Pickets At Blairfork Coal Mine Draw About 300 In Kentucky
About 300 pickets gathered at Blairfork Coal Co. mine in Tilford Perry County Kentucky, with more perhaps en route. Workers were blocked from entering as union tensions rise between Southern Labor Union represented workers and United Mine Workers. State police deployed to keep order as several miners were fired and about 60 of 150 employees passed the line.
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Hazard
UPI
Kentucky
Blairfork Coal Co
Tilford
Perry County
Ballard Walker
Walker
Southern
Southern Labor Union
United Mine Workers Union
Pike County
Pikeville
UMW
Kentland-Elkhorn Coal Co
Crystal Black Coal Co
West Virginia
Peters Creek
Johns Creek
UMW Welfare and Retirement Fund
Carl Cabe
Trains Resume Freight Route After Derailment Near Ramage
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway restarted freight service through Ramage after clearing about two dozen derailed cars. A post office building was toppled, killing postmistress Virginia Scraggs. Investigation into the cause remains unresolved with a possible broken rail cited. No major coal mine disruptions were reported as coal cars were plentiful.
Two Die in 30-Floor Pan-Am Building Scaffold Collapse
In New York two workers, John W. Jansen of Brooklyn and Richard Gorman of Yonkers, fell 30 floors when a temporary scaffold collapsed at the Pan Am Building. A third man, M Y William Latos, was rescued and treated for shock. All workers were with Westinghouse Elevator Construction Co. The scaffold gave way in an elevator shaft on the 30th floor of the building near Grand Central Station.
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New York
UPI
Pan-Am
John W. Jansen
Brooklyn
Richard Gorman
Yonkers
M.Y
William Latos
Westinghouse Elevator Construction Co
Grand Central Station
Local contact listings across West Virginia towns
A compilation of resident names and telephone numbers for Fairdale Glen Daniel Flat Top Ghent Glen White Mabscott Maple Fork Mount Hope Mullens Oak Hill Oceana Pax Pineville Ravencliff Sabine McGraws Mul lens Rock Creek Shady Spring Sophia Stotesbury McAlpin Tams and Helen Teaster.
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Fairdale
Glen Daniel
C. W. Walker Jr
Glen Daniel YE
Fayetteville
Tunney Hunsaker
Flat Top
Ghent
Cordie Nugen
Glen White
Donnie Nuckols
Mabscott
Elizabeth Robinson
Penne
Elmer Akers
Maple Fork
Madge Davis
Mount Hope
Margaret Marchio
Mullens
Thelma Stover
Oak Hill
James Mahood
Oceana
Lucille Cook
Pax
Hazel Mowell
Pineville
Jack Martin
Ravencliff
Tams
Helen
Starlen
Stella) Teaster
Rusk Predicts Fair Chance for Stable Peace in 1963
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there is a fair chance of progress toward a more stable peace in 1963. He spoke at Parks Rusk's home in Miami Beach and warned that Cuba's Marxist-Lenin influence remains unfinished business in the hemisphere.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Parks Rusk
Cuba
Fayette Jaycees Plan Bosses Night Banquet in Fayetteville
The Fayetteville Junior Chamber of Commerce holds its monthly meeting at the Feazells home. Plans for a Bosses Night banquet on January 26 were set, with invitations for guests and a later venue announcement. A Centennial train to Louisville for the National Jaycee Convention June 21 23 was urged, and Jaycee coins worth one dollar will be distributed to business establishments for sale.
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Fayetteville Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fayetteville
RNS
Leon Spencer
Carl Riner
Warfield
Feazell
Jaycee
Spencer
Tunney Hunsaker
John Dickerson
Riner
Mrs
Warfield and
Dick Johnson
Medicare in Senate Seen To Pass This Year
Senatorial women and men forecast Medicare passage in the Senate this year with the House action likely delayed to 1964. Democratic leaders cite a 52-48 last year vote as the high tension backdrop as financing through higher Social Security taxes remains central. Sen. Humphrey predicts Senate approval. Anderson plans re introduction in the 88th Congress this month.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
House
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Spon
Sor
John L. Lewis Improves After Ulcer Operation
John L. Lewis, 82, former United Mine Workers president, is reported resting well at St. John's Hospital in Springfield after an ulcer operation. A nurse said he is recovering and expected to be released by week’s end.
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Springfield
Ill
UPD
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
St. John's Hospital
Kennedy brothers split on Vaughn Meader impression
President Kennedy says Meader sounds like his brother Ted while Sen. Edward Kennedy asks if the comedian more resembles Bobby. Attorney General Kennedy counters that Meader mimics R. Sargent Shriver, the president’s brother in law.
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Washington
UPI
Vaughn Meader
Kennedy
Meader
Teddy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Bobby
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
R. Sargent Shriver
Money allergy teller moved to ledgers
Honolulu reports Clifford Fujiwara 21 a bank teller moved to the commercial department after doctors diagnosed his sneezing as money allergy. In Stafford England officials note local school children propose selling cigarettes only in packs of 50 to deter youth smoking.
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Honolulu
UPI
Clifford Fujiwara
Fujiwara
Stafford
England
Kennedy Education Package Seeks Funds for College Aid
President Kennedy may drop requests for federally financed college scholarships in the 1963 higher education bill. The package is likely to keep multi million dollar subsidies for college construction and aid to schools, while restricting four year college aid to loans and public junior college grants.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Pope John XXIII Rumored To Have Cancer
Vatican sources say Pope John XXIII, 81, shows energy and smiles in public yet rumors persist about stomach cancer. Doctors avoid a direct yes or no while noting gastric trouble and anemia. officials say the Pope is well and undergoing evaluation.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Vatican
Antonio Gasbarrini
Gasbarrini
Luciano Casimirri
Washington
Meir accuses UAR of funding Yemen war with aid
In a radio interview Golda Meir charges the United Arab Republic uses American aid to back Yemeni Civil War involvement. She claims President Nasser is printing money to finance UAR troops aiding the rebel regime, causing galloping inflation.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Golda Meir
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yemen
Winter Whirl Dance Set Sat. Oak Hill
The Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and Oak Hill Jaycees sponsor the Winter Whirl Dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Oak Hill National Guard Armory. Bob and the Bobcats perform. Tickets on sale through members or at the door. Reservations for parties of eight plus call Mrs. Joe Moreau.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Beta Theta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ted Kania
Oak Hill Jaycees
Floyd Warrick Jr
James Mahood
Beta Theta Chapter
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Ramage
Raleigh Register
Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Canaries
Murphy
W. Main St
Beckley
Ralph Feazell
Edwin Warfield
Fayette Jaycees
Aetfub Beckley
Coats
Pope John
UAR
U.S
YeLlowstone
Yellowstone Distillery CO
Louisville
Owensboro
Dee
Anchor Hocking
Ashland Oil
Ashland
Sland Products
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