Runaway Car Basis Of Suit Beginning Today
The Raleigh circuit court opened a civil action over injuries from a June 1960 runaway car in a Municipal Parking Lot. Plaintiffs Mrs. Frank Nagye and husband sue Mrs. Will N. Sprague over injuries to Nagye’s foot and leg that required 18 months of treatment after a parked car rolled and struck hers. Attorneys Sparacino and Luchini represent the Nagyes. File Jr and Thornhill for Sprague. Jurors were seated and to view the accident site before testimony.
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Raleigh
Frank Nagye
Prosperity
Will N
Ann) Sprague
Lee Street
Nagye
Sprague
First Avenue
A. J. Sparacino
Quotes From United Press International Highlights
London Eric Lincoln fires four women for swaying on the job then rehiring after protests. Geneva Dean Rusk warns disarmament talks on a policed test ban are nearly dead. Washington Robert F Kennedy cites Marian Anderson concert mishap and his wife’s car singing. Swansea Derek Ace laments quarantine with 11 women nurses and lack of male companionship.
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United Press International
London
Eric Lincoln
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Marian Anderson
Stockpile Probe Plans Pushed
Washington investigators, aided by a presidential order, push plans for an inquiry into the 7.7 billion strategic stockpile. Sen. Stuart Symington may issue a statement today as hearings focus on 12 items now to be declassified, including aluminum and nickel, with figures on current stock, goals, and excess in dollars and units.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Kennedy
Three divorce decrees signed this week in Raleigh County
Judge Norman K. Knapp signed three divorce decrees and dismissed a related suit. The court granted Theodore N. Martin Jr. divorce from Dorothy Geraldine Martin, Jewel Gay Thompson divorce from James Lee Thompson with custody of one child, and Leslie M. Rogers divorce from Mary Lee Rogers. Trojan Steel Co won $996.36 plus 6 percent interest on $933.02 from Feb 14 1962 against Crysel Construction Co of Beckley. The court approved a $26,500 settlement among State Road Commission, Albert Wheley, Katharine Wheley, Irene Hall, Raleigh County Bank, and Bank of Raleigh for property used to improve State Route 16, involving about 2,800 square feet near Ellison Avenue.
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Raleigh County
Norman K. Knapp
Trojan Steel Co
Crysel Construction Co
Beckley
Theodore N. Martin Jr
Dorothy Geraldine Martin
Jewel Gay Thompson
James’ Lee Thompson
Leslie M. Rogers
Mary Lee Rogers
State Road Commission
Albert
Katherine W. Wheley
O. D
Irene Hall
Raleigh County Bank
Bank of Raleigh
Ellison Avenue
Former Blue Jay man testifies on postal rate hike before Senate panel
Phil Fourney of Ravenwood News and R. E. Fisher of Moorefield Examiner testified before the Postoffice Committee on proposed postal increases. The bill would lift second class rates by 53.4 million dollars annually and first class by 438 million.
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Blue Jay
Senate
Phil Fourney
The
Ravenwood News
Postoffice Committee
R. E. Fisher
Moorefield Examiner
Citrus Domination: Israel's Fruit Crowned Most Valuable
The report states that citrus fruit is the most valuable agricultural product in Israel. This highlights the crop’s economic prominence and its key role in the national agricultural sector.
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United Press International
Israel
Rhodell Man Treated For Cuts Today
John Cadle a Rhodell man in his 40s was treated and released from Wyoming General Hospital after being found cut and bleeding near Rhodell around 9 30 am He appeared incoherent due to intoxication and said he did not know who cut him Two 10 inch back gashes formed an X and a three inch cut near his mouth were described as superficial Police and deputies investigated Cadle coat cut to shreds and he was discharged after suturing the wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Fred Hammond
Irvin Simmons
Cadle
Algiers battles as OAS launches major attack
OAS commandos in civilian clothes set up control points in Algiers near a university tunnel and on Rue Michelet, firing on Moslems and triggering French army intervention. The pre-dawn clash, called the white night by residents, marked the largest OAS strike yet as France moves to crush terrorism ahead of Algerian independence.
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OAS
Rue Michelet
Secret Army Organization
France
Algeria
Algiers
Bab-el-Oued
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Lighter Side singer’s illness sparks New York cabaret breakthrough
The Lighter Side singer rose after illness to headline a five week run in a swank New York cabaret. An immigrant from Italy who arrived at 13, he once failed in films when told he did not sound Italian enough. Gene Kelly ultimately landed the acting role.
