Beckleyan Faces Murder Charge
Beckley resident William Henson, 46, is jailed on a murder charge in Raleigh County relating to the weekend killing of Louis A. Morris, 31, in East Beckley. Arraignment before Magistrate W A Burke planned. motive disputed as police continue investigation. Morris died from a stab wound to the neck after a confrontation at 121 12 Washington Ave. Morris had worked as a dishwasher at Beckley Winn Hotel. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henson
Beckley
Raleigh County
Louis A. Morris
East Beckley
W. A. Burke
Morris
Raleigh General Hospital
Henson
Freda Bailey
East Park
Washington Ave
Ater
Beckley - Winn
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home
50 Megaton Nuclear Test Shocks World, Experts Weigh Fallout
Western military experts question Russia's ability to lift such warheads with intercontinental missiles. London based Blast Force detectors confirm a major explosion at Kew Observatory. Seismologist Jan Pieza cites a definite 50 megaton yield. Swedish scientists estimate 15 ton bomb size 16.25 by 9.75 feet and call it dirty. They warn about 66 pounds of strontium 90 and 3,300 pounds of other radioactive by products released. Khrushchev had signaled a 50 megaton finale to Russia's test series two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kew
Jan Pieza
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Kennedy Hand a Trowel to Build in Our Country
The remark expresses a resolve to build domestically, ensuring future generations inherit sane resources now available, as President Kennedy encourages self reliance and national development for lasting prosperity.
Robbery at Kaye Station Triggers Statewide Car Search
Police seek Reed, a 13 year Army veteran, after a robbery at the Kaye station. A .22 caliber automatic pistol was stolen from a cash drawer inside a white cabinet. A safe door was removed and left near the steel floor safe. Reed's missing 1950 Ford two door, white over black with WV 10-261, is sought. motorists who saw the station between 2 and 4:30 am Sunday and other drivers are asked to report sightings to State Police. The station has suffered multiple armed robberies since opening six years ago, the latest about two years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
West Virginia
Kaye
Head On Crash At Ravenswood Takes 3 Lives
A head on collision near Ravenswood WV Sunday night killed three people and pushed the weekend highway toll to 296 for 1961. Victims were Dr. L. J. Moore 60 and his wife Nelle 54 of Huntington and Mrs Paul C. Parkins 37 of Ravenswood. Police report two cars struck head on near WV 2, trapping occupants. Also killed were Rodney Swan 16 of Milton and seriously injured sister Sharon 17 after scooter collision on US 60 near Milton. Driver Ira Nichols 60 of Huntington charged with manslaughter and driving left of center. he posted bond for appearance Tuesday. Additional fatalities included Steve Morton 15 and Raymond Slusher Jr. 18 in a Clay County crash Friday near Gauley Bridge and Clinton Morgan 20 of Worthington in a single-vehicle crash on US 50 near Deerwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Ravenswood
West Virginia
W. Va
L. J. Moore
Nelle
Huntington
Paul C. Parkins
Rodney K. Swan
Milton
Cabell County
Sharon
U. S. 60
Ira Nichols
Andrew Kitchen
Steve Morton
Raymond Slusher Jr
Sizemores
Clay County
Gauley Bridge
Clinton A. Morgan
Worthington
Marion County
U. S. 50
Deerwalk
Wood County
Budget trade analysis signals restrained economy next spring
A special economic analysis in a budget document suggests federal activities may exert a mildly restraining influence on the economy next spring. It marks the first publication of such an analysis in a budget document. The predicted deficit contrasts with Eisenhower era plans of a $1.5 billion surplus for 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisen
Where Tax Dollar Goes
Washington report from UPI cites Budget Bureau figures on the average tax dollar. Defense, foreign aid, and space account for 62 cents, with 10 cents for interest on the national debt, 7 for agriculture, 6 for veterans, and 1 cent each for post office deficit and new domestic expenditures. Anti-recession programs total 12 cents and all other items 1 cent. Individual taxes contribute 55 cents, corporate 26, excises 12, and customs and miscellaneous 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Budget Bureau
Post Office
Kennedy Defends Additions to Eisenhower Budget
The Kennedy administration accuses Eisenhower of underestimating 1962 spending and being optimistic about revenues. It defends additions as vital to national security and welfare and to curb last winter's recession. A budget review cites debt growth and spending, noting cost cuts and planned joint service purchases saving billions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hower
