Two Die in Page Fog Crash on Rain Slick Highway
In Page in fog and rain, two drivers died after a collision at 8:20 p.m. on a curved road. James H. Hairston, 65, страницы Page, died on arrival at Oak Hill Hospital along with five passengers injured. John L. Hickman, 42, Sprague, died later at 2:45 a.m. Richard Reed, 15, also died from injuries. State Police estimate vehicle damage at $6,000 and continue investigation.
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Page
Oak Hill Hospital
James H. Hairston
John L. Hickman
Sprague
Hickman
Hairston
Richard Reed
Delegates Report At Sub-District Meeting
Delegates from Fayette Sub-District Methodist Youth Fellowships heard reports on the annual youth conference at West Virginia Wesleyan College Buckhannon and officers training July 27. The Oak Hill MYF won the attendance banner as about 85 attended with churches from Fayetteville Mount Hope Harvey Long Branch Harvey Chapel Powellton Scarbro Kincaid.
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Beckwith
Fayette
Mary Miller Gwinn
Mount Hope
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Penny Jo Toney
Jenny Weeks
Long Branch
Joan Holliday
Fayetteville
George Bryan
Oak Hill
Charles Clement
Powellton
Four-team Christmas basketball tourney set for Rider College
The Greater Trenton Junior Chamber of Commerce announced a four team holiday tournament at Rider College Alumni Gym in Trenton on December 27 and 28 featuring Rider College Saint Francis Pennsylvania Iowa and Massachusetts.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Greater
Bell-ans sleep aid claims fast relief for gas
An advertisement touts Bell-ans tablets as a safe remedy for stomach gas caused by excess acid. It recommends taking a tablet with hot water at bedtime and reading until sleep. The notice promotes a 35c price and a free sample offer by mail from Orangeburg New York.
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Bell-ans
Orangeburg
N. Y
Local families visit relatives during miners vacation
Bradley Compton and family stay with Carl Hodges in Miami while Floyd Craddock hosts. Mrs Norvel Bennett recovers from Raleigh General Hospital surgery with Percy Clay and family in Staten Island visiting. Sam McSpadden family from Williamsburg and Angela Yates family from Detroit also guests in local homes.
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Williamsburg
J. C. Miller
Andy Marchio
Angela
Charleston
Edward Marchio
Angela Yates
Anelina
Detroit
Mich
George Barbera
Pineville Families Take Weeklong Tennessee Vacation
Pineville residents Alfred Broom and family plus Crowley Worrell addition and T V Hall head to Tennessee for a week. PFC Vern Walker returns to Fort Bragg after visiting his parents in Pineville. Johnny Simmons of Mobile, Alabama joins as guest. Roy Blankenship family also returns from a 10 day trip to Washington and Fairfax Virginia Carlton Maryland homes of in laws.
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Pineville
Rns
Alfred Broom
Billy
Linda
Dale
Twila
Crowley Worrell
Walker
Roy Blankenship
Kenny
Bobby
Cathy
Tammy
East Pineville
Washington, D. C
O. J. Thomas
Fairfax
R. C. McClain
Carlton
Marsh Fork area social notes drift across many trips
A Pineknob and Na oma horizon of visits and journeys unfolds as residents travel to Florida Cleveland Norfolk and Baltimore for vacations family visits and military postings. Nearby relatives join gatherings at Pineknob Union Chapel while a stocked Pettus store fire loss is recalled and a storewoman’s baby shower wraps the round of weekend news.
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Marsh Fork
Rns
Thomas Cantley
Kenneth
Over Cantley
Dry Creek
Bill Blanken
Rock Creek
Dayton
Ohio
Gordie Webb
Norfolk
Wirt Webb
Milton
Cora McGinnis
Kembridge
Raleigh
Hilbert Pettry
Naoma
Denvis Farley
Sundial
Gary
Fort Jackson
S. C
Roy Flint
Lake Murray
Flint
Ameagle
Pettus
South Carolina
Kermit Pettry
Baltimore
Homer Pettry
Debbie Ann Webb
Gary Duane Webb
James Roy Webb
Hollis Jarrell
Salsburg
Bobby Miller
Pineknob
Pineknob Union Chapel
Edgar Jarrell
Early Miller
Lacy Height
Robert Jarrell
Ray Jarrell
Hubert Vealey
James D. Jarrell
Albert Pettry
Robert Millier
African Policemen Visit Oak Hill State Police Detachment
Capt. Assefa W Yesous and Lt. Assefa Wondimu from Addis Ababa Ethiopia visited Oak Hill last week as guests of the United States Government. They have been in the U S nine months studying American police work especially traffic control. They spent two weeks in West Virginia and planned a two week stay with Akron Ohio City Police. Lt Wondimu praised West Virginia scenery in postcards.
