Aged Dre Hassle Smith Feud Over Aged Care Policy
Charleston UPI report details a weekend feud between Warfare Director W Bernard Smith and the West Virginia Medical Association over state aged care funding. Smith warned costs could bankrupt providers and noted caseloads ran higher than projected. He defended cutting expenditures swiftly without prior group cooperation. Supporters cite Social Security style solutions. Greeneltch criticizes federal pressure and Kerr Mills.
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Charleston
UPI
W. Bernard Smith
West Virginia Medical Association
Smith
Greenwitch
West Virginia
Kerr Mills
MAA
Washington
Greeneltch
Remarkable Safe Landing After Airliner Belly-Down Crash
In Amarillo Texas an Airlines Viscount airliner crash landed in a wheat field after takeoff. Pilot Larry Lauratis and co pilot Ed Gorman credited training for the emergency. One passenger Linda Howard and nine others treated. Connie Carothers hospitalized with a minor ear cut.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
Linda Howard
C Airlines
Riss Howard
el Paso
Larry Lauratis
Lauratis
Linda
Miss Howard
Ed Gorman
Connie Carothers
Fullerton
Calif
Quotes From United Press On World Aid And Personal Moments
United Press quotes show Dean Rusk urging continued aid to Yugoslavia while noting its communist status but not allied with an overthrow plot. In Amarillo Linda Howard recounts crash landing nerves and prayer for safety. Cindy Adams jokes about a prime minister during her husband's Asia tour. In Lausanne Charlie Chaplin jokes about family planning after birth of eighth child.
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Yugoslavia
Communist Bloc
Amarillo
Tex
Linda Howard
Washington
Cindy Adams
Joey Adams
New York
Southeast Asia
Honey
Lausanne
Switzerland
Charlie Chaplin
West Virginia highway builders warned of crisis ahead
Charleston dispatch reports editorial in West Virginia Construction News warns contractors face one crisis after another until the interstate program finishes. Turmoil and dark clouds hang over the industry as hearings and investigations unfold, with possible $3 million highway work cuts and Bureau of Public Roads scrutiny.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
West Virginia Construction News
West Virginia Contractors Association
Itorial
Biatnik
U. S
State Road Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
SRC
Estate Sublet Rumor Ties NYC Figure to Washington Ties
UPI reports a New York City man connected to the Kennedy circle as a possible tenant in a Washington estate. The White House declined to identify tenants at Glen Ora estate and did not confirm the people involved.
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Washington
UPI
New York City
Entenman
Social
Paul Melton
Kennedy
White House
Glen Ora
Axle Violation Resolved With Fine Penalty
A 1960 case ended with Norvell Maynard paying a total penalty of 185.40 for axle violations and excess weight. He pled guilty to a 25 dollar core violation and received 134.50 in fines for excessive weight totaling 13,400. He faced two years probation and a jail term, with restitution sought for theft of 2088 dollars. the request to turn over the funds to the owner preceded apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uary
Norvell Maynard
Senate subcommittee clash halts tour amid backstage feud
A Senate appropriations subcommittee visit to Southeast Asia sparked tension as comedian Joey Adams and bandleader Buddy Rich clashed backstage. Testimony revealed strained relations and a near fist fight between Adams and Rich, with Chairman John J. Rooney noting the confrontation.
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Propriations Subcommittee
Southeast Asia
Joey Adams
Adams
John J. Rooney
D-N.y
Buddy Rich
Austrian Doctor Continued From Page One
An Austrian medical article continues from page one discussing the physician’s role and the professional context. It notes the monthly salary and the structure of the Chamber of Physicians, highlighting issues affecting practitioners in the region.
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Chamber of Physicians
Movie Of Jackie's Trip Ready But No Can See
Government funded color documentary on Jackie Kennedy’s India and Pakistan tour is complete and set for release outside the United States due to a USIA law. American press will view a National Press Club preview next Thursday night, while domestic audiences rely on newspaper reviews.
