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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
2
West Virginia college presidents back $30K center plan
The West Virginia Association of College and University Presidents approved moving forward with a $30,000 a year higher education research center. A director will be sought, with Morgantown at WVU as the likely location. The center would study curricula, student demographics, and funding, supported by Carnegie funds and later by member colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Ikenberry
WVU
Blackwater Falls State Park
Association
Carnegie Corporation
Carnegie
Morgantown
Charleston
Six Fishing Law Violations Produce Six Convictions
Captain Raymond Eye reports six convictions on fishing law violations. Donald Lockhart, 30, Pineville, was fined $20 after a Mercer County trout snagging arrest by J. K. Lilly and Magistrate Jim Belcher. Elsie Prichard Carter, 24, New York City, and William H. Carter, 26, were fined $20 each for fishing without licenses in Greenbrier County. Steve David Barnett, 56, Aldergan, paid $90 for selling fish without a bill of sale in Greenbrier. Ellery H. Aiorgan, 54, Ronceverte, fined $20 for exceeding daily creel limit. Pearl Marsha Cole, 54, Alderson, fined $20 for selling without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Eye
Donald Lockhart
Pineville
Mercer County
J. K. Lilly
Jim Belcher
Princeton
Lockhart
Elsie Prichard Carter
New York City
Greenbrier
Frank B. Crigger
John Poteet
Fairlea
William H. Carter
Crigger
Poteet
Steve David Barnett
Aldergan
Barnett
J. E. Jolt
Hinton
Ellery H. Aiorgan
Ronceverte
Greenbrier County
E. J. Martin
Pearl Marsha Cole
Alderson
Martin
Sale Of Whisky Charged To Clay
Clay Kelly aged 67 of Quarry Street posted a $150 cash bond to the City Monday night to appear in Police Court July 8 on a charge of resale of tax paid whisky. He was arrested at 11:30 p.m. Marvin L. Pack 18 of Miller Street must appear July 8 in Police Court on defective equipment and a stop light violation after being cited at 1:30 a.m. Frank W. Wilkerson 19 of Beck ley is to appear Monday night on speeding and no operator's license charges after arrest Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Clay
Quarry Street
Marvin L. Pack
Miller St
Frank W. Wilkerson
Beckley
Burial Insurance Sold by Mail
Advertises a life insurance policy from Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance. No medical exam required and no agent calls. Send name address and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co Dept 1 378 1418 West Rosedale Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Reserve Life
Central Security Life Insurance Co
West Rosedale
Fort Worth 4
Texas
Racial Demonstrations Prompt NC Talks and National Debate
In Raleigh Gov. Terry Sanford meets with over 100 Negro and white leaders to ease racial tension as demonstrations loom. Dr Martin Luther King Jr warns slow movement is unacceptable for equal rights while Malcolm X calls for separation. In Danville a state judge issued an injunction against demonstrations, with a federal judge hearing a challenge to the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
New York
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Malcolm X
Danville
Thomas J. Michie
Laeger Man Jailed on Mail Tampering Charge
Arthur K. Webster of Laeger was jailed in Raleigh County Jail at 6 15 p m Monday by Deputy U S Marshal Morris B Imboden on charges of tampering with United States mail Clyde Weddle of Sophia was released from jail at 5 20 p m Monday after posting bond to Mayor James Salyers of Sophia on charges of drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur K. Webster
Laeger
Raleigh
United States
Morris B. Imboden
Clyde Weddle
Sophia
James Salyers
Two Car Crash on Second Street No Injuries Reported
A two car accident on Second Street at 2 30 p m Monday caused about 500 in damages. No one was injured and neither driver was charged. The 1955 model car was driven by Henry Smith 55 of Lanark and the 1960 model car by Gladys Carpenter 36 of 202 S Okawood Ave. City Police said there were no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Henry Smith
Lanark
Gladys Carpenter
S. Okawood Ave
Airmen questioned over Keeler links in Profumo era stir
