Shine Charges Jail Area Trio In Drunk Driving Case
City Police arrested Clinton R. Abbott Billy Cole and Earl Thompson all of Seth at Raleigh County Jail on charges of detaining while drunk and possessing moonshine whiskey. Cole and Thompson were jailed for drunkenness and moonshine possession. Abbott indicated he was not ready for trial and was remanded to jail. He faced a bondsman bonding delay with a $10 fine on the drunk charge and a $100 fine plus 30 days in jail for possession. IRA LEE GARTEN Midway arrested for drunk driving posted bond and was released. George Payne Sophia jailed on a peace warrant. Eddie Thorne Price Hill jailed on breach of peace warrant after posting bond. Early Dangerfield Midway jailed for breach of peace then released after costs. Charles Ammar Charleston charged with DWI posted bond and released. Jimmy Royce Williamson Charleston S C released after bond for Beckley appearance. jailed earlier for DWI. Herbert Ellis Doss Besoco remained jailed on DWI charges.
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Ira Lee Garten
Midway
George Payne
Sophia
Eddie Thorne
Price Hill
Joe Rodriguez
Cotton White
Early Dangerfield
Rodriguez
Burke
Charles Ammar
Charleston
Turnpike
White
Jimmy Royce Williamson
S. C
Beckley
Herbert Ellis Doss
Besoco
State Pollice
Injured by Axe in Woodcutting Incident
Richard Lee Lilly, 24, of White Oak, was cut by an axe on Sunday while cutting wood. He sustained lacerations to both ax ts and received treatment.
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Richard Lee Lilly
White Oak
Lilly
Nixon Promises Farm Plan Details in North Dakota Tour
On a busy weekend two Democrats and one Republican toured Dakotas and Iowa Nebraska. Nixon stayed on to unveil his farm program while Kennedy Symington Johnson campaigned for defense and parity. Senators Mansfield McNamara offered mixed views on Johnson Nixon and foreign policy. Truman denied Truman support for Johnson despite public Truman backing Symington.
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Associated Press
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Ike on East visit stirs Okinawa crowds and tense police clash
President Eisenhower’s brief stopover on Okinawa drew large crowds as police with rifle butts kept the line along his route. Shouts rose as he passed and a speech urged South Korea’s lawmakers to uphold democracy with free press and education while noting the 233 member National Assembly plans to dissolve ahead of nationwide elections.
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U.S
Eisenhower
South Korea
President arrives in Honolulu for official welcome
The president lands at Honolulu International Airport at 12 15 p m HST 6 15 EDT to an official greeting led by Gov Quinn and Admiral Harry D Felt Pacific commander with a large contingent of state and military officials. A reception by the governor and an awards event are the scheduled functions during the stay.
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Honolulu International
Quinn
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Bomb shelter trial tests family volunteers during drill
A Sunday School shelter drill drew families including Marcia Malinowski and Paul Marion Jr as they endured long days away from home. Zygmunt Marion left his Westinghouse post for two weeks to join his wife and children in the exercise, while parents described homesick nights before adjustments set in.
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Marcia Malinowski
Zygmunt
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Paul Marion Jr
Marion
Paul Jr
Kathleen
Pressure mounts as Japanese leaders seek U.S. aid against Kishi
Ichiro Kono Takeo Miki Kenzo Matsumura and former Premier Tanzan Ishibashi planned a two fold tactic inviting the U S Senate to delay ratification and seeking aid from Liberal Democratic middle road factions led by Hayato Ikeda Bamboku Ono and Mitsujiro Ishii The conservative bloc with Kishi loyalists faced possible defections though Kishi could remain in power The security treaty was ratified at midnight amid Communist led demonstrations and violence.
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United States
Ichiro Kono
Takeo Miki
Kenzo Matsumura
Tanzan Ishibashi
U.S. Senate
Middle Road
Liberal Democrat Party
Hayato Ikeda
Kishi
Injured In Falls At Beckley Hospital Weekend
Two fall victims were treated in Beckley Hospital over the weekend. Roger Keaton McKinney nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Bernard McKinney Slab Fork fell from a tree about 8 p m Saturday injuring his left arm. Valerie Suptic twelve daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Suptic Route 1 Mount Hope sustained injuries.