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Jackie
Washington
UPI
Jackie Kennedy
India
Pakistan
United States
United States Information Agency
USIA
National Press Club
Race Track Barman's Car Bombed in Cahokia
Four Cahokia Downs race track bartenders were hurt when their car exploded after the last race. Ex plosives wired to the ignition severely injured Charles Jefferson Hollis, 36, an East Side resident who lost both legs. Police say revenge against Hollis may be the motive. the other three men were less seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahokia, IL
UPI
Saturn Charles Jefferson Hollis
Hollis
Cahokia Downs
Massey in critical condition at Beckley hospital
R. L. Massey of 329 Myers Avenue Beckley is listed in critical condition after an early admission to Beckley Memorial Hospital. No further details on cause or date available.
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R. L. Massey
Myers Ave
Beckley
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Now You Know By United Press International
United Press International notes the United States covers 3,615,211 square miles in total area with 66,237 square miles of water, outlining the country’s geographic scope and water coverage.
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United Press International
United States
Board to Meet at Raleigh County Armory Tonight
A Raleigh County board will convene at 7:30 p.m. today in the Raleigh County Armory on the 1921 By-Pass to discuss routine agenda items and public concerns.
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Raleigh County
Funeral set for Earl Roy Canada at Lake Shawnee
Funeral services for Earl Roy Canada 59 of Lake Shawnee will be held at 11 a m Tuesday at the House of Prayer Lake Shawnee with Rev Walter Green officiating Burial will be in Bud Cemetery He died Sunday at a Princeton hospital after two months illness He was a disabled employee of Wind ing Gulf Coal Co at Maben a member of United Mine Workers Local 81% Survivors include wife Ruth Copley Canada three sons Roy Jr and Robert at home Carl of Chicago Miss Caroline at home three brothers Jessie of Sophia Asa of Wayne T E Canada of Maben and two sisters Mrs Bailey of Princeton and another listed relative The body will be taken from Bailey Funeral Home to the church one hour prior to services
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Earl Roy Canada
Lake Shawnee
House of Prayer
Walter Green
Bud Cemetery
Canada
Princeton
Winding Gulf Coal Co
Maben
United Mine Workers of America
McDowell County
Silas
Evaline Meadows
Ruth Copley Canada
Roy Jr
Robert
Carl Canada
Chicago
Ill
Caroline Canada
Jessie
Sophia
Asa
Wayne
T. E. Canada
Sis- Bailey
Final rites for John Mitchell held in Lester
John Mitchell four year old of Los Angeles California formerly of Raleigh County will have funeral services at 1 pm Tuesday in the First Baptist Church of Lester conducted by Rev W M Jones. Burial follows at Les D the died Tuesday in Lak Resaehen. body arrived Sunday morning at the Trent and Dur- Trent and Durgan Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Los Angeles
Calif
Raleigh County
First Baptist Church
Lester
W. M. Jones
Les D
Lak Resaehen
Trent and Dur- Trent and Durgan
Mrs Susan Sharkey Smith Dies at 75 in Raleigh
Mrs. Susan Sharkey Smith 75 of Raleigh died Sunday after a long illness. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Tuesday at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev. French D Williams officiating. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Born July 19, 1888 in Germany, she was daughter of the late John and Susan Sharkey. Survived by one daughter Violet Shandor Library, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Four sons Joseph, Walter, Edward and William preceded her in death, all killed in World War II. Husband Joseph Smith also preceded her.
