Suit Filed Over Auto Death Involving Lillys
A $10,000 lawsuit seeks damages for the death of Chester Field Ward after a June 16 1965 collision near South Kanawha Street and US Route 21. Sheriff Okey A. Mills administrator leads the action against Charles B Lilly of Ghent and his father Earl D Lilly of Cool Ridge. Ward died from injuries suffered when struck by a car owned by Earl and driven by Charles. Mills is represented by W A Thornhill III.
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Okey A. Mills
Chester Field Ward
Charles B. Lilly
Ghent
Earl D. Lilly
Cool Ridge
Ward
Lilly
South Kanawha St
U. S. Rt. 21
Mills
Next of
W. A. Thornhill III
Raleigh County
George L. Kincaid Jr
Peggy L
Midway
Thornhill
Strip Mining Report Asked In 30 Days
Charleston UP I report says Gov Hulett C Smith expects a preliminary strip mining study within 30 days. Task force chair Callaghan plans more subcommittee meetings to meet the deadline while a split on damage control shows one side wants total ban and the other does nothing. McDonough notes a planned dissent in the subcommittee’s final report.
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Charleston
UPI
David Callaghan
Hulett C. Smith
Callaghan
State Natural Resources
Robert McDonough
McDonough
Smith
Congress House Passes Bill To Hike Parcel Post
The House approved a bill to raise parcel post rates by about 8 cents per parcel and expand size and weight limits to 40 pounds and 100 inches. The measure aims to boost postal revenue by about 103 million dollars yearly and ease competition with Railway Express Agency. An amendment would open post office jobs to unemployed REA or railroad workers affected by the expanded limits. Other actions: Senate passed bills liberalizing suits against the federal government and measures on agency settlements and limitations. Nominations confirmed include Rosel Hyde FCC chair and Henry Stebbins ambassador to Uganda. A five year 5 million fish flour research program was approved and sent to the House.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Railway Express Agency
White House
Rosel H. Hyde
Federal Communication Commission
FCC
Nicholas Johnson
Henry E. Stebbins
Uganda
John A H. Crimmins
Dominican Republic
New President Named for Women's National Press Club
Eve Edstrom of the Washington Post was elected president of the Women's National Press Club for the coming year, succeeding Mary Gallagher of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Washington
UPI
Eve Edstrom
The
Washington Post
Women’s National Press Club
Mary Gallagher
Cincinnati Enquirer
Worry Over Loose False Teeth Slipping Solved
Don’t be embarrassed by slipping false teeth. Sprinkle FASTEETH on plates for added comfort and security. It holds plates more firmly with no gummy taste. Available at drug counters.
Kennedy Stakes Prestige In Major New York Surrogate Primary
In a New York Democratic surrogate race for Manhattan, Sen. Robert F. Kennedy lends his weight to a tight contest between State Supreme Court Justices Samuel J. Silverman and Arthur J. Klein. Klein holds party endorsements, while Silverman gains cross endorsements from reform Democrats Liberal party and Kennedy, turning a routine primary into a power struggle.
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Samuel J. Silverman
Arthur J. Klein
Manhattan
Reform Democrats
Liberal Party
Silverman
Wyoming grants fund job corps and building contracts
The U S Forest Service will award two contracts Wednesday for building at the Anthony Job Corps Conservation Center in Neola West Virginia. Fry Building Co of Roanoke Virginia bid 118183 for a mental recreation and arts and crafts building and 43579 for a vocational building. Senators Byrd and Randolph announced a 40750 federal grant to expand a summer neighborhood youth corps in Wyoming County Virginia to employ 100 youths, with the Department of Labor paying 90 percent of the project cost.
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Youth Corps
Eee
Wyoming County
County Board of Education
Department of Labor
Four Residents Appointed at Beckley BARH
The Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital will have 14 residents this year with four new doctors joining July 1. New hires include Dr. Arturo V. Pascual from Merrymount Cleveland internal medicine, Dr. Sungwhan Chang from Long Island Brooklyn NY surgery, Dr. Manuel J. Tornilla Jr. from Westmoreland Greensburg PA surgery, and Dr. S Goopal Raju from Bismarck ND surgery.
