NAACP Seeks Full Hearing in Raleigh County School Integration
West Virginia NAACP chapter prepares a petition to reopen the Raleigh County school integration case after permission from Judge John A Field Jr. A hearing is planned for the July term in Beckley. Brown accuses delay while officials say they have complied with the court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
West Virginia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United States District Court
John A. Field Jr
Field
Willard L. Brown
Charleston
Beckley
Conventional Mining Practices Defended at 1961 Coal Show
West Virginia coal experts defended conventional mining at the 1961 American Mining Congress show in Cleveland. Jack Matheson of Island Creek Coal praised conventional equipment for flexibility and noted roof conditions affect continuous mining viability. Joe L. McQuade urged one man drilling and air shooting for larger coal. E. J. Servant described a mine car with magnetic and air brakes reducing runaway trips and enhancing safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
West Virginia
Jack Matheson
Island Creek Coal Co
Huntington
W. Va
American Mining Congress
Joe L. McQuade
Maust Coal & Coke Corp
Jwood
E. J. Servant Jr
Olga Coal Co
Coalwood
Servant
Ghana sary contacts at Pineville Rotary amid high local interest
Local interest runs high as the speaker from Ghana visits Pineville. Friends offer food and lodging to Mr Tistsiwu, with a capacity crowd expected at the May 22 8 p.m. event. The program aims to boost American prestige abroad and showcase friendship gestures.
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Tistsiwu
Pineville
Rotary Club
Ghana
Mental Health Group Will Meet Wednesday
The Raleigh County Mental Health Association will hold its monthly dinner meeting at El Chico at 6 30 p m on Wednesday. Committee reports will cover the current fund drive. Members are urged to attend by president Mrs Virgil Sarrett. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs Bernice Booker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Mental Health Association
el Chico
Virgil Sarrett
Bernice Booker
Pro West Faces Conference Delays Promise Action
Canadian Foreign Minister Howard Green attended the conference room last Friday unaware of a postponement. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home were to work on fixing the miscommunication before substantive talks begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Green
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
FASTEETH Powder Teaches Firmer False Teeth
False teeth wearers fear embarrassment as plates slip or wobble. FASTEETH is an alkaline powder that helps plates stay firm, reduces odor, and feels more comfortable without souring. Available at rug counters.
Fayette Death Ruled death by own action
BACKUS RNS A 7-year old retired Fayette merchant James M Mooney died of a gun shot wound personal safety related in a period of despondency Deputy Sheriff Lessie Fox said today Fox said Mooney had been despondent for several months and that a few weeks ago he himself had talked and persuaded the elderly man not to commit death by own action at that time The officer said Mooney apparently killed himself with a blast from a shotgun some time Sunday night His body was found in his bed Monday morning.
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Backus
RNS
Fayette
James M. Mooney
Lessie Fox
Fox
Mooney
Stanaford Man Seeks Review of Damage Award
William F. Smith Jr. of Stanaford Raleigh County asked the State Supreme Court to review a damage award against him for injuries to Mrs. Anna Metro's son after a car he drove struck him. The court had rejected his prior appeal from a Raleigh County Circuit Court award to Metro's son.
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William F. Smith Jr
Stanaford
Raleigh County
State Supreme Court Today
Anna Metro
Smith
SEC Inquiries Reach Back To 1929 Crash
The SEC broadened its current inquiry as it closes trading for the day. Investigators seek how the father and son team Gerald A. and Gerard F. Recome manipulated nine stocks, costing investors millions, after Richard Whitney’s jail sentence tied to earlier crash investigations. The Re and Sagarese firm was expelled and its registration revoked, with the exchange suspending the firm at the start of the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
SEC
The
Gerald A
Gerard F. Re
Res
Exchange
Re, Re & Sagarese
Murder Charge Reduced As Trial Begins
Fayetteville reporter notes James Chesterfield Woods goes on trial for malicious assault after the charge was reduced from murder in the Elnora Douglas death on November 9 in Minden. Autopsy cited alcoholic poisoning as the cause, while prosecutors planned to show Woods beat Douglas at a Minden party and left her on the railroad tracks. Also listed are guilty pleas for various defendants and probation requests, plus bond forfeiture and hospital status updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Hresan
Randolph Skaggs
Hubert Bickford
Robert Lee Hurley
Foster Ray Shultz
Bobby Lee Snyder
Oscar Ray Rogers
Snyder
Capias
James R. Means
Ray Withrow
George John Smith
Oak Hill Hospital
Clarence Gill Jr
Small Fire In Grill Extinguished At Noon
Beckley fire crews were called to Rameys Grill on Neville Street around noon to tackle a small kitchen blaze caused by an overheating gas stove. The fire damaged base boards and sent smoke into Saks Jewelry next door, but damages stayed minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Fire Department
Ramey’s Grill
Neville Street
Saks
Older Youth Camping Session Called Off
The five county Older Youth Conference scheduled at the Raleigh 4-H Camp this weekend has been cancelled due to conflicting school activities. Clarence Wooten Raleigh County 4-H agent announced the decision with conference committee members John Cutlip Fayette County agent and Roscoe Plumley Wyoming County agent. Counties in the conference include Raleigh Wyoming Fayette Summers and Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Clarence Wooten
Raleigh County
Wooten
John Cutlip
Fayette County
Roscoe Plumley
Wyoming
Fayette
Summers
Mercer
Deaths in Britain and United States Obituaries
Deaths reported from Beaminster England and New York Grand Rapids Newtown and Chicago. Notables include Adm Sir Dudley North former North Atlantic commander exonerated in 1957 after dismissal for allowing six French warships through Gibraltar to Dakar. Harry D Henschel Bulova vice chairman. Irving J Bissell industrialist and author. Arthur Lee sculptor. Sam Briskin philanthropist founder of Revere Camera Co. with funeral or memorial services planned.
