Moore Calls Barron Job Figures Fabrication in West Virginia
Rep Arch A Moore charges Gov Barron with fabricating job figures from 23.5 million in federal funds for West Virginia recreation projects. He cites a 500 to 3,500 job range and notes ARA approvals totaling 24.5 million for parks and a 3.5 million clinic in Elkins as supporting his view. The clash follows Moore’s vote against extending the ARA program as the Senate sent its bill back for House reconsideration.
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Washington
UPI
Arch A. Moore
W. Va
W. W. Barron
Barron
West Virginia
Area Redevelopment Administration
Elkins
Moore
House
Senate
ARA
City Driver's Licenses Deadline Is Sunday
Beckley Police Chief M E Tyree reminded the public that Sunday marks the deadline for 1963 City Operator's Licenses with no extension granted. He also urged dog owners to purchase 1964 pet licenses before Sunday.
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Beckley
M. E. Tyree
Ing
FMC Contract Seen Providing 300 New Jobs
Gov. Barron announced FMC will secure a $14.5 million Army contract for the South Charleston plant creating 250 to 300 Kanawha Valley jobs. Construction of XM577 carrier command post vehicles starts in November and runs to July 1964, with training under Kanawha County ADR program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Taylor
FMC
Taylor
Kanawha County Area Redevelopment Administration
Ward linked to Astor money in Keeler testimony
Christine Keeler testified that Ward, charged with living off earnings of prostitutes, gave the landlord a check from Lord Astor owner of Cliveden where she met Profumo and Ward. She said she had intercourse with Profumo and Ivanov in Ward's flat and that Ward introduced Keeler to both men. She denied seeing herself as a prostitute.
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Lord Astor
Christine
Ward
Britain
Cliveden
Profumo
Ivanov
Miss Keeler
Jurors Report in Two Raleigh Court Sessions
Raleigh County Criminal Court jurors must report at 9 30 a.m. Monday. Raleigh County Circuit Court jurors are ordered to report a week later at 9 a.m. on July 8.
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Raleigh County Criminal Court
Raleigh County Circuit Court
Cabell Private Eye Firm Being Probed
CHARLESTON UPI The suspension or revocation of the Huntington Research Bureau Inc license will be considered after a full investigation Secretary of State Joe Burdett said Huntington City Manager R M Hoisington asked for the license action. The firm led by suspended Capt Herman A Frazier who was indicted by a federal grand jury in Nashville on jury tampering charges also involves Lt Nelson Paden among about a dozen indicted in the Teamster case.
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Charleston
UPI
Huntington
Joe Burdett
R.M. Hoisington
Huntington Research Bureau, Inc
Herman A. Frazier
Nashville
Tenn
Frazier
Injuries in Wyoming County Two hospital cases and a release
Two men remained hospitalized and one treated and released after separate Thursday accidents in Wyoming County. Ed Thomas Hatfield, 19, of Ransom Kentucky, a Central Glass Co. employee, underwent emergency surgery for a severed tendon in his right hand and leg cuts after a plate glass fell while unloading in Pineville. Chester Shelton, a Pineville miner at Itmann No 1 mine, suffered a back injury and fractured right ankle in a 7 am fall and was at Bluefield Sanitarium. William Ralph Miller, 18, was treated and released for a foot injury after a picked slipped while changing a tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Rns
Wyoming County
Ed Thomas Hatfield
Ransom, Ky
Central Glass Co
Williamson
Hatfield
Wyoming General Hospital
Pinevile
Pineville
Itmann
Chester Shelton
Bluefield
Khrushchev to Berlin as Kennedy visit looms
Moscow reports Khrushchev will visit Berlin along with Gheorghiu-Dej as satellite leaders converge on the city. East German authorities stage propaganda while tens of thousands cheer Khrushchev, though not with the spontaneous mass turnout Kennedy drew in West Berlin.