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Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Smothers
Arturo V. Pascual
Merrymount Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Sungwhan Chang
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Manuel J. Tornilla Jr
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
S. Goopal Raju
Bismark Hospital
Bismark
N. D
Piara L. Arora
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
K. N. Cynn
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Mass
M. N. Haque
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
William Lane
Division of Occupational Health
R. B. Mehta
City Hospital Center
Elmhurst
New York
A. M. Miraz
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Bas
Sophia Brothers Sentenced By Judge McCreery
Two Sophia brothers aged 15 and 13 were sentenced by Juvenile Court Judge Harry L. McCreery to the Industrial School For Boys at Pruntytown. They receive terms until age 21 on charges of breaking and entering and auto theft after allegedly breaking into The Sweet Shop in Sophia and stealing a car from Phillips Motor Co. in Sophia. The youths were later apprehended in Paterson, New Jersey, on another charge.
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Sophia Brothers
Pruntytown
Harry L. McCreery
Sophia
Phillips Motor Co
Paterson
N.J
Funeral services for Judd Davidson at First Baptist Glen Jean
Judd Davidson 90 of Beckley will have funeral services Wednesday at 2 PM at the First Baptist Glen Jean with Rev. Gilbert and Rev. Carles Whitted officiating. Burial follows in Greenwood Memorial Park Beckley. Davidson died Saturday in a nursing home. The body will be moved from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor to the church one hour before the service.
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Judd Davidson
First Baptist Ee
Funeral Services for Mrs Lizzy Ford in Garten
Mrs Lizzy Ford 88 of Garten dies Saturday Funeral set for 11 am Wednesday at Mount Zion Baptist Church Garten with burial in Pine Ridge Cemetery Alder s on Friends may call at Trent Durgan Funeral Home after 2 pm today Body to be placed in church an hour before services Also listed is service for John William Murdock 85 of 354 Ellison Ave with funeral at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel at 3 pm Wednesday Burial in Sunset Memorial Park Murdock a life long Raleigh County resident died Monday in a local hospital Survivors include a son and three daughters among others Funeral home calls and pallbearers listed
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Mount Zion Baptist Church
Garten
Lizzy Ford
Leon Simms
Pine Ridge
Alderson
Trent- Durgan
John William Murdock
Ellison Ave
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
G. E. Huffman
Sunset Memorial Park
Raleigh County
Murdock
Lester
J. C
Martha Pease Murdock
Crab Orchard Improvement Company
Eccles
Church of Christ and United Mine Workers of America
Minnie Brown Murdock
Jack
Sophia
B. R
Gladys) Patterson
Carlsbad
N. M
Joe
Nellie) Palmer
Ambridge
Ernest
Myrtle) Smee
Baltimore
James
Rupert
George
Beaver
Dan
Glen White
Alice Phillips
Skelton
Lou Foley
Billy Murdock
Nathan Brown
Howard Brown
Joe Culberto
Carson Kelley
Romey Hampton
Vernal Reed
Edward M. Redden dies at 44 in Prosperity
Edward M. Redden 44 of Prosperity died Monday at a local hospital. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace Chapel with Rev. Shirley Donnelly officiating. Burial will be in Kidwell Cemetery at Table Rock. He was born May 21, 1922 at Table Rock, employed as a tractor trailer driver for Norwalk Freight Lines, Cleveland, Ohio, and a World War II veteran. He is survived by his wife Christine Tucker Redden, a stepson Pvt. Thomas Phelps, five daughters, three brothers, four sisters, and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers are Joe Puckett, Douglas Richmond, Robert Redden, Milton Smith, Vernon Pack, and Robert Lee Morris. Friends may call after 3 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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Edward M. Redden
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Peace Chapel
Shirley Donnelly
Kidwell Cemetery
Table Rock
Redden
Azel and
Eimma Moye Redden
Norwalk
Grandview
Stanley Jackson
Fred Warrick
Cleveland
Carl Lilly Jr
Beaver
Ray Merrick
Beckley
Joe Puckett
Douglas Richmond
Robert Redden
Milton Smith
Vernon Pack
Robert Lee Morris
Death notice for Estell Robinson sister of Nora Robinson
Mrs. Nora Robinson of 200 F. St. has received notice of the death of her sister Estell. The brief item records a family bereavement with no additional details on date or funeral.