Three U S airmen from the 3rd Air Force were flown to Washington for questioning after reports they were connected to Christine Keeler. Pentagon officials said there was no government involvement and kept identities private amid ongoing inquiries tied to the Keeler case and the Profumo affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Profumo
Miss Keeler
Sylvester
Keeler
U.S. 3Rd Air Force
South Ruislip
London
Pentagon
U.S
London Daily Express
Daily Herald
Washington
England
Charles Lee Wright
Vernon
Ill
George Hopkins
Bellaire
Ohio
Air Force
Hopkins
Wright
3Rd Air Force
Bonds Posted On Contributing to Delinquency
Multiple defendants faced charges and posted $500 bonds or paid fines in Raleigh County Magistrate court. Charles Tincher of Crab Orchard and Scotty Richmond of Pluto waived preliminary hearings on bastardy charges, with bonds posted through Magistrate Joe Rodriguez. Other cases involved fines for littering, illegal left turns, and traffic offenses, plus four service members released from jail for absence without leave. Public officials cited include Mrs. Bonnie Richardson and Abraham who obtained warrants for paternity, with dates linked to June 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tincher
Crab Orchard
Joe Rodriguez
Bonnie Richardson
Rhodell
Howard Scotty Richmond
Pluto Area
Rodriguez
Marietta Joyce Woodson
Abraham
Junell
Harry G. Wolfe
Raleigh
W. A. Burke
Olvier H. Wall Jr
Beckley
Noah Arney Roles
Mount Hope
Nolo Contendre
Burke
Roles
U. S
Kerma Gayle Alley
Porter St
W. Va
Forfeited Bonds Totals From Police Court Charge List
A total of 383 dollars was forfeited in City Police Court Monday night. Names include Robert Maxwell Beckley for feited 118 on drunkenness and assault after a reduced charge from resisting arrest. Golden Cooper Eccles and L C Sarrett Beckley each forfeited 20 on speeding. John Farley Beckley forfeited 15 on fighting. Robert Lee Surbaugh Beckley forfeited 15 for failure to have vehicle under control. Delmar Ball Piney View forfeited 15 for passing on the double line. Ten others forfeited 180 for intoxication. Leroy Robinson 18 Beckley remanded to jail in lieu of two 15 fines after conviction for profanity and disorderly conduct at Payne's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maxwell
Beckley
Golden F. Cooper
Eccles
L. C. Sarrett
John Farley
Robert Lee Surbaugh
Delmar Ball
Piney View
Leroy Robinson
Payne’s
S. Fayette St
Kennedy Sees U.S. Army Europe Support Deepened
President Kennedy, amid questions about European autonomy, inspects U.S. Army Europe units in Hanau and reiterates American commitment to defend European allies. He and aides emphasize that the United States will not withdraw or abandon its partners, and will push economic aid to developing nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
de Gaulle
U.S
NATO
United States
U. S
Konrad Adenauer
Hanau
Bonn
Adenauer
Free West
Rogers Transferred To Rocky Mount Store Move
Ernest W. Rogers of 512 N Oakwood Ave will become merchandise manager at a new Montgomery Ward and Co store in Rocky Mount North Carolina on Monday. He has been assistant manager at the local Montgomery Ward for two years. Mrs Rogers taught English and Spanish at Shady Spring High School. The Rogers and their seven year old son, Ernest, plan to move to North Carolina Saturday. A new assistant manager has not been named for the local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Rogers
N. Oakwood Ave
Montogmery Ward and Co
Rocky Mount
N. C
Rogers
Montgomery Ward
Shady Spring High School
Ernest
North Carolina
Bremen Collision With Whale Near Atlantic Route
New York report says the luxury liner Bremen struck a 75 foot whale while sailing to Cherbourg. North German Lloyd Line officials state the hull shows no damage, as Captain Guenther Roessing reports no findings on the whale's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Bremen
Cherbourg
Lloyd Line
Guenther Roessing
Generals and cows clash on English training ground
Farmers claim cows ignore rank as Ray Edwards says generals dislike being stared at by cattle. A hospital worker in Kansas City rescues Ike the one winged cardinal after 14 years, securing a permit to move him to Germany. Paddington roof to be repainted in pearl grey and terracotta red after 128 years. A lost and found case in Southend reports a street wedding cake top found on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hythe
