President Kennedy Starts Daily Muscle Building Routine
President Kennedy has begun a daily muscle-building program in the White House gym under New York specialist Dr. Hans Kraus. The regimen, 15 to 30 minutes daily, aims to strengthen his back to resume exercise without reinjury, with Kraus visiting three times weekly for about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
UPI
White House
Merriman Smith
New York
Washington
Hans Kraus
New York University Medical School
Kraus
Council On Physical Fitness
Eisenhower
Janet Travell
Travell
New England
Chou Enlai Criticizes Khrushchev Albania Rift
Pravda reports Chou Enlai denounced Khrushchev over Albania's personality cult clash and attacked Kennedy as treacherous. He urged private bloc quarrels to avoid weakening Marxist unity, while issuing broad anti US rhetoric. Chou and Enver Hoxha have allied closely, with Albania absent from the Congress. The piece notes East Germany's Walter Trautht reaction to the year end treaty timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albania
Pravda
Communist Party
Chou
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Moscow
Enver Hoxha
Hoxha
Tass
East Germany
Walter Thricht
Monument Leadership Since 1911 Guarantee Plan
Monument leadership claim dates back to 1911 and promotes a written guarantee with every monument. Sears Monument Co advertises the Monument convenient payment plan from Harper Road with phone contact CL 3-6480.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Sears Monument Co
Harper Road
West Point plebe vanishes in six week mystery
West Point officials seek public help locating 18 year old Paul M. Weaver who disappeared from the U S Military Academy in late August. Weaver, a Portsmouth Ohio native and football center, left behind wallet and belongings after reportedly growing unhappy with academy life. Last seen after a hospital visit, his disappearance echoes a 12 year old missing cadet case at Mansfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N.Y
UPI
Paul M. Weaver
U.S. Military Academy
Portsmouth
Ohio
Weaver
Highland Ave
Academy
Debbie Peebles
Academy Hospital
Richard Cox
Mansfield
Store Fire Here Ends in Multiple Deaths
Fire crews arrived to a third story window cry for help from an unidentified man as a large blaze at a store during its late shopping night raged. The blaze began around 8:30 p.m. with damage estimated at $100,000. About 50 people were treated for smoke inhalation and minor injuries at the scene, with 40 more taken to Westmoreland County Hospital and 13 admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland County Hospital
Algerians Editorial Cites De Gaulle Forgiveness Gap
An editorial notes that De Gaulle does not forgive, quoting U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs G. Mennen Williams as part of a broader critique regarding Algerian issues and Franco-American stance in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
U.S
G. Mennen
Interstate 79 routing shift boosts West Virginia plan
The final route for Interstate 79 shifts toward a Charleston South connection, drawing the highway through Morgantown and Clarksburg to the state capital. Beckley officials and the press react with mixed relief and concern, while supporters laud regional economic plans and tourism potential across the Greenbrier Valley and central West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Sutton
Charleston
West Virginia Turnpike
Summersville
Beckley
Charles Hodel
Raleigh Register
Hodel
White Sulphur
Greenbrier Valley
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Norman Laughlin
Upper Monongahela Valley Association
Now You Know by United Press International
The largest carrier based aircraft in history is the A3D Sky Warrior jet bomber. It is 72 feet long with a wingspan of 73 feet and weighs over 35 tons when fully loaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Russians Not Interested In Fallout Shelters
An UPI dispatch from Moscow notes minimal public civil defense activity in the Soviet Union. No new home shelters or public drills are evident, while top government shelters exist but are not publicized. The press mocks American civil defense measures and deep subway shelters, built before nuclear weapons, would only serve a fraction of the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Moscow
United Press International
Henry Shapiro
UPI
Ivan
Dmitri
Leningrad
Kiev
Union
The Cork Club hires hoist to lift Liberace piano