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New York
Stuarts
Italy
Gene Kelly
Crab Orchard Boy, 15, Held For Auto Theft
A Crab Orchard boy of 15 is held on auto larceny charges after being returned from Pikeville Kentucky. He allegedly drove a 1962 model car owned by Mrs. Lessie Thompson of Crab Orchard to Kentucky. The car was reported stolen Tuesday.
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Pikeville
Lessie Thompson
Crab Orchard
Kentucky
Deaths And Funerals Laura Smith of Camp Creek
Graveside rites for Laura Smith age 82 of Camp Creek were set for 2 p m today at Oakwood Cemetery. She died Tuesday at a Matewan nursing home after a long illness. Born May 4, 1879 at Stonecoal, she leaves a daughter Effie Hensley of St Albans and a son in law. Memorial Funeral Directory of Princeton handled arrangements. Survivors include two brothers Ernest L of Fayetteville and Clinton Tinsley of Thurmond, a sister Mrs Cal Owens of Summerlee, a daughter Gloria of Summerlee, and one grandchild. The body is at Collins Funeral Home in Glen Jean.
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Laura, Smith
Camp Creek
Oakwood
Smith
Matewan
Stonecoal
Claremont
Ernest L
Fayetteville
Clinton Tinsley
Thurmond
Cal Owens
Summerlee
Gloria
Collins Funeral Home
Glen Jean
RNS
William Floyd Schoolcraft funeral set for Whitesville
William Floyd Schoolcraft, 65, Colcord, died at home after a long illness. Survived by wife Esther, six sons including Denvil Dayton Ohio and Charles Cleveland, seven daughters, four brothers, three sisters, and 15 grandchildren. Body at Armstrong Funeral Home in Whitesville.
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William Floyd Schoolcraft
Colcord
Esther Schoolcraft
Denvil
Dayton
Ohio
Charles
Daniel
Cleveland
Bryant
Elvin
Randy
Betty Winston
Clear Creek
Mary Keefer
Phyllis Condra
Irene
Aretta
Sandra
Sharon
Ritchie
Hampton, Va
Ray
Chicago
Ill
Henry
George Schoolcraft
Edith Faut
Jamestown
Nora Giles
Detroit
Mich
Ruby Durst
Waverly
Armstrong Funeral Home
Whitesville
Funeral services for Mrs Mat tie Wilson 84 at New Hope Baptist
Funeral services for Mrs Mat tie Wilson 84 of 311 Earl Street will be held Sunday at 1 30 pm at New Hope Baptist Church with Rev Henry Du Bois officiating Burial will follow at Greenwood Memorial Park She died Tuesday en route to Beckley Memorial Hospital after a long illness Born in Bedford Virginia on January 3 1877 Survivors include husband James Wilson three daughters Clergy Brown Beckley Stella Mae Parker Affinity Beatrice Calloway Scarbro a son James East Park 30 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Friends may call after 5 pm today at Trent and Durgan Funeral Home. Burial later at Greens Town Cemetery Fountain died Friday in a Brooklyn hospital Born in Oak Hill February 9 1917 son of Mamie Moffette and the late Alex Fountain Body to remain at funeral parlor.
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Mattie Wilson
Earl St
New Hope Baptist Church
Henry du Bois
Greenwood Memorial Park
Wilson
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Bedford
James Wilson
Clergy Brown
Beckley
Stella Mae Parker
Affinity
Beatrice Calloway
Scarbro
James
East Park
Trent and Durgan Funeral Home
He and Johnson
P. B. Jasper
Greenstown
Fountain
Brooklyn
Oak Hill
Mamie Moffette
Summerlee
Alex Fountain
Robert L Bailey funeral set for Tuesday at First Christian
Funeral services for Robert Lee Bailey 69 of 812 N Oakwood Ave will be held at 2 pm Tuesday in the First Christian Church with Dr Walter S Griswold in charge Burial follows in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Bailey died Thursday night in a Clearwater Florida hospital after a long illness He was born May 5 1892 in Raleigh County a veteran of World War I and a former miner He last worked for Montgomery Ward in Beckley and was a member of several fraternal orders and local lodges He left behind Ada Bailey four daughters two stepdaughters a stepson two sisters four brothers six grandchildren and two great grandchildren The body arrives at the Coffee Funeral Home Sunday evening and will be available for viewing after noon Monday
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Robert Lee Bailey
N. Oakwood Ave
First Christian Church
Walter S. Griswold
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Bailey
Clearwater
Fla
Raleigh County
Walter
Mary Phipps Bailey
Montgomery Ward
Beckley
Free and Accepted Masons
Beckley Lodge No. 95
Loyal Order of Moose
Ada Bailey
Kathleen Garrison
Bloomington
Ill
Florence Murphy
Chula Vista
Calif
Willie Sandager
California
Erma Lee Pratt
Miami
Virginia Coffman
Zina Mae Combe
Cam Coffman Jr
Dunbar
Lena Arnold
Mount Hope
Ethel DeHart
Roscoe
Sprague
Basil
Carl
Prosperity
William
Charleston
Caffee Funeral Home
Funeral rites for Mrs Sarah Jane Richmond observed
Mrs. Sarah Jane Richmond 89 of Ramp will receive final rites at 11 a.m. Saturday at E. M. Meadows Funeral Home Hinton conducted by Rev. E C Wheeler. Burial follows in Dick Cemetery Ramp. She died at home Wednesday morning after a long illness. She was aunt to Jesse Richmond Roy Richmond and Mrs Noah Adams of Beckley.