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Beaminster
England
Sir Dudley North
Britain
North
North Atlantic
Straits of Gibraltar
Dakar
France
Harold Macmillan
Dudley
New York
UPI
Harry D. Henschel
The
Bulova Watch Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Irving J. Bissell
Bissell
Bissell, Inc
GE To Build Most Powerful Magnet
GE has been awarded a 1 million Air Force contract to build the world’s most powerful magnet. The device will generate a magnetic field 500000 times Earth’s field and will operate at MIT’s new 6 million national magnet laboratory in Cambridge. The lab aims to advance knowledge of atoms and atomic particles.
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Schenectady
N. Y
UPID
General Electric Co
Air Force
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Magnet Laboratory
Cambridge
Mass
Funeral planned for Lonnie Hash 55 in Twilight
Funeral services for Lonnie Hash of Twilight, 55, will be held at 10 a m Wednesday at the Freewill Baptist Church in Twilight with burial in Twilight Cemetery. He died Monday night in a Madison hospital of leukemia. Surviving are his wife Ernie Harvey Hash, three daughters Hazel Juanita Elaine, two sons James and Pete, six sisters and two brothers. The body lies at Hunter and Hunter Funeral Home, Madison.
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Lonnie Hash
Twilight
Freewill Baptist Church
Hash
Madison Hospital
Alex Hash
Independance
Gincy Ellen Dalton Hash
Ernie Harvey Hash
Hazel Hash
Juanita
Bryan
Mullens
Polk
Glen Fork
Hunter and Hunter Funeral Home
Madison
James H. Shephard Rites Held in Lanark Church
Funeral services for James Henry Shephard 67 of Lanark were set for 2 p m Thursday at Mount Vernon Baptist Church with Rev H E Davis officiating. Burial followed at Stanford Cemetery. He died Saturday at Beckley VA Hospital and was a member of Mount Vernon Baptist Church and American Legion Post 70. Survivors include a son in Chicago a daughter in Lanark multiple stepchildren two brothers two sisters and 25 grandchildren 7 great grandchildren. The body was moved from Wright and Anderson Funeral Home to the church an hour before the service with arrangements in Mullens pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Shephard
Lanark
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
H. E. Davis
Stanford Cemetery
Shephard
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
American Legion
Alfred Carey
Charleston
Benny
William Carey
Stanaford
Dan Carey
New York City
Leon
Jacob Carrey
Viola Johnson
Lucy Cousins
Lula Robinson
Judge
John Will
Lillian Shields
East Orange
Final rites set for Mrs Lelia Dickson at Oak Hill Baptist
Mrs Lelia Flor ence Dickson 84 of Hilltop will have funeral services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Oak Hill Baptist Church with Rev Randolph Johnson in charge. Burial follows in Hilltop Cemetery. She died Monday in Oak Hill Hospital after a long illness. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Austin Burgess Oak Hill and Mrs Mabel Leggett Huntington, and a brother Bernard Bloxton Falls Church Va. Born Fredericksburg Va June 19 1876 she was a daughter of the late Robert and Virginia Bloxton Shumate. She belonged to Oak Hill Baptist Church and Oak Hill Chapter 107 Order of Eastern Star which will conduct graveside rites. The body remains at Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill for calling after 11 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Florence Dickson
Hilltop
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Randolph Johnson
Fredricksburg
Robert
Virginia Shumate Bloxton
Oak Hill
Walter Richmond Final Rites Planned For Kilsyth Man
Walter Richmond, 59, of Kilsyth, will have final rites at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Kilsyth Baptist Church with Rev. W. C. Combs officiating. Burial follows at High Lawn Memorial Park in Oak Hill. Richmond died at 7:25 p.m. Sunday at Oak Hill Hospital from injuries from a motorbike crash Friday afternoon. Tyree Funeral Home will move from Mount Hope to Richmond’s residence at 4 p.m. today and to the church an hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Richmond
Kilsyth
Kilsyth Baptist Church
W. C. Combs
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Richmond
Tyree
Mount Hope
Final rites for Harry M. Wyatt in Mullens Church