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Nora Robinson
F. St
Estell
Weston Killer Escapes From State Hospital
Ivan Hoover, 38, an escapee from Weston State Hospital, hacked his elderly parents to death with a mattock in 1957. He climbed a 12 foot fence, fled into surrounding woods, and is being hunted by sheriffs and state police. Hoover had been returned in 1958 after the slayings and had escaped once before, then recaptured.
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Weston
UPI
Lewis County
Weston State Hospital
Cornelia Wilbur
Ivan Hoover
Wilbur
Hoover
Harrisville
Ritchie County
Beckleyan Graduates From Dentistry School
Lewis Kittle II of 400 South Kanawha Street is among 17 graduates of West Virginia University School of Dentistry who passed the state board examination and became certified to practice dentistry in West Virginia. Dr. Lawrence D. Fanati, secretary of the West Virginia Board of Dental Examiners, announced the June 67 exams were given at the WVU School of Dentistry.
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Lewis Kittle II
South Kanawha St
West Virginia University School of Dentistry
West Virginia
Lawrence D. Fanati
West Virginia Board of Dental Examiners
WVU School of Dentistry
Ohio girl, 5, drowns near Parkersburg in river tragedy
United Press International reports five year old Tina Marie Marks of Belpre Ohio, formerly Parkersburg, drowned while swimming in the Little Kanawha River near Parkersburg becoming West Virginia's 10th drowning this period. Two Jefferson County teens, Sammy Davis Jr., 16, and Winfred F. Brown, 14, both of Charles Town, drowned Sunday night in the Shenandoah River near Harpers Ferry.
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United Press International
Ohio
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Tina Marie Marks
Ershel Marks
Belpre
Little Kanawha River
Jefferson County
Shenandoah River
Harpers Ferry
Sammy Davis Jr
Winfred F. Brown
Charles Town
Thant to Visit Moscow for July 25 28 Talks
United Nations Secretary General Thant will travel to Moscow from July 25 to 28. It marks his fourth visit to the Soviet Union and occurs at the invitation of the Soviet government, the UPI report said.
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United Nations
UPI
Thant
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
FMC Awarded 4.7 Million Contract for M1 Carriers
United States Army awarded FMC Corp of South Charleston West Virginia a 4.7 million dollar contract to modify M1 personnel carriers and produce 11 M-548 cargo carriers. Also announced were 121370 grant for Greenacres facility for 20 mentally retarded patients, 8898 for Raleigh County eight week summer camp, 530000 from Water Pollution Control Commission to South Charleston for sewer system improvements totaling 958300.
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Greenacres
Lesage
Cabell County
Raleigh County
W. Va
Office of Economic Opportunity
Water Pollution Control Commission
South Charleston
Court To Hear Turnpike Appeal In 5 Death Suit
The West Virginia Supreme Court will hear the Turnpike Commission’s appeal over a 1964 five death collision involving a postal van and a tractor-trailer. The lower court awarded $25,000 to each family, finding highway maintenance negligence. The commission disputes duty to remove natural ice and snow and cites conflicting crash timing testimony. killed were Louis Rose Cyril Williams George Christo Hubert McGee W. Brent Robinson.
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Charleston
UPI
State Supreme Court
W. Va. Turnpike Commission
Kanawha
Commission
Hennis Truck Lines
HPO Inc
Supreme Court
Hennis
Turnpike Commission Appeal
Circuit Court
Turnpike Commission
Louis Rose
Cyril Williams
George Christo
Hubert McGee
W. Brent Robinson
Soldier’s rough awakening arrives in Vietnam
David, fresh in Vietnam with the 25th Infantry Division engineers, endures a chaotic transfer from Army to Army as he faces a brigadier general’s rebuke, police involvement, and a U.S. consul arranged ride home. He recalls hearing battles and helicopters, hoping the exposure shapes him.