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Sarah Jane Richmond
Ramp
E. M. Meadows
Hinton
E. C. Wheeler
Final rites for Troy D Brinson in Oak Hill
Funeral services are set for Troy D Brinson 63 of Carlisle at 2 p.m. Saturday in Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev. William Johnson and Rev. Elizabeth Creech. Burial follows at High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Brinson owned Quick Lunch Oak Hill. He died Wednesday at an Oak Hill hospital. Survived by Norma Brinson three sons Ellis Glen and Troy Jr three daughters Charlotte lem an Norma J Brinson a brother Carl two sisters Alma Little and Daisy Latham and nine grandchildren. The body will be taken to his home at 5 p.m. today and returned to the funeral home one hour prior to services.
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Troy D. Brinson
Carlisle
Tyree
Oak Hill
William Johnson
Elizabeth Creech
High Lawn Memorial Park
Brinson
Norma Brinson
Ellis
Cowen
Glen
Craigsville
Troy Jr
Wadsworth
Ohio
Charlotte Leman
Norma J. Brinson
Washington, D. C
Carl
Birmingham
Ala
Alma Little
Daisy Latham
Carbon Hill
Final rites held for Mrs Maggie L Pollard Covington Va
Mrs Maggie L Pollard of Covington Virginia died Tuesday and funeral rites were conducted at 3 30 p m in the Baptist Church Covington with Rev M F Robinson in charge Burial was in Cedar Hill Cemetery Frank Pollard a son Terry Pollard of Covington and two sisters Mrs Bertha Richardson of Covington and Mrs Emma Atkins of Beckley attended The Dykes Funeral Home of Covington arranged the services RNS
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Maggie L. Pollard
Covington
Baptist
M. F. Robinson
Cedar Hill
Pollard
Frank Pollard
Terry Pollard
Bertha Richardson
Emma Atkins
Beckley
James Fountain Funeral Services in Brooklyn
Funeral services for James Fountain 45 formerly of Minden will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Brooklyn New York. Fountain is listed as a long time resident of Brooklyn and was connected to the Minden area earlier in life.
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James Fountain
Brooklyn
N.Y
Minden
Ritch
Berlin clash hits Western mission car near Potsdam
East German Communist police fired on a U.S. Army sedan at a road block near Gotha during a four power standoff. The driver was wounded as a second military vehicle arrived and rescued the major and driver. The incident occurred amid East German demand for Russian officer presence and Russia's authority over Western missions.
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Germany
Berlin
U.S
Potsdam
East Germany
Gotha
William E. Evans Rites Planned in Matheny Church
Funeral services for William Edward Evans 71 of Jesse will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Matheny Methodist Church with Rev. C Herbert Perry and Rev. Ronald Baldwin presiding. Burial follows in Hillcrest Memorial Garden, Matheny. Evans, a World War I veteran and former Belle Mead Coal Co. employee, died Wednesday night in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. He is survived by Carrie Stewart Evans a son Douglas Evans of Richmond, Va a daughter Mrs Beulah Pizzino of Glen Fork 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. The body lies at Mc Dougal Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Pineville and may be viewed after noon today.
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William Edward
Bill) Evans
Jesse
Matheny Methodist Church
C. Herbert Perry
Ronald Baldwin
Hillcrest Memorial Garden
Matheny
Evans
Beckley Hospital
Lincoln County
James and
Jane Aldridge Evans
Wyoming County
Belle Mead Coal Co
Sabine
United Mine Workers, Local Union
Beckley
Independent Baptist Church
Glen Fork
Carrie Stewart Evans
Douglas Evans
Richmond
Beulah Pizzino
McDougal, Robertson, and
Ciucci life and Chessman in California gas chamber era
The article notes Ciucci received 12 stays of execution during his life. It also details California inmate Chessman, famed as the red light bandit, who spent 12 years fighting to avoid the gas chamber and was executed on May 2, 1960.