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Berblin
Moscow
Gheraghe Gheorghiu- Dej
Bucharest
Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
West Berlin
East Berlin
Ulbricht
Niederschoenhausen
Caning Incident Narrative Through Hotel Corridor
Witnesses testified that Zantzinger cursed Mrs. Carroll, a grandmother of eleven, for delaying a drink and struck her with a cane. She collapsed after the blow, as the second waitress and a bellhop observed the incident.
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Zantzinger
Mrs. Carroll
Lumber theft reported at Bragg School site razed by Board of Education
Raleigh County sheriff deputies investigate the theft of a lumber pile from the Bragg School site during razing. About 60 two by four boards and a steel eight foot gate were taken sometime Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Sheriff's Deputies
Bragg
Board of Education
Kennedy in Cork crowds greet visit with folksy lines
President Kennedy visits Cork to receive the freedom of the city amid huge crowds and a warm reception described as louder than any since his arrival in Ireland. He cautioned about the Berlin clash and emphasized ties between Ireland and the United States while dodging a kiss of the Blarney Stone amid thousands of screaming teens.
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Cork
Kennedy
Dublin
Berlin
Ireland
Europe
United States
Latin America
U.S
Africa
Asia
Forfeits Total $151 in City Police Court
A total of $151 was forfeited in City Police Court Thursday night. Three area motorists forfeited a $20 bond each on speeding offenses. They were Timmith D. Nunn, Okey C. Harvey, both of Fairdale and Raymond Trump, Glen Morgan. Five persons forfeited a total of $91 on drunk charges. Destruction of property charges were dismissed against James Marlin Lambert, 27, and Grace Pack, 40. The two were charged with breaking windows in the Baker Lumber Co. and a door at the Baker Paint Store, North Kanawha Street, on June 22. Both men, deaf mutes, also were charged with being drunk. Judge Edward P. Stansbury will render a decision today.
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Timmith D. Nunn
Okey C. Harvey
Fairdale
Raymond Trump
Glen Morgan
James Marlin Lambert
Grace Pack
Baker Lumber Co
Baker Paint
Kanawha Street
Edward P. Stansbury
Drunk Driving Charged in Raleigh County Jail Booking
Charles Lilly of Beaver was arrested by State Police for drunk driving and lodged in Raleigh County Jail at 4:35 p.m. Thursday before being released after posting bond to Magistrate Paul Epperly in Shady Spring. A Beckley woman was jailed by Sheriff s Deputies at 9:45 p.m. Thursday on a mental warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lilly
Beaver
Raleigh
Paul Epperly
Shady Spring
Beckley
Sheriff's Deputies
Deaths Paul U King 62 Oak Hill obituary
Funeral services for Paul U King 62 of 410 Kelly Ave Oak Hill will be at 4 p m Saturday at Thomas Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill Rev C S Donnelly to officiate Burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill He died Thursday morning from a self inflicted gunshot wound after his station closed He was a mechanic at Campbell's Esso Station and is survived by his wife Lottie a son James and two grandchildren
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Paul U. King
Kelly Ave
Oak Hill
Thomas Funeral Home
C. S. Donnelly
High Lawn Memorial Park
King
Campbell
Esso
M. G. Hresan
Fayette County
Hiesan
Upton
Cane Baptist Church
Oak
Lottie King
James
Infant MacAulay Graveside Service Held Today
The infant daughter of Dr and Mrs Malcolm G MacAulay of 501 Maxwell Hill Rd died nine hours after birth at a local hospital. Graveside rites were conducted at noon in Sunset Memorial Park by Rev Sylvester Stand. Survivors include two sisters Marilyn and Jacqueline and three brothers Jefferey Tommy and Brian. Arrangements were by Keyser Bryant Funeral Home.
