Beckley BBDC Sets Annual Meet for Stockholders
Beckley Business Development Corp officials announce the annual meeting on Tuesday January 23 at 7 30 p m in the Raleigh County Circuit Courtroom. About 475 stockholders eligible to vote for a 15 member board who will select officers. Proxies and notices to be mailed by Saturday. President A David Abrams to appoint a nominating committee and deliver the annual report. Current officers and board members listed with terms set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Business Development Corp
Raleigh County
A. David Abrams
Abrams
J. R. Carr
Robert Sayre
Travelers Hit Trouble Spot
A destitute group of travelers aided in Beckley last Wednesday ran into trouble with Charleston Police Friday. Warren D. Homer of West Seneca New York and Melvin G. Jones 24 of Lewistown Pennsylvania were booked as suspicious persons after approaching a Baptist minister for ten dollars. Homer said he swapped autos with a Nebraska man in Daytona Beach and expected the registration to be mailed. The woman and children stayed in a Charleston hotel while the men were jailed at taxpayer expense.
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Beckley
Charleston
Warren D. Homer
West Seneca
N. Y
Melvin G. Jones
Lewistown
Florida
New York
Homer
Beckley Methodist
Miami
Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Charlotte
N. C
Wytheville
Lawrence Morris
Travelers Aid
Jones
Salvation Army
Travelers Aid Help
Daytona Beach
Lighter Side asks FTC to test more ads and claims
The writer questions advertising tactics in several commercials including an invisible shield toothpaste ad, a deodorant spray on statue underarms, and a pain killer dissolving demo. The piece suggests FTC scrutiny to confirm if the ads are truthful or just clever gimmicks across various products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTC
English 'Beauty' Dies After 1324 Days in Coma
Veronica Wise, 23, of Oxford, England, died Sunday after 1324 days in a coma following a May 1958 auto accident. A hospital spokesman said the death appeared caused by a minor chest infection. He added that to an ordinary person it would have been just a cold.
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Oxford
England
UPI
Veronica Wise
Veronica
Viet Nam Deputy Commander Ambushed and Killed
Saigon report states Lt. Col. Duong Phan Sang, deputy commander of the 7th Infantry Division, and his driver were killed when their jeep hit a land mine on a road south of Saigon between Mytho and Calay in the southern delta.
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Saigon
VPI
Duong Phan Sang
South Viet Nam
Here
Sang
Mytho
Calay
Cough Drop Maker Robert Smith Dies at 72 in New York
Robert L. Smith, 72, chairman of Smith Brothers Inc, the cough drop maker, died Sunday night in Vassar Brothers Hospital after a heart attack.
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Poughkeepsie, N.Y
UPI
Robert L. Smith
Smith Brothers, Inc
Vassar Brothers Hospital
State Highways Claim 4 Lives In West Virginia Toll
United Press International reports four highway fatalities across West Virginia over the weekend, raising 1961 toll to 370. Victims include Darren Lee Aultz, 36, of Sissonville, struck on U S 21. Verndon L. Bower, 25, Quin cy Kanawha County, in a two car crash near Charleston. Grover C. Anderson Jr., 20, Jenkin Jones, McDowell County, in a loss of control near Gary. Frank Thompson, 72, near Charleston, struck on U S 60. and Oscar Robinson, Mannington, in a car bus collision near Fairmont. The year compares to 359 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
West Virginia
Verndon L. Bower
Quincy
Kanawha County
U. S. 21
Charleston
Grover C. Anderson Jr
Jenkin Jones
McDowell County
Sissonville
U. S
Driver Charged Following Wreck near Oak Hill
Two injured in a two vehicle crash on Route 61 near Oak Hill Saturday night. Gary Light and Marvin Eugene Adkins treated and released from Oak Hill Hospital. Adkins charged with failing to keep his vehicle under control. State Troopers Yoho and Schwartz investigated as a rock slide loader operated by Gerald M. Kincaid cleared rock slide. Adkins car wedged between rock cliff and loader. SRC equipment and car damage extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Gary Light