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Beckley Hospital
Roger Keaton McKinney
Bernard McKinney
Valerie Suptic
Steve Suptic
Route 1
Mount Hope
Pastor Charles Jones Home Burglarized in Amigo
The Rev Charles Jones was away in New York State when his Amigo home was entered last week. Ade Stone found the break Tuesday but police were told Sunday. Loot valued at 900 to 1000 dollars included TV set radio shotgun automatic washer curtains bed clothes and other items. Jones said many linens were unused and gifts from congregations.
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Amigo
Charles Jones
New York State
Ade Stone
and Z Jones
New York
Jones
Shortening The News grants first rerun royalties pact
A media deal ends a five month strike as sixteen TV film producers agree to royalties for reruns. Meanwhile eighteen people remain missing after another violent earthquake near Valdivia in southern Chile. Khrushchev and East European leaders attend Romania party congress opening. The Bronx amusement park debut drew 61,500 in the crowd. Raul Castro says Cuba will not act against the Guantanamo base now, promising eventual return but no aggression from Cuba. Rajendra Prasad begins a 15 day Moscow tour. Linus Pauling to testify before Senate panel. Sami Solh loses Lebanon election to Adnan Hakim. Bishop Panal Ramirez amid Trujillo fears. Johansson weighs 194, Patterson 190 for heavyweight title, Polo Grounds. State briefs include NLRB order against G and H Coal Co for anti-union actions and obituaries for Joseph Z. Terrell. Ricky Westcott visits Charleston for a two week West Virginia fishing trip.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Bronx
America
Raul Castro
Cuba
U. S. Guantanamo Naval Base
Rajendra Prasad
Moscow
Soviet Union
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
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Internal Security
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Adnan Hakim
Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Lebanon
San Juan
Francisco Panal Ramirez
Rafel Trujillo
Trujillo
JA Johansson Ngemar
Floyd Patterson
Polo Grounds
Salta Publisher David Michel Torino Dies of Cancer
David Michel Torino, longtime publisher of El Transigente in Salta and fighter for press freedom during Juan Peron's regime, died Saturday of cancer.
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Salta
Argentina
David Michel Torino
el Transigente
Juan Peron
Grandview Woman Deaths And Funerals
Mrs. Tamsie E. Carper, 91, of Grandview, died recently. Born August 3, 1868 in Raleigh County, she was a member of Grandview Christian Church. Survivors include a daughter, Meadows of Beckley. a half sister, Mrs. Robert Parker. 25 grandchildren. 57 great grandchildren. and 10 great great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace Chapel, Rev. Clarence Herrin to officiate. Burial in Grandview Cemetery. body remains at the funeral home with grandsons as pallbearers.
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Grandview
Ce . S. Scoee
Seeee Oepi
Ae Radford
Martha Rogers Love
Raleigh County
Grandview Christian Church
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace
Clarence Herrin
Grandview Cemetery
Drowned girl Judy Kay King to be mourned in funeral
Funeral services for Judy Kay King four year old daughter of Mrs Bernice Plummer and the late Okey King will be held at 11 a m Tuesday at the home with Rev Wesley Pennington in charge Burial will be in Russell Cemetery near Craigsville The child drowned in Meadow River Saturday neighbors pulled her from the river and provided artificial respiration until an ambulance arrived She was pronounced dead on arrival at Summersville hospital Survivors include three brothers a sister and grandmother Also noted: Franklin E Barnett 81 Eccles a former miner and Baptist member with survivors and arrangements pending at Rose and Queenberry Funeral Home
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Bernice Plummer
Okey King
Nallen
Wesley Pennington
Russell Cemetery
Craigsville
Meadow River
Summersville
Franklin E. Barnett
Eccles
The
Baptist Church
Jane Barnett
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Tragic drowning claims Matoaka man at New River
Thomas B Wood 58 of Matoaka drowned while fishing on New River in Giles County near Glen Lyn Virginia He fell from a rock during a picnic outing his body recovered 6 pm rescue teams from Giles Christiansburg and Pulaski responded A Pearisburg doctor ruled drowning Born Flat Top he was a long time Matoaka service station operator and Moose Lodge member The ceremony and burial details follow in Martinsburg area notices
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Matoaka
New River
Giles County
Glen Lyn
Wood
Christiansburg
Pulaski
Pearisburg
Flat Top
Alexander
Laura Cray Wood
Matoaka Moose Lodge
RNL
Earl M Seay Dies In Florida Car Crash
Earl M Seay 21 formerly of Fayetteville was killed when his car overturned on a highway near Jacksonville Florida. He served in the Navy aboard the aircraft carrier Saratoga. Survivors include his mother Mrs Earl M Seay Fayetteville. Body to be returned to Dodd Payne Funeral Home.
