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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1964

Page

3

West Virginia Campaign Warns of Goldwater Underwood Pact

Hulett Smith warned Thursday that electing the Goldwater Underwood ticket would threaten hundreds of federal state projects across West Virginia including the East Fork Dam project valued at 10 to 12 million dollars. He attributed economic progress to Democratic leadership under Johnson and Smith and criticized Underwood for poor road building while noting federal penalties of eight million dollars during his administration.

Wayne Hulett Smith Underwood-Goldwater West Virginia Barry Goldwater Arizona Underwood Smith Washington Charleston Goldwater East Fork Pole Creek Goldwater - Underwood Combine

Social insights and finance notes from 1963 pension funds

The text discusses social activity easing after a busy week, with friendly crowds open to suggestions. It cites 1963 corporate pension fund receipts totaling 5.7 billion dollars, breaking down 59 percent from employer contributions, 9 percent from levee contributions, 28 percent from investment income, and 4 percent from asset sale profits. It notes falconry is legal but unlikely to rise in popularity due to training demands.

Daily Horoscope Brief for 1964

Aries to Pisces provide terse guidance on mood and actions. Some signs urge rest others suggest bold moves or caution. The column ends noting the 1964 Publishers Newspaper Syndicate credit.

Four new West Virginia mines planned to open

The West Virginia Department of Mines announced Thursday that four new mines plan to open, creating 23 jobs. Judy Coal Co four employees in Wyoming Park Coal Co four employees in Nicholas and Summersville, Margaret Lee Coal Co ten employees in Clintonville, and B and L Coal Co four employees in Lynco.

West Virginia Department of Mines Judy Coal Co Wyoming Parmie Shrewsbury Kegley B and L Coal Co Betty St. Clair Lynco Park Coal Co Nicholas, E. C. Bennett Summersville Margaret Lee Coal Co Guy Fugitt Clintonville

Wagner names Macy’s chief to city finances panel

Mayor Robert F. Wagner appointed Macy’s president David L. Yunich to New York’s temporary commission on city finances to replace Bernard Gimbel who resigned because of heavy business pressures. The move follows Gimbel’s departure from Gimbel’s department store leadership.

Macy’s New York UP1 Gimbel Robert F. Wagner Macy’s David L. Yunich New York Bernard Gimbel Gimbel’s

Turkey Dinner Set By PTA At Maxwell Hill School

About 150 members attended Maxwell Hill Elementary School PTA meeting led by president Tom Canterbury. A Turkey Dinner fundraiser aims to sell 500 tickets for 5 30 to 8 00 pm Saturday at Dry Hill Prosperity Community Building. Tickets cost a low price since all food including turkeys is donated with proceeds for school projects.

Maxwell Hill Parent - Teacher Association Tom Canterbury PTA Earl Mann Dry Hill Prosperity Community Ott Brown State Road Commission Teel Road Ira Richmond WVEA Ralph Conrad K. S. Lazenby Conrad Lazenby J. L. Denny John Fotos Robert Nasby

Smith Forfeits Sum of $328.50

Milton K. Smith of Piney View forfeited bonds totaling 328.50 in City Police Court on drunken driving carrying a concealed weapon and expired license charges. Arrested at 12 05 a m Thursday by city police, the case joins other traffic forfeitures including Peggy Mae Penn 20 fine and Tracy G. Akers 75 bond for speeding and no driver license. A Mabscott woman paid five of twenty dollars, and James P. McDowell 20 for speeding. Total forfeitures cited include 56.25 for drunkenness and various small bonds.

Milton K. Smith Piney View Smith Mabscott Peggy Mae Penn George L. Ballard Richard Jarrell James P. McDowell

Chamber Of Commerce Reappoints Two Men Mabscott Fire Rating Upgrade

Mabscott Volunteer Fire Department earned a standard rating from the State Fire Rating Bureau due to new equipment funded by Spring Carnival proceeds. Fire Chief Richard Basham outlined purchases including hoses, high voltage cutters, hose jackets, and a foam extinguisher. The chamber also announced reappointment of Richard Basham and James C Higgins as fire and police commissioners.