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Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Susan Sharkey Smith
Raleigh
French D. Williams
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Germany
John
Susan Sharkey
Violet Shandor
Library
Joseph
Walter
Edward
William
Sill
Joseph Smith
Service for Mrs. Margaret Smith scheduled at Shady Grove
Mrs. Margaret Smith of Glen Rogers aged 53 will be conducted at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Shady Grove Baptist Church Eccles with Rev R J Patterson in charge. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park ward Coleman Madison and Gene Coleman Dayton Ohio. One sister Mrs Virginia Clater New York and one half sister Miss Bertha. The body will be at the church until service hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garet
Glen Rogers
Shady Grove Baptist Church
Eccles
R. J. Patterson
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ward Coleman
Madison
Gene Coleman
Dayton
Ohio
Virginia Clater
New York
Miss Bertha
Memorial for Miss Daisy Lodge in Summerslee
Miss Daisy Lodge died last Thursday. Rev Henry Dubois in charge of services with burial at Summerslee Cemetery. She is survived by a sister Miss Micegie Lodge of Summerslee. Body to be moved from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor to the church one hour before the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dubois
Summerslee
Miss Lodge
First Baptist Church
Summerlee
Miss Micegie Lodge
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
Deaths Across Regions In Brief UPI Notices
Deaths reported in UPI brief notices include James Junius Alien a 64 painter of sea and landscape who died in New York after a long illness Ernest Lacey aged 63 former Democratic national committee man from Michigan died in Mount Clemens Elizabeth Johnson 79 widow of George E Q Johnson Sr a Chicago area district leader died in Chicago Services set for Douglas Gibbons 79 real estate man and civic leader in New York following his death on Saturday
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New York
UPI
James Junius Alien
Mount Clemens
Mich
Ernest Lacey
Michigan
Chicago
Elizabeth Johnson
George E. Q. Johnson
Johnson
Douglas Gibbons
Final rites planned for Ernie Snead at Kilsyth church
Ernie James Snead 57 of Mount Hope dies after a long illness at Oak Hill hospital. Funeral services will be at Free Will Baptist Church Kilsyth at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Ernest Bailey officiating. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity. Snead was born Nov. 28 1904 in Egeria. Surviving spouse Edith four sons Danny James James Paul Snead four daughters Gloria Shrewsbury Fredia Romans one stepson Frank Romanick a sister and a half sister and 14 grandchildren. Body at Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope before services.
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Ernie James Snead
Mount Hope
Free Will Baptist
Kilsyth
Ernest Bailey
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Snead
Oak Hill
Buckeye Coal and Coke Co
Stephenson
Egeria
Everette Snead
Edith
William
Danny
Ohio
James
Chicago
Paul Snead
Gloria Shrewsbury
Elkton
Fredia Romans
Bluefield
Frank Romanick
Ruth Karnes
Cranberry
A. L. Howerd
Silver Springs
Tyree Funeral Home
Algeria unrest in Constantine as Khedda backers seize city
Algeria reports say Khedda supporters seized Constantine over the weekend and disarmed the locally recruited police who had kept order since the Franco-Moslem cease fire in March. The move aimed at arming for possible clashes with Ben Bella supporters.
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Pryp
Khedda
Constantine
Ben Bella
Myers and Barksdale Lead West Virginia Dem Campaign
Senate clerk J Howard Myers and AL Barksdale Jr of Bluefield West Virginia were named co chairmen of the 1962 Democratic campaign in West Virginia. They were chosen after a coal concerns meeting called by Gov Warren. State Liquor Commissioner Clarence C Elmore was chosen as assistant.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
J. Howard Myers
AL. Barksdale Jr
Bluefield
W. Va
West Virginia
W. Warren
Clarence C. Elmore
Mrs Helen M. Wilson Rites Held In Chicago
Funeral services for Mrs Helen M. Wilson, with Rev. L. R. Mason in charge, were announced. Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Park. She died at 10:15 a.m. Saturday in Chicago after a four year illness. Born January 21, 1923 in Whitby, she had lived in Chicago for eight years and was a member of First Church, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Lovell listed as relatives.