A Houston Cork Club ordered a 150 foot high plate glass window broken so Liberace could hear play his piano. He will not perform on club piano. the scaled piano was hoisted through the window. Also notes include Paris riot reports and Angela Kennedys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Liberace
Teamsters Crancer
St. Louis, Mo
Central Methodist Church
Detroit
Bashir Ahmad
White House
Ladybird Johnson
Kennedy
Final rites for Elliott L. Neely at Wenonah Baptist Church
Death notice for Elliott L. Neely 50 of Dott with services at Wenonah Baptist Church conducted by three ministers. Burial in Flat Top family cemetery. Neely found dead at Crosier Coal tipple. heart condition and possible heart attack. Survived by wife Edna, two sons Douglas and Otis, two sisters Hallie Smith and Daisy Thomas, three brothers James John Homer. Bailey Funeral Home in Matoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott L. Neely
Dott
Wenonah Baptist Church
Milburn Bailey
B. H. Stevens
L. P. Duncan
Flat Top
Neely
Crosier Coal and Land Co
Wenonah
Hallie Smith
Forest Hill
Daisy Thomas
Cleveland
Ohio
James
Princeton
John
Pearlsburg
Homer Neely
Whitehall
Bailey Funeral Home
Matoaka
Obituaries for Dana McCord and G Dan Covey in Beckley
Mrs Dana McCord 74 of Cowen died at 9 30 am today after illness, lived with daughter Juanita Currence in Beaver. Born May 26 1887 in Roanoke, she was daughter of Andrew W Gay and Landona Summers Gay, survived by brother Lloyd Gay sister Armina Cosner, a raised niece Mable Puffenbarger and two grandchildren. Funeral home Rose and Quesenberry. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Mrs G Dan Covey died at 2 am today in Beckley Hospital after about 15 months illness. Born Oct 1 1899 at Crow, daughter of Lucy Hunt Scott and Douglas Scott. Moved to Beckley in 1912. Affiliated with Christian church, taught at Beckley Junior High, active in Woman's Club, sang in church choir and with a Beckley quartet. Survived by husband, daughter Martha Covey librarian in Tampa, and four sisters Eula Bragg Madge Tissue Ida Carper Eunice Harwood. Funeral at First Christian Church 2 30 pm Sunday, burial Sunset Memorial Park. Body from Melton Mortuary to church an hour before services. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Nolan McCord
Cowen
Juanita Currence
Beaver
Roanoke
Andrew W. and
Landona Summers Gay
Currence
Lloyd G. Gay
Arminta Cosner
Mable Puffenbarger
Akron
Ohio
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
G. Dan
Brooke) Covey
Beckley Hospital
Raleigh County
Crow
Lucy Hunt Scott
Douglas Scott
Beckoe
The
of Christianship
Covey
Lynchburg College
Lynchburg
West Virginia University
Beckley Junior
Woman's Club of
Beckley
W. E
Madge) Tissue
Mount Hope
Emery
Ida) Carper
Artesia
N. M
Harold
Eunice) Harwood
San Diego
Calif
First Christian Church
A. H. Wilson
A. J. Coffey
Sunset Memorial Park
Melton Mortuary
Phill MacDaniel
Charles Hughes
Paul Phipps
Ray B. Sigmund
William File
James Lowe
George Parker
Douglas Meakin
Final rites for Mrs Rebecca Osborne observed in Big Laurel
Mrs Rebecca Osborne 77 living with her son in law and daughter Fred White Beaver is to receive funeral services at 2 p m Sunday at Mennonite Church Big Laurel North Carolina with Rev Aquila Stoltzfus officiating Burial follows in the family cemetery at Big Laurel She died at 530 p m Thursday in a local hospital after an extended illness She was born November 4 1883 at Fig North Carolina and lived at Grayson North Carolina before moving here She was predeceased by husband W E Osborne August 3 Survivors include son Smith Osborne Elkton Maryland one brother Smith Osborne Washington three sisters Amanda Osborne Peach Bottom Pennsylvania Sylvia Farmer Rome Mountain Tennessee Matilda Campbell Grayson seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Quesenberry Funeral Home is open for calling after 1 p m today The body will be taken to West Jefferson North Carolina Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Osborne
Fred White
Beaver
Mennonite Church
Big Laurel
N. C
Aquila Stoltzfus
Fig
Grayson
W. E. Osborne
Osborne
Margaret
Lewis Osborne
Smith Osborne
Elkton
Washington
Amanda Osborne
Peach Bottom
Sylvia Farmer
Rome Mountain
Tenn
Matilda Campbell
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
West Jefferson
Widner Rites Set for Charles S Widner of Crab Orchard