Funeral services for Harry Monroe Wyatt of Mullens Parsons Drive will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the First Church of God Mullens with Rev. Arlie Cook and Rev. John J Bailey officiating. Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Bradley. Wyatt died Monday at Wyoming General Hospital from a heart attack. He was born February 24 1889 in Pineville and was a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife Jenny Walker Wyatt five sons T C and Greely A of Mullens Harry Jr of Beckley Lacy of Mullensville and P C Wyatt of Albuquerque NM five daughters Mrs John Canada Mrs Kermit Cook Mrs C R Whitt all of Mullens Mrs A L Kirk of Corinne and Mrs Fred Cook of Lynco a brother A A Wyatt of Daniels a sister Mrs Dave Goode of Sod 21 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Mullens will handle arrangements and bring the body to the church an hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Monroe Wyatt
Parsons Drive
Mullens
Church of God
Arlie Cook
John J. Bailey
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Bradley
Wyatt
Wyoming General Hospital
Pineville
Jenny Walker Wyatt
T. C
Greely A
Harry Jr
Beckley
Lacy
Mullensville
P. C. Wyatt
Albuquerque
N. M
John Canada
Kermit Cook
C. R. Whitt
A. L. Kirk
Corinne
Fred Cook
Lynco
A. A. Wyatt
Daniels
Dave Goode
Sod
Robertson and Foglesong
Infant Blankenship Dies at Wyoming General Hospital
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Blankenship of New Richmond died at 7 a m today at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens. The baby was born Monday at 9 50 a m. The body is at Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blankenship
New Richmond
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Robertson and Foglesong
Police Observe Day Of Peace And Law Here
Fraternal Order of Police units across eight states held ceremonies Tuesday to honor peace officers in their devotion to duty and public safety. Chief Tyree spoke briefly at three local events as relatives of three fallen officers attended. The Grand Lodge seeks national designation of Police Officer Memorial Day.
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Tyree
Grand Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police
Now You Know By United Press International
The piece recalls the 1923 Japan earthquake on September 1 with casualty and displacement figures 142807 affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Japan
Final rites set for Frank R. Gee of Lyonsville
Frank R. Gee, 67, of Lyonsville, dies after long illness from a heart attack. Funeral at Lyonsville Christian Church with Rev. Fred Moore presiding. Burial in Hill Cemetery at Belva. Survived by Beatrice King, three sons James R. of Richwood, Frank R. Jr. of Kincaid, Jimmy E. Gee of Akron, stepson Leon Edwards of Canton, two daughters Elouise Workman of Ohio and Mary Johnson of Detroit, three sisters C. L. Vance of Oak Hill, C. E. Vance of East Rainelle, and Mrs. Fred Osborne of Gauley Bridge, 16 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gee
Lyonsville
Beatrice King
James R
Richwood
Frank R. Jr
Kincaid
Jimmy E. Gee
Akron
Ohio
Leon Edwards
Canton
Elouise Workman
Mary Johnson
Detroit
Mich
C. L. Vance
Oak Hill
C. E. Vance
East Rainelle
Fred Osborne
Gauley Bridge
Oscar Mickey Mickey Dies After Long Illness at 75
Oscar Mickey, 75, of Mount Hope, a retired coal miner, died at 9:30 p.m. Monday after a long illness in a local hospital. Born February 15, 1886 in Louisa County Virginia, he was the son of the late John and Mrs. Mickey. He belonged to Dairy Hill Baptist Church and is survived by his wife Isabelle, daughter Rosa Black of Clarksburg, sister Mattie Yancy of Alexandria, Virginia, and 11 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Mickey
North Pax Avenue
Mount Hope
Nuriva Coal Co
Nuriva
Louisa County
John Mickey
Dairy Hill
Mattie Yancy
Alexandria
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Decree by Chang dissolves Korea assemblies. martial law declared
Junta decrees dissolve National Assembly and provincial bodies, bans political parties, arrests him and cabinet. Chang’s location unknown. U S embassy denies refuge reports. Rebels control Seoul radio while U S forces broadcast support. Martial law proclaimed. thousands of troops guard Seoul as capital stays largely quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang Do Yung
National Assembly
Chang
U.S
U.S. Armed Forces
Seoul
Lester Council To Consider Party Nominees
Lester Town Council will hold a special meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m to accept and approve nominations for town offices Mayor H J Oram said Eugene Cook is the Progressive Party candidate for mayor The meeting followed a Monday nomination with Oram objecting noting it did not comply with municipal law Also nominated were Mrs Angeline Morehead for recorder Hary Thomas Claude Webb James Lewis Robert Gray and Victor Brakefield with Webb chairing and Mrs Geneva Snuffer as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
