Raleigh County Deer Season Closed for Hunters
West Virginia deer season opens Monday but Raleigh County remains closed to hunting. Four Raleigh County farmers received permits to kill one deer each to protect crops after damage assessments by conservation officers. The White Oak Game Protectors Association holds hunting rights nearby, and officials expect to release the farmers’ names Monday.
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West Virginia
Raleigh County
Game Division
The
Conservation Commission
Raymond Eye
Commission
District IV
Eye
Crow
White Oak Game Protectors Association
Sam Yoye
Impeachment Petition Sought for Ole Miss Girl Editor
On the Mississippi campus petitions circulated Thursday night seeking impeachment of Sidna Brower, editor of the Daily Mississippian, over her editorials during the Meredith enrollment crisis. The campus senate activities committee adopted a milder resolution after reprimanding Brower for not countering press distortion and for not protesting the tear gas use and rioting. The panel praised her for opposing violence and said the measure will go to the senate for final approval next Tuesday. Brower, 21, a Memphis journalism student, defended her stance and said many students would back her. She earns 100 dollars a month as editor.
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Oxford, Miss
UPI
University of Mississippi
Sidna Brower
Miss Brower
George Monroe
Newton
Miss
Monroe
Miss Prower
Ole Miss
Meredith
Grass fire at corner of 11th Street and Scott Avenue
Beckley Fire Department responded to a grass fire at 12 30 p m at the corner of 11th Street and Scott Avenue. No buildings were believed endangered by the blaze.
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Beckley Fire Department
L1th Street
Scott Avenue
Defector Says Maoist Fear Of Invasion Lifts Strain On China
Washington quoted security officer Chao Fu who defected from the Communist Chinese system describes Beijing fearing a two front crisis if Chiang Kai-shek forces strike as India tensions press China. The official warns economic woes could push popular resistance and worsen the Communist position.
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Washington
Chao Fu
Peking
Chiang Kai-shek
India
Everglades chief naturalist notes early mating in park
Ernst Christensen of Everglades National Park reports unseasonal courting in the Everglades. He says the animals have not waited for spring as in the past, marking an unusual behavioral shift this year.
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Miami
Ernst Christensen
Everglades National Park
Everglades
Cuban blockade observation sparks mixed Soviet crew reactions
Cmdr. J. F. Tierney recalls Soviet crew responses to U.S. reconnaissance flights over Russian ships during the Cuban blockade. He notes that some crew members waved, others shook fists, and some even hurled objects at the U.S. planes, reflecting tense exchanges in Key West.
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Key West, Fla
Cmdr
J. F. Tierney
U.S
India and Pakistan clash over plebiscite plan continues
India rejects a Pakistan backed plebiscite solution as tensions persist. The standoff carries strategic implications, with potential troop redeployments from Kashmir to the North East Frontier Agency where Chinese pressure is rising. The piece notes the Muslim majority in Pakistan and Hindu India framing the dispute.
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Mainder
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
North East Frontier Agency
Cool Ridge Driver Charged As Speeder
Marvin Meadows, 24, Cool Ridge, was cited by City Police at 8 a.m. today for speeding and ordered to appear in police court Monday. Clarence Floyd, Rhodell, jailed at 7:45 p.m. Thursday on an assault and battery warrant by Edith Flinchum, Rhodell. Milton Richardson, Rhodell, remanded by Magistrate J. K. Cole on $100 fine and costs for possession of moonshine and $5 and costs for expired automobile registration.
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Marvin Meadows
Cool Ridge
Clarence Floyd
Rhodell
Edith Flinchum
Milton Richardson
J. K. Cole
John Hawkins
Bluefield
Thomas Tyree
Glen White
W. A. Burke
Tyree
Grand
Crab Orchard Planing Mill
Midway School
Otner R. Withrow
Nitro
Burke
Four Forfeit Bonds Action At City Police Court
At City Police Court Thursday night three defendants forfeited $5 fines and costs on red light violations. Named defendants were James A. Robertson and Jerry Lee Perkins of Beckley and Marlin Freeman with no address. One person forfeited a $19 bond on a drunkenness charge.
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James A. Robertson
Jerry Lee Perkins
Beckley
Marlin Freeman
Kennedy warns Mikoyan over Pathet Lao in Laos
White House reports say President Kennedy warned An error in patience with pro Communist Pathet Lao cooperation in forming Laos’s coalition government seek is jeopardizing the Geneva peace. Talks touched disarmament and a possible test ban but no progress and Berlin was not raised. Mikoyan plans to depart for Moscow after a month abroad including talks with Fidel Castro in Cuba.