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Mons
L. R. Mason
Sunset Memorial Park
Chicago
Whitby
Wade Lovell
Boating Cowboys Nabbed In West Virginia Crackdown
In a weekend operation eight Natural Resources officers arrested fifteen riverboat operators along a 120 mile stretch from Chester to Parkersburg. The crackdown followed two collisions causing three deaths and targeted lack of life jackets and improper registration on the Ohio River near Blueston State Park.
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Wheeling
UPI
State Natural Resources Department
Blueston State Park
Hinton
Summers County
Ohio River
Department
Chester
Parkersburg
Cam. H. E. Shaver
West Virginia
Ohio County
Shaver
Virginia
Ohio
Shaver Department
Wrong Pitch Brochure Prompts Coal Board Action
The Lancashire and North Wales coal board ordered an immediate withdrawal of a recruiting brochure after discovery of a smiling minor’s photo. The pamphlet claimed a future in coal and urged youths to join pits in Wales, despite industry doubts. The action followed a mining death of Sephton, age 32, prompting union involvement.
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Dereer Coal Board
Wales
Lancashire
North Wales
Coal Board
Sephton
Secretary Hodgess to Speak in Charleston
UPI reports Commerce Secretary Luther H. Hodges will address a Charleston gathering. Details on timing and venue not provided in the fragment.
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Hodges
Charleston
UPI
Commerce
Luther H. Hodg
Former Congressman Joe L Smith Improving at Beckley Hospital
Former congressman and Beckley National Bank president Joe L Smith is listed as improving at Beckley Hospital, where he has been a patient since June 17.
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Joe L. Smith
The
Beckley National Bank
Beckley Hospital
Builders oppose Kennedy housing integration decree
The National Association of Home Builders warned President Kennedy that an executive order banning housing discrimination could cut FHA VA and private lending by up to 75 percent. A survey of 5,905 members showed 51 percent expect coverage beyond FHA VA, while 42 percent fear declines if limited to FHA VA. L. Frank urged a national education effort to reduce tensions and boost awareness of discrimination impacts.
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Washington
UPI
National Association of Home Builders
Kennedy
Association L. Frank
Sie
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Veterrns
Frank
White House
Abie's Irish Rose Modern Version Ends in Marriage
In Toms River New Jersey 1962 Ian Glicker 18 Jewish and Patricia Kremer 17 Catholic wed after church ceremony at St Josephs Roman Catholic Church. Father Murphy officiated the double ring rite and the couple agreed to raise any children Catholic. Patricia Kremer's parents attended and gave her away as hundreds watched.
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Toms River
UPID
Abie
Ian Glicker
Patricia Kremer
St. Joseph’s
Ton
Herman
Ion
Henry Murphy
Murphy
Patricia
Charles Kremer
Kremer
Ohio Hospital Riot Probed in Lima
A full scale probe was started into a riot at Lima State Hospital for the Insane after inmates recently moved from Ohio Penitentiary sought return. Police tied a failed escape to the barricaded maximum security ward where four attendants were held. About 15 inmates took part while 100 officers reclaimed the ward with minimal damage and injuries.
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Lima
Ohio
UPI
Lima State
Newland
Crash Victims Cremation Urged After Alitalia Crash
In JUNNAR India UPI reports heavy rains hindered removal of victims from an Alitalia DC8 crash site 60 miles east of Bombay. Police suggest cremation or burial at the site due to transport difficulties and the mutilated condition of some bodies. Forty six bodies were recovered by Sunday night. The craft likely caught fire in flight as wreckage lay across jungle hills near Santa Cruz Airport. No Americans aboard among 85 passengers and 9 crew. passengers were Australian Italian and British.
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Junnar
India
UPI
Bombay
Australia
Rome
Santa Cruz
Eaa
River drowning deaths and highway accidents reported
The report lists several fatalities from the weekend including two drownings at Laurel Creek Lake near Lenore in Mingo County where Delbert J. Williams and Homer I. Spence died while swimming. Also a younger child died after falling into Potomac River. Additional crashes killed MaBins Marmet in Kanawha County and Muriel J. Kelly in Wayne County near U. S. 52.