H. J. Oram
Eugene Cook
Progressive Party
Oram
Angeline Morehead
Hary Thomas
Claude Webb
James Lewis
Robert Gray
Victor Brakefield
Webb
Geneva Snuffer
Cancer Center Adopts Morning Hours in Raleigh County
The Raleigh County Cancer Center switches to 9 am to 1 pm hours, Monday through Friday, starting today, reducing the afternoon presence. Mrs Sam Pilliteri of Crab Orchard, a Raleigh County Unit board member, will oversee the office for two weeks during the director’s vacation. She can be reached at home at Clifford 3-4402 if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Cancer Center
Sam Pilliteri
Crab Orchard
Raleigh County
James G. Windle Jr
Pilbiteri
Clifford
Driver Injured In Auto Wreck At Calorie Bridge
Donald Brown, 34, of Salem, treated and released at Wyoming General Hospital for a shoulder injury after a one car crash at Calorie at 8 30 p m. during heavy rain. Brown, an employee of Hope Natural Gas Co Parkersburg, missed the bridge on a sharp curve. a passenger was uninjured. Brown returned for X rays. The 1956 model car was total loss per city policemen S V Cline and Bill Cook.
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Gas
S. V. Cline
Bill Cook
Five New Employes Now At Pinecrest
Five new workers start at Pinecrest Sanitarium per business manager Okey 1108 Mrs Cora Treadway Mrs Janet Burgess and Mrs Elois Jean Duncan of Clear Fork replacing Mrs Juanita Dunbar Mrs Arminta Stover and Mrs Emily Williams also of Clear Fork The fourth waitress Miss Shirley Bell Piney View replaces Mrs Dottie Miller who resigned The hiring of Lee Bower Mab scott as a laundry helper followed a resignation Grover Hugart Beckley resigned Mills said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Okey
Cora -Treadway
Janet Burgess
Elois Jean Duncan
Clear Fork
Juanita Dunbar
Arminta Stover
Emily Williams
Shirley Bell
Piney View
Dottie Miller
Lee Bower
Mabscott
Grover Hugart
Beckley
Mills
Kilsyth Man's Death Added To Road Toll
State Police report the death of Walter Richmond a 59 year old Kilsyth man will be added to the highway fatality record. Witness said the rheumatic man ran off the road on his motor bike at Kilsyth and rolled over four times. He was taken to Oak Hill Hospital Friday and died Sunday evening from injuries. The three wheeled bike was specially built for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNS
Walter Richmond
Kilsyth
Richmond
Progressive State Seems Unopposed
Fayetteville voters appear to have a slate of unopposed candidates for the June 6 municipal election. The first convention must occur at least 30 days before the election, with other conventions 25 days prior. Joel Conner for mayor and P. G. Hoye as recorder head the Progressive Party slate along with council nominees A. H. Whanger Elbert Davis David Hypes Robert Kincaid and J. W. Jones. Mayor M. G. Hresan was unsuccessful at the May 7 nomination. write-in may still be possible. A letter of resignation from Hresan could not be verified, and no second convention notice was found at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
ANS
P. G. Hoye
Progressive Party
Joel Conner
Hoye
A. H. Whanger
Elbert Davis
David Hypes
Robert Kincaid
J. W. Jones
Conner
Whanger
M. G. Hresan
Hrenan
Hresan
Hiesan
Oak Hill
City Hall
Dr. Hiesan
Town Hall
Model Boy Kills Mother in Glendale Chalet
Ronald Dennis Wolff a 15 year old Glendale High School student, strangled and bludgeoned his mother Beaulah Wolff 42 to death with an ax handle after Mother’s Day. He turned himself in at police station with blood on his clothes. He told detectives his motive was anger over her urging him about a prior arrest for attempting to climb down a chimney to photograph a classmate. He described how he carried out the attack, saying he hit her from behind after she begged for mercy and then choked her further in the living room before leaving the body on the kitchen floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Calif
Ronnie
Ronald Dennis Wolff
Glendale High School
Beaulah Wolff
Glendale Writers Workshop
League of American Penwomen
Ronald
Wolff
Albert Newton Johnson
Minnesota
God
Lit
Board To Open Building Bids
Charleston area report: State Board of Education secretary H K Baer opened bids on a student activities building and dining hall addition at Shepherd College. Board will review bids at the next meeting and plans another bid opening on bonds for a new Marshall University men’s dormitory. The panel may also consider applicants for state superintendent and West Virginia Tech president posts, with Tech president Axtell planning to resign and Smith serving as temporary superintendent after Rohrbough’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