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Pathet Lao
Geneva
Kennedy
Mikoyan
White House
Berlin
Russia
Khrushchev
Washington
Moscow
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Island
Strauss Loses FDP Backing as Crisis Deepens
Five FDP cabinet members quit over the government crackdown on Der Spiegel. Its publisher and four staffers were arrested and charged with treason and bribery for a critical attack on the West German armed forces. The move risks ending Adenauer’s month old crisis and leaves him short of a parliamentary majority.
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Wost
FDP
der Spiegel
Strauss
Adenauer
Bulldozer accident kills James B. Wiley near Ranger West Virginia
James B. Wiley, 60, was crushed to death when he got caught in a bulldozer winch while hauling logs in a Lincoln County timber operation near Ranger on West Virginia 37. The machine went out of control and rolled over a steep hillside after Wiley was removed from the seat.
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Hamlin
UPI
James B. Wiley
W. Va
Ranger
Lincoln County
Wiley
Two Envoys Named to Ambassadorships by Kennedy
President Kennedy named William J. Porter as the first U S ambassador to Algeria where he is currently charge d affaires in Algiers. He also appointed J Wesley Jones as ambassador to Peru, moving from Libya to succeed James Loeb who has resigned and will be reassigned.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
William J. Porter
United States
Algeria
U.S
Algiers
J. Wesley Jones
Foreign Service
Peru
Jones
Libya
James Loeb
Lima
Beckley on Faces Grand Jury On 5 Check Counts
Chester Alexander Beckley faces grand jury on five felony bad check charges. Arraigned before Magistrate Joe Rodriguez he posted 2500 dollars bond and was released. Checks totalling 500 in 1961 were written to Appalachian Tire Products from Beckley National Bank. Other items note Margaret Jones destruction of property and Tyree waivers and remand. OTNER R WITHROW paid fine for speeding.
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Chester Alexander
Beckley
Joe Rodriguez
Appalachian Tire Products
Beckley National Bank
Alexander
Margaret Jones
Barber Street
Rodriguez
Beatrice Gray
Plumley St
Davies fined for tossing burning rag at barracks
Pvt Anthony Davies was fined 56 dollars for throwing a burning rag onto a Women's Royal Army Corps barracks at night in Shrewsbury England. He claimed he wanted to watch the girls run out in their night gowns.
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Shrewsbury
England
UPI
Anthony Davies
Royal Army Corps
Davies
Keechee Littleman Fined for Drunken Horse Riding in Page
Keechee Littleman, 30, was sentenced in Page Arizona to 30 days in jail or a $150 fine for operating a horse while under the influence. The case highlights that drunk riding is illegal as drunk driving in the state.
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Page, Ariz
UPI
Keechee Littleman
Littleman
Bald Man Wins Twist Contest Prize Brush Set
A twist contest in Newark England awarded first prize to a bald man who received a brush and comb set.
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Newark
England
UPI
AM Calls Off Lockheed Strike
The IAM called off their nationwide strike against Lockheed Aircraft Corp after a three man presidential board meeting in Burbank. The strike began when negotiators failed to reach a union shop agreement by the midnight deadline. Lockheed agreed to reinstate all terms of the expired contract and warned the dispute remains unresolved as government mediation urged minimal production disruption.
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Burbank
Calif
UPI
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
International Association of Machinists
IAM
E.R. White
Lockheed
White
William E. Simkin
Kennedy
Simkin
John Canaday
Churchill at 88 as family grows and hopes for Riviera trip
Sir Winston Churchill celebrated his 88th birthday with his first great grandchild and the prospect of a royal princess in the family. He eyes a Riviera vacation after doctors’ approval and will soon surpass William Gladstone as Britain’s longest-lived prime minister. Messages from Kennedy and Eisenhower poured in as Princess Alexandria announced her engagement to Angus Ogilvy, linking Churchill by marriage to the Earls of Airlie. Mark Dixon, the new great grandson, is two weeks old as a quiet family gathering marked the day.