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Viet Nam
David
25Th Infantry Division
Cu Chi
Saigon
Engineers
Echo Company
65Th Engineers
New York Newspaper Guild Reaches Accord
The Newspaper Guild of New York and World Journal Tribune Inc. reach a settlement to end a 64 day strike against the merger formed by the biggest U.S. newspaper merger. Ratification by guild members awaited. pact clears path for the World Journal Tribune debut across three papers once other unions agree.
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New York
UPI
Newspaper Guild of
The
World Journal Tribune Inc
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World Journal Tribune Company
Byrd Attacks Housing Bill as Unconstitutional
Sen Robert Byrd opposes the housing provision of the Civil Rights Bill, arguing it violates basic human and property rights. He contends federal rules on private property sales and rentals would be unconstitutional, violate due process, and infringe equal protection, challenging the bill as a wolf in sheep's clothing.
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Washington
UPI
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Byrd
America
Fort
Mt. Sinai
States Drawn Boys State To Ballot Tonight
Jackson's Mill UPI reports Keith Kinder of Charleston will oppose Mike Akers of South Charleston for the top gubernatorial spot at Boys State. Primary results show 19 candidates for governor and multiple general election races with Nationalist and Federalist tickets competing. Inauguration set for Wednesday with State Supreme Court Judge Chauncey Browning presiding. Gov Hulett C Smith to speak Thursday. Senator Jennings Randolph urged turnout, citing low Democratic and Republican voting shares across many counties.
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Jackson’s Mill
UPI
Keith Kinder
Charleston
Mike Akers
South Charleston
Boys State
Kinder
Nationalist Party
Akers
Ralph Hayes
Lewisburg
Otis Jones
Mike Kesler
Hico
Fayette County
Joe Deegan
Bridgeport
Ed Fairchild
Morgantown
Steve Conley
Ravenswood
Charles de Bord
Allan Woodford
Elkins
Thomas B. Criss
Clarksburg
Danny Akers
Fayetteville
Supreme Court
Steve Knezovich
Paden City
Chuck Fodor
Weirton
George Mitchell
Phil Hazeldine
David Fetter
Huntington
Rick Warmuth
Cameron
Jerry Walker
Paul D. Taylor
Fairmont
Robert Nuzum
Steve Lewis
Chauncey Browning
Donald Robertson
Hulett C. Smith
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Randolph
Nicholas
Berkeley
Doddridge
Hampshire
Mingo
Greenbrier
McDowell
Argentina Prepares to Install Ogania as President
Ogania, a former army commander, set to be installed at noon amid a clash with generals and admirals sparked by Maj. Gen. Caro’s dismissal and arrest. Caro, longtime Illia ally, was accused of attending a political meeting without authorization. Military leaders oppose Peronist influence and Communist activity in universities, fearing a strong Peronist showing in March provincial and congressional elections.
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Ogania
Pistarini
Carolos A. Caro
II Corps
Caro
Rossario
Argentina
Romulo E. Castro Sanchez
Castro
Armando
Illia
Pistraini
Juan D. Peron
Buddhist Faction Rift Amid Hunger Strike Leader Refuses Health Plea
Thich Tam Chau, rival to Tri Quang, left the room in anger as a moderate faction challenges the antigovernment movement. Thich Tinh Khiet urged Tri Quang, 80, to end his hunger strike for health and a chance to work with the government toward a settlement. Tri Quang's doctor says he continues the fast, now described as very weak, with only tea or sweet water.
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Thich Tam Chau
Tri Quang
Thich Tinh Khiet
Viet Nam
Viet Nam War Pushes Major Ground and Air Operations
Viet Nam features about 16 000 troops in a major operation. U S jets conduct 85 missions against North Viet Nam supply lines and guerrilla sites in the South. One Navy A4 Skyhawk is shot down. Buddhist leader Thich Tri Quang rejects moderation and keeps a hunger strike against Ky's military government, defying church orders.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
Thich Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thich Tinh Khiet
AMA votes for direct doctor billing to patients
Unanimous AMA resolutions and reports support maintaining the doctor patient relationship through direct billing by physicians. The AMA board of trustees said Medicare deficiencies should be blamed on the federal government.
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AMA
Board of Trustees
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