Eisenhower
Kennedy
White House
Annes
Armed Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Mdena Kerlin in Mullens
Funeral services for Mrs. Mdena Dooley Kerlin 69 of Mullens will be held at 11 AM Wednesday at Mullens Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charles Mencer in charge. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park Beckley. She died Sunday at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens from a cerebral hemorrhage. She leaves husband Jay H. Kerlin two daughters Mrs. James C. Doss Richmond Virginia and Mrs. Elbert Humphrey Mullens three brothers Grover Henry and Ray Dooley all of Mullens two sisters Mrs. Minnie Lusk Mullens and Mrs. Murl Lawson Roanoke Virginia five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She was a member of Mullens Presbyterian Church. Friends may call at Sam Foglesong Funeral Home Bailey sville Tuesday with Rev. Floyd Lester Brenton officiating. Burial at Laurel Branch Cemetery Baileysville. Manning died at 3 PM Saturday in Beckley Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modena Dooley Kerlin
East Bank
Charles
Lucinda Marks Dooley
Jay H. Kerlin
James C. Doss
Richmond
Elbert Humphrey
Mullens
Grover
Henry
Ray Dooley
Minnie Lusk
Murl Lawson
Roanoke
Kerlin
Mullens Presbyterian Church
Sam Foglesong
Fefl
Baileysville
Floyd Lester
Brenton
Laurel Branch
Manning
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Funeral set for Mrs Eula Alma Linkous in Shady Spring
Mrs Eula Alma Linkous 55 of Shady Spring dies after a long illness at home. Funeral services slated for 2 p m Tuesday at Shady Spring Missionary Baptist Church with Rev Earl Cochran officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. She was born November 3 1905 at Newman daughter of the late Henry and Acenith Starr and was active in local clubs and church life. Survivors include husband Lonnie Linkous daughter Marie and two sons James and William, plus two brothers E M and A Q Starr. Pallbearers listed. Body to be moved from Keyser Bryant Funeral Home to church one hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Alma Linkous
Shady Spring
Shady Spring Missionary Baptist Church
Earl Cochran
Sunset Memorial Park
Linkous
Newman
Henry and
Acenith Simmons Starr
Shady Spring Missionary
Douglas Lowe
Lonnie Mills
Edward Sanderson
C. A. Walker
Keyser-Bryant
Funeral for Robert Hancock in Keyser Bryant Funeral Home
The Rev. Virgil Cook was to lead funeral services for Robert Hancock of Norfolk Virginia, formerly of Beckley and Tams, at 2 p.m. today in the Keyser Bryant Funeral Home. Pallbearers named Cotton White Okey Mills Robert Cormack John C. Wright Virgil Keaton and Patsy Fragile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Cook
Robert Hancock
Norfolk
Beckley and
Tams
Keyser- Bryant Funeral Home
Cotton White
Okey Mills
Robert Cormack
John C. Wright
Virgil Keaton
Patsy Fragile
Graveside rites set for Earnest L. Adkins 59
Earnest L. Adkins of Lawton 59 died Saturday after a long illness. Graveside rites will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev. Ralph Parsons officiating. He was born July 15, 1902 in Fayette County to Rastus and Sarah McNabb Adkins. Surviving are his wife Bessie Irene Vandal Adkins five sons and two stepsons and three daughters. Body at Webb and Neal Funeral Home Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest L. Adkins
Lawton
Sunset Memorial Park
Ralph Parsons
Adkins
Fayette County
Rastus
Sarah McNabb Adkins
Bessie Irene Vandal Adkins
Cora McClanahan
MacArthur
Billy
Belle
Garland
Backus
Wilbert
Harold
Chicago
Ill
Erskine Adkins
Germany
Willard
Hinton
Wilson Gill
Layland
Irma Goins i
Piney
Delphine Shuck
Joan Adkins
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Beckley
Final rites for Fayetteville businessman Felix Beni
Felix Beni 44 of Fayetteville died in a Myrtle Beach surf capsize while fishing. Co owner of Benwick Feed and Supply Co. born Feb 18 1917 in Berwind WWII veteran. Survived by wife Trene Hattsock Beni three daughters father Pompie Beni two brothers two sisters. Funeral at Fayetteville Methodist Church Wednesday 2 p.m. with Rev C S Thompson officiating. Body to be sent from Myrtle Beach and placed in Dodd Payne Funeral Home then Church. (RNS)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Beni
Fayetteville
Fayetteville Methodist Church
C. S. Thompson
Beni
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Benwick Feed and Supply Co
Oak Hill
Berwind
LaFayette American Legion
Trene Hattsock Beni
Felice Stanley
Concord College
Theresa
Annette
Pompie Beni
Jack
Brussels
Belgium
Paul
Keffer Rites Set for Coal City Resident 70