England
UPI
Ray Edwards
Kansas City, Mo
Ike
Margaret Herkrath
Cologne
Germany
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Ihe
London
Paddington
Southend
Lost and Found Office
Seven Acquitted Of Price Fixing In Michigan
GRAND RAPIDS Mich seven paper and pulp firms were acquitted by U S District Judge W Wallace Kent on charges they conspired to keep prices paid to Michigan pulpwood producers low The judge directed verdicts after the government rested its case noting there was no evidence of any price fixing or conspiracy The acquitted firms include Abitibi Corp Packaging Corp of America S D Warren Menasha Woodenware American Excelsior Hammermill Paper and Scott Paper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Michigan
U.S
W. Wallace Kent
Antitrust Division
Justice Department
Abitibi Corp
Alpena
Mich
Packaging Corp. of America
Evanston, Ill
S. D. Warren Co
Boston, Mass
Menasha Woodenware Corp
Menasha
Wis
American Excelsior Corp
Chicago
Hammermill Paper Co
Erie, Pa
Scott Paper Co
Philadelphia
Michigan Pulpwood
Kent
Mullens Law Student Appears on Say When
Charles Greene of Mullens, son of Mr and Mrs Everett Greene Jr, appeared on the quiz show Say When today at 10 am He will return Wednesday on the program from New York City seen on Channel 6 Bluefield and Channel 3 Huntington Greene is a Mullens High School graduate and a law student at West Virginia University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Charles Greene
Everett Greene Jr
New York City
Channel 6
Bluefield
Channel 3
Huntington
Mullens High School
West Virginia University
Smathers Introduces Bill For Tax Deductions On Political Contributions
Senator George A Smathers a Florida Democrat introduced legislation to permit federal tax deductions for political contributions. The bill allows individuals to deduct up to 10 dollars and couples up to 20 dollars on joint returns while a second provision lets large contributors deduct up to 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Sewer Grant In Jeopardy Overdue Projects In Kanawha
The State Water Resources Board discussed Chester and Hancock County missing a 106735 federal grant schedule for sewer construction. Goodrich Gulf Chemicals requests permit extensions to discharge untreated waste into the Kanawha River until next October, while South Charleston Sewage Treatment Co. seeks sludge discharge approval through December 31. Elevated river pollution concerns tied to Howes Leather Co. were noted with no near-term cleanup progress expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Goodrich
Institute
Kanawha
South Charleston
Union Carbide Chemicals Co
Greenbrier
Howes Leather Co
Appraisals Vary In SRC Action Condemnation in Raleigh County
Six witnesses recalled in Raleigh County Circuit Court in combined condemnation suits by the State Road Commission against Earl A Hall Lula Hall C C Brown and Fra Brown. SRC condemns three parcels at Glen White where two houses were moved none will be moved but part of the lot taken. Jurors will decide joint values for Brown and Hall and then the separate value for Hall. Defense witnesses estimate values around 3600 to 4000 dollars while SRC witness values the property at 1125 dollars with septic tank placement noted. Attorneys listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
State Road Commission
Earl A. Hall
Lula Hall
C. C. Brown
Fra Brown
SRC
Glen White
Brown
Hall
James Wood
Wood
Okey Lester
Everett Shrewsbury
W. T. Blakely
United States to ratify international coffee agreement
The United States plans to ratify a global coffee accord aimed at stabilizing falling prices. The UPI report notes the US imports 51.7 percent of world coffee, and a UN announcement shows 11 countries, representing 78.5 percent of world imports, back the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United States
United Nations
Deaths And Funerals Continue In Local Notice
Sidney Nathan Cole aged 46 of 707 Dry Hill Road died at a local hospital after a four year illness. He served in World War II and worked as a mechanic and in construction. Survived by Ola Farley Cole his wife two daughters six sons and several siblings. Burial at Farley Cemetery Sophia. Funeral arrangements by Melton Mortuary. Also noted is a ROTC member commissioned as First Lieutenant and surviving relatives including brothers and sisters. Body at Trent and Durgan Funeral Home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Officers Training Corp
