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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1966

Page

2

McDonough Faces Conspiracy Charge Over Park Issue

State Natural Resources Director Robert McDonough describes a calculated conspiracy to ruin his image after a Charleston Daily Mail report alleging department staff discussed using park concession contracts for political aims. Deputy commissioner Mat Reese denies writing notes while McDonough cites rifled files and personal mail reviews as evidence of an attack on his administration.

Robert M. Gornall Charleston UPI State Natural Resources Robert McDonough Charleston Daily Mail Robert Mellace McDonough Reese Harry Truman

Daisy L. Fyock obituary in Florida death notice

Mrs Daisy Lyons Fyock formerly of the Beckley area died early Wednesday in Riviera Beach Florida. A registered nurse she served Beckley Hospital before moving to Roanoke Virginia and then to Florida about 12 years ago. Survivors include a niece and nephew.

Daisy Lyons Fyock Beckley Area Riviera Beach Fla Beckley Hospital Roanoke Florida

Mabscott Woman Laura Bower Dies After Short Illness

Laura J. J. Bower 79 of Mabscott died in a local hospital at 7 p.m. Wednesday after a short illness. Born August 14 1886 in Rupert she was daughter of the late Andrew and Ida Hellems Thomas. She married Lewis P. Bower June 12 1902 he died December 12 1957. She was a Baptist and had lived in Mabscott 64 years. Survived by four daughters Thelma Hughes Margaret Bowling Beulah Toney Clara Davis. four sons J B Mabscott Lee Mabscott Wallace Madison John Apoka Fla. three sisters and two brothers. The body is at Melton Mortuary pending funeral arrangements.

Laura Jane Thomas Bower Mabscott Rupert Andrew and Ida Hellems Thomas Charles T Thelma) Hughes C. E Pete Margaret) Bowling Beckley Beulah Toney Luther C Clara) Davis St. Albans J. B MacAlpin Lee Wallace E Madison John E Apoka Fla Stanley Tolbert Ben Malcolm Harry Garten Alley Everett Elmer Thomas Fayetteville Melton Mortuary

Mrs. Minnie Cavendish Final Rites in Ansted

Mrs. Minnie Runea Cavendish 83 of Highland Park Mich formerly of Ansted dies after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Thomas Funeral Home Chapel Ansted with Rev. Guy Vaughn. Burial Ballard-Harrah Cemetery. She was mother of Atherton Cavendish Beckley and widow of Newton T. Cavendish. Born Ramsey April 4 1884 she was Baptist Church member. She was daughter of Ballard E. and Nancy J. Remsey Harrah.

Minnie Runea Cavendish Highland Park Mich Ansted Thomas Funeral Home Guy Vaughn Ballard-Harrah Cavendish Atherton Cavendish Beckley Ballard E Nancy J. Remsey Harrah

Hostile Trek Through Congress Foreign Aid Bill's Trip Far From Over

Washington UPI reports the 1966 foreign aid battle continues as House and Senate differ on authorizations and totals. The Senate approved 792 million for a one year military aid bill, trimming Johnson's request from 892 million. Earlier, the Senate cut economic aid by 400 million and Johnson’s overall request to 2.06 billion from 2.47 billion. The conflict mirrors last year’s lengthy conference and hinges on military and economic priorities and authorizations.

Washington UPI Senate Congress Johnson Democratic House-Senate House Development Loan Fund Alliance For Progress

Vietnam Air Strikes Ki ll 100s in Haiphong Sector

U S air forces conducted 103 missions over North Vietnam striking oil depots and transport hubs near Haiphong. In the south, four F100s hit a Viet Cong base camp 310 miles north of Saigon, killing 75. B52s attacked targets in Saigon vicinity and Hastings area. Marines report at least 1,500 North Vietnamese killed in Hastings.

Navy Marine Viet Nam Panhandle Haiphong Vinh South Viet Nam Saigon U.S South

Fish Signs Promise Sunny Wedding Day

In Waukegan Illinois fisherman Nathan Kyritsis who says perch in Lake Michigan predict the weather forecasts sunny skies for Luci Johnsons wedding on August 6 in Washington The forecast is a tribute to Pat Nugent the groom a Waukegan boy who will marry the President s younger daughter He cautions that rain will come the day after the wedding

Waukegan, Ill UPI Nathan Kyritsis Lake Michigan Luci Johnson Washington Kyritsis Waukegan Pat Nugent

City dog licenses due citers to begin Friday

City dog licenses for 1966 67 are overdue and dog owners without licenses will receive citations starting Friday. Licenses may be bought at City Hall.

Edward T. Carman City Hall

India Rebuffs Gandhi on Viet Nam Peace Push

Secretary Rusk warned India it risks Western aid by joining Communist positions on Viet Nam and the German problem. He told the acting Indian ambassador that Gandhi’s Kosygin communique seeking unconditional bombing halt does not guarantee negotiations. The U.S. demands a definite Hanoi reply.

Asia New Delhi Alexei N. Kosygin U.S Viet Nam Rusk Gandhi United States Hanoi

Hanoi denounces Kvy remarks and urges ICC action

Hanoi protests to the ICC over a bellicose U S statement about Vietnam and accuses Washington and Saigon agents of seeking to expand the war. It asserts the United States imperialists threaten sovereignty and violate the 1954 Geneva accords in North Vietnam.

State Department Washington Hanoi U.S Viet Nam ICC Saigon Democratic Republica of

John E Stover Rites for 63 Year Old Miner

Funeral services for John Elbert Stover age 63 will be held Friday at 2 p m at Artie Church of God with Rev John Burgess officiating Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity He died Tuesday during a cottage prayer service at the home of Mr and Mrs Jake Click on Workmans Creek Stover a disabled miner and former Peabody Coal Co employee at Ameagle is survived by his wife Goldie four sons and two daughters among others The body remains at Valley Funeral Home Whitesville with viewing after 6 p m today and will be moved to the church at noon Friday

John Elbert Stover Artie Artie Church of God John Burgess Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity Stover Jake Click Workmans Creek Peabody Coal Co Ameagle Union 4730 Raleigh County Detroit Mich Goldie Carlos of Sprague Edward Denny Ricky Zelma Jaeger Katheleen Stover Luther Dorsey Beckley Ben Stover MacArthur Ollie Treadway Flossie Treadway Valley Funeral Home Whitesville

Poets, critics O Hara buried at 40 in New York

National obits report the burial of Frank O Hara 40 associate curator at MoMA after a Wednesday service in Springs New York. Florence Italy mourns Frank Chapman husband and manager to Gladys Swarthout died in his Chianti villa. Philadelphia notes the death of Harry A Batten 69 longtime advertising agency head and space program adviser.

Florence Italy UPI Frank Chapman Metropolitan Opera Gladys Swarthout Chianti Philadelphia Harry A. Batten U.S

Fifth Sunday Fellowship Meeting In Raleigh Baptist Church

The Raleigh Baptist Association Minister's Council holds a Fifth Sunday Fellowship at Akers Baptist Church Maple Meadow. Rev Glade Sparks presides with singers urged to attend. Friday 7 30 p m guest speaker Rev Robert Lilly. Saturday night sermon Rev Dewey Wilson. Sunday 11 a m worship Rev James Duff and 7 30 p m message by Rev Duff Harvey.

Raleigh Baptist Association Akers Baptist Church Maple Meadow Glade Sparks Robert Lilly Dewey Wilson First Baptist Church of Sophia James Duff Duff Harvey Tilden Community Church

Cattail Pollen Now Noted for Flammability

Readers are alerted that cattail pollen is highly flammable, posing fire risk when dispersed or accumulated. Authorities advise caution to gardeners and those handling seasonal plant debris.

Bay Hospitals Prepare for Sharp Nursing Cutback

SAN FRANCISCO Bay area hospitals moved to limit admissions to emergencies and transfer convalescent patients as more than 2000 nurses at 33 facilities resigned. Negotiators from the California Nurses Association and hospitals planned new talks to avert a walkout feared to be the first of its kind in the United States.

San Francisco UPS Bay Area Laurence Corbett California Nurses Association CNA Corbett

Power Company Pamphlet Highlights Honey in the Rock

Appalachian Power Company's Living in the Virginias pamphlet features Honey in the Rock and Virginia's Barter Theatre. It notes both dramatize history, attract tourists, and bolster cultural strength. Eve Cornett, Honey director, is shown on the cover with on-stage scenes and consumer tips.

Virginias Appalachian Power Company Rock Virginia West Virginia Two States Eve Cornett

Massive Search For Stilwell DC3 Continues

A large air sea search for a downed DC3 carrying Brig. Gen. Joseph W Stilwell Jr continued with 52 planes and 17 ships scouring a 129000 square mile Pacific area. Sightings were negative as crews checked all debris from the last Sunday report 550 miles offshore. Also aboard were Harold J Grimes and Harold Fossum, with Stilwell serving as co pilot to gain instrument time.

San Francisco UPS Joseph W. Stilwell Jr Coast Guard Pacific Joe Stilwell Harold J. Grimes Pacific Palisades Calif Stilwell Harold Fossum Pomona

Teacher Files For Work Here At Least One County Teacher

A county teacher seeks work and joins 59 others in applying at the local Employment Security office during the week of July 19 to July 26. Applications include bookkeeper, nurse aide, truck driver, janitor, lineman, post office clerk, machinist, cashier, and more across multiple trades and service roles.

Sallye Bragg Nellie Puskas

Queen Mother requests talking mynah at flower show

In Sandringham England the Queen Mother Elizabeth asked to hear a talking Indian mynah bird at the fur and feather exhibition of the flower show. The bird's first words were shut up.

Sandringham England UPI Elizabeth Mynah

Students and Graduates Help Break Employment Record

Gov Hulett C Smith says June employment hit a nine year high with 597000 workers, up 16800 from May and 12500 above June 1965. Unemployment rose 9400 from May but total labor force reached 646000. Industrial development set records with 121 projects employing over 4500 people and investments near 360.9 million.

Charleston UPI Hulett C. Smith Smith Department of Commerce Construc

28 School Children Caught In Elevator

A group of twenty eight elementary students from Alcott visited Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co offices were trapped when an elevator stalled between floors. Firemen freed the group through a trapdoor as company staff served soft drinks, and the tour wrapped up with the elevator ride. One child quipped, next time they would use the stairs.

Charleston UPI Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co Alcott

Sukarno Reasserts Power In New Indonesian Cabinet

President Sukarno, in an emotional 90 minute speech at the state palace, claimed he remains both premier and president as a 27 member cabinet is sworn in. He denounced foreign press and praised two favored aides amid military pressure and student unrest.

Jakarta UPI Sukarno Indonesia Suharto

Nevada minister weds 69 couples not legally certified

Sixty nine couples from at least ten states were married by Rev. Robert Truesdell at a Las Vegas chapel during a busy Fourth of July weekend. His state certificate expired July 1 and the marriages may not be legally binding, with most couples from California and others from Indiana Montana Florida Wisconsin New York Illinois Alabama Arizona and Hawaii.

Las Vegas Nev UPI Nevada California Indiana Montana Florida Wisconsin New York Illinois Alabama Arizona Hawaii Robert Truesdell Dept. Dist Atty John Porter Truesdell Porter

Roanoke Man Killed In Curve Accident

Roanoke Virginia resident John K. Jacobs, 21, died when his truck rammed a utility pole on a U.S. 21 curve. Police said a shifting load on the curve near New Era may have caused the crash.

Ripley UPI New Era John K. Jacobs Roanoke U.S

Two West Virginia Servicemen Die in Vietnam

The Defense Department reports the deaths of two West Virginia servicemen in South Vietnam. Marine Pfc. Ronald L. Fenstermacher of Buckhannon and Army Pfc. Everett A. Currence of Rock Cave were both 1965 graduates of Buckhannon Upshur High School.

Washington UPI Defense Department West Virginia South Viet Nam Marine Ronald L. Fenstermacher Richard J. Fenstermacher Buckhannon Army Everett A. Currence Howard W. Currence Rock Cave Buckhannon - Upshur High School

Wine License Battle At Hazel's Fish Bar

In Luton England John Finch owner of Hazel's Fish Bar sought a liquor license for wine with fish and chips. Local residents challenged the permit arguing alcohol would cause disturbances. Magistrates ruled in Finch's favor stating neighbors had no basis to block the license.

Luton England UPI John Finch Finch Hazel’s Fish Bar Anthony Curtis

Four Hurt In Accident On Welch Road Today

Four teenagers and the driver were injured in a single car crash on Welch Road at about 9 am. Merle Johnson, 24, of Corrine, was admitted to Wyoming General Hospital Mullens. The others were treated and released. State Police detachment at Welch investigates.

Mullens RNS Welch Road Merle Johnson Corinne Wyoming General Hospital Ronnie Johnson Elmer Johnson Teddy Norris Clinton Norris Jackie Gilmore Dillard Gilmore Itmann R.E. Johnson Welch Detachment State Police

Johnson orders talks as air strike drags on

Washington UPS The Johnson administration moved deadlocked IAM negotiators back to the woodshed for more talks amid a 21 day old airline strike. Senate panels weighing Morse legislation to force workers back 180 days amid talks, while Wirtz urges a deadline to break the deadlock.

Washington UPI Johnson Wayne L. Morse D-Ore Morse Congress W. Willard Wirtz Wirtz

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daisy L. Fyock Laura J. J. Bower Lewis P. Bower Mrs Minnie Cavendish Thompson Main Street Thompson Drug Company Crab Orchard Fish W. Main ST India Kvy Suncrest Soda DR. Pepper Dot Packette Polka Dot Store John E. Stover Banfists State Fellowship Power Company DC3 Tion One Electric Company Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Vegas International Association of Machinists IAM United, Eastern Trans World National Northwest Labor Department Senate Labor Committee
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