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Mary MacAulay
Malcolm G. MacAulay
Maxwell Hill Rd
Sunset Memorial Park
Sylvester
Marilyn
Jacqueline
Jefferey
Tommy
Brian
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Paul Richmond Funeral Rites Held for Huntington Man
Funeral services for Paul Richmond 50 of Huntington formerly Beaver will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev. J A Shaffer officiating Burial will follow in Blue Jay Cemetery He died in a Huntington rest home after a long illness Born July 24 1912 in Crow he was the son of the late Edward and Mattie Payne Richmond Survived by five sisters Ona McLaughlin Lola Shumaker Stella Cook Anna Mae Stover Delores Elliott and three brothers Arthur Richmond Harding Richmond Kyle Richmond He was survived by his wife Lillian Knight Smith two sons Claude S Jr and Robert Paul two brothers Fred Frank Mike Smith two sisters Lucy Saunders and Lee Shupe and a grandchild The body remained at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home lings in Wyoming County and Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Pineville.
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Paul Richmond
Huntington
Beaver
J. A. Shaffer
Blue Jay
Crow
Edward and
Mattie Payne Richmond
Ona McLaughlin
Mary A Riser rites set for Oak Hill woman at Carlisle Church
Mrs. Mary Ann Riser 64 of Oak Hill dies after long illness. Final rites will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Church of God at Carlisle, Rev. C. E. Bays officiating. Burial in Peters Cemetery at Dothan. Survived by five sons Wilbur Carlisle Robert Craigsville Rodney Oak Hill Jennings Fenwick Frank Cleveland Ohio. two daughters Ioie Toney Union City Ind Ruth Ann Harry Cleveland Ohio. stepson Glenn Riser Scarbro. two stepdaughters Ora Wallace Estella Turner Charleston. sister Telia Whitt Dothan. half sister Victoria Woodrum Lesage. 19 grandchildren. 3 great grandchildren. Body to be taken from Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill to Rodney’s home at 4 p.m. today and to church one hour before funeral.
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Mary Ann Riser
Oak Hill
Church of God At
Carlisle
C. E. Bays
Peters
Dothan
Robert
Craigsville
Rodney
Jennings
Fenwick
Frank
Cleveland
Ohio
Ioie Toney
Union City
Ind
Ruth Ann Harry
Glenn Riser
Scarbro
Ora Wallace
Estella Turner
Charleston
Telia Whitt
Victoria Woodrum
Lesage
Tyree
Final rites for Johnny Bentley in Lookout Ky.
Johnny Bentley 36 Mullens died from a mine rock fall at the Somet Solvay Tralee mine. Funeral at Pine Grove Old Regular Baptist Church Lookout with Rev. Joe Johnson. Burial Johnson Memorial Park Pikeville. He was born March 17 1927 Rock House Ky, son of John and Eliza Bentley. Survived by Glenna Sharlene Ramey Bentley two sons Rodney and Danny four brothers four sisters. Body will move from Sam Foglesong Funeral Home Mullens to church 4 p.m. Saturday. Friends may call at the fete's home this afternoon.
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Johnny Bentley
Mullens
Pine Grove Old Regular Baptist
Lookout
Joe Johnson
Johnson Memorial Park
Pikeville
Bentley
Somet-Solvay Division
Tralee
Rock House
John
Eliza Bentley
Glenna Sharlene Ramey Bentley
Rodney
Danny
Leon
Thomas
Jonah
Cleo Bentley
Ella Price
Della Coleman
Stella May
Mella Adkins
Sam Foglesong
Widow Agnes Dorsey Dies After Long Illness at 64
Mrs. Agnes Dorsey aged 64 of Glen White died at 6 a.m. today at a niece’s home, Pauline Yancey, after a long illness. Survived by a sister, Beatrice Nicholson of Codover, Alabama. Body at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor pending arrangements.
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Agnes Dorsey
Glen White
Pauline Yancey
Beatrice Nicholson
Codover
Ala
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
Final rites for Claude Swanson Smith in Pineville
Claude S Smith 62 of Pineville will have funeral services at 11 am Saturday at Pineville Presbyterian Church led by Rev Kenneth King. Burial follows in Bassett Va family cemetery. He died Thursday morning at home after a heart attack born Bassett Va December 3 1900 son of John Thomas and Lucy Winn Smith and was an automobile dealer owner of Pineville Motor Sales for 17 years stockholder in Castle Rock Bank and owned real estate.