Route 1
Marvin Eugene Adkins
Barberton
Adkins
Light
M. D. Yoho
G. L. Schwartz
State Road Commission
Gerald M. Kincaid
Red Star
SRC
West Virginia GOP to hold policy meeting before session
Republican lawmakers and State GOP Policy Committee members meet Tuesday night to discuss fiscal attitudes and other agenda items added by Governor Barron ahead of the 1962-63 legislature. Pipeline supporters will be making their final push before the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
GOP
W. W. Barron
Sukarno Defies Dutch on West New Guinea Policy
Sukarno addresses about 3000 students and officials denouncing Dutch claims to keep West New Guinea. He vows heavy retaliation if the Dutch refuse to leave. The speech recalls past assassination attempts against Sukarno and historic attacks on his palaces. An unrelated note mentions ancient atomic theory by Democritus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sukarno
J. M. A. H. Luns
West New Guinea
Luns
Indonesia
Bonghamn
Amex Faces SEC Criticism After Major Report
Amex trading resumed after the SEC staff report questioned lax administration and a general deficiency of standards at the American Stock Exchange. Officials remained silent as the exchange reviews reforms by McCormick era and prepares for further action if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bogue
UPI Financial
New York
UPI
American Stock Exchange
Trinity Place
Amex
American Securities Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Milton H. Cohen
Chicago
Edward T. McCormick
Grand Jurors Form in Raleigh County Court Today
Five grand jurors were selected by Special Grand Jury Commissioners in Raleigh County Criminal Court this morning. Several names were added to the panel while two officials were disqualified due to office holdings. substitutes were named for others. The foreman was Douglas T. Bryant as the panel began its secret work to determine if a crime has been committed and to consider indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Criminal Court
A. David Abrams
House of Delegates
Robert L. Plumley
Abraham
Harry L. McCreery
C. Don Houchins
Dry Hill Road
Edward Days
Tams
LaRoy E. Gorman
Beckley
A. K. Minter Jr
Jessie Jarrell
Ameagle
Russell Meadows
Sundial
Basil Lilly
Blue Jay
Paul Epperly
Beaver
H. Dale Stover
Harper
Harless A. Cook
Slab Fork
A. A. Ross
Bryant
Timothy Anderson
Paul A. Loflin
Harry Ritter
Coal City
Israeli Convicted Of Giving Secrets To Foreign Power
Aharon Cohen, 53, former Arab affairs expert for Mapam, was convicted in Haifa on three counts of providing information to a foreign nation between December 1956 and October 1958. The identity of the nation was not disclosed but sources said it belonged to the Communist bloc. Sentence to be set later. maximum penalty is 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haifa
Israel
UPI
Aharon Cohen
Cohen
Mapam Party
Communist Bloc
Club 16 Reports Break In At Sprague Location
Beckley state police report Club 16 at Sprague was broken into overnight Sunday. Two cases of beer and $2 in cash were stolen. Entry gained by breaking a door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Club 16
Sprague
Three Car Collision on By-Pass Near Grady Whitlock Ford
A three car wreck occurred at the Routes 19 and 21 intersection near Grady Whitlock Ford Inc around 10 a m today. State trooper report pending and police say there were no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Whitlock Ford Inc
Deaths And Funerals Remain With Family Ties
Deaths and funerals notice continues noting survivor eight brothers Albert E Grand View Carlos Ralph Beckley Harry Cleveland Ohio Gordon Detroit Mich Arnold Russell New Jersey Jack Denver Colo and sister Edith Holdren Albuquerque N M Funeral services set 3 p m Thursday Beckley Presbyterian Church Dr James W Witherspoon to officiate Burial in Sunset Memorial Park Body arrives Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Tuesday night and will be taken to church an hour before service
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Lois Biggs
