Kennedy vows U S stance on Europe despite unease
President Kennedy told a Washington banquet that the United States would keep a strong voice on European policy despite criticism from France and West Germany. He said decisions would not be based on the capitals’ short-term popularity, and noted dissent need not mean disunity. He praised De Gaulle’s loyalty to the West while acknowledging differences with Adenauer and De Gaulle on Atlantic roles and Berlin talks. He warned that if a moment of truth comes, the United States would bear the burden of defending Berlin.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United States
France
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Adenauer
West
Berlin
Miner Injured at Itmann Pneumatic Mine
C E Stinson of Rocky Gap Virginia was admitted to the Bluefield Sanitarium after a foot injury at Itmann Mine. His foot was caught between a rock and a machine while at work.
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Itmann
RNS
C. E. Stinson
Rocky Gap
Ados
Bluefield
Samnitar- Itmann
Food Poisoning Epidemic Seen Ended In 18 States
A Public Health Service spokesman said the mysterious salmonella hartford outbreak across 18 states has apparently run its course. From early this year 95 lab confirmed cases and 42 suspected cases were reported with peak in late March and last case in April. There were no deaths though many were seriously ill and some children aged 2 to 10 were hospitalized for up to three weeks. Canada also faced a similar outbreak.
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Louis Cassels Washington
UPI
U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Peganck
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Missouri
Maryland
Delaware
Middle West
Canada
Public Health Service
Pipeline to the Future fuels coal industry debate
Coal producers and sales agencies discussed pipeline use in a pamphlet titled Pipeline to the Future. The document, aimed at lawmakers and railroads, argues pipelines may supplement but not replace rail transport of coal. It notes railroads still carry vast coal freight and that pipelines suit only certain markets.
Three Miners Hurt in Separate Coal Mine Incidents
Three area miners are being treated at Beckley Memorial Hospital for injuries from separate accidents. Wesley Adams, 56, Epperly, admitted 3 30 p m Wednesday for a back injury from Winding Gulf Coals mine. He is in satisfactory condition. Billy Gene Jewell, 16, Route 1 Mount Hope, in good condition for a collar bone injury from Berry Mining Co Lewisburg. Wednesday Finley Shumate, 49 Glen Fork, admitted 2 20 p m Thursday for a left thumb injury from Eastern Gas and Fuel Coal Co Kopperston. He is satisfactory.
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Beckley Memorial Hospital
Wesley Adams
Epperly
Winding Gulf Coals
Winding Gulf
Billy Gene Jewell
Route 1
Mount Hope
Berry Mining Co
Lewisburg
Finley Shumate
Glen Fork
Eastern Gas and Fuel Coal Co
Kopperston
Dem governor candidate cites women role in politics
UPI reports Lewis E. Lint urges women to participate in politics saying God intended women beyond housework. In Manchester England the National Union of Small Shopkeepers considers a resolution to condemn TV shoplifting depictions warning such programs may teach theft.
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Des Moines
Iowa
UPI
Lewis E. Lint
Manchester
England
National Union of
Norman Robinson
Driver Draws Fine in Raleigh Court for Left-Center Violation
William B. Hanks of Piney View was sentenced to five days in Raleigh County Jail and fined 15 dollars 50 cents after being arrested by Beckley State Police for driving to the left of the center line. Thelma Abrams of East Beckley was released after profanity charge was dropped in Magistrate Rodriguez’s hearing.
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William B. Hanks
Piney View
Raleigh
Joe Rodriguez
Beckley
Thelma Abrams
East Beckley
Rodriguez
Prosecutor to Seek Indictments in Ohio Gambling Case
Wheeling Ohio County grand jury will be asked Monday to return indictments against at least nine of twelve men on trial in U S District Court for illegal activities. Defendants include Zambito Hankish Scarber Yaquinta and Downing of Wheeling Hale of Blaine Primm of Triadelphia Rogerson Hankish of Martins Ferry Vukovich and Gresko of Weirton. Some were convicted or acquitted on interstate gambling charges while others were found innocent on related transport of wagering information.
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Philip J. Hankish
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Nick Vukovich
Lewis Gresko
Weirton
O’brien
Zambito
Hale
Rogerson
Paul Hawkish
Scarbor
Primm
Charles F. Paul Jr
Shady Spring Dinner To Benefit Local Baseball Team
Shady Spring High School fundraiser gathers funds for the Shady Spring Baseball League. The chicken barbecue, organized by the Shady Spring Par tans, will employ the entire club in cleanup and setup duties for the summer league. Tickets totaling about 220 have been sold with delivery options for five or more dinners.