Kinston
Wilburn
St. Joseph
Lawrence
Air Force
California
Dennis
New Mexico
Edward
Ray Warren
Hope
Gloria Jean Jones
Pemberton
N. J
Carolyn
Emily
Sarah
Trent and Durgan Funeral Home
Sidney Nathan Cole
Dry Hill Road
Melton Mortuary
Walter Tolliver
Farley
Sophia
Richard L
Martha Bolen Cole
Ola Farley
Karen Athalia
Letha Jannelle
Forrest Nathan
Doren Milo
Sidney Jason
Donna Dean
Boyd Eldon
Cecil Dwight
Elgie L
Lacy F
Coal City
Faye Lee
South Charleston
Ohio
Thelma Howerton
Charleston
Joe Perez
Melton
Cecil Miller
James Flower
Homer Day
Johnny Howerton
Muriel Winters
Clarence Culliss
Junior Johnson
Leonard Mabry
Funeral plans set for Rufus T Lilly 80 Hinton resident
Rufus Tol Lilly 80 of Hinton died 8 45 am Monday in a Hinton hospital after a heart attack born Summers County July 20 1882 son of the late Rufus Lilly and Margaret Persinger Lilly he lived much of his life in Summers County worked in farming and timber and was a member of the Stamford Interdenominational Church Survived by four sons and five daughters including Leslie Euric Sidney Carter and Barbara Ann Wyatt infant death of two day old daughter of Maynard and Mary Wyatt Burial at Cooke Cemetery near Pipestem with Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in charge Also notes Barbara Ann Wyatt died at Princeton hospital with maternal grandparents Alva Bowling and Mary Kelly present and arrangements by Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus T
Tol) Lilly
Hinton
Summers County
Rufus
Margaret Persinger Lilly
Interdenominational Church
Stamford
Leslie
Crestline
Ohio
Euric
Prosperity
Sidney
Skelton
Carter
Cleveland
Carson Bragg
Muriel Carmicheal
Mary Lynn
Tucson
Ariz
Margaret Neff
Hilldale
Jesse Meadows
Stanford
Martha Wimmer
Pearl Garten
Piney View
Ronald Meadows
Barbara Ann Wyatt
Maynard Wyatt
Pipestem Creek
Mary Kelly
Owen Harvey
Cooke
Pipestem
Princeton
Alva Bowling
Glen Morgan
West Virginia Blue Law Bill Moves Through Midnight Hurdle
Preiser seeks writ of prohibition arguing that the Sunday closing bill was passed after midnight on March 9 1963 the last day for legislative action except the Budget. Affidavits from State Attorney General and House officials claim the final vote occurred well after midnight and tape recordings indicate the time. The bill from the West Virginia Retailers Association would stiffen penalties and expand restricted Sunday sales items while clarifying business operations on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preiser
Atty
C. Donald Robertson
House
C. A. Blankenship
House Finance
Ivor Boiarsky
West Virginia Retailers Association
West Virginia
Cancer Clinic Today at County Health Dept on Harper Road
The Raleigh County Cancer Association will hold a clinic at 2:30 p.m. today at the County Health Department on Harper Road with Dr. Harry F. Cooper and Dr. William Covey leading, assisted by Health Department nurses. Mrs. Ralph Chrader and Mrs. John Boray serve as clinical secretary and assistant duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Cancer Association
County Health Department
Harper Road
Harry F. Cooper
William €. Covey
Health Department
Ralph Chrader
John Boray
Khrushchev Accepts Scandinavian Tour Invitations
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit Norway Sweden and Denmark next spring the Norwegian government said on Wednesday. He had planned to visit in 1959 but canceled due to an unfavorable atmosphere created by the Scandinavian press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Sweden
Denmark
Khrushchev
Cuban militiamen disarmed by Soviet commanders report
An anti Castro publication says Soviet commanders disarm Cuban militiamen to curb an anti Communist uprising. Free Cuba News cited refugee sources claiming Russians doubt militiamen loyalty and seek control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Free Cuba News
Citizens Committee For A Free Cuba
Reverend Harry Craig Dies After Heart Attack At Browns Lake