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London
UPI
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Riviera
Queen Victoria
William Gladstone
Churchill Town House
Hyde Park
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Princess Alexandria
Queen Elizabeth
Angus Ogilvy
Earl of Airlie
Earls of Airlie
Mark Dixon
Winston
Sudden Stop Leads to Driver Charge in Collision
Jimmie R. Bragg, 28, of Abraham, driving a 1956 truck owned by S. F. Thomas Nursery, stopped suddenly in the southbound lane near Glen Morgan. His vehicle rear ended a ladder on a following car, causing about 250 dollars in damages. Douglas D. Hatcher, Flat Top, drove a 1956 car and was not injured. Bragg was charged with failure to give the proper signal.
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Glen Morgan
Jimmie R. Bragg
Abraham
S. F. Thomas Nursery
Shady Spring
Douglas D. Hatcher
Bragg
Two Cleveland Papers Halted by Teamsters Strike
The Cleveland Press and the Plain Dealer could not publish as Teamsters Local 473 drivers union set up picket lines over a wage dispute, blocking production at both papers in a surprise move.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Press
Plain Dealer
Teamsters
Teamsters Local 473
Algeria Seeks French Financial Aid in Negotiations
Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella dispatched a senior negotiating team led by Foreign Minister Mohammed Khemisti to Paris seeking immediate financial aid and to resolve misunderstandings over his regime’s one party rule via the National Liberation Front. France has earmarked $20 million in aid and pledged continued cooperation if Ben Bella adheres to independence accords amidst recent reports of kidnappings and reprisals involving Europeans and Algeria veterans.
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Paris
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
France
Mohammed Khemisti
Ben Bella
Communist Party
Algeria
Ben Bellas
National Liberation Front
Charles de Gaulle
B and E at Griegel Grocery Stirs Lanark Police Investigation
Beckley state police probe a Thursday night break in at Griegel Grocery Store in Lanark. No details available at presstime.
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B&e
Lanark
Beckley State Police
Griegel
FHA Decision Plugs Hole In Housing Decree
The FHA will not set a minimum number of houses to trigger Kennedy’s anti discrimination order. Commissioner Neal J. Hardy could act against builders with FHA insured loans even for small projects. Officials expect enforcement mainly against large merchant builders. other agencies will publish similar rules soon. The FHA insures about one fifth of new homes and has not yet received discrimination complaints.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Kennedy
Neal J. Hardy
Hardy
Veterans Administration
Urban Renewal Administration
Public Housing Administration
Railways Warn Five Unions on Work Rule Changes
UPI reports that U.S. railroads warn five brotherhoods representing about 212 000 on train employees against blocking sweeping work rule changes. Carriers seek a $5 million bond minimum, asserting daily losses over $1 million due to delaying reforms that could cut 65 000 to 80 000 jobs. Union leaders meet in Washington to map next steps in the three year dispute.
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Chicago
UPI
James E. Wolfe
U.S
Supreme
Brotherhoods
Wolfe
Washington
Charles Luna
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Animal Shelter advises against calling for lost dogs
The shelter asks the public not to call for lost dog information as it hinders police and wardens. People seeking pets should check The Register for availability and visit the shelter, which operates 7 AM to 4 PM daily except Sundays. The facility often houses 150 animals, has reached 300, and currently reports 18 dogs and no cats.
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Allen
Final rites for Thomas Ash of Mount Hope
Death notices list final rites for 82 year old Thomas Ash of Mount Hope to be held at 1 p m Saturday in First Baptist Church Mount Hope with ministers A W Leonard and J C Clark in charge. Burial at Greenwood Memorial Park follows. Ash died Thursday in a local hospital after a long illness. born October 15 1880 in Wadesboro NC, he was a retired miner and UMWA Local 8077 member. survivors include two sons a daughter a sister and a grand and great grandchild. body to be moved from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor to the church one hour before services.
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Thomas Ash
Mount Hope
First Baptist
Everett Williams
Office Williams
Ronald
Donald
Thurman
Glen
Ricky
Millie Wilson
Whiting
Ind
Jeff
Colonial Heights
Doris
Long Branch
Clara Winston
Tyree
Infant Joan Adkins Rites Held in Ravencliff Cemetery
Infant Joan Adkins daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ray Adkins of McGraws died shortly after birth. Graveside rites are set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Pine Grove Cemetery in Ravencliff. Survived by parents, sister Linda, brother Jimmy, and grandparents Manley and Cyril Tilley of McGraws and Adkins relatives. Body at Sam Foglesong Funeral Home Mullens.
