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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1965

Page

2

Georgia Bus Segregation Tensions Escalate In Warrenton Crisis

The article notes a growing impasse between Governor Carl E. Sanders and Negro leaders over school boycotts and bus desegregation. State troopers reportedly restrained youths aged 13 to 17 as buses passed and warnings of reform school punishment were issued. SCLC official Hosea Williams threatened sit-ins if blocked from boarding buses.

Dante Asstatio Young Carl E. Sanders Sanders Hosea Williams Southern Christian Leadership Conference SCLC Warrenton Crawfordville Williams Warren Carl Sanders

Funeral rites held for local residents in Keyser

Funeral notices report Eugene Dale Henley of Indiana fatally injured early Thursday. His body rests at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home with calling after 2 p.m. Saturday. Ida S.M. Swank conducted services at First Baptist Church. Burial in Wildwood Cemetery. O'Dell died Wednesday night after a long illness. Pallbearers listed. Keyser Bryant Funeral Home handled arrangements.

Eugene Dale Henley Keyser‘Bryant Ida S.M First Baptist Wai Swank Wildwood Cemetery O’dell John Henry Davis Wade H. Bailey Ned H. Ragland Basil Bailey John A. Hedrick Lewyn Wilks Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home

Loving Funeral Arrangements For Elbert N Loving

Funeral services are set for Elbert N Loving four in Summerlee following his death after an extended illness. He was a disabled miner and member of the Summerlee Baptist Church. Survived by wife Willie Mae Loving two sons Lewis and Michael sisters Karen Lynn Ella Mae and Ritchie of Central Island NY and Mrs Walter Harris of Summerlee. Body at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor. Graveside rites for infant Lynn Gunnce Gunnoe of Beckley at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens with Rev Ralph Poole in charge. Body at Webb and Neal Funeral Home until funeral hour. Final rites for Charles W Manns of 530 Broadway Street at Welcome Baptist Church with Bishop John O Stewart. Burial in Cash Hill VA Cemetery. Manns survived by wife Betty three daughters Beatrice McCain Roberto Thomas Rachel Martin three sons Robert Cecil William two brothers Huston and Lonnie one sister Edna Manns and 23 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial from Trent and Durgan Funeral Home to church one hour prior to funeral.

Elbert N. Loving Oak Hill Summerlee Baptist Church Willie Mae Loving Lewis Michael Karen Lynn Ella Mae Lynn Gunnce Gunnoe Beckley E. Walker Stamford Lewis Gunnoe Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Ralph Poole Webb and Neal Charles W. Manns Broadway St Welto Meakaat Welcome Baptist Church John O. Stewart Cash Hill Manns Betty Beatrice McCain East Park Roberto Thomas Chicago Ill Rachel Martin Robert Roanoke Cecil Columbus Ohio William Washington, D. C Edna Manns Raa H Huston Igh Lonnie Jenkinny Va Trent and Durgan

Governor and Mrs Smith to chair Head Start panel

The governor and his wife will lead a panel on federal reform and the Head Start program for children, with moderator Mrs Anna V Theis and West Virginia League of Women Voters president Mrs Howard Jackson among those attending. Attys Gen C Donald Robertson and Sen Paul Kaufman will join a discussion on federal legislation affecting West Virginia. Randolph will be the guest speaker at a banquet Saturday evening.

Smith Anna V. Theis Howard Jackson West Virginia League of Women Voters Randolph

Supplemental Money For NTS In Bill

President Lyndon Johnson included 1,756,000 for constructing the National Training School for Boys at Morgantown West Virginia in an appropriation bill sent to Congress. The extra funds were required after the lowest bid for construction was found unsatisfactory according to Senator Byrd.

Washington UPI Lyndon Johnson National Training School Morgantown W. Va Congress Robert Byrd Byrd

Harvest Festival Opens at Milton High School

Milton West Virginia hosts a three day Harvest Festival at Milton High School. The event runs in a midway between Charleston and Huntington with UPI reporting on the kickoff.

Milton UPI West Virginia Milton High School Charleston Huntington

Pope Plans Public Session As Council Votes On Key Documents

Vatican City UPI The council readied sections on the pastoral duties of bishops and on relations with non Christians including Hindus Buddhists and Muslims. Pope Paul will address the council after returning from the United Nations. The body may vote on a declaration of openness to interfaith relations and a motu proprio on mixed marriages.

Vatican City UPI Council Paul United Nations New York Council Hall Pericle Felici Council Fathers Jacques Berthieu Madagascar

Indonesian coup moves as Sukarno cabinet dissolves

Indonesian events widen with a decree dissolving Sukarno’s cabinet and a new ruling council including Subandrio. Reports say CIA involvement speculates on anti communist forces aiming to stabilize policy while military units seize communications and arrest members of a generals’ council in Jakarta.