Albert E
Grandview
Carlos
Ralph
Beckley
Harry
Cleveland
Ohio
Gordon
Detroit
Mich
Arnold
Russell
New Jersey
Jack
Denver
Colo
Edith Holdren
Albuquerque
N. M
Beckley Presbyterian Church
James W. Witherspoon
Sunset Memorial Park
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Mrs. Anna M. Harris Funeral Services Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna May Harris 82 of Shady Spring were set for 1 p.m. in Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace Chapel with Rev. C. H. Martin officiating. Burial followed at Watts Cemetery White Oak. Harris born June 5 1879 in Raleigh County. survived by two sons and several relatives. The body was moved to the Crawford residence at 5 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna May Harris
Shady Spring
Raleigh General Hospital
Peace Chapel
Rose and Quesenberry
C. H. Martin
Watts
White Oak
Shady Spring Missionary Baptist Church
Raleigh County
C. P
Harriet Moomaw Phillips
W. B. Harris
C. B. Harris
Daniels
C. C. Harris
G. W. Harris
Nora Dodd
Princeton
Lora Lilly
Zora Crook
Final rites for Mrs Ethel Ellen Young in Princeton
Mrs Ethel Ellen Young 71 of Princeton died Sunday morning after a long illness. Services will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at the Oliver Avenue Church of God with Rev Earl P King officiating. Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include her husband Jeff Young a son T J Young Jr five daughters two brothers a half brother 24 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
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Ethel Ellen Young
Princeton
Oliver Avenue Church
Emma Noble
Baltimore
Violet Vaughn
Catlettsburg
Hester Hubbard
Charlotte Parks
Kellen Smith
Beckley
Herbert
Middleport
Ohio
Edgar Fink
Clayton
Johnny Martin
Cedar Grove
Mrs Bertha Jones Burial Helps Sophia Community Remains
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Mae Jones will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at Sophia Free Will Baptist Church with Rev Wade Webb and assistants officiating. Burial follows at McKinney Cemetery in Sophia. Mrs Jones, 74, died Sunday morning after a long illness. She was born in Ironton Ohio April 30 1888 and lived in Sophia since 1921. She was a member of the Sophia church since 1941. Surviving are three sons Elmer Glenn Jones George Wells Jones Bruce Meadows Jones Woodrow Jones and four daughters Grace Mills Mable Johnson Juanita Johnson and Armetia Kidd plus one brother Clarence McDonald. The body will lie in state at Williams Funeral Home in Sophia. Pallbearers are O B Sturgill Vernon Sturgill Troy Martin Fred Walker Carl Adams Leon Sturgill Okey Crutchfield and Walter Mills.
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Bertha Mae Jones
Sophia Free Will Baptist Church
Wade Webb
R. H. Dean
Cleve Young
McKinney
Sophia
Jones
Ironton
Ohio
Pete
Daisy McDonald
Elmer Glenn Jones
George Wells Jones
Fontana
Calif
Bruce Meadows Jones
Delray Beach
Fla
Woodrow Jones
Grace Mills
Mable Johnson
Juanita Johnson
Powhatan
Armetia Kidd
Parkersburg
Clarence McDonald
Williams Funeral Home
O. B. Sturgill
Vernon Sturgill
Troy Martin
Fred Walker
Carl Adams
Leon Sturgill
Okey Crutchfield
Walter Mills
Graveside services for Charlie Audrella at Pem berton Cemetery
Charlie Audrella 93 of Glen White Road was found dead at home Friday. Graveside services conducted at 10 30 a m today in Pemberton Cemetery with Rev S G Brooks officiating. Survivors include several nieces and nephews, all of Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Audrella
Pemberton
W C Sumner, 65, Maple Meadow, dies at home
W C Sumner, 65, Maple Meadow, died at 8 a m today at his home after a heart attack. Survived by wife Maple M Sumner, two sons Claude Lester and Earl in Cleveland Ohio, and daughter Mrs Chester Bowling of Cleveland. Body at Melton Mortuary awaiting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Sumner
Maple Meadow
Maple M. Sumner
Claude
Lester
Earl
Cleveland
Ohio
Chester Bowling
Melton Mortuary
P D Bennett Dies in Rapid City at 69
P D Bennett 69, of Rapid City South Dakota, father of Mrs William Cru ser of Beckley 207 Dixon Lane, died Friday in Rapid City.