Funeral services for Charles Stephen Widner 61 of Crab Orchard are at 2 p.m. Sunday at Cranberry Community Church led by Revs Okey Cox and Earnest Barley. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He died of a heart attack at 7:15 p.m. Thursday at home. Survivors include his wife Dorothy Widner a son Ernest Franklin Widner of Summerfield NC three brothers two sisters and one grandchild. Body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stephen Widner
Crab Orchard
Cranberry Community Church
Okey Cox
Earnest Barley
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
UMWA
Gulf Mining Co
Widner
Dorothy Widner
Ernest Franklin Widner
Summerfield North Carolina
W. G. of
MacArthur
O. J
Princeton
Sid
Chicago, Ill
Mary Meadows
Baltimore
Emma Cornell
Marfrance
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Garretson, 79, dies in Beckley Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Garretson 79 of MacArthur died at 518 AM in Beckley Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Born November 11 1884 in Basin he was a farmer and retired miner formerly at Stephenson Wyoming County. Survived by wife Nettie Shrewsberry Garretson four sons two daughters two brothers six sisters and 10 grandchildren. Body at Sam Fogle son Funeral Home Mullens pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Garretson
MacArthur
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Basin
Richard and Mary Shrewsberry Garretson
Stephenson
Wyoming County
United Mines Workers of America
MacArthur Church of God
Nettie Shrewsberry Garretson
Lawrence
Beckley
Ivan
George
Marietta
Ohio
Blane
Akron
Eunice Moffatt
Gene Gabany
Clinton
Henry
Kermit
Ocie Thompson
Laura Shrewsberry
Myrtle McKinney
Daisy McKinney
Stepehnson
Metta Lusk
Herndon
Lessie Ramey
Princeton
Sam Foglesong
Mullens
pend_see
Walter W Hearn final rites set for Oak Hill man
Walter Winfred Hearn 70 of Oak Hill dies in Staunton Virginia after long illness. Final rites at 2 p m Saturday at Jones Avenue Church of God Oak Hill with Rev John S Winters officiating. Burial in High Lawn Memorial Park. Survived by wife Stella Agnes Hearn five sons two daughters two stepsons 18 grandchildren four great grandchildren and other relatives. Body at Thomas Funeral Home Oak Hill. body to be taken to church an hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Winfred Hearn
Oak Hill
Jones Avenue Church of God
John S. Winters
High Lawn Memorial Park
Hearn
Staunton
Stella Agnes Hearn
Clarence
Gilbert
Roanoke
Bewren
Warren, Ohio
Walter Jr
Stuartsdraft
Robert Hearn
Betty Hipes
Greenville
Chester Mason Vaughan
Creed
Harold Eugene Vaughan
Charleston
Thomas Funeral Home
Funeral arrangements for 16 year old Carlos Logwood
Carlos Logwood of Alpeca died Thursday at 4 p.m. at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens from a heart condition. He was the son of Ed and Eunice Fraser Logwood and survived by four sisters Marian Joyce Carl Jean Barbara Ann and Lois and a brother Kenneth Carl Logwood, all at home. The body is at the Sam Fogle Home in Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Logwood
Alpeca
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Eunice Fraser Logwood
Marian Joyce
Carl Jean
Barbara Ann
Lois
Kenneth Carl Logwood
Sam Fogle
Russia and US debate nuclear weapons stance in committee
Steven Son told the committee that Russia boasted six Nations it could build without military purpose, claiming the Soviet Union would poison the atmosphere by radioactivity beyond all postwar tests. He said the United States had the capability but refused to pursue intimidation or larger blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Stevenson
Soviet Union
United States
Pike Wreck Reported on West Virginia Turnpike Milepost 22
A toll plaza attendant reported a wreck on the West Virginia Turnpike near Milepost 22 this morning. No details due to weather and incomplete information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Toll Plaza
West Virginia Turnpike
AT&T official argues outer space laws must be written
Horace P. Moulton of AT&T told the West Virginia State Bar in Beckley this morning that neither the law of the seas nor adjacent airspace applies to space problems. He urged study of space communications and noted no international agreements exist on space use. The gathering also included reports on ethics and unlawful practice and a panel on family law research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace P. Moulton
American Telephone and Telgraph Co
New York City
West Virginia State Bar
Beckley’s Playhouse
Moulton