H. K. Baer
State Board of Education
Shepherd College
Marshall University
Rex M. Smith
West Virginia Tech
Tech
William B. Axtell
Smith
Supt
R. Virgil Rohrbough
Former Area Pastor Named Superintendent
The Rev. Walter S. Overstreet of Ravenswood has been named superintendent of the Fairmont district of the West Virginia Methodist Church. He will succeed Rev. Frank L. Shaffer, whose new assignment will be announced at the annual conference in Buckhannon from May 31 to June 4. Overstreet previously served at Blue Jay and Beaver Methodist churches in 1985 and was pastor at St. Mary’s Methodist Church, Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
API
Walter S. Overstreet
Ravenswood
Fairmont
Methodist Church
West Virginia
Overstreet
Frank L. Shaffer
Buckham
Blue Jay and Beaver
St. Mary’s
Beckley
Public shelter funding urged for survival
Washington official Frank B. Ellis, director of the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization, urged a House subcommittee to fund a pilot fallout shelter program saying human survival is at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Pat
United Press International
Washington
Frank B. Ellis
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
House Appropriations
Two Raleigh Countians Booked on Peace Warrants
Denver Brown of Tams and William Cobb of Crab Orchard were jailed at 1 17 a m today and 7 15 p m Monday respectively on peace warrants by constables. Mrs Jack Thompson of 303 Glen Ave is in good condition after major surgery at Beckley Hospital last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Raleigh County
Denver Brown
Tams
William Cobb
Crab Orchard
Jack Thompson
Glen Ave
Beckley Hospital
Episcopalians Seek Three More Months on City Hospital
The Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia asks for until Oct 1 to decide on taking over City Hospital in Martinsburg. Bishop Campbell says a committee will study the offer by September, with trustees deciding then. The 95-bed, nonprofit hospital valued around 200 thousand with overhauls estimated near one million. Martinsburg is also served by Kings Daughters Hospital. Reynolds Memorial in Glen Dale is due to be replaced by a new 3 million facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Episcopal Diocese of
West Virginia
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Wilburn C. Campbell
Huntington
Campbell
Kings Daughters Hospital
Reynolds Memorial
Glen Dale
FCC Hearing Reveals Fees Proposed for Radio Licenses
Commissioner testimony shows he spoke personally, not for the FCC, as fellow commissioner Bartley described the panel as cool to a licensing fee system in radio. The fee plan traces to 1953 rulemaking, then dropped after Senate committee hearings. Hyde cited opposition from all station classes plus amateur and industrial operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Robert T. Bartley
FCC
Bartley
Senate
Rosel H. Hyde
Hyde
State considers tax extension to fund aged care program
Public Assistance Director W Bernard Smith backs merging the emergency employment program with ADC aid to extend temporary sales tax relief. The one cent sales tax hike, enacted to finance EEP and set to expire August 31, could be extended and certifying EEP by HEW would allow jobless workers to be paid with ADC funds, dual-punding revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bernard Smith
Department of Health, Education & Welfare
Smith
Kennedy weighs talks with Krushchev after Paris visit
The Chief Executive is due back in Washington by mid day Thursday. A decision on informal talks with Krushchev awaits his return or early next week. Kennedy reportedly considers a major radio TV address and possible man to man talks in Europe after May 31 to June 2 Paris visit with Charles de Gaulle. No set meeting or firm decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
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Board of Education
Ben Moore
Mann
Sherman C. Trail
Brown
Newtown, Conn
Arthur Lee
Chicago
Sam Briskin
Revere Camera Co
Briskin
Russia
Wesley Memorial Hospital
James H. Shephard
Lelia Dickson
Harry M. Wyatt
Junta
Lester Council
Cancer Center
Pinecrest
Boy
Ronald Dennnis Wolff
New Orleans
Herman K. Harris
Englewood, N.J
Alabama
San Francisco
Bill Young
Harry Campbell
Menshikov
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