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Potomac River
Charleston
Muriel J. Kelly
Dunlow
Wayne County
U. S. 52
President Kennedy Returns to White House Tasks
President Kennedy returned to his duties at the White House after a Cape Cod weekend with his recuperating father, former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy. He landed at Andrews Air Force Base at 10:10 a.m. after a one hour flight from Hyannis Port and had visited his father who was discharged from a New York hospital following a stroke.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Ted
Andrews Air Force Base
Hyannis Port
Mass
Cape Cod
Otis Air Force Base
Cape
Joseph P. Kennedy
New York
Doctor O'Dell Released From Raleidh General Hospital
Dr. J. H. O'Dell was discharged Sunday after admission Saturday night when Beckley Rescue Squad responded to a call at his home 317 South Kanawha Street. He had been hospitalized following the incident.
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Raleidh General Hospital
J. H. O'Dell
Beckley
S. Kanawha St
Jurors Excused Until Monday In Raleigh Court
Jurors in the Raleigh County Circuit Court were excused by Judge Norman Knapp until 9 a.m. Monday, July 16, as continuances were granted in the only May term case Phyllis Wood Neely vs Oris Clarence Neely. Other actions included dismissal of Ruby Shumate vs Ruth Durham, dismissal of D C Meadows Jr vs Fred D McDaniel, continued case Sophia A Williams administrator of David Williams estate vs Edward and Leonard Lyons, and contempt finding against David R Lares for noncompliance with a divorce decree with judgment suspended for 33 days and a report due August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Circuit Court
Norman Knapp
Phyllis Wood Neely
Oris
Clarence Neely
Ruby Shumate
Ruth Durham
D. C. Meadows Jr
Fred D. McDaniel
Sophia A. Williams
David
Edward
Leonard Lyons
David R. Lares
Lares
Underwood Sees More Deep Mines in Future
Island Creek Coal Co vice president said the deepest U S shaft now under construction at 1400 feet may signal more deep mines. Former West Virginia Governor Cecil H Underwood noted six similar shafts could be sunk to tap deep metallurgical coal, depending on market conditions. Beatrice Pocahontas Coal Co formed with Republic Steel to develop Buchan an County fields. the shaft could employ about 450 at full production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Mountain
UPI
Island Creek Coal Co
United States
West Virginia
Cecil H. Underwood
Underwood
Island Creek
Republic Steel
Beatrice Pocahontas Coal Co
Buchanan County
South Viet Nam Army Seizes Initiative in Guerrilla War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said on Sunday the South Viet Nam army has seized the initiative from Communist forces in their guerilla war. He noted improved command, supply and intelligence despite ongoing problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Strike Report: May Strikes Hit 195000 Workers
The Labor Department said about 440 strikes began in May involving 195000 workers. One third were in construction, raising total idled workers to about 240000, 60 percent higher than last year but below 1960 and 1959 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Viet Cong disciplined, fanatical killers praised by U S adviser
Lt Col Frank B Ley Lane, wounded in Vietnam, describes Viet Cong as disciplined and fanatical. He recalls leading U S and Vietnamese troops near Nhancoe, with air and ground actions against the 5th Battalion, noting enemy tactics and dangers from booby traps and enemy fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Frank B. Ley Lane
Clay
Mekong River
Here
Cody
Berlin
Gen
D. Clay
Seowhead
U. S. Anmy
Col
H. C. Blaz
Woiventes
Nhancoe Te Province
Goa
Blazzard
Young
Robert Corneil
Benny Potts
Corneil
Potts
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Ruth) Deck
Dry Hill Road
Jack
Wenoka) Brown
Falls Church
Glen Whitlowe
Jack Brown
Percie
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Webb and Neal
Susan S$. Smith
Mrs
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Miss Daisy Lodge
Algeria
Helen M. Wilson
Abie's
Ohio Hospital
Viet Cong
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