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Chessman
California
Father Seeks RFK Ruling on Son's Ducktail Haircut
Perry Georgia news item reports Walter C. Sorrells pressing Attorney General Robert Kennedy to decide if 17 year old Stanley Sorrells may wear a ducktail haircut at school. The dispute began after a high school principal ordered removal of the style, with suspensions and appeals to multiple boards, all rejected.
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Sorrells
Civil Rights Commission
Stanley
Deacon Sam Miller Dies After Sudden Collapse at Church
Deacon Sam Miller, 83, of Massey Street East Beckley, offered a prayer at New Hope Baptist Church around 7:30 p.m. Thursday, then collapsed in a pew. He died at Beckley Memorial Hospital with cause of death undetermined. Durgan Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Sam Miller
Massey Street
East Beckley
New Hope Baptist Church
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Trent and Durgan Funeral Home
Mrs Josephine Tinsley dies at 40 in Summerlee
Mrs Josephine Tinsley of Summerlee dies at her home at 12 30 p m on Thursday. Death is attributed to cancer. She was a member of the Summerlee community club and is survived by relatives in the area.
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Josephine Tinsley
Summerlee
The
Notable Deaths Across U.S. and Australia in Brief
Madrid general Fi del Davila Arrondo and 11 other figures from Spain Latvia and the United States and Australia are announced dead in UPI briefs. Individuals include Lt Gen Arrondo age 83. Jesuit Rev Joseph Roubik age 74. Adolfs Blodnieks premier of Latvia in 1933-34 age 72. L L Vaughan age 78. James Hay former Salvation Army leader age 96. Frank H Beck age 68 cartoonist. Henry Allen age 74 metallurgist. Charles Purcell age 75 Broadway performer. Mrs Ralph McGill age 57. Leopold Kling age 84 clothing maker and philanthropist.
Clear View Tavern Law Interpreted for Inside View
State Beer Commissioner Grover T. Davis explained the clear view law applies to tavern interiors and prohibits lattice work curtains and obstructions. He said lighting must let a patron recognize someone across the room and seeks AG opinion on Sunday beer dispensing rights.
New Law Gives Flood Victims Tax Relief
Washington congress passed legislation to allow flood victims to write off losses on 1961 federal income tax returns instead of waiting until 1962. The measure covers losses from floods earlier this month in the east Coast and parts of Virginia Kentucky and Idaho with a filing deadline of April 16 for 1961 returns and provisions for amended filings.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
East Coast
Tme
Virginia
Kentucky
Idaho
Beckley Driver Charged With Vehicle Reg Violations
City police charged Arnold D. Palmer 27 of Hunter Street Beckley with improper registration and no state or city operator licenses at 10:40 a.m. Thursday. He was arrested on South Fayette Street.
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Beckley
Arnold D. Palmer
Hunter Street
South Fayette Street
Suit Settled Before Jury In Beckley Case
In Raleigh County Circuit Court the $40,000 suit brought by Mrs. Bonnie Kyle Beckley against Dr. H Darrell Darby was settled before jurors were required. Jurors were dismissed until 9 a.m. March 28. Kyle alleged a treatment couch collapsed in Darby s foot specialist office causing injuries. Darby maintains a Beckley weekly presence at Beckley Medical Arts Inc and is represented by Lynch and Anderson for the plaintiff and Scherer Bowers File Hodson for the defense.
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Raleigh County
Bonnie Kyle
Beckley
H. Darrell Darby
Huntington
Kyle
Dr. Darby
Darby
Beckley Medical Arts Inc
Lynch and Anderson
Scherer, Bowers, File
Nurse Injured In Accident Near Lanark
Miss Jane Lynne Echols a 23 year old nurse from Lanark is in satisfactory condition at Beckley Memorial Hospital after a two car crash near her home at 515 p m on Thursday. She sustained a fractured kneecap and facial cuts. Alfred Walker 39 of Piney View drove the other car and was uninjured. Total vehicle damage is put at 1500 dollars. Police have not released charges.
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Jane Lynne Echols
Lanark
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Miss Echols
Alfred Walker
Piney View
Beckley
Walker
Pan Am Airline Strike Averted
New York APS report says flight engineers halted a planned Pan Am strike after Labor Secretary Goldberg urged mediation. Talks involved FEIA ALPA Pan Am Wirtz and ONeill with ongoing disputes, while a cooling off order curbs any walkout at Trans World Airlines.