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Claude Swanson Smith
Pineville
Pineville Presbyterian Church
Kenneth King
Bassett
Smith
John Thomas
Lucy Winn Smith
Pineville Motor Sales
Castle Rock Bank
United Nations Approves Peace Operations Funding Plan
The United Nations reaffirmed collective responsibility for peace operations and set future principles. It appropriated 42.5 million dollars to continue Congo and Middle East missions through year end. Efforts to collect roughly 100 million dollars in arrears from delinquent members continued. U N bonds sales were extended to December 31. A study on a general peace fund was urged, with a 21 nation working group to report in 1964. The Soviet bloc opposed the measures, with France aligning with it on most issues.
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Congo
Middle East
U. N
Thant
Assembly
France
Dog-Training Prison Escapee Back In Custody
An inmate who escaped from Camp Fairchance with another convict and the prison bloodhound returned to custody. Harry B. Allen and Bruce C. Seabolt were captured at Rick Saunders’s home in Elkview after stealing a car in Clendenin. Allen faced escape and auto theft charges, while Seabolt faced auto theft. Allen had a .22 derringer and had been serving 1 to 10 years for grand larceny. The escape occurred from the honor farm and involved Clyde Shears Jr. as a partner.
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Harry B. Allen
Jordan’s Creek
Kanawha County
Joe Boland
Cannor Boland
Allen
Bruce C. Seabolt
Elkview
Rick Saunders
Clendenin
John Armstead
Seabolt
Clyde Shears Jr
Camp Fairchance
Duke
Shears
Kennedy Names Lodge As Envoy To Viet Nam
President Kennedy will nominate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. as American ambassador to Viet Nam, with Lodge succeeding Frederick E. Notting Jr. in Saigon this fall. The move marks a high level U.S. diplomatic bet in Southeast Asia amid ongoing Cold War tensions and Vietnam’s political fragility. The United States has about 12,000 military advisers in the South Vietnam army, while political policies under Ngo Dinh Diem remain contested.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
State Department
Dublin
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
Viet Nam
Lodge
Saigon
Frederick E. Notting Jr
Southeast Asia
Russia
China
Laos
South Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Manford Calendar rites set for Ury resident
Funeral services for Manford Calendar 64 of Ury will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday in the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Chapel with Rev G C Gilbert presiding Burial will follow in Greenwood Memorial Park He died in a local hospital about 5 30 a m Thursday A retired coal miner and World War I veteran he is survived by Pearl Calendar a son Jackie at home and a brother Ernest of Allen Junction
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Manford
Ury
Ritchie and Johnson
G. C. Gilbert
Greenwood Memorial Park
Pearl Calendar
Jackie
Ernest
Allen Junction
Final rites for Ezra L. Bailey
Ezra L. Bailey 88, of Spanishburg, died Thursday in a Chillicothe hospital after years as a farmer. Final rites are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Bailey Funeral Home Chapel in Princeton with Rev. Paul Hall presiding. Burial will follow in the family cemetery on the Spanishburg Gardner Road. He was born December 2, 1887, in Spanishburg, son of Jahue and Sarah Kinzer Bailey. Surviving are Ida Hubbard Bailey a son Hobart Lee Bailey of Princeton and a daughter Mrs Beverley Sandford of Princeton. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today. Pallbearers are Carlos and M B Farley Ray Ferguson Ray Moore Fred Gunter and Kelly Wooten.
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Ezra Lee Bailey
Spanishburg
Bailey
Princeton
Paul Hall
Spanishburg-Gardner Road
Chillicothe
Ohio
Jahue
Sarah Kinzer Bailey
Ida Hubbard Bailey
Hobart Lee Bailey
Beverley Sandford
Carlos
M. B. Farley
Ray Ferguson
Ray Moore
Fred Gunter
Kelly Wooten
Beckley Rescue Squad Responds to Eye Injury and Fainting
The Beckley Rescue Squad attended two incidents on Thursday. Leonard Gore, 46, was struck in the left eye by lumber while razing a house on Ninth Street at 5 p.m. He received on-scene treatment and did not require hospitalization. A second call at 11:30 p.m. on Morris Avenue involved Mary Maxwell, 48, who collapsed, with a local doctor in attendance. Earlier, at 10:30 a.m., Mrs. Mabel Ross of Woodlawn Avenue received first aid after fainting.