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P. D. Bennett
Rapid City
S. D
William Cruser
Dixon Lane
Beckley
Final rites for Howard S. Guigley set Tuesday
Howard Stanley Guigley, 65, of Layland, will have funeral services at 2 p m Tuesday at Chestnut Knob Community Church Layland Heights. Burial is in Layland Cemetery. He died at 12 35 a m Saturday in a Beckley hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stanley Guigley
Chestnut Knob
Layland Heights
Layland
Guigley
Beckley Hospital
Rose and Quesenberry
Infant Lyne Marie Dosch Dies in Ft. Thomas Hospital
Lyne Marie Dosch infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George Dosch of Ft. Thomas Kentucky died Saturday in a Ft. Thomas hospital Funeral arrangements are in complete with the Rohrer family listed as grandparents on 1559 Harper Road
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Lyne Marie Dosch
George Dosch
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Ft. Thomas Hospital
Dosch
A. L. Rohrer
Harper Road
Funeral services for former U S Senator Hoblitzell held
Funeral services were held at Trinity Episcopal Church in Parkersburg for former U S Senator John D. Hoblitzell who died at his Clarksburg home from a heart attack. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included Cecil Underwood John Field Jr Herbert Boreman Chapman Revercomb Arch Moore Walter Hallanan and Howard Corcoran.
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Parkersburg
UPI
U. S
John D. Hoblitzell
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mount Olivet
West Virginia
Clarksburg
George R. Breckenridge
William C. Campbell
Huntington
Daniel L. Louchery
David Clovis
F. Don Northrup
Douglas
Herbert S. Boreman
Chapman Revercomb
Arch Moore
Walter Hallanan
Howard Corcoran
Widow Frances Ross Dies After Long Illness in Mabscott
Frances Elizabeth Ross 47 of Mabscott died at 5 40 am today at the residence of Mrs Mami Trent 114 Hodge Street after a lengthy illness She was born February 24 1914 in Glen Daniel a daughter of the late Raleigh and Sadie Mullens A lifelong Raleigh County resident she belonged to Mabscott Methodist Church Surviving are husband James Oakley Ross Mabscott a half brother Boyd Hutchinson Beckley Funeral services will be held 2 pm Wednesday at Caffee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Lester Tenney officiating Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park.
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Frances Elizabeth Ross
Mabscott
Mamie Trent
Hodge St
Glen Daniel
Raleigh
Sadie Calloway Mullens
Raleigh County
Mabscott Methodist Church
James Oakley Ross
Boyd Hutchinson
Beckley
Caffee Funeral Home
Lester Tenney
Sunset Memorial Park
Funeral Home
Mrs Luna Saunders Dies in Roanoke Hospital
Mrs Luna Saunders 42 of Roanoke Va formerly of Beckley W Va died at 3 30 Sunday in a Roanoke hospital Survivors include brother Earland Bowman and aunt Mrs Nannie Campbell both of Beckley The body is at a Roanoke funeral home pending arrangements
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Luna Bowman Saunders
Roanoke
Beckley
Saunders
Earland Bowman
Nannie Campbell
Thelma Lilly Rites Set For Fireco Woman
Funeral services for Mrs Thelma Lucille Lilly age 49 of Fireco will be held at 10 a m Tuesday at her daughter’s residence Mrs John Crawford Fireco with Rev Lindsay Basham officiating Burial will be Sunset Memorial Park She died Saturday of a heart attack at home Survived by husband James Lilly three sons James Archie in Chicago Earse Lilly of Fireco and Arles Alexander of Red Sulphur Springs four daughters Mrs Virginia Crawford and Miss Hat...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Lucille Lilly
John Crawford
Fireco
Lindsay Basham
Sunset Memorial Park
Lilly
James Lilly
Chicago
Ill
Earse Lilly