Cyrus S. Kump
Elkins
Edward W
Charleston
State Bar
Osher C. Parsons
Parsons
Space Communications
Outer Space
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moon
United States
At&t
Satellite Corporation
FCC
New Republic
Lenin Workers
W. W. Barron
Alfred P. Murrah
United States Court of Appeals
10Th Circuit
Oklahoma City
Okla
Russell S. Fisher
Maryland
West Virginia
State Judicial Association
Snow May Half Special Jump by Beckley Paratroopers
Col William F Watts will lead Beckley West Virginia citizen paratroopers from the 16th Special into a simulated invasion at Camp Dawson near Kingwood. The unit will travel to Charleston by motor convoy, receive briefings, then jump in eight SA-16 planes from the 130th Troop Carrier Squadron at 10 minute intervals, return to Morgantown by road, and have the aircraft land there to fetch troops back to their home towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
William F. Watts
Beckwey
Camp Dawson
Kingwood
West Virginia
Watts
Charleston
130Th
Air National Guard
Morgantown
Snowstorm disrupts classes and power outages across region
A severe snowmass halted classes with only a few students showing up while Raleigh County Memorial Airport reported a clear runway but low ceilings delaying Piedmont Airlines flights. Power failures affected Beckley plants and water supply as weather authorities tied the snowfall to a low pressure system from Virginia moving northward, with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s across West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Memorial Airport
Herb Alley
Piedmont Airlines
Piedmont
Greyhound Lines
Pemberton Hill
Beckley Water Co
Glade Creek
Shady Spring
James Kessinger
Beckley
Richmond Road
Beckley Manufacturing Corp
Skellton
S. F. Caseino
Mount Hope
Charleston
West Virginia
Flat Top
Elkins
Parkersburg
Huntington
Wheeling
Martinsburg
Parsons
Kingwood
Keyser
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Bank Receives One Firm Offer on Vacant Beckley Bank Building
Elmer Davis executive vice president said one firm offer has been made to buy the Beckley National Bank building at Main and South Fayette Streets before its new structure was built. Additional offers are expected before today’s 2 o’clock deadline as interest grows since inspections increased. The bank plans a final decision by November 6, with the building vacant for over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
South Fayette
Beckley National Bank
Elmer Davis
Beckley
Davis
Interstate routing changes shift I 64 path to Beckley
The highway plan for the N S system reroutes I 64 from Charleston to Beckley via the turnpike and into Virginia near White Sulphur Springs, altering the previous plan to run along U S 60 directly from Charleston to White Sulphur Springs. The changes affect I 79 and I 77 corridors and the Charleston Beckley segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Beckley
Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Two-Car Wreck Leads to Driver’s Citation in Beckley
A 1:40 p.m. wreck at Fulton and Wesley in Beckley caused $25 damage. Carolyn Sisk, 17, Mabscott, backed into Walter W. Keller, 36, 110 Fulton Ave. Keller was charged with city operator license violation. he claimed exemption from Beckley limits. No charges against Sisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Wesley Avenues
Carolyn Sisk
Mabscott
Walter W. Keller
Fulton Ave
Beckley City
Keller
M. E. Tyree
Miss Sisk
Drunkenness Arrests Near Raleigh County Jail
Peggy A. Brewer of Beckley was jailed for drunkenness and released on bond at 10:15 a.m. after posting 106.50. She faced charges of drunk driving no operator license and no registration following an arrest by City Police at 3:50 a.m. Today. Two passengers in the same car were also arrested for drunkenness. Danny Puckett of Beckley was jailed at 12:43 p.m. Thursday on a charge of defacing private property for painting the curb with spray paint at the High Point Drive-In Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy A. Brewer
Beckley
Raleigh
Danny Puckett
High ‘Point Drive-In
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Kremlin
Peiping
Paris
London Daily Mail
Britain
France
Berlin
Ferrer
Rosemary Clooney
Maxwell Taylor
Viet Nam
Taylor
Italian Communist Party
Iron Curtain
Rome
Ced
Defense Department
Elliott T. Neely
Mrs. Dana McCord
Mrs. G. Dan Covey
Mrs
Charles $. Widner
Walter W. Hearn
Pike
Bank
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