Funeral services for Marion Keffer 70 Coal City will be held at 2 p m Thursday in Coal City Community Church Rev Armor Sayre officiating Burial will follow in Coal City Cemetery Keffer died in a local hospital at 130 a m Sunday after a long illness A retired miner he belonged to UMWA Local Union No 6163 Survivors include his wife Edith four brothers and six sisters and two daughters Pallbearers listed Keffer family and Webb and Neal Funeral Home assisted the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Keffer
Coal City
Armor Sayre
Keffer
Aed
UMWA
Clay County
William Keffer
Edith Keffer
Porter
Earl
Delbert
Payne
Daniels
Martha Lilly
Della Kroah
Zula Duncan
Laura Garten
Ivory Garten
Veg
Ng Baan Ae
Tennessee
Final rites for Kenneth C Manning in Baileysville home
Kenneth C Manning, 63, of Baileysville, was to receive final rites at 2 p.m. today in the home of Elmer Mitch. The service details appear incomplete in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. Manning
Baileysville
Elmer Mitch
Honaker 82 of Saxon dies after long illness in Raleigh General
Albert Jake Honaker 82 a Saxon resident dies at 4 am in Raleigh General Hospital after a long illness. He was born April 3 1879 in Saxon a son of James and Mary Daniel Honaker. He was a retired carpenter helped build Starr Methodist Church and was a charter member of Glen Daniel IOOF Lodge 361. Surviving wife Bertie Manning 10 sons and 4 daughters 76 grandchildren 50 great grandchildren and two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at Breckenridge Missionary Baptist Church with burial in Saxon Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral home Melton in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Jake
William Honaker
Saxon
Raleigh General Hospital
James
Mary Daniel Honaker
Starr Methodist Church
Honaker
Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge
Glen Daniel
Theodore Roosevelt
Bertie Manning
Mildred Brown
Nettie Treadway
Maxwell Hill
Ophia Daniel
Dry Creek
Mary Ann Brooks
Portland
Ore
Thomas
Theodore
George
Fred
Bill
Cleveland
Ohio
Randall
Parkersburg
Carl
Denver
Douglas
Jack
Beckley
Elizabeth Daniel
Rio Grande
Lennie Edison
West Frankfort
Ill
John
Junior
Breckenridge Missionary Baptist Church
Virgil Cook
L. W. Stanley
Robert Dent
Bag Melton Mortuary
Edgar Young
Howard Young
Garrett Tabor
George Honaker Jr
Bert Milam
Ernest Mankin
Glen Daniel Ioof Lodge
Final rites for Mrs Virgie Shrader in Hinton
Mrs Virgie Shrader 58 of Hinton will receive funeral services at 2 p m Tuesday at her Beech Run home conducted by Rev Harry R Peyton of Roanoke Va Burial follows at Bennett Family Cemetery on Sunset Hill She died 7 15 p m Saturday at Shrader Bait Store from a cerebral hemorrhage Born Sept 1 1903 on Madams Creek she was the daughter of the late George A and Victoria Bennett a Beech Run Baptist Church member Surviving are three sons Thomas Marvin Ronald Shrader all of Hinton a daughter Mrs Doris Burgos of Hinton a brother F L Bennett of Beckley and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Shrader
Hinton
Beech Run
Harry R. Peyton
Roanoke
Bennett
Sunset Hill
George A
Victoria Bragg Bennett
Ola C. Shrader
Thomas
Marvin
Ronald Shrader
Doris Burgos
F. L. Bennett
Beckley
Cool Ridge Men Plead Guilty in Theft Case
Stanley Hatcher and Donald Bell of Cool Ridge pleaded guilty in Raleigh County Criminal Court to attempting to commit a felony. They were sentenced to a year in jail and $50 fines after an indictment for stealing musical instruments, food and kitchen equipment valued at just over $100 from Samuel Thomson's camp in Cool Ridge. Credit for time served was granted. Melvin Redden of Beaver faces capital and bond forfeiture on a separate indictment for stealing $340 cash and an $80 watch from Dr. D. H. Warren in Beckley. Judge Harry L. McCreery rescheduled the jury until 9 a.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hatcher
Donald Bell
Cool Ridge
Raleigh County
Samuel Thomson
Leo Birch
Melvin Redden
Beaver
Liberty
D. H. Warren
Beckley
Harry L. McCreery
Tuesay
Counter Claim Entered Today
A counter claim for 25000 was entered by Willard Scurlock against J H Holt Plumbing and Heating Co in a suit Holt filed to collect 5360.15 for equipment and supplies. Scurlock operates Willard’s Super Market and says Holt’s suit caused embarrassment distress credit problems and a cloud on real estate. In other action a motion to set aside a verdict in Willard Branson vs Charles S Lewis Jr is set for November 6. A divorce granted Charles M Littlejohn from Sandra Jean Littlejohn with custody to the mother. A counter claim for 550 was filed in Hardin vs Lusk et al delayed to November term. Original claim 30000 stemmed from a Soak Creek car crash May 15 1960. A suit by Mildred and George Owens against Elmo and Maria Pannel was continued to December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Scurlock