Mabscott RNS Mabscott Volunteer Fire Department State Fire Rating Bureau Richard Basham Basham

Abilene police probe dog deaths on patrol

Abilene Texas police chief Warren Dodson ordered an autopsy on Major an 85 pound German shepherd dies on patrol. A second dog died mysteriously three months earlier. Police doubt poisoning as the dogs are trained to attack only their handlers.

Abilene, Tex UPI Abilene Warren Dodson Dodson

Ostrich Height and Weight Scale to Eight Feet and 300 Pounds

Britannica notes the male ostrich can reach nearly eight feet in height and weigh as much as 300 pounds. The fact highlights the bird's impressive size and builds a reference point for observers and researchers alike.

Four blood groups recognized by the medical profession

The medical profession recognizes four blood groups: O, A, B and AB. Each type affects transfusion compatibility and clinical testing.

Mabscott okays Beckley Antenna Co cable franchise

Mabscott Town Council approved Beckley Antenna Co operating as Beckley Tele Cable to extend service into Mabscott. Dent and Kennedy said no exclusive rights, nine channels, color capable, local installations on poles, about 20 fee for installation and 5 to 6 monthly, 24 hour repair crew, 5 to 8 local jobs, operation set for January, and local staffed by residents.

Mabscott BNS Mabscott Town Beckley Antenna Co Beckley Tele- Cable Gary Dent Antenna Company Beckley David T. Kennedy Dent Kennedy Harper Road Willis Gas and Water Works

Democrats Seeking Absentee Voters in West Virginia

West Virginia Democrats have launched an all-out drive to identify about 15,000 potential absentee voters. The effort targets unregistered or inactive voters to boost turnout in upcoming elections. Local party organizers emphasize outreach through calls and mailings to engage eligible residents.

Washington UPI West Virginia West

Munching Offenders Scorn Forbids Police Hostility

A London magistrate warned against biting or biting attempts by suspects or others, saying munching police officers is to be discouraged. In Philadelphia, Postmaster Lambert armed carriers with a dog repellent to blind attackers briefly. Selsey fishermen complain amateur divers hoard lobsters and crabs, squeezing livelihoods. Britain leads tea consumption per capita with 9.711 pounds, Ireland 8.31, New Zealand 6.84. A firm expo displays wrong phone number in Virginia area, misdirecting clients. West Virginia absentee voting details described with local campaign drive in Washington area offices led by Sen. Byrd, noting 7,000 WV residents in the region and 4,200 voting in the primary.

Britain London UPI International Tea Committee Ireland New Zealand Taylor West

London Robbery Call Ends With Overcharged Snuff Customer

Police racing to a London shop on a robbery call encountered an enraged snuff buyer who claimed he was overcharged by two pence.

London UPI

Kensington burglary reported to magistrate Babington

London court officials delivered a note to Magistrate Anthony Babington during court stating his Kensington home was burglarized, with items valued at 700 dollars.

London UPI Anthony Babington Kensington

Real estate deeds filed in Raleigh County clerks office

Deeds on file record of real estate transactions show multiple transfers: Joe Glenn and Mary Ann Kenney to Eddie G and Marcell a O Clay for property at Midway Ridge Street for 5500 dollars. Charles and Colleen Hensley to William McKinley and Clara Ann Hensley for property at Helen Slab Fork District for 1 dollar. Raleigh County Board of Education to C S Fitzwater for property at the F J Good Farm Shady Spring District for 425 dollars. J S Gleason Jr administrator of Veterans Affairs to James C and Mary F Thompson for property in the A E Ford Addition Beckley Town District for 9700 dollars.

Joe Glenn Mary Ann Kenney Eddie G Marcella O. Clay Midway Ridge Street Charles Colleen Hensley William McKinley Clara Ann Hensley Helen Slab Fork Raleigh County Board of Education C. S. Fitzwater F. J. Good

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