Harry Vern Craig 54 of Allen Town Pa former religious programming director for Rahall Enterprises Beckley died of a heart attack Monday night at Browns Lake in the Poconos where he had just started a vacation. He was an ordained minister and conductor of Open Mike on WKAP Allentown. He previously worked here six months about ten years ago and was known for taking in and rearing as many as 16 children at one time. He also conducted programs in Norristown St Peters burg and Jacksonville Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vern Craig
Allentown
Rahall Enterprises
Beckley
Browns Lake
Poconos
N. Joe Rahall
Craig
Rahall
WKAP
Norristown
St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles E. Roberts Morgantown obituary
Charles E Chuck Roberts 61 of Morgantown former WVU newsman and active in university affairs died at WVU Medical Center after a stroke. A Wheeling native he edited the Buckhannon Record Weston Democrat and Clarksburg Exponent and served as WVU news bureau assistant director and alumni official. He was Portland Cement Association state representative. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal Church with Buckhannon burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
UPI
Charles E
Chuck) Roberts
West Virginia University
WVU
Roberts
Wheeling
Buckhannon Record
Weston Democrat
Clarksburg
University
Associaton
Portland Cement Association
Trinity Episcopal Church
Buckhannon
Covington Brother of Mrs Wasum Dies After Illness
Everett White of Covington Kentucky and brother of Mrs Wassum of 303 Kessinger Street died at 5 10 p m Monday after a long illness Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon in Covington with Mr and Mrs Wassum attending the funeral per the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett White
Covington
W. E. Wassum
Kessinger St
Wassum
Photographer Perry E. Connor, 86, dies in New Hampshire
Perry E. Connor, 86, former official photographer at the 1905 Russo-Japanese peace conference in Portsmouth, NH, and longtime Eastman Kodak Co. photographer, died Monday at his home after retiring in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
N.H
UPI
Perry E. Connor
Portsmouth
Connor
Eastman Kodak Co
Bank of New York Chair Albert C. Simmonds Jr. dies
Albert C. Simmonds Jr. 60, chair of the Bank of New York, died Sunday night at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. He led the bank board and was a prominent figure in finance and philanthropy in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPT
Albert C. Simmonds Jr
The
Bank of New York
Columbia- Presbyterian Medical Center
Professor Bohner, German scholar, dies in Osaka at 77
Osaka University German professor and authority on Japanese history Hermann Bohner died at home in Osaka from pneumonia. He was 77 and had lived in Japan for 41 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
UPI
Hermann Bohner
Osaka University
Death of Prince Ferdinando Umberto Duke of Genoa
Prince Ferdinando Umberto aged 79 and the duke of Genoa died on Monday in Rome as reported by UPI. The Italian royal figure was widely known across European circles for his lineage and public duties. His passing prompts tributes from national and international leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
UPI
Ferdinando Umberto
Genoa
Three Plead Guilty In Raleigh County Court
Three pleas of guilty were entered in Raleigh County Criminal Court this morning. Judge Harry L. McCreery accepted the pleas and set July 8 at 10 a.m. to pass judgment. Hyatt pleaded guilty to daytime burglary with Roy Cunningham as counsel. Osborne pleaded guilty to setting fire to another's property with Cunningham as counsel. Davis pleaded guilty to breaking and entering with attorney George Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Harry L. McCreery
Bill Henry Hyatt
Roy Cunningham
Okey Osborne
Osborne
Cunningham
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Sherwood Glutz
Higher Education Center
Heard
Paul A. Miller
Center For Appalachian Study
Kester
Kyle Cleaners
Raleigh Cleaners & Laundry
Richmond Cleaners & Laundry
Christine
Montana
Minuteman
Malmstrom Air Force Base
America
Dean Rusk
Ludwig Erhard
Mullens Law Student
T. W. Johnson
W. Robert Carr
James Satterfield
Joseph Luchini
E. P. Stansbury
James R. Banks
Rufus T. Lilly
Cancer Clinic Today
Scandinavia
Charles E. Roberts
Hansford Saunders
Long Fisher Funeral Home
Buo Legg
Grandview Memorial Park
Dunbar
Los Angeles
Percy M. Pike
Republic Supply Co
Pike
Thomas P. Pike
Eisenhower
James Lewis Davis
George Ballard
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