J. H. Holt Plumbing and Heating Co
Holt
Scurlock
Willard’s
Willard Branson
Charles S. Lewis Jr
Charles M. Littlejohn
Sandra Jean Littlejohn
Lacy Hardin
Danny Joe Lusk
Kenneth Lee Kelley
Edith Lusk
C. C
Seaborg Country Resumes Testing After Russia Bombs
Seaborg announced testing resumes on Sept 15, two weeks after Russia renewed nuclear tests. The current sequence includes Russia detonating more than 25 fallout-producing blasts, with a mass of air mildly contaminated by last Monday's So viet test likely a 30 megaton blast. Its plume crossed New England and stretched over the North Atlantic, but Public Health Service officials reported no appreciable radioactive debris fallen in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New England
North Atlantic
Three Sisters Remembered in Ohio Obituary Trio
Mrs Bertha Cole of Sandstone Mrs Essie Shrader of Huntington and Mrs Beulah Cremeans of Ironton Ohio are listed among the deceased with 11 grandchildren. The body was to be moved from Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton to the residence at 2 PM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Cole
Sandstone
Essie Shrader
Huntington
Beulah Cremeans
Ironton
Ohio
Ronald Meadows
Hinton
Mrs. Clara Brown Funeral Services Incomplete
Mrs. Clara Brown of Georgetown Illinois died early today at her home after a two month illness. In survivors is a daughter Mrs. Carl Bunch of Beckwgor left of Georgetown. The service was accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Sally ier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Brown
Georgetown
Ill
Carl Bunch
Beckw.gor
Sallyier
Final rites planned for Mrs Edna Selbe in Pryor Chapel
Mrs Edna Selbe dies at Charleston Memorial Hospital after heart attack at 2 30 a m Survivors include sisters Mrs W J Smith and Mrs R F Wilson both of Beckley Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday in Pryor Funeral Home Chapel East Bank with burial in London Charleston area tributes note the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Selbe
Pryor Funeral Home
East Bank
London
Charleston
Selbe
Charleston Memorial Hospital
W. J. Smith
R. F. Wilson
Beckley
Final rites for James Edwin Howell on Sunday
James Edwin Howell 50 of Skelton will have funeral services at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Mount Hope with Rev. Harry Dias in charge. He died at 1235 am in a Beckley hospital after a heart attack. Born December 13 1910 in Raleigh County he was a worker at The Manne Mine of The New River. He was a World War II veteran and member of UMA Local 23825 Stamford and Loyal Order of Moose 1606 Beckley. He is survived by his wife Mabel, his mother L J Howell, a son and two daughters. The body lies at the Tyree Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwin Howell
Skelton
Tyree
Raleigh County
Howell
UMA
Stamford
Loyal Order of Moose
Beckley
Mabel Howell
L. J. Howell
Mount Hope
James
Shelia
Edith Armstrong
Warren, Mich
Blanche Butler
Beatrice Hughes
Washington, D. C
Hubert Davis
Front Royal
Tyree Funeral Home
No Leniency Seen for Halloween Goblins in Beckley
Beckley police chief M E Tyree said area youths have behaved well in past Halloweens but urged goblins to turn energy toward UNICEF fund collecting. State Police Superintendent W E Burkett ordered efforts to identify and prosecute pranksters, warning road blocks could cause fatal accidents and parents may be held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicef
W. E. Burchett
Burchett
Maple Fork Man Faces 2 Counts
Charles Daniels of Maple Fork was booked at Raleigh County Jail at 12:30 a m today on charges of being drunk and fighting. Lewis Foster of Mabscott was arrested at 10:50 p m and jailed on two trespassing warrants. Donald Cook of Glen Daniel was released at 7:15 a m after serving time for being drunk and leaving the scene of an accident. Miles Vernon Grubb of Piney View was released at 4:45 p m Sunday after posting 500 bond to appear in Raleigh County Court on a charge of bastardy before Magistrate W A Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Daniels
Maple Fork
Raleigh
Mabscott
Lewis Foster
Donald Cook
Glen Daniel
Miles Vernon Grubb
Piney View
Raleigh County Court
W. A. Burke
German Foreign Minister Von Brentano resigns from government
West German Foreign Minister Henrich Von Brentano announced his resignation from office to the Christian Democratic party. He will not join the new coalition formed after CDU failed to win an absolute majority in the Bundestag election. The Free Democrats and Social Democrats pressed for change as Adenauer’s age and leadership faced challenge.