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New York
APS
Pan American World Airways
U.S
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Flight Engineers International Association
FEIA
Air Line Pilots Association
ALPA
Pan Am
W. Willard Wirtz
Francis O'Neill
National Mediation Board
ALPHA
Trans World Airlines
Reward Offered For Missing Woman In Hamlin
A $250 reward is posted by a relative of 81 year old Rachel Workman for information on her whereabouts. She disappeared March 8 after firing a shotgun that fatally wounded a youth during a burglary attempt at her home. Two other youths confessed to the burglary after police lie detector tests showed they harmed none and did not know her location.
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Hamlin
UPI
Rachel Workman
Fire Causes $500 Damage in Cool Ridge Home
A fire at the one story home of Lee C. Akers in Cool Ridge caused about $500 in damage. Beckley Fire Department answered the call at 9 05 a m and reported the origin was undetermined.
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Lee C. Akers
Cool Ridge
Beckley Fire Department
County Must Pay Cost Of Board Elections
The state attorney general's office ruled that counties must cover the expense of county board of education elections held with primaries. The opinion, sought by Hancock County Prosecutor Floyd R. Tarr, said board members are elected on the primary date and all costs are payable from the county treasury.
Va Youngster Dies in Unused Refrigerator Tragedy
Roanoke Virginia report says four year old Roger Leon Hampton and his sister Suzzette five climbed into an unused refrigerator on a back porch Sunday. Roger suffocated while Suzzette was revived by a Roanoke lifesaving crew but died later. Their mother Lula Mae Hampton 22 found them after missing the children at suppertime.
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Roanoke
UPI
Roger Leon Hampton
Suzzette
Lula Mae Hampton
Roger
Argentine General Strike Over Election Victories
Buenos Aires reports a general strike called by Peronist unions to protest nullification of their election wins. The walkout was partly effective, showing limited success and ongoing unrest in the capital.
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Buenos Aires
API
Shortening The News Month Using Its Auxiliary Steam Engine
The United States called off the vast search for a Flying Tiger Line transport plane missing in the Pacific with 107 aboard eight days earlier. Most were U S army rangers en route to South Vietnam. America’s Junior Miss will be selected tonight in Mobile Alabama from 51 contestants. West Virginia entry Christina Adkins did not place among 12 preliminary winners. Togo President Sylvanus Olympio received a ticker tape parade down lower Broadway Thursday. Cabell County Common Pleas Judge Winters overruled a motion to set aside a conviction against Heck’s discount store in Funtington for violating Sunday closing laws. Heck’s attorney plans to appeal to the State Supreme Court if needed. Gov Barron spoke at Chesapeake & Ohio Railway shareholders’ meeting in White Sulphur Springs and urged quick ICC approval of the merger with Baltimore & Ohio. Marshall University said Paul A Miller will deliver the commencement address May 27.
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United States
Pacific
U. S. Army Rangers
South Viet Nam
America
Mobile
Ala
West Virginia
Christina Adkins
Huntington
Togo
Sylvanus Olympio
Broadway
Cabell County
Marshall University
West Virginia University
Paul A. Miller
Marshall
Barron Cites State Effort In West Virginia
West Virginia Governor Barron told Amer ican Legion Post 8 members that the state is making a great planned effort to improve social, economic and political life. He urged education, public problem discussion, and personal action to prepare for the 100th birthday celebration and attract industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Search Disrupted River Buoyed by Watch for Bodies
Official said search was hampered by river conditions and that a watch is kept to see if any bodies surface. He noted the area below the drowning site is channeled by shoals and rough water for several miles.
Chuckles loses pants in park bold mishap
Long Beach California police report a belt snap during a struggle with a bandit at Recreation Park. The thief fled empty handed as inspector Wilbur Ray Miller 48 handled the incident while diverting to personal concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
UPID
Wilbur Ray Miller
Recreation Park
Miller
Feather to Resist Extradition in Fatal Shooting Case
Keith Feather, 32, plans to fight extradition to Virginia for trial in the January fatal shooting of his estranged wife Betty Joe Feather of Kearneysville. Feather was arrested in Frederick, Maryland after her body was found in his parked car. Authorities say she was shot in Winchester, Virginia where she had visited her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
UPI
Keith Feather
Virginia
Betty Joe Feather
Kearneysville
Feather
Frederick
Coal Output Drops in Smokeless Area
BLUEFIELD UP I coal production in the smokeless area of southern West Virginia fell to 386000 tons last week, 19961 tons below the prior week, according to the Smokeless Operators Association. The week showed about 86000 tons more output than the same week a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
UPI
West Virginia
Smokeless Operators Association
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway declares 1962 first quarter dividend
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway announced its 1962 first quarter dividend of 1 dollar per common share. Record date is March 1 for shareholders of record.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
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