Ohio Firm Fined For Unfit Eggs
Jaynes Poultry and Egg Co of Portsmouth Ohio paid a 25 dollar fine and costs after a magistrate found Grade A eggs sold were unfit for human consumption. The warrant was by West Virginia agriculture inspector Sam Holroyd. Also Edward C Jenkins Beaver pled guilty to multiple traffic violations and paid fines totaling 90 dollars after a two car accident on Piney Avenue. Clifford G Conner paid five dollars for expired inspection. Two peace warrants were withdrawn in Skelton. Sam Stovall Beckley pleaded guilty to improper registration and paid five dollars. State Police arrested him Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne’s Poultry and Egg Co
Portsmouth
Ohio
Joe Rodriguez
Kenneth Parker
Sam R. Holroyd
Spector
West Virginia
Gerald Strickland
Eccles
Clifford G. Conner
Rodriguez
Rebecca Bennett
Clyde Bennett
Irene Tenant
Bob Waddell
Skelton
Sam Stovall
Beckley
W. A. Burke
WVEA Objects to West Virginia Amendment Proposal
West Virginia Education Association outlines objections to the budget section of a proposed executive amendment. They warn it would erase constitutional safeguards for public education, remove state funding obligations, and potentially merge the Department of Education with others under governor control. Reeder urges re drafting to preserve public school protections while not opposing unrelated provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia Education Association
West Virginia
Phares Reeder
Reeder
Department of Education
WYEA
United Nations Holds 17th Session Elects President
The UN General Assembly opened its 17th annual session with Muhammad Zafrulla Khan of Pakistan elected president by secret ballot 72 to 27 over G P Malalasekera of Ceylon. Rwanda Burundi Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago joined the membership as the tally nears 110 seats. Uganda and Algeria expected to gain membership later this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muhammad Zafrulla Khan
Pakistan
Mongi Slim
Tunisia
Zafrulla
G. P. Malalasekera
Ceylon
Rwanda
Burundi
Jamaica
Trinidad and Tobago
Uganda
Algeria
Election profiles show uphill road to victory for Lodge
Massachusetts voters confront tough choices as Kennedy leads, Curtis trails, and McCormack, nephew of House Speaker McCormack, concedes gracefully urging supporters to back the Kennedy ticket in the fall. Lodge trails early, then builds a late lead around midnight with about 100 votes advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Lodge
Curtis
McCormack
John McCormack
Grace
Kennedy
Laughorn Heads Safety Council handles West Virginia post
Laughorn elected president of the West Virginia Safety Council at Charleston board meeting succeeding Ce leil B. Dodd of Weirton who led nine years. Elected vice presidents include Mac Vittie Alley Edwards Nitro Steinbicker Youngblood Charleston and C E Wolf New Martinsville. Robert Hartley Weirton named to two year executive committee. Board re elects Angelucci Ravenswood Bloch Wheeling Burgham Weirton Carrico Wheeling Custer Parkersburg Dux Berkeley Springs Ellison Williamstown Brooks Wheeling. Council backs a point system to curb habitual traffic violators and a driver records file under the State Motor Vehicles Department and urges staffing the State Police for a fully manned highway patrol. Priority in 1963 to state support for expanded high school driver education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Motor Vehicles Department
College enrollments hit new nationwide high totals
Baer reported total college enrollment this week at 11,947, up 269 from last year and an all time record. Full time student figures showed Marshall University 3,393 up 20, Bluefield State 464 up 17, Fairmont 1,340 up 40, Glenville 810 up 68, Shepherd 849 up 41, West Liberty 1,196 up 52, Tech 1,041 up 50, and West Virginia State 1,489 up 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Marshall University
Bluefield State
Fairmont
Glenville
Shepherd
West Liberty
Tech
West Virginia State
Beckleyans Plan Farm City Week Observance
A Beckleyan and a former resident are among officers planning West Virginia Farm City Week Observance for November 16 to 22. W Lovell Higgins formerly of Beckley and now in Charleston as assistant secretary of the West Virginia Bankers Association was elected program chairman. Dc T Shackelford manager of the Rural Development Council was named vice chairman. Serving as secretary treasurer is S C McMillen state vocational education director.