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Oak Hill
ANS
Assefa W
Yesous
Assefa Wondimu
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
West Virginia
Akron
Ohio
Wondima
United States
Double feature offered in Pittsburgh drive-in
A local Pittsburgh drive-in advertised a double bill pairing Paradiseio and Portrait of a Sinner. A rival theater countered with Premature Burial and The Horizontal Lieutenant.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Now You Know By United Press International
Monrovia, capital of the African republic of Liberia, was named for U.S. President James Monroe.
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United Press International
Monrovia
African Republic of Liberia
U.S
James Monroe
Secret State Dept study shifts U N role in policy
In Washington a behind the scenes discussion within the State Department contemplates a new approach to United Nations relations. Proposals urge piecemeal changes favoring U N influence in aid, diplomacy, and crisis management while expanding national and allied leadership in key disputes and regional stability efforts.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
NEA
State Department
United Nations
U.S
U.N
United States
Department of State
United Nations Security Council
General Assembly
Thieves Use New B and E Method Hits Bud Market
Thieves used a new breaking and entering method at Warden's Market in Bud. They climbed to the unused second floor and damaged walls ceilings to reach a 2,000 pound safe, removing 15 to 20 cartons of cigarettes and over $200 in hash while leaving behind $595 and a box of silver change. Deputy Marvin Martin noted eight to 12 safety blades may have been used and the intruders likely planned a return. The break-in was detected when manager Sophie Williams found the ceiling damage Sunday morning. The store is run by T. M. Warden of Montcalm. this is the ninth or tenth entry at the building.
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Mullens
BNS
Bud
Warden's Market
Martin
Birth of Roger Dean Rose Jr in Huntington Hospital
Mr and Mrs Roger Dean Rose announce the birth of their first child, a boy named Roger Dean Ir, at Huntington Hospital on July 18 at 12 30 pm. The baby weighs seven pounds eleven and a half ounces. Mrs Rose is formerly Judy Compton. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ray Compton Mullens and Mr and Mrs Wallace Rose of Fairmont.
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Mullens
ANS
Roger Dean Rose
Huntington Hospital
Roger Dean Ir
Rose
Judy Compton
Ray Compton Mullens
Wallace Rose
Fairmont
Be A Reporter Correspondents Urge Local News Tips
Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming residents are invited to report news to Raleigh Register correspondents listed by region. Contact local reporters, identified by the RNS logo, to speedily submit information for publication.
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Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Raleigh Register
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
Hazel Mowell
Pineville
Jack Martin
Ravencliff - Sabine
Sophia
Russell Pegram
Wisconsin Rep decries U S sanctioned Viet Nam torture
Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier of Wisconsin accused U S military advisers in Vietnam of condoning torture of Communist guerrilla prisoners and urged President Kennedy to act He cited a Time magazine report with a photo of two Vietnamese youths being tortured and urged renewed instruction in democracy and human rights by American forces American officials and the public were urged to confront this alleged complicity and seek corrective measures.
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Washington
UPI
Wisconsin
U.S
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Kastenmeier
Time Magazine
Time
Rangers
America
Vietnam
U S To Honor Five Officials
President Kennedy selected five career officials for the 1962 President's Award for distinguished federal civilian service. Named were Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr. ambassador to the Soviet Union and Robert R. Gilruth director of NASA Mercury project, along with J Stanley Baughman head of the National Mortgage Association, Dr Donald E Gregg cardio-respiratory diseases chief at Walter Reed, and Waldo K Lyon head of the Navy Electronics Laboratory Arctic research branch.
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Hyannisport
Mass
UPI
Kennedy
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
U.S
Soviet Union
Robert R. Gilruth
Civilian Space Agency
White House
Thompson
Gilruth
J. Stanley Baughman
Federal National Mortgage Association
Donald E. Gregg
Department of Cardio-Respiratory Diseases
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Waldo K. Lyon
Navy Electronics Laboratory
Judge Gives Juvenile Delinquents Dresses as Punishment
Orange Texas United Press International reports Judge Sid Caillavet, 69, said he borrowed the idea from his mother to punish boy delinquents by forcing them to wear girls dresses for 30 days. Four boys were to begin skirts soon, with more cases pending. Juvenile Officer Dominy will visit homes to ensure compliance, and parents risk jail if dresses are not worn.
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Orange
Tex
UPI
Sid Caillavet
R. L. Dominy
Caillavet
Fayette Juniors Urged To Enter Arts and Crafts
Fayetteville reports a junior division for youths to 15 at the Fayette County Fair August 16 18 in the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium. Entry rules require exhibitor names and addresses on artworks with three ribbons per class and exhibits remaining until 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Robert B. Akers
Akers
R. O. Farmer
Craig Ashford
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Maple Avenue
Fayette County Fair Association
Girl Scouts
Cub Scouts
Houck and Pancake to Attend Methodist Junior Camp
Jeanie Houck daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse W Houck and Mary Beth Pancake daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Pancake will attend the Methodist Junior high camp July 23 to 28 at the local facility, joining other youths for a week of activities and study.
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Jeanie Houck
Jesse W. Houck
Mary Beth Pancake
Claude Pancake
Methodist
Nicholas County
Summersville
First Methodist Church
Pineville
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