Arles Alexander
Red Sulphur Springs
Virginia Crawford
Miss Hat
Famine Admitted By Chinese Reds
Burmese Finance Minister Thankin Tin said Chinese Communist leaders acknowledged a food shortage during his visit to Peiping. He reported Peiping will sell Burma 200000 tons of rice this year, down from 250000 tons last year, as officials admitted the seriousness of the shortage and said they had to struggle with the problem.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Thankin Tin
Tin
China
Burma
Peiping
Now You Know By United Press International
The English slave trade began with Sir John Hawkins in 1562, marking a pivotal start in colonial commerce and human exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Sir John Hawkins
Bolt Miners To Attend Meet Of Creditors
A union committee from Local 1132 of the United Mine Workers of America will join Bolt Mining Co creditors in Charleston on Wednesday. President L B Aliff said the meeting follows a mine shutdown on December 29 due to high mining costs, with about 80 workers laid off. The company owed a full month's pay on January 15, some workers sought unemployment benefits, and the future depends on Wednesday’s meeting. about 50 members attended Sunday's session to discuss the problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolt Mining Co
Charleston
L. B. Aliff
United Mine Workers of America
Aliff
Dire Railroad Plight Cited
Washington UPI reports the Association of American Railroads warned earnings fell for the sixth straight year in 1961. President Daniel Loomis warned the industry faces a grave situation despite robust general economy. He urged fees on commercial use of tax built facilities and ending tax discrimination to restore railroad health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Association of American Railroads
Daniel P. Loomis
Association
Railroad Management Institute of American University
Loomis
Protest Strike Set In Algeria
The outlawed Secret Army Organization calls a two hour strike in Algiers to show support for its violent effort to keep Algeria French. In Oran the prefect warned of a possible state of siege as Moslem rebels clash with European extremists. Casualties rise with 19 dead and 34 wounded in Algeria for the day and 123 killed, 268 injured since the year began. Rebel leaders meet in Mohammedia, Morocco, to discuss next moves and possible talks with France on independence conditions.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Oran
Mohammedia
Morocco
Casablanca
Tunis
Tunisia
Death notices across the country reported by UPI
Kathryn Lewis 50 daughter of John L. Lewis secretary treasurer of United Mine Workers District 50. burial in Arlington. Edward C. Werle 56 former chair of New York Stock Exchange board died Sunday in Bay Shore. Clifford Victor Herbert 70 associate of Ford, son of Victor Herbert, died New Year’s Day in El Paso. E. B. Cosgrove 73 founder and board chairman of Green Giant Co. funeral today in Palm Beach. Thomas C. McLemore 75 Mobile Press Register production manager and co founder of Mobile Press died Sunday.
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New York
UPI
Kathryn Lewis
John L. Lewis
Miss Lewis
Bryn Mawr College
United Mine Workers District 50
UMW
Arlington
Glendale
Calif
Clifford Victor Herbert
Victor Herbert
Herbert
Ford Motor Co
el Paso
Tex
Palm Beach, Fla
E. B. Cosgrove
Green Giant Co
Mobile, Ala
Thomas C. McLemore
The
Mobile Press Register
Mobile Press
Rancher Revives 19th Century Trail Drive to Save Costs
Winner South Dakota report states rancher Don Hight completed 97 percent of an 70 mile cattle drive from Westover to Winner despite blizzard winds. His 1800 head included 1100 cows and 700 steers valued up to half a million dollars. Cattle will rest tonight before Tuesday market.