Chemistry Scholarship Established For WVU
WVU President Paul A. Miller announced a new chemistry scholarship in memory of John Craig Moore who drowned in the Monongahela River in 1935 as an WVU student. Funded by John A. Moore estate, Warwood Tool Co. veteran and uncle of the deceased, the award totals about 3200 dollars annually and is administered semi annually. Moore enrolled at WVU in September 1933 and was a Linsly Military Institute graduate in Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
UPS
West Virginia University
Paul A. Miller
John Craig Moore
Monongahela River
WVU
Miller
WVU Board of Governors
John A. Moore
Warwood Tool Co
Wheeling
Linsly Military Institute
Mountain For Sale at Public Auction in Romney
Ice Mountain will go up for sale at public auction Saturday to settle the estate of late owner George Pugh who died intestate. The mountain is named for visible ice and frost even in heat, and currents of air escaping from crevices are noted to chill hands and feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney
UPS
George Pugh
Brokerage Sale Details In Wonder Case
Trial in Beckley opened over 18 000 dollars claimed overpaid to the U S Government. Morris Wender testified his brokerage commissions were paid in merchandise rather than cash and would show in his inventory. He denied altering conditional sales contracts and described losses from a pawn business. Wyatt testified about a theft warrant and demanded charges be dropped after Wonder failed to appear before Grand Juries. Attorneys listed for Wonder and the IRS tax attorney, Judge Field presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Wender
Oak Hill
United States
Wender
U. S. District Nean
Beckley Tuesay
U. S. Loans Association
Warren L
Jack
Wyatt
Wonder
Field
Pat Hamilton
Carl J. Nutter
Charleston
Herbert Kendrick
Internal Revenue Service
Damage suit over Stamford Road rental moves to trial
Second day of Raleigh County Circuit Court proceedings in a dispute between Homer Warden and Gra dy Whitlock of Beckley over a 1958 9 room Stamford Road rental. Warden claims Whitlock damaged the house and grounds requiring repairs while witnesses including Earl Hunt and Shirley Thomas testified to costs and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Warden
Grady Whitlock
Beckley
Raleigh County
Warden
Stamford Road
Whitlock
Earl Hunt
W. A. Thornhill
Hurt
Shirley Thomas
Shady Spring
Kermit Locke
A. J. Sparacino
Stamford
Stamaford House
Thomas
Clifford Smith
Ned McManamay
Mountaineer Flintlock Club Holds First Flintlock Shoot
The Mountaineer Flintlock Club plans its inaugural shoot on Saturday at Leonard Meadows property in Shady Spring behind the Route 2 weight check station. Starting at 1 p.m. only flintlock rifles will be used. A business meeting on rules and standards will follow for members and prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaineer
False Wreck Alarm Deluges Ambulances on Turnpike
Three funeral home ambulances were dispatched to the West Virginia Turnpike about 10:15 p.m. Tuesday after a prank call claimed a wreck. A Keyser-Bryant spokesman noted it was their firm’s turn to handle Turnpike calls and the caller pretended to be from the Beckley Toll Gate. The Caffee Funeral Home also sent an ambulance. No wreck was found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funeral Home
West Virginia Turnpike
Keyser
Funeral services for Martin Lafferty in Coal Marsh Church
Funeral services for Martin Luther Lafferty 66 of Fairdale will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Coal Marsh Baptist Church with Reverends Dinsmore and Harvey presiding. Burial follows in the church cemetery. He died Tuesday morning in a local hospital after a heart attack at home. He lived in Fairdale 15 years and worked in mines at Eccles until 1936. Survivors include a daughter Wade Acord, a grandson Jimmie Lafferty, five other grandchildren, four brothers, three sisters, and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers listed. The body will lie in state at Melton Mortuary and then at the residence Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther Lafferty
Fairdale
Coal Marsh Baptist Church
Danny Dinsmore
Doff Harvey
Ravencliff
Wyoming County
Goodall
Mary Bailey Lafferty
Eccles
Raleigh County
Rice
Ollie Lafferty
Rosie Rollins
Willie Shumate
Melton Mortuary
Robert Fanning
Frank Cole
Sheldon Covey
James Cole
Havalon Covey
Dale Covey
George Covey
Murphy Cook
Final rites for Mrs Ida Reinhart in Mount Hope
Mrs Ida Hoffer Reinhart 80 of Mount Hope dies after a long illness in a Huntington hospital. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope with Rev George Porter officiating. Burial in High Lawn Memorial Park. Survived by daughter Myrtle Potter, brother J D Hoffer, and sisters Mrs Guy Rogers and Mrs Paul Hoffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hoffer Reinhart
Mount Hope
Tyree
George Porter
High Lawn Memorial Park
Reinhart
Huntington Hospital
Princeton
Guy Rogers
Paul Hoffer
Barden
Ohio
Funeral plans for Mrs Carrie Elkins Roanoke aunt of Pat Wheeler
Mrs Carrie Wheeler Elkins of Roanoke Virginia died Tuesday night after a long illness. Brief services were held in Roanoke at 10 am, with funeral services and burial planned for Richlands Virginia on Thursday. She was the last surviving member of a family of 12 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Wheeler Elkins
Roanoke
Pat Wheeler
Orchard Ave
Elwood McMillion
Richlands
Elkins
Mrs Sara Harris dies in Atlantic City hospital
Mrs Sara Cave Harris of Atlantic City New Jersey formerly of Beckley died early today in an Atlantic City hospital. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Cave of 604 Fayette Street. Surviving are her husband Thomas Harris a daughter Mrs Thomasina Fitzpatrick a sister Miss Etta Cave four brothers Roy Otis Lloyd all of Chicago Illinois and William Cave address unknown. The body is at a funeral home in Atlantic City where funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Cave Harris
Atlantic City
N.J
Beckley
Roy Cave
S. Fayette St
Thomas Harris
Thