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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1964

Page

2

Raleigh County Court Moves On Ground Beautification Hearings

Raleigh County Court this morning approved beautification plans for the Raleigh Courthouse grounds and set a 1 30 p m hearing on a lease request by the Beckley Raleigh County YMCA for use of the Memorial Building. Other actions include appointing a Clear Fork District justice of the peace and a Raleigh County Board of Zoning Appeals member.

Raleigh Clear Fork Raleigh County Board of Zoning Appeals Raleigh County Court Beckley- Raleigh County Ymca Berger Zachari Karantonis Jr Dorothy William Stanley Karantonis Charles T. Burdiss A. J. Sparacino M. K. Austin South Fayette St Piney Oaks W. H. Nelson Zoning Board of Appeals

Police Arrest Two Juveniles In Raleigh County

Police in Beckley Raleigh County arrest two 15 year old girls on delinquent runaway and shoplifting charges. Additional arrests include Harvey Howard MacArthur for peace warrant and Raymond Richmond Marsh Fork on drunk driving. Local court actions include fines for several offenders and courthouse landscaping plans with benches.

Sprague Raleigh County Pemberton Harvey Howard MacArthur Raymond Richmond Marsh Fork Jimmy St. Claire Beckley Burke St. Claire W. Va George Ellison Mount Hope Ellison U. S William C. Covey Covey Tom D. James James

Fire On Greyhound Bus Delays Turnpike Travel

A Greyhound bus en route from Beckley to Charleston caught fire on the West Virginia Turnpike when engine wiring ignited. No injuries or baggage damage reported. The bus departed Beckley at 10 25 a m and passengers were moved to another bus. arrival in Charleston was 20 minutes late.

Greyhound Beckley Charleston W. Va Pike

Surratt Enlists in Navy for Recruit Training

Gary Paul Surratt of Shady Spring enlisted in the U S Navy at Beckley sub station and sails to Great Lakes Illinois for basic training joining his mother Mrs Jocke Bragg as his next of kin.

Surratt NAVY Gary Paul Surratt Shady Spring Jocke Bragg U. S. Navy Beckley Great Lakes Iil

Senate rights debate winds toward final votes after long amendments

Humphrey predicted a final burst of post amendment speeches would span a couple of days as senators from both sides prepare closing remarks. The chamber spent hours Monday voting on fourteen amendments, more than any prior day, but the bipartisan substitute bill remained largely unchanged before the final roll call.

Humphrey Senate

Girl of the Golden West heroine bets life in poker

In Puccini opera the heroine stakes the life of her lover in a tense poker game. The scene centers on risk, loyalty, and dramatic confrontation within the Nevada mining town setting.

Puccini

Winds Race Through Eastern Pennsylvania at 109 MPH

A violent electrical storm sped through eastern Pennsylvania with winds up to 109 miles per hour and heavy rain. One man drowned in the Ohio River as a storm lashed the region, with injuries in Westmoreland County and widespread power outages from Berks to Allentown. Tornado activity occurred in Ohio and New York areas, while northwest Oregon saw over an inch of rain.

Pennsylvania Ark Great Lakes Pittsburgh Ohio River West Moreland County Allentown Berks County Wharton Ohio Toledo Cary Elmira N. Y Des Moines Iowa Columbus California Baker Oregon

Two Lives Lost in West Virginia Monday

Monday traffic accidents in West Virginia claim two lives a Parkersburg girl and a Texan, raising the 1964 toll to 204. Cathie Lynn Richardson, 12, was struck near Elkins while watching from a bridge. Bobbie J. Furgeson, 37, died when his station wagon left U S 220 and hit a guardrail south of Moorefield.

United Press International West Virginia Wood County Cathie Lynn Richardson Robert Richardson Parkersburg Elkins Bobbie J. Furgeson la Porta Tex U. S. 220 Moorefield State Police Accident Prevention Bureau Robert S. Taylor Beckley

Racial Tension Spurs Biracial Committee Talk in St Johns

St Johns County grand jury, recalled for a special session, nears a recommendation to form a biracial committee to address racial tension. In Oxford Ohio a domestic freedom corps begins training for a 300 to 350 person civil rights campaign in Mississippi this summer. In New York leaders from civil rights and community groups who opposed the school board's integration plan shift to support the proposal.

St. Johns St. Augustine Oxford Ohio MissiSsippi New York New York Board of Education

Politicians Rushed Into Campaign Fracas Prompt Reactions

As presidential campaigns intensify, politicians face swift retorts and sharp criticism. The scene captures rapid commentary, public responses, and the friction between rival camps.

Smith urges better educated state government leaders

Hulett C. Smith, Democratic gubernatorial nominee from Beckley, told a Wheeling audience during the West Virginia Association of College and University Presidents summer conference that the state must have “a high standard of excellence” and better educated people in all government sectors. He said he would outline a constructive program for West Virginia and avoid political attacks. His Republican opponent, former Gov Cecil H. Underwood of Huntington, argued that government should be a balance wheel, while noting Underwood’s own background with Island Creek Coal.

Wheeling UPI Hulett C. Smith Beckley West Virginia Smith Cecil H. Underwood Huntington Underwood Island Creek Coal Education Foundation Inc Charleston Association

Coal industry seen booming with finance links and rising power demand

Delegates heard four investment bankers forecast growth for bituminous coal driven by expanding electric power use in the United States. Bretey predicted coal consumption could double in 15 years, rising to 550 million tons by 1980 from 210 million. Flint said coal financing will grow, Cross noted stock gains, and Spurdle urged long range planning.

Canada United States Pierre R. Bretey Hayden, Stone, & Co John G. Flint Kidder, Peabody & Co Louis J. Cross Hornblower & Weeks John W. Spurdle Dominick & Dominick

Case Against SRC Continues in Raleigh County Trial

Testimony in the State Road Commission case against Hildred and Jack A. Cremens continued in Raleigh County Circuit Court. A witness valued property before the taking at 1 and stated damage of 3 000 dollars. described the house as in fair condition at the time of the taking. Archie Ellenbogen testified the city value was 8 653 before and 5 950 after the taking. Jurors visited the premises as the trial began Monday. counsel were A David Ashworth for the Cremens and James L. Satterfield for the road commission. Judge Norman Knapp presides.

State Road Commission Hildred Jack A. Cremens Raleigh County Cremens SRC Archie Ellenbogen A. David Ashworth James L. Satterfield Road Commission Norman Knapp

Priest DuBay cheered after Cardinal denies removal claim

At St Albert the Great in Comp ton Father DuBay said he was removed as assistant administrator last week though a cardinal spokesman denied stripping him of duties. He denied resigning. Pickets of about 14 Negro and Mexican-American Catholics protested in front of the chancery where Cardinal McIntyre has his office. Seminary classmate Father Halloran backed DuBay and said the cardinal has no open civil rights policy. Jesuit Father Dunne of Georgetown praised the courage of DuBay while avoiding judgment on his actions.

Father DuBay St. Albert the Great Church Compton Monay Catholic Chancery Cardinal McIntyre Father Halloran St. Mary’s Church McIintyre Father Dunne, Sr Georgetown University Washington, D.C Father Dunne

Allies urged to equip with up-to-date weapons

Appearing beside Eisenhower on the panel were Clare Boothe Luce former ambassador to Italy Rep Peter H B Frelinghuysen former Secretary of Defense Thomas S Gates Dr William B Kintner from the University of Pennsylvania former National Security Council member Dr Walter H Judd former Minnesota congressman and Dr Robert Strausz Hope director of the Foreign Policy Research Institute at the University of Pennsylvania

Eisenhower Clare Boothe Luce U.S Italy Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen R N.J Thomas S. Gates William B. Kintner University of Pennsylvania National Security Council Walter H. Judd Minnesota Robert Strausz- Hope Foreign Policy Research Institute The University of Pensylvania

Air Force Enlists Seven Men at Beclay Recruiting Office

Seven men enlisted in the U S Air Force at the Beck ley Recruiting Office and were sent to Lackland AFB Texas for basic training. They are Silas Harrison Tucker Jaeger Joseph Harold Spence Verdunville son of Mr and Mrs William Spence Nelson Henry Todd Mayberry son of Mr and Mrs Julius Todd Robert Lee Swayne Jr Maybury Ansela Hampton Verdunville son of Jack Hampton and Sadie Meade John Ellison Freeman Switchback son of Mr and Mrs Paul Freeman and Jimmy Randall Mayfield Big Stone Gap Va son of Mr and Mrs Paul Mayfield.

U. S. Air Force Air Force Recruiting Office Beckley Lackland Afb Tex Silas Harrison Tucker Jaeger Joseph Harold Spence Verdunville William Spence Nelson Henry Todd Mayberry Julius Todd Robert Lee Swayne Jr Maybury Ansela Hampton Jack Hampton Sadie Meade John Ellison Freeman Paul Freeman Jimmy Randall Mayfield Big Stone Gap Paul Mayfield

Scranton Gains Seen From Rockefeller Move as Delegates Align

Delegates remain uncommitted in many states with Goldwater leading but not yet pledged. Rockefeller’s support for Scranton reshapes calculations, with Texas and Montana expected to back Goldwater while Lodge backs Scranton. UPI projections put Goldwater at 667 votes to clinch the nomination with 12 over the needed 655.

Goldwater Rockefeller Scranton Rocky Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge

Deaths and Funerals Wiley D Miller 58 Prosperity

Wiley D Miller 58 of Prosperity died in a local hospital at 6 p m Monday after a two month illness He was born April 6 1906 in Prestonsburg Ky He was a member of Mossy Holiness Church and the Odd Fellows Lodge Survivors include his wife three sons three daughters a brother five sisters The body is at the Webb and Neal Funeral Home pending arrangements

Wiley D. Miller Prosperity Prestonsburg Mossy Holiness Church Odd Fellows Lodge Mary M. Miller Jackie R. Miller Boone A. Miller Bridgewood William H. Miller Eccles Stella Maxine Allen Benton Harbor Mich Ruby Belle Thomas Hawaii Geneva Ruth Miller Ceris Miller Louisville Bessie Smallwood Opal Brewer Middletown Ohio Janet West Ella Belcher Dayton Anna Buford Webb and Neal Funeral

Dobrich burial set after Spanishburg man’s heart attack

Lewis Dobrich of Spanishburg died Sunday night of a heart attack. Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Spanishburg Baptist Church with Rev. Roger McCormick in charge, burial in Bowling Cemetery. Bailey Funeral Home, Princeton, in charge. Surviving relatives include a large extended family, numerous grandchildren, and a sister Ada Dew. Pallbearers listed.

Lewis Dobrich Spanishburg Concine Spanishburg Baptist Church Roger McCormick Bowling Cemetery Dobrich Germany Jane M. Dobrich Bailey Funeral Home Princeton

Final rites for Mrs Ida J Walls in Cyclone

Mrs Ida J Walls 81 of Cyclone dies in Logan hospital. Funeral at Campus Church of God Cyclone with Rev Chelsey Noel. Burial Cook Cemetery Cyclone. Survivors include five sons William Frank Norman Guy and Joe Walls two daughters Elsie Cook and Elizabeth Perry two sisters Mary Miller Lena Green and 34 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren. Body at Evans Funeral Home Oceania awaiting the service.

Ida J. Walls Cyclone Church of God Chelsey Noel Cook Cemetery Walls Logan Hospital David Sarah Ann Perry Cook James G. Walls William Frank Norman Guy Joe Walls Chicago Ill Elsie Cook Charleston Elizabeth Perry Mary Miller Davin Lena Green Evans Funeral Oceaaia

Gardetto Rites Set For Beckley Native in New York

Bernard Gardetto 36 formerly of Beckley died in New York at 12 30 am after a short illness on Nov 2 1908. He was sales manager for Raymond International Corp overseas in Li A member of the Catholic Church he served as a captain in World War II. Survived by wife Nora Elizabeth two daughters Marie Susan a sister Mrs Addella Perini and his mother in law Mrs Mary Janutolo. Body returned to Calfeen Home for arrangements.

Bernard Alfred Gardetto Scotch Plains N. J Beckley New York Kingbridge Mass Albert and Addella Gardetto Nora Elizabeth Gardetto Marie Susan Addella Perini Boston Mary Janutolo Clyde St Calfeen

Funeral services for Bertha Noel in Glen Morgan

Mrs Bertha Virginia Noel 78 of Glen Morgan dies at home after a long illness. Funeral services set for 3 p m Wednesday at Rose and Quesenberry Peace with Rev Virgil Cook in charge. Entombment in Blue Ridge Mausoleum follows.

