Rusk Appeals JFK Foreign Aid Request Before Senate
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pressed Kennedy's foreign aid plan before a Senate committee in his third appearance since hearings began. The $4.8 billion request faces rough sailing, with debate over long-term borrowing for development loans. AFL-CIO endorsed the program as necessary and right, while witnesses from private groups and House members prepared to testify.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Europe
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Ts Publicill
House
Afl-Cio Today
Labor Organization
Garage Files $3 500 Suit
Thurman's Garage Inc. sues Raymond Bailey of Stamford for 3500 in Raleigh County Circuit Court alleging Bailey drove a 1955 car owned by the garage on May 27 near Prosperity on Route 21 without permission, crashing into a telephone pole and totaling the vehicle.
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Thurman’s Garage, Inc
Raleigh County Circuit Clerk’s Office
Raymond Bailey
Stamford
Anthony J. Sparacino
Bailey
Route
Prosperity
Thieves Hit Rhodell Store
RHODELL RNS Harold Shrewsbury found a side door pried open and merchandise missing at Rhodell Hardware after closing at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. Loss includes about $5 in tax money and a customer antenna service record book among other items.
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Rhodell
RNS
Harold Shrewsbury
Rhodell Hardware
Shrewsbury
Commodities Distribution At American Legion Building
Commodities will be distributed downstairs in the American Legion Building today Friday Saturday and Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Ella Walker of Minden
Mrs Ella Walker 68 of Minden died after a short illness at Oak Hill Hospital. Born December 13 1892 in Louisa County Virginia she belonged to Minden Baptist Church. Survivors include daughter Gladys Foster of Cleveland Ohio three sons Herbert Russell Albert two brothers five sisters eight grandchildren three great grandchildren. Body at Thomas Funeral Home Oak Hill.
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Ella Lee Walker
Minden
Oak Hill Hospital
Louisa County
Olivia Harlow
Maude Morris
Elsie Proffitt
Lucy Martz
Virginia
Thomas Funeral Home
Oak Hill
Final rites for Silas Dolphus Wyatt in Mullensville
Silas Dolphus Wyatt 82 of Mullensville died Tuesday after a six month illness. Services at 11 a.m. Friday at the Wyatt home with burial in Saeger Memorial Cemetery at Roderfield. Survived by son Henry C. Wyatt Itmann, daughter Lillian Jewell Pineville, 12 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. Wife Margaret Valen Ewing preceded him. Born Prince April 30 1905. Body to Fanning Funeral Home Welch at 4 p.m. today.
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Silas Dolphus Wyatt
Mullensville
Wyatt
Saeger Memorial
Roderfield
Welch
Henry C. Wyatt
Itmann
Lillian Jewell
Pineville
Fanning Funeral
Prince
Margaret Valen Ewing
Ries
Jake Ewing
Charleston
Earl
Raymond Ewing
Piney View
Leonard Ewing
Pemberton
Frank Ewing
Ada McMillian
Ralph Morris
Gilbert Smith
Jack Smith
Gene Carter
Ray Walker
Bill Bonner
Jerome McDaniel
Harold McDaniel
Webb and Neal
Frank L Bateman obituary from Burnwell to Oak Hill
Frank L Bateman born November 20 1936 in Burnwell. Survived by wife Mary E Talend in Newfoundland, mother Gracie Buford Bateman of Oak Hill, two brothers Theodore Bateman and Betty Patrick of Electida, Rosa Lee Cooper of Stallings, Patsy Adkins of Collinsdale, son Bobby Joe and daughter Debra in Newfoundland. Body arriving at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill for funeral arrangements.
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Burnwell
Mary E. Talend
Newfoundland
Gracie Buford Bateman
Duncan Ave
Oak Hill
Theodore
Bateman
Betty Patrick
Electida
Rosa Lee Cooper
Stallings
Patsy Adkins
Collinsdale
Bobby Joe
Debra
Newfound
Tyree
Charles E Lilly Dies in Washington at 33
Charles Edward Lilly 33 of Washington D C and formerly of Raleigh Glass and Mirror died at 4 20 am today in Washington Details on his death were not available at presstime Born August 7 1927 in Mount View he was the son of Mrs Willie Lilly Wood Mount View and the late Claude Lilly Surviving are his mother a son Larry Edward and a daughter Rhonda Lilly both of Orlando Florida two sisters Lena Farley and Clara Lilly Mount View The body will be returned to Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home for arrangements
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Charles Edward Lilly
Washington
D.C
Raleigh Glass and Mirror Company
Mount View
Willie Lilly Wood
Claude Lilly
Larry Edward
Rhonda Lilly
Orlando, Fla
Lena Farley
Clara Lilly
Death of Donald F. Allen in Oak Hill
Donald F. Allen aged 41 died at 12 15 p m at Beckley Veterans Hospital after a short illness. The body lies at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill pending arrangements.
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Donald F. Allen
Oak
Beckley Veterans Kaueunoesstion Hospital
Tyree
Oak Hill
Jake B Ewing Funeral Service Set in Piney View
Funeral services for Jake Bruien Ewing age 56 of Piney View will be held at 2 p m Friday at Piney View Bible Church with Reverend Carl Johnson in charge. Burial details were not provided.
