip.
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UPI
Philippine Herald
Diosdado Macapagal
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Miners Refuse Return to Work Amid Frost Run Inquiry
About a thousand miners at U S Steel Robena coal fields refuse to return to work as hearings resume into the Frost Run shaft explosion that killed 37. Pennsylvania Mines Secretary Evans and UMW official Boyle led questioning on safety procedures and ventilation failures. Local 6329 president John Ozanich said workers will stay idle until assurances of no further explosions are given.
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UPI
U. S. Steel Corp
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Rolbena No. 3
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Lewis E. Evans
W. A. Toney Boyle
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Garards Fort
Frost Run
Boyle
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John Ozanich
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Quirks Good Deed Illegal in Springfield
About 2 000 Boy Scouts distributed 45 000 civil defense pamphlets in local mailboxes Saturday and learned they violated federal law as they were not authorized post office representatives. Civil Defense Director Richard Shephardson said the idea was his.
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Good Deed
Springfield
Mass
UPI
Post Office
Civil Defense
Richard Shephardson
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