U.S CIA Sukarno Tokyo Untung Subandrio Omar Dani Navy Adm R. E. Martadinata Sutjipto Judodihardjo Leimena Armed Forces Haris Nasution Achmad Jani Chairul Saleh Saleh Indonesia Peking China Jakarta Indonesian Revolutionary Council Shizuo Saito

Boeing Faces SST Battle Amid Big Plane Plans

Report discusses expanding U S airlift capacity by nine times and possible civilian use of a large jet carrying up to 700 passengers with low operating costs and fares around 50 to 75 dollars transcontinental or transatlantic. Continues analysis of government preference after Lockheed C5A deal.

America

Masked Bandit Robs Huntington Loan Co For 6400

A masked bandit robbed the First City Savings and Loan in Huntington, getting $6,400 after forcing manager James F. Crutcher to unlock the safe and move cash. Crutcher was bound in a back room during the take and police were alerted. The robber had previously held up the same bank in 1963, escaping with $4,500 and remaining at large.

Coleman Str Faces Possible Assault Charge

Coleman 52 was cleared of manslaughter in the Aug 20 shooting death of Jonathan Daniels 26 of Keene NH by an all white jury. He still faces an assault trial for wounding Rev ard J. Morris ree of Chicago a Roman Catholic priest in the same incident. Civil rights leaders and officials react as similar prosecutions and federal anti lynch laws are debated.

Yneville Als UPI Thomas Cole Alabama Richmond Flowers Coleman Flowers Episcopal Seminary Jonathan Daniels Keene N.H Ard J. Morrisree Chicago U.S Nicholas Katzenbach Woden Ionin Supreme Court Hugo Black Daniels Morrisree Fort Deposit

Five Executed at Saigon Square by Firing Squad

Five men tied to stakes with arms bound and blindfolds removed were shot by a firing squad as dawn broke over a Saigon square. Teenagers among the squad fired, and the bodies were loaded into a gray van marked with a red cross. A nearby old man slept with a child as the city woke to another day.

Ullets Saigon

Only Six Nursing Homes Meet State Standards

State Health Director N H Dyer said six nursing homes in the state fully meet revised licensing requirements. He noted 20 licenses were issued this fiscal year with grave reservations on some, and urged operators of unlicensed homes with five or more beds to meet the new standards or close. A majority operate under old licenses issued before the standards were raised.

Charleston UPS N. H. Dyer Dyer State Health Department

Post Office awards Wheeling contract for new building

Washington UPI reports the Post Office Department awarded a contract to Postal Contractors for the Wheeling West Virginia post office at Chapline and 24th Streets. The bid of 840,191 was the lowest of nine bids and the contractor will handle the project and then transfer the building back to the department.

Washington UPI Post Office Department Wheeling W. Va Lee Chapline and 24Th Streets

Ambition of America Compared With World War II Axis

The official says the Indian Pakistan cease-fire holds with reservations. Both nations accept the cease-fire and claim honor, while minor incidents are noted. Alabama Governor George has announced plans to run again if succession remains banned, arguing the Alabaman name stands for resolve and patriotism.

India Pakistan Ala George Ace

Food Stamp Program Expands to West Virginia Counties

West Virginia announces a food stamp program with $5 earmarked for the state through June 30 1966. Local officials Gladdia Lash and Charles Workman lead the Raleigh County office as about 5000 residents qualify in the first month. Frank DeMartino of the U S Department oversees county grocer interviews September 14 17. Banks join the rollout and Boone Fayette join Raleigh in the pilot. Seven counties now participate with McDowell Mingo and Wayne already active. Kanawha Lincoln Webster join November 1.

Department of Culture West Virginia Gladdla Lash Charles Workman Raleigh Frank DeMartino U. S. Dept. of Raleigh County Boone Fayette McDowell Wayne Mingo Logan Byrd Madison Boone County Fayetteville Fayette County Kanawha Clay Lincoln Webster

Army reorganizes National Guard units across states

The Army lists 63rd in California 71st in New York and units in Georgia North and South Carolina Tennessee Ohio West Virginia Texas Missouri and Illinois plus 36th and 41st divisions in other states. It designates 19 battalions 126 company detachments and warns of a public release in a week.

California New York Georgia South Carolina Tennessee Ohio West Virginia Texas Missouri Ilinois Pullic 28Th National Guard Pennsylvania Maryland 38Th National Guard Indiana Ahew 46Th i 47Th Divince Oklama Hawaii Nebraska Iowa Kansas Tively Ping Ng Seoek Oregon Fratiete

Drought Aid Sought for West Virginia Counties

Governor seeks federal drought relief through Thursday from U S Secretary Orville Freeman. Barbour Berkeley Gilmer Greenbrier Jefferson Monroe Morgan Preston Randolph Mercer Greenbrier and Lewis Counties named for aid.

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E. D. Henley Mrs Ida O'Dell E. N. Loving Thomas Stransky Stransky FORD New Falcons Falcon Wyoming Auto Company Mullens Grady Whitlock Cook Ford Sales Oceana Mustang Ceford E Thunderbird Martin Ford Sales, Inc W. Washington St Lewisburg Monroe Motor Sales Union Lockheed Boeing Masked Bandit Hits Huntington Loan Co Coleman Str Hitler Mussolini Tojo
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