Caramanlis Wins Greek Election Victory headed for control
Athens reports Prime Minister Konstantine Caramanlis staunchly pro West National Radical Union led by ERE appears headed for a landslide. With over three quarters of precincts counted the ERE holds 1,572,333 votes and 49.6 percent, just above the 46 percent needed for a 300 seat parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
UPI
National Radical Union Party
ERE
Konstantine Caramanlis
Greece
Heiress Grandmother Dies Prompting Autopsy Order
Katharine Geddes Benedict, 77, veteran in battles over her socialite granddaughter Gamble elopement, died suddenly at her East Side townhouse. Police cited natural causes but city medical examiner ordered an autopsy. body moved to Bellevue Hospital morgue. caretaker found her alone. Benedict was widow of Henry Harper Benedict, former Remington president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Katharine Geddes Benedit
Gamble
Benedict
East Side
Bellevue Hospital
Gisla Has‘lam
Broadway director Guthrie McClintic dies of cancer at 68
Palisades New York report says Guthrie McClintic a Broadway director producer died Sunday from cancer. In a 40 year theater career he directed four productions including The Old Maid The Barretts of Wimble Street and Candida. His wife actress Katherine Cornell was with him. Cambridge Massachusetts report notes Alfred D Sheffield professor at Wellsley for 29 years died Saturday at age 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisades
N.Y
UPD
Guthrie McClintic
McClintic
Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Alfred D. Sheffield
Wellsley
Coroner to Hear Inquest Into Child's Death Tuesday
Kelly said Dr Whelton reported a coroner's inquest into the child's death would be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the district morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Whelton
Halloween Carnival Held by East Beckley PTA At School
The East Beckley Parent Teacher Association sponsors a Halloween carnival at the school at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Beckley
Parent Teacher Association
Stalin's Mausoleum Fate Debated At Soviet Congress
Delegates at the Soviet Communist Party congress debated removing Stalin from the mausoleum and moving his body to his native Georgia or cremation with ashes in the Kremlin wall. Leningrad officials and Georgian premier Givi Dzhavakhishvili urged ending the personality cult as calls grew for the body’s removal. Khrushchev unveiled Moscow's first statue of Karl Marx as the congress closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Gori
Kremlin
Tass Tass
Jii
Georgia
Ivan Spiridonov
Communist Party Central Committee
Leningrad
Palace of Congress
Givi Dzhavakhishvili
Spiridonov
Tass
Lenin
Peter Demichev
Moscow City
Demichev
Moscow University
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Karl Marx
Rusk Says U.S. Aims Not to Form Closed Coalition
The U.S. seeks to avoid the appearance of a closed group with Japan as Cabinet officials travel by plane to Honolulu arriving at 2 p.m. local time. The party will stay overnight and depart early Tuesday for Tokyo where they are due at noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
United States
Washington
Tokyo
Honolulu
Shortening The News Briefs From State And Nation
Brief items report a guest conductor fainting and revived, then hospitalization and concert cancellation. Ohio Valley IDB files a $151600 grant for a vocational retraining program in Ohio and Marshall counties. Charleston bus strike settlement progress is unchanged after two Sunday meetings. Gov Barron to address the West Virginia Contractors Association at White Sulphur Springs. President Kennedy departs Fort Smith Arkansas for Washington after rural Oklahoma speeches. Dwight D Eisenhower campaigns in Texas to aid GOP congressman bid. Chrysler plants face labor disputes as UAW negotiations stall on a national contract renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Industrial and Business Development Corp
Area Redevelopment Administration
Ohio
Marshall Counties
Charleston
W. W. Barron
W. Va
Kennedy
Fort Smith
Ark
Washington
Oklahoma
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
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Central Pacific
Beckley Hardware
Heber ST
Main
Modena Kerlin
Mrs
Eula Linkous
Charlie M. Keffer
Jake’ Honaker
a _ ws
Seaborg
James E. Howell
von B. To
Quis
Caramanlis
U.S
Japan
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