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Jake Bruien Ewing
Piney View
Piney View Bible Church
Carl Johnson
Wheeling Steel Sues Firms Over Ackerman Plant Sale
Wheeling Steel Corp files a 350000 damage suit against eight firms tied to the Ackerman plant piece-by-piece sale. The case centers on an 80000 payment due June 1 and alleged damage to plant buildings with removal of property. Defendants include Trilobe, Revere Machinery Co, Windsor Corp, Wilson Bros Inc, Scaife Co, K.S.L. Machinery Co, S&S Machinery Co, and Wershow and Weisz Co.
Moslem Negotiations Highlight Algeria Crisis
Debre resumed talks with Algerian rebels but skipped violence in Algeria. French security forces faced riots as militants allegedly forced women and children into clashes, leaving many wounded or dead. The bloodshed, tied to calls to protest French partition plans, risks strengthening rebel leverage and international Muslim support.
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Debre
Algeria
Pere
Negroes and Puerto Ricans clash as Streeter
Streeter walked with his wife when a woman on a corner gestured at them. Mrs Streeter argued with the woman, Febius joined in, and Streeter threw lye at Febius. Police found Streeter over Febius with a knife. Patrolman Vahey said he threatened to shoot before the knife was released. A crowd estimated between 400 and 500, including many Negroes and Puerto Ricans, surged to the scene and fighting broke out with fists, bottles, sticks, stones, and cans flying.
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Streeter
Statehouse Thief Would Not Fare Well This Year
Charleston report notes last year’s big theft by Earl Mathews from the State Motor Vehicles vault netted $352,000. This year, Motor Vehicles Commissioner Jack Nuckols says only about $2,500 is kept overnight and he arranged frequent deposits to the state treasury with badges and plainclothes security around offices to deter theft.
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Charleston
UPI
Statehouse
Earl Mathews
State Motor Vehicles Department
Motor Vehicles
Jack Nuckols
Mathews
Israel Denies Move Toward Atomic Bomb
Washington dispatch reports Israel denies developing an atomic bomb though experts note a weather rocket flight implies strong technical capability for missiles and warheads. At present US Russia Britain and France are in the nuclear club with China tipped to join soon amid talks to ban testing.
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Washington
UPI
Israel
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Red China
Bozo the Clown Struggles With Cancer
Edwin Cooper known as Bozo the clown fights for life with bone and lung cancer in Houston. Once a longtime charity performer, he advised audiences to have doctors check for cancer and now faces an uncertain future. Born July 16 1920 in Arlington Texas he spent 18 years with Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey before doing benefit shows after the circus folded.
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Houston, Tex
UPI
Bozo
American Cancer Society
Edwin Cooper
Arlington
Tex
Houston
Aling Brothers
Barnum Bailey
Ringling Brothers
Big Top
Special Forces Drill With High Explosives at Camp Dawson
West Virginia National Guard special forces trained in handling high explosive charges over two weeks at Camp Dawson. A Fort Bragg demolition team drilled guardsmen on using explosives to blow up targets such as railroad bridges and demonstrated high intensity charges for wartime missions on an old strip mine wall three miles from camp.
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Kingwood
UPI
West Virginia National Guard
Ft.Bragg
N.C
Camp Dawson
Zahn named vice president of accounting at Chesapeake & Potomac
J Hillman Zahn, Philadelphia native, named vice president in charge of accounting for the four Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. entities in West Virginia New Maryland and Washington DC. He previously served as vice president and comptroller of Michigan Bell Telephone Co and will oversee all accounting matters company programs and data processing.
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Charleston
UPI
J. Hillman Zahn
Philadelphia
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
West Virginia
New Maryland
Washington, D. C
Zahn
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Hoffa Wins Big Increases At Teamsters Convention
James R. Hoffa wins a $12 million dues increase and a $25,000 annual pay rise at the Teamsters convention in Miami Beach. He gains expanded powers for organizing and political action with a $5 monthly dues tax rise and doubled VP salaries. Delegates reject a referendum on top officers and set Friday for the presidential election.
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William J. Eaton
United Press International
Miami Beach
UPI
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Union
Hoffa
Edward H. Painter
Oakland
Calif
Milton J. Liff
Headlights for Safety Program Draws Federal Interest
Charleston reports the U S Public Health Services showed interest in West Virginia headlights for safety program during the July Fourth weekend. A program aim was to stress careful driving over holidays after four fatalities in the 102 hour period, equal to last year’s tally.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
U.S. Public Health Services
Hopkins
Community Sing at Whitby Church This Saturday
The Whitby Methodist Church hosts its regular monthly community sing at 8 p m on Saturday. Singers are asked to note the time change. Stamp Baxter Songbooks Saving Grace will be used, according to director O O Kidd.