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S.D
UPI
Don Hight
Hight
Westover
Winner
Pete Olson
Here
Eldon Daughters
South Dakota
Olson
Five Economic Advisers Named to West Virginia Council
Gov. W. W. Barron named a five man Council of Economic Advisers to identify soft spots in the state economy. Members include Irvin Stewart Leo Fishman James Thompson John Minnick and James Tucker from WVU Marshall and West Virginia State College. The council will study reports to help shape future legislative proposals and meet first on Jan 16 in the governor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
W. W. Warren
Council of Economic Advisers
West Virginia
Irvin Stewart
West Virginia University
WVU
Leo Fishman
James Thompson
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
John B. Minnick
Department of Economics
Marshall University
James F. Tucker
West Virginia State College
Barron
Kennedy aides clash over foreign policy at White House meeting
Senate and House leaders gathered for a pre session briefing with President Kennedy. Erroll Halleck warned Kennedy’s aged care plan leans toward socialism and faces strong congressional resistance. Mansfield warned the new session will be tougher, with battles likely over UN bonds and tariff powers. The State of the Union is set for Thursday, with budget and proposals to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Kennedy
Berlin
Congo
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
White House
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
United States
United Nations
Train Wreck Strikes Holland Rail Line for Third Time
Officials dispatched salvage trains and crews after a crash that toppled overhead power wires, leaving live lines on wreckage and hazards. Escaped passengers crawled from shattered coaches to a nearby field as the series of crashes raises alarms over Holland's electrified rail system following the 1918 disaster that killed 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Berlin leaders support unified policy on Berlin wall provocation
Gen Clay and Maj Gen Albert Watson favor greater authority to respond to provocations along the Berlin wall while Gen. Clay and Secretary Rusk state they have no disagreement on Berlin policy after a Saturday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mander
Berlin
Albert Watson
Berlin Wall
Clay
Rusk
Eccles Driver Free On Bond
Herman Athey, 34, of Eccles, released from Raleigh County Jail at 4:30 p m Sunday after posting a 106 50 bond to Beckley on drunk driving. Beaver man Woodrow Carter, 42, cited at 11:30 p m Sunday on reckless driving with 58 bond. Walter Hopkins, 59, Beckley, cited at 7:34 a m today for improper registration and no chauffeurs license, to appear in Police Court Thursday. Victor Caudill, Beckley, forfeited a 13 bond after failing to appear on an assault charge. James Fralin, 28, Moor Street, charged with driving without a state operator license and no registration card, cited at 3:35 a m Sunday and ordered to appear in Police Court Jan 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Athey
Eccles
Raleigh
Beckley
iCity
Woodrow Ll. Carter
Walter Hopkins
Victor Caudill
Joe Rodriguez
James Fralin
Moor Street
Glue spill in France tops short news list
Guignes France reports 444 gallons of glue spilled on a road after an Italian tank truck overturned. Senate leader Mike Mansfield criticizes U S aid to Laos noting 350 million dollars since 1954 produced little beyond dissension and talk of partition. Olle Ringstrand arrives in Stockholm as youngest transatlantic solo pilot. A New York City hospital patient survives a sixth story fall with minor injuries. California poised to become nation’s most populous state per state finance estimates. Monongahela Power challenges municipal special taxes as unfair to nonlevying towns. Linda K Bennington 16 crowned 1962 State Fair queen at Lewisburg. State Police Lt Irvin Boone dies after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guignes
France
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
United States
Laos
Senate Democratic
Olle Ringstrand
Stockholm
Sweden
Miami
Bermuda
Azores
Lisbon
Barcelona
Geneva
Zurich
Copenhagen
John Maestre
Mary Immaculate Hospital
New York City
California
New York
California Department of Finance
Monongahela Power Co
Public Service Commission
Linda K. Bennington
Clay
Lewisburg
Ralston Irving Boone
Mercer County
Charleston Memorial Hospital
LSU names coach for football program
LSU announced Charles McClendon has been appointed head football coach succeeding Paul Dietzel who left last week for Army. The 38 year old McClendon, Dietzel's top assistant since 1955, will sign a four year contract with an annual salary of 18000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
LSU
Charles McClendon
Paul Dietzel
West Point
Army
McClendon
Dietzel
Yegg Throws Book At Judge In Burglary Case
Patrick J. O'Neill, 26, hurled a heavy law book at County Judge Howard Durocher after being sentenced to 30 years for burglary in Racine Wisconsin. The book flew about 10 feet before missing the judge who said he was not amused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine, Wis
UPI
Patrick J. O'Neill
Howard Durocher
O'Neill
O'Neil
Durocher
Gold Discovery in Montana in 1861
A historical note records gold was found in Montana in 1861, marking the onset of mining activity in the region. The event underscores early mineral prospecting and subsequent settlement patterns tied to the gold rush era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
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Odd
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Edward
Garland
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Perry Davis
Glen Lyn
Beulah St. Clair
Sadie Smith
O'Dell Permilia
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Narrows
Crawford
Ethel Young
Bertha Jones
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Bolt
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Yegg
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