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Beckley
Ninth Street
Leonard Gore
Morris Avenue
Mary Maxwell
Mabel Ross
Woodlawn Avenue
Explosive Bicycle Attack Kills 11 in Saigon
In Saigon three bombs on bicycles exploded outside the U S military aid mission, killing 11 Vietnamese and wounding 39. Three American civilians in the MAAG offices were injured. one seriously, evacuated to Nhatrang hospital. Saigon officials warned casualty totals could rise as some patients were in critical condition.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
U. S
Nhatrang
Military Assistance Advisory Group
Udall Sees Goldwater Nomination as Healthy for Country
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall, a liberal Democrat from Goldwater's home state, said a 1964 race between President Kennedy and Senator Barry Goldwater could be healthy for the nation. He suggested the GOP might benefit from nominating the conservative Arizona senator, a true conservative with a conservative banner. Udall added Goldwater represents the party's view, and his nomination would be a departure the GOP hasn’t pursued in 20 years.
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Washington
UPI
Stewart Udall
Kennedy
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Udall
Goldwater
President Nyerere to Visit White House in July
The White House announced that President Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika will be Kennedy's guest in Washington on July 15 and 16. Nyerere last met Kennedy in July 1961, six months before Tanganyika gained independence.
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Dublin
UPI
White House
Julius Nyerere
Tanganyika
Kennedy
Washington
Nyerere
Three Suits Seek Total Of $215000
Three separate suits filed in the Raleigh County Circuit Clerk's office seek a total of 215000 arising from a gas explosion. Plaintiffs include Harry Franklin Stoots and Cora Frances Stoots with Rosie Lillian Stoots as co‑plaintiff, alleging death and injuries from a gas pipe installation by Willis Gas and Water Works employee H F Stoots at Elizabeth Henry’s home. Elizabeth Henry seeks 150000 plus medical expenses for her son and 35000 for personal injuries. A separate action by Elizabeth Henry for her son Joseph Lee Henry Jr. seeks 35000. A fourth suit, for 8955, concerns a promissory note under the Griffith will. A fifth suit, for 7000, involves Rich Woody, Olive Woody, and Hartford Mutual Insurance Co. of Bel Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Willis
Willis Gas and Water Works
Harry Franklin Stoots
Cora Frances Stoots
Rosie Lillian Stoots
Raleigh County
Thomas Wiley
Adeline Wiley
H. F. Stoots
Elizabeth Henry
Adeline
Henry
Joseph Lee Henry Jr
Joseph
Thornhill, Thornhill and Kennedy
Mary Ann Griffith
Ethel Gore Griffith
Thomas Griffith
Ethel M. Griffith
Robert Sayre
Rich H. Woody
Olive Woody
Hartford Mutual Insurance Co
Bel Air
Sanford Wills
Icie Wills
Joseph Luchini
Leo Brici
Magistrates Impose Fines and Sentences
John D Hazelwood of Glen Jean paid a $5 fine and costs to Magistrate W A Burke on a hazardous driving charge after State Police cited him on Routes 19 21 on June 21. W F Johnson of 209 Rural Acres Dr pleaded guilty to a bad check and was remanded to Raleigh County Jail in lieu of a $100 fine. He was arrested on a warrant from Ernest Licklitter Jr. owner of the L B Supermarket on the U S 1921 By pass. Raleigh Johnson was sentenced to 10 days in jail in lieu of the fine. Michael C Stanton, 21, of An sted paid a $25 fine and costs to Magistrate Rodriguez on a reckless driving charge after arrest on U S 19 21 Saturday by State Police.
