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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1964
Page
11
Reader memory challenge uses clues Justice is dead Spaceman dies on earth Wears brother's crown Reds get in good lick Death rides rails to prompt identification of notable incidents.
Tokyo reports detail the 1944 execution of Richard Sorge the German attaché and Soviet spy who aided Moscow by relaying Tokyo secrets. The article recounts Sorge's cover as a journalist his Tokyo network and key collaborators including Ozaki Ito and Kitabayashi and the ring's capture before Pearl Harbor.
District results listed for the Clear Fork area show votes tallied for constable and justice of the peace. Local electors participated, with turnout reflecting community engagement in the county race. Results indicate candidates and official counts from district polling centers.
UPI reports Hudson Pulp and Paper Corp will close its Wellsburg bag plant around the first of the year. The facility employs about 180 people. The firm operates two other plants in Arkansas and Florida.
When you plan to visit out-of-town parents without telling them in advance, you create anticipatory delight for yourself and the surprise becomes the reward of the trip. The approach signals thoughtfulness and spontaneous family connection, highlighting the charm of unannounced reunions.
Answers list top news items: Reds open Berlin Wall access for seniors to visit West Germany. US casualties and airfield damage in Saigon. Museum of Natural History robbed of gems including Star of India. Harold H. Burton dies at 76. Johnson defeats Goldwater. plane crash kills astronaut Freeman. US regret over Cambodian overflight. trains collide in East Germany. Crown Prince Faisal becomes king of Saudi Arabia. microphones found wired in new U.S. embassy in Warsaw.
This Almanac entry recalls events on November 6 including Abraham Lincoln’s 1860 presidential election and 1869 Princeton Rutgers first intercollegiate football game at New Brunswick. It notes John Philip Sousa’s birth in 1854 and Brownell’s 1953 accusation about Dexter White in IMF matters.
Ex-convict James T. Scott of Follansbee was acquitted in a Huntington robbery case but cited for parole violation after leaving Ohio without permission. A UPI report notes a federal warrant for his arrest and his return to Moundsville Penitentiary, with a failed parole hearing after he did not appear on September 24. In Raleigh County WV, a separate court order seeks sale of lands for the state school fund, listing numerous former owners and parcels across certifications from 1953 to 1991 and naming multiple defendants with instructions to answer by December 15, 1964.
Mets catcher Jesse Gonder is highlighted as an all around athlete with expertise in swimming and other sports. Also included is a public notice of a motor carrier hearing for Beckley Cab Company seeking taxi service authority in Beckley West Virginia with a November 19 1964 hearing date.
Lucille Smith, 48, Mt Hope. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday First Union Baptist Church Mt Hope. Burial Greenwood Memorial Park. Body to residence 5 p.m. Friday. Arrangements by Ritchie Johnson Funeral Parlor. Vincent Cage Hatcher, 73, Old Eccles Road. Body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel. Danny Daris Basham, 19, Odd. Body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel. Funeral p.m. Friday Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel Rev Luther Fletcher officiating. Burial Odd Cemetery. Headquarters ad for mobile home parts and repair services. Wright's Radio Service. Halstead's 25 years know how.
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