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Shady Spring
Don Lowe
Raritan Baseball League
Jack Starr
Bill Lowery
Washington
Everett Underwood
Starr
Alfred Burns
Lowe
Roosevelt Rich
Dynamite Blast Misses Target Shatters Homes in Maryland
A dynamite blast at 2:15 a.m. on Main St in Grantsville Maryland shattered windows in three homes and a grocery store but caused no injuries. Police say the explosive was thrown from a moving vehicle and aimed toward Keyser West Virginia amid a dispute involving a local firm.
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Grantsville
UPT
Tion, Inc
Main St
Harry S. Bosley
Pmn
Soviet Leader Responds To Western Nuclear Arguments
Khrushchev said the Soviet Union is not worried by Western tests and stresses peace. He argued strength deters war and criticized Dulles for advocating brutal positions, claiming no propaganda was needed against him.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Dulles
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Two Senators Share Birthday and Mother Influence
Lighter Side notes a TV script shot by two same party senators from the same state airing this weekend in multiple markets. Both senators were asked about their greatest influence and each answered Mother, a coincidence highlighted as uncanny and almost unbelievable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Date Set For Museum Opening In Coal Town
Saturday, June 2, marks the rescheduled opening of the Coal Town Museum. Calvin Moran, president of the Stotesbury Improvement Assn., says the museum needs mining items and machinery parts. donations can be arranged by calling 683-5938.
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Musem
Calvin Moran
The
Stotesbury Improvement Assn
Moran
Deaths and Funerals for Mire Collins 52
Mire Collins 52 of Mahlscott died in a local hospital at 11 p m Wednesday after a long illness. Final rites will be at 2 pm in Sophia Gospel ae Grey Cox and Henry Bailey in charge. Burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Body at Williams Funeral Home after 4 pm today for visiting. Pallbearers listed as Burdett.
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Meg Collins
Mahlscott
Stary i
Sophia Gospel
Grey Cox
Henry Bailey
Poniel
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Final rites set for Mrs Honk Ee Bryson 42 Hinton
Mrs Opha Bryson funeral services for Honk Ee Bryson 42 of Hinton will be held at 2 p m Saturday at the Baptist Church with the late Jackson Hicks and Fayetteville roots noted. She was born March 10 1920 in Fayette County and lived in Hinton since 1938. Survived by husband James W Bryson, two sons Harry and Bobby, two daughters Norma Jean Richmond and Carolyn Sue Bryson, a stepson James W Bryson, two stepdaughters Mrs John Smith and Mrs J O Westfall, three brothers Thurmond Hicks Garland Hicks and Denver Hicks, and two sisters Irene Skaggs and Madge Board. Pallbearers listed.
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Honk Eeerine Bryson
Hinton
Fayette County
Lucy Campbell Hicks
Jackson Hicks
Fayetteville
Central Baptist Church
James W. Bryson
Harry
Bobby
Norma Jean Richmond
Carolyn Sue Bryson
John Smith
J. O. Westfall
Charleston
Thurmond Hicks
North Carolina
Garland
Denver Hicks
Irene Skaggs
Madge Board
E. B. Ayers
Bobby Neely
Jack Meador
G. A. Farrow
Russell Wilson
Joel Roy Fridley
Paul Hinton
Grunenberg Miss Helen Ermine Funeral Held in Fresno
Funeral services for Miss Helen Ermine Grunenberg 19 of Fresno Calif formerly of Scarbro will be held Saturday morning in Fresno She died Thursday at 418 pm from cancer Born in Scarbro February 23 1943 she was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Grunenberg Her father a former mine foreman for The New River Co Stamford She attended Scarbro Oak Hill and Mount Hope schools before moving to California about four years ago She was a niece of Mrs J Sizemore Jackinowicz of Scarbro Surviving besides her parents are two brothers Marion and Walter Jr of Fresno and paternal grandmother Mrs Bertha Grunenberg Charlton Heights
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Helen Ermine Grunenberg
Fresno
Calif
Searbro
J Sizemore
Jackinowicz
Scarbro
Marion
Walter Jr
Bertha Grunenberg
Charlton Heights
Final rites set for Mrs Clara Maxey of Coal City
Mrs Clara Maxey 72 of Coal City will have funeral services at 2 p m Saturday in the Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Chapel led by Rev Armor Sayre. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park. She died at home Wednesday night after a heart attack. Pallbearers named. Friends may call. Henry Godbey of Harper dies in hospital after long illness. body at Melton Mortuary awaiting arrangements.