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Fayetteville
Seay
Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Saratoga
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
Final rites set for Henry M Akers 58 at Crab Orchard
Henry M Akers 58 of Crab Orchard whose body was found Saturday night will be buried in the family cemetery Mead after services at 2 p m Tuesday in Williams Funeral Home Chapel Sophia conducted by Rev Charles Sanger. He was born October 12 1901 in Tazewell Virginia and worked 19 years for Slab Fork Coal Co. He belonged to United Mine Workers of America Slab Fork local 6108. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Okey Davidson of Logan and Mrs Ollie Bennett of Abney two sons Claude of Beckley and Howard of Slab Fork a daughter Mrs Arvella Korsey of North Madison Ohio seven grandchildren and several friends. His widow Edna Earl Akers preceded him in death about three weeks ago.
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Raleigh County
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Eclectic Medical College
Cincinnati
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Winston-Salem
Alvin J. Cook
Sunset Memorial Park
Elmer L. Davis
Harry Anderson
H. E. McMillan
M. A. Johnson
Leo Vecellio
A. D. Cooke
Henry McKinley Akers
Cedar Road
Crab Orchard
Williams
Sophia
Charles Sanger
Mead
Akers
Tazewell
Slab Fork Coal Co
United Mine Workers of America
Slab Fork
Edna Earl Akers
Okey Davidson
Logan
Ollie Bennett
Abney
Claude Akers
Beckley
Howard Akers
Arvella Korsey
North Madison
Ray Eliott
Clayton
Elliott
Herman Martin
Jon Gautier
Willis O'Neal
Perkins
Soil Scientists Map Project Progress in West Virginia Counties
Soil scientists Lester Espy and Leonard Newman with John Warner monitor the map project across Summers, Monroe, Mercer, Raleigh, Fayette and Greenbrier counties. Progress ranges from 60 percent in several counties to complete in Summers, Monroe, with handbooks detailing soil type erosion and slope for state and federal agencies and individuals.
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Rothlisberger
Huntington
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Hambrick
SCS
Two Fayette to the finals this year
DON STOVER, a Morris Harvey senior and captain of the 1954 Pax team and the Class B all state squad, headlines a year of Fayette County basketball. Kenneth Legg, former Kingston principal, coached the 1953 Pax unit before resigning to join the State Education Association. The school board has yet to finalize transfers for grades ten to twelve between the two districts. Oak Hill principals J. A. Baumgartner and Edmond Jackson are appointed to oversee Kingston for the year after Legg’s departure.
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Don Stover
Morris Harvey
Kenneth Legg
Kingston
State Education Association
J. A. Baumgartner
Oak Hill
Collins
Pax
Edmond Jackson
Legg
Algeria’s Future Referendum Hinted After War Ends
Rebels have long urged a referendum within four years after fighting ends. French informants say the army gains ground as electrified wire blocks rebel reinforcements from Tunisia and Morocco. Rightists in Algeria and France oppose negotiations, fearing upheaval.
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E.aulle
Algeria
Tunisia
Morocco
France
Meadow River drowning near Fayette County scene of fire
A Meadow River incident reports a 4-year-old Fayette County girl named Fay ette Plummer drowned Saturday while playing near a house. The child reportedly wandered to the river and fell in, amid a nearby fire scene along U S 119 about nine miles north of the river crossing.
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U.S. 119
Iver
Uing
Fayette County
Meadow River
Bernice Plummer
Deaths in Langhorne and Trenton noted in AP dispatch
Langhorne Pennsylvania obituary for Jim Bryan aged 33 winner of the 1958 Indianapolis Memorial Day 500 mile race. Trenton New Jersey obituary for Sarah M Kenney aged 84 longtime president and publisher of the Trenton Times since her husband’s death in 1934, died Saturday.
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Sarah M. Kenney
The
Trenton Times
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