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Daniel Ray Adkins
McGraws
Pine Grove
Ravencliff
Mullens Hospital
Linda
Jimmy
Manley Tilley
Cyril Adkins
Sam Foglesong
Mullens
Sherman J Williams final rites set for Long Branch man
Sherman J Williams 47 of Long Branch will have funeral services at 2 p m Saturday at Long Branch Methodist Church with burial in Pax Community Cemetery. Died in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. A disabled miner last employed by Craddock Coal Co he belonged to United Mine Workers Local No 6158. Born in Clear Creek on April 27.
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Sherman J. Williams
Long Branch
Long Branch Methodist Church
Pax Community
Williams
Beckley Hospital
Craddock Coal Co
United Mine Workers of America
Clear Creek
Picketing Logs 100 Mines Idle in WV Coal Dispute
United Mine Workers leaders press to enforce a contract requiring 40 cents per ton deposit into the union Welfare and Retirement Fund. About 200 small mines are closed and some 1,500 miners idle across Raleigh Mercer Greenbrier Mingo Wyoming Fayette counties as talks continue. Most mines in the district are shut with some operators claiming inability to pay while others would comply.
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United Press International
United Mine Workers Union
West Virginia
UMW
Raymond Lewis
District 17
Charleston
George Titler
District 29
Beckley
Lewis
Titler
Raleigh
McDowell
Mercer
Mingo
Greenbrier
Wyoming
Fayette Counties
Minnesota Governor Elmer L. Anderson Re-Elected by Narrow Margin
Supreme Court elections Thursday declared Republican Gov. Elmer L. Anderson re-elected by 142 votes in the closest governor race in state history. Lt. Gov. Karl Rolvaag vows to petition for a recount next week, with bond posted to cover recount costs. If Rolvaag wins, Anderson pays. if he loses again, Rolvaag pays. The governor remains confident a recount will confirm his victory and perhaps widen the margin.
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Supreme Court
Elmer L. Anderson
Karl Rolvaag
Democratic-Farmer- Labor Party
Rolvaag
Anderson
Hoffa tale shifts on witness stand says Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald, a longtime Teamsters attorney and former U S attorney, disputes Hoffa's illegal interest claim. He says Hoffa confronted him in a marshal's office corridor and demanded turnover of all books and records to the union, asserting Fitzgerald was finished.
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Fitzgerald
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
U. S
Mrs Ocie Cannady final rites set for Lochgelly woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Ocie V. Cannady 79 of Lochgelly will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev. Randolph Johnson officiating. Burial follows in High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. She died Thursday at her home after a heart attack born Tazewell Virginia November 8 1883. Survivors include her husband Charles Elliott Cannady three daughters Opal Dugger Mary Hast Elizabeth Harris 10 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. A granddaughter Mrs. Frank Ryder Lochgelly who lives with them will host a family gathering Saturday afternoon prior to the service. RNS UPI Rabbi Aaron Kotler 71 Jewish scholar dies at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.
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Ocie V. Cannady
Lochgelly
Tyree
Oak Hill
Randolph Johnson
High Lawn Memorial Park
Cannady
Tazewell
Mont S
Mollie Waldron
Charles Elliott Cannady
Opal Dugger
Mary Hast
Portsmouth
Ohio
Elizabeth Harris
Coopers
Frank Ryder Lochgelly
Writer Schnee Dies at 46 in Beverly Hills Heart Attack
Beverly Hills, California. Writer-producer Charles Schnee and Academy Award winner for The Bad and The Beautiful in 1952 died Thursday of a heart attack at age 46. He had a prominent film career writing and producing during the 1950s.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Charles Schnee
Business leader Henry Abt dies in Minneapolis
Henry E. Abt aged 58, president of Brand Names Foundation Inc of New York City, died of a heart attack in Minneapolis on Thursday while on a business trip.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Henry E. Abt
Brand Names Foundation Inc
New York City
Unemployment shifts in Clarksburg and Ronceverte areas
The report notes a 23 percent rise in unemployment to 22 300 in the Clarksburg region while the local labor force totals 33 880 after a slight decline. In the Ronceverte White Sulphur Springs area unemployment falls 17.6 percent to 1 220 as the labor force drops 3.7 percent to 13 160 and employment dips 2 percent to 11 940. The department anticipates seasonal increases to winter unemployment in Fairmont and Clarksburg, and a smaller rise in Ronceverte-White Sulphur Springs than in previous years.
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Clarksburg
Ronceverte-White Sulphur Springs
Fairmont
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