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Clara Maxey
Coal City
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Armor Sayre
Sunset Memorial Park
Henry Godbey, Harper
Melton Mortuary
Final Rites Held for Wandel H Farley in Piney View
Wandel H Farley of Piney View is remembered at final rites held at Piney View Bible Church at 2 p m with Rev Carl Johnson officiating Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Farley died at his home at 6 30 p m prior to the service and his remains were moved to the church Pallbearers listed include Bill Bonner Forest McClure Morris Cole Gerry John McDaniel and Everett Wardensky
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Wandel Houston Farley
Piney View
Piney View Bible Church
Carl Johnson
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Farley
Quesenberry
Bill Bonner
Forest McClure
Morris Cole
Jerry and
John McDaniel
Everette Wardensky
Obituaries note Barbagallo service in Sophia and Foley death
Funeral services for Joe Barbagallo 68 Sophia will be held at Sophia Baptist Church with ministers in charge. Burial follows in McKinney Family Cemetery at Tams Mountain. Barbagallo died Thursday in a Williamson hospital after a two month illness. He was a retired coal miner and longtime Eastern Gas and Fuel employee. Survivors include his wife Daisy, a son Nick, five daughters and four grandchildren. Also noted is the death of David C Foley 82 Detroit formerly Raleigh County, who died at Maple Fork home after grief over his daughter’s death. He leaves a wife Mary and five sons, 28 grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. The Melton Mortuary is handling Foley’s arrangements.
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Joe Barbagallo
Sophia
Sophia Baptist Church
Dewey Wilson
Cleve Young
McKinney Family
Tams Mountain
Barbagallo
Williamson
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Helen
Daisy McKinney Barbagallo
Italy
Nick
Detroit
Mich
Bill
Rose) Williams
Ange Ball
Los Angeles
Calif
Joanne) Lowery
Albert
Louise) Murdock
Beckley
Marie
David C
Dave) Foley
Raleigh County
Foley
Erett
Letha
Mary Foley
Staunton
Andrew Jackson
Sally Brown Forley
William G
Carson
Dry Leader Urges Increase In Funds
West Virginia temperance leaders urge more money for defeat of the liquor amendment. Rev. L. E. Crowson says $250,000 is needed, noting only about $14,000 raised so far. He cites support from about 3,000 to 5,000 volunteers and reports the Board of Social Concerns contributed $10,000. Elwood Fleming elected chairman of the United Church Alcohol Program.
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John T. Kady
Charleston
UPI
Citizens Committee For
L. E. Crowson
Logan
Crowson
West
West Virginia Methodist Conference
Clem Jones
Huntington
West Virginians
Jones
Associ
Tento
United Church Alcohol Program
West Virginia Temperance League
Elwood Fleming
Moundsville
Kennedy urges city support of farm bill
President Kennedy calls for broad city and suburban backing of the farm bill during a nationally televised news conference. He warns that defeating the bill would remove production controls and risk rising surpluses, noting current taxpayer costs and the bill’s proposed universal planting curbs for major grains.
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Kennedy
Washington
UPI
U.S
Senate
House
OAS Threatens Life Of Salan Prosecutor
Paris court hears that the Secret Army Organization warned prosecutor Andre Gavalda he would be killed if ex generals Raoul Salan and Edmond Jouhaud are executed. Gavalda read the threatening letter in court as the treason trial nears a verdict, with Salan and Jouhaud under death sentences.
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Paris
UPI
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Andre Gavalda
Raoul Salan
Edmond Jouchaud
Gavalda
Salan
Palais de Justice
Seeret
Yves Godard
Godard
Jouhaud
Oran
Special
High Military
Satan
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DMA, Inc
West Virginia
Affinity Local Union Hall
Midway
S&h
Hehe
Super Market
Armour Star
Dan Dee
Maxwell House Coffee
Gov't Inspected
Gay Ag
Prince ST
Mrs. Pearl Collins
Mrs. Opha Bryson
Helen Grunenberg
Henry Godbey
Sey, Fred Simpson, Johnny Milano
and Toney Milano
David (. Foley
Suntan
Ben Bm
Cohen
Neville St
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