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John D. Hazelwood
Glen
U.S
Raleigh Johnson
Michael C. Stanton
Ansted
Rodriguez
Soviet Ships Harass Search for Thresher Debris
Photographs of ocean floor scraps were taken by the bathyscaph Trieste near the Thresher’s last dive site 220 miles off New England. Soviet vessels repeatedly probed the 25 mile search area as Navy ships and Trieste crew faced a risky cat and mouse chase during a five day search.
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Fort Snelling AT
UPS
New England
Thresher
Navy
Trieste
U.S. Navy
Kuprin
Soviet Union
Frank A. Andrews
Florida Driver Jailed After Ramming Parked Cars
Mary H. Christian of Tampa was charged with reckless driving after her 1957 car struck three parked vehicles on North Kanawha Street in Beckley. Police lodged her at Raleigh County Jail. total damage estimated at $600. Christian said she was visiting friends in Beckley.
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Florida
North Kanawha Street
Mary H. Christian
Tampa
Fla
Raleigh County
Stanley Nile
Pete Ditmyer
North Kanawha St
Virgil R. Wood
Ellison Ave
Christian
Beckley
Two-Car Rear-Impact on South Fayette Street Injures No One
A Tuesday 4:40 p.m. two-car collision on South Fayette Street caused about 650 dollars in damages. Charles R. Garten Jr., 209 Granville Ave., drove a 1963 model car that was rear ended by Charles L. Fink of Shady Spring in a 1953 model vehicle. No charges were filed and no injuries were reported.
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South Fayette Street
Charles R. Garten ,Jr
Granville Ave
Charles L. Fink
Shady Spring
Coalwood Boy Drowns in Coalwood Pond Incident
A 13 year old McDowell County youth, Allen Lane Culbertson, drowned Wednesday after stepping into a hole while wading in a pond near his Coalwood home. Authorities identified him as the son of Mr and Mrs James Culbertson. The body was recovered.
Scofield to Speak at Glorious Church in Whitby
Evangelist E Scofield of Beckley will be guest speaker at the Glorious Church of Christ in Whitby at 3 p m Sunday The lie is invited to attend Bishop Stewart is pastor
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Scofield
E. Scofield
Beckley
Glorious Church of Christ
Whitby
Lie
Bishop Stewart
Pope Replies To Nik Message To Khrushchev
Vatican city upi Pope Paul VI responds with warm thanks to Premier Khrushchev for his congratulations on the election. The Vatican press office released the message noting no sending date. The pontiff prepared for the blessing and coronation as pope and a planned meeting with President Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Vatican
Paul
St. Peter's Basilica
Peter and Paul
Kennedy
United States
Goldwater Convention Sparks Heated Fight For Prize
Goldwater continues on page one as flags and banners are contested. Observers compare the scene to historic nominating conventions with a tense, hotly contested battle for the coveted prize.
Lumberport Girl Is 63 Dairy Princess
Dennis Rexroad, Lumberport, has been chosen as West Virginia's 1963 Dairy Princess. The WVU junior will compete nationally in Miami September 14 to 17, earning a $500 award. Assistant State Agriculture Commissioner Gus Douglass crowned the 20 year old at ceremonies. finalists included Betty Louise Cale, Elsa Selove, Grace Mae Hinkle, and Zara Alice Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Dennis Rexroad
Lumberport
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Rexroad
Mountain State
Miami
Fla
Gus Douglass
Betty Louise Cale
Elizabeth
Elseda Selove
Martinsburg
Grace Mae Hinkle
Frankford
Greenbrier County
Zara Alice Williamson
Southside
Mason County
Davis Charged With Speeding In City Court
Tivis E. Davis aged 19 of ee Street is ordered to appear in City Police Court Thursday Saturday on a speeding charge. He was cited by City Police at 12 20 a.m. today.
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Tivis E. Davis
Ee Street
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MacAulay Infant
Mary A. Riser
Claude S. Smith
United Nations
People's Credit Store
Prince St
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Squad
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Udall All
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