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Whitby Methodist Church
Stamp Baxter
Saving Grace
O. O. Kidd
Millionaire realtor admits beating girlfriend to death
George King Cutter, 48, a Charlotte millionaire and president of Cutter Realty Co., admitted beating his divorcee partner Delette Nycum, 39, to death in a luxuriously converted former post office bus used as a rendezvous. The body was found by her 14-year-old son. A preliminary hearing was postponed indefinitely. Detective C A Allen said Cutter left her in the bus and returned to find her dead.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPI
George King Cutter
Delette Nycum
Cutter
Cutter Realty Co
C. A. Allen
Nycum
Post Office
W. M. Summerville
Allen
May Britt Gives Birth to Daughter Tracy Hillary
Hollywood reaction to May Britt and Sammy Davis Jr entering parenthood as their daughter Tracy Hillary, a 7 pound 7 ounce baby born at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, marks a joyful milestone for the couple who wed in 1960.
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Hollywood
UPI
May Britt
Sammy Davis Jr
Sammy
Tracy Hillary
Cedars of Lebanon
Davis
Two Athens Men Held In Teacher Death
In Columbus two Athens men face possible manslaughter charges after Gibsonburg teacher Charles Cranford died from a beating linked to a traffic dispute. Jerry Linscott and Gerald Ulbrich, both free on bond, admitted involvement and are bound for the grand jury on assault with intent to rob charges. Cranford had been treated in Athens before surgery in Columbus.
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Columbus
UPI
Athens
Ohio
Gibsonburg
Charles Cranford
University Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Crawford
Sandusky County
Ohio University
Jerry Linscott
Gerald Ulbrich
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Charles Crawford
Huntington
Fishing outlook in West Virginia called lousy this weekend
West Virginia fishing prospects are described as lousy in most areas by the Natural Resources Department. If rainfall stops in Elkins and the Eastern Panhandle, streams may clear by Saturday for better fishing. Gauley Bridge and White Sulphur Springs report normal clear streams while Little Kanawha, Ohio Rivers, and Fish Creek run muddy and Cranberry and Williams Rivers milky.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Natural Resources Department
Elkins
Panhandle
Gauley Bridge
White Sulphur Springs
Kanawha
Ohio
Fish Creek
Cranberry
Williams
Camels Join Alicante Taxi Service on Beach Route
Local camels begin a new taxi service in Alicante Spain adding two camels to motorized cabs. The camels will operate along the long stretches of sandy beach and carry one passenger at a time, offering rides for a mile or more.
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Alicante
Spain
UPI
Hearing Set Tonight At Wheeling School Board Meeting
State Board of Education begins a two day session in Wheeling with a hearing for two Education Department researchers L Craig Wilson and T Madison Byer who refuse to quit amid director Rex M Smith dispute. Board also to consider Concord College and Glenville project bids and a report on West Virginia 12 year schooling.
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Wheeling
UPI
State Board of Education
State Education Department
Rex. M.smith
L. Craig Wilson
T. Madison Byer
Wilson
State Board
Smith
Byer
Education Department
Board of Education
Concord College
Glenville
B. F. Parrott & Co
Roanoke
Concord
E. P. Fogleman Co
Summersville
West Virginia
FBI Joins Hunt For Utah Killer
The FBI joined small town marshals in a four state manhunt for a stocky killer and a missing 14 year old girl Denise Sullivan of Rockville Conn. The victims include Mrs Jeanette Sullivan 41 murdered with a .22 caliber bullet and Charles Boothroyd 55 wounded. Authorities describe rough terrain with canyons and uranium trails hindering search from air and ground.
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Moab
Utah
Jeanette Sullivan
Dead Horse Point
Utah Badlands
Charles Boothroyd
Rockville
Salt Lake City
Colorado River
Hemingway Burial Today in Ketchum Idaho
UPI report notes the 61-year-old author Ernest Hemingway will be buried today in Ketchum Idaho near his mountain home and beside hunting companion Taylor Williams. A simple graveside service will be led by Father Robert Waldmann with only family and close friends present. Hemingway’s eldest son John says he converted to Catholicism years ago but was not practicing. No inquest will be held after he killed himself with a 12 gauge shotgun. officials say the public can decide if it was accident or self-inflicted death.
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Ketchum
Idaho
UPI
Taylor Williams
Hemingway
Robert J. Waldmann
John
Ray McGoldrick
Ohioan Dr. Herbster Named President of New Church
PHILADELPHIA UP I The Rev Dr Ben M Herbster 56 of Norwood Ohio was elected president of the United Church of Christ to a four year term by 513 to 165 over Rev Dr James E Wagner of Philadelphia The merger forming a two million member church was completed with the Evangelical and Reformed and Congregational Christian Churches Delegates also elected Associate Justice Donald W Webber of Maine as moderator Rev Dr Fred Buchmeyer of Washington DC secretary and Charles H Lockyear of St Louis treasurer Herbster urged devotion to the Gospel and a pledge to secure freedom justice and a chance at life for all people.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Ben M. Herbster
Norwood
Ohio
United Church of Christ
Herbster
James E. Wagner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Churches
Donald W. Webber
Maine Supreme Court
Fred §. Buchmeyer
Washington, D.C
Charles H. Lockyear
St. Louis
America
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Silas D. Wyatt
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Charles B. Lilly
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Jake B. Ewing
Wheeling Steel
Hopkin's Meat Mkts., Inc
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Try
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Bacon
C&p
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Whitby
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