Bertha Virginia Noel Glen Morgan Virgil Cook Blue Ridge

Mrs Ettie Worley White Funeral Rites Planned

Mrs Ettie Worley White of Bolt dies at home after long illness at 4 05 p m She was born July 9 1881 in Bolt and was a longtime Bolt resident member of Bolt Methodist Church She married James P White on April 9 1900 and he preceded her in death Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Bolt Church of God officiated by Rev Norman Caldwell and Rev Thomas Snuffer Burial in Worley Cemetery.

Ettie Worley White Bolt Bolt Church of God Norman Caldwell Thomas Snuffer Worley Harrison Anna Wheeler Worley Methodist Church James P. White

Railroad (Continued From Page One TV)

The vast Santa Fe Railway was not affected. Trains halted briefly across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana southeastern Nebraska Memphis Tennessee and Dupont. All lines on the move again this morning except the KATY line trains in Kansas and Missouri. A restraining order against the union was issued by District Judge Clarence Guittard in Dallas but applied only in Texas and did not affect strikers in other states.

Santa Fe Railway Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Southeastern Nebrasa Memphis, Tenn Dupoth Katy Line Kansas Missouri KATY Union Dist Clarence Guittard Dallas

Mediation Sought to End MTA BRT Transit Dispute

Brown urged rapid action to restore service as Webb was named mediator and moved to convene talks with MTA and BRT officials. Negotiations had collapsed Sunday with little hope for an early settlement, but Webb aimed to resume by Wednesday.

MTA Brown Webb BRT

World News In Brief From Wire Dispatches

An army of 3000 Danish policemen guarded Premier Khru shchev on arrival in Copenhagen. Vauxhall Motors to sell 36.12 million dollars worth of trucks to Indonesia amid Sukarno's vow to crush Malaysia. Malaysia and Indonesia seek a peace formula for the nine month dispute. Viet Cong guerrillas reportedly step up operations after a lull in South Vietnam. Nixon says next two weeks will tell the story of Scranton’s GOP bid. Venezuelan government says patrol captured guerrilla leader Betkoff near Bocono. Pennsylvania prepares to close its case in the Robena mine disaster trial.

Nikita S. Khrushchev Copenhagen Vauxhall Motors Indonesia Sukarno Malaysia Cuba U. S Richard M Nixon Pennsylvania William Scranton Teodoro Betkoff Bocono Caracas Venezuela Robena Carmichaels

State Briefs Reflect Politician Alarm and Tragedy

A Pennsylvania Governor blasted the Appalachian Development Legislation as a bureaucratic octopus with its administrator a czar, a claim wrongly credited to another governor last week. In Maryland traffic deaths, two men were killed and a 24 year old William H Bowyer of Charles Town faces two manslaughter charges. The Institute of Life Insurance reports WV life insurance death payments rose 102 percent over the past decade.

Pennsylvania Scranton Barron William H. Bowyer Charles Town Maryland Institute of Life Insurance West Virginia

Primary election at Jackson's Mill for Girl's State race

A primary today selects Nationalist and Federalist candidates for the annual Rho dodendron Girl's State general election set for Wednesday. The Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation granted West Virginia University Foundation 10000 dollars to support the 2nd Annual National Youth Science Camp in Pocahontas County. Former West Virginia Department of Natural Resources official Frank M. Johnson, formerly assistant chief of the Game Division, was killed in an automobile accident near Asheville Monday.

Jackson’s Mill Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Pittsburgh West Virginia University Foundation, Inc Pocahontas County West Virginia Department of Natural Resources Frank M. Johnson Asheville

Lawrence M Morgan named Criminal Court Judge in McDowell County

Gov Barron appoints Lawrence M Morgan of Jaeger to McDowell County Criminal Court. West Virginia Motor Truck Association announces its annual Road to Charleston event set for June 27.

Lawrence R. Morgan Jaeger W. W. Barron McDowell County West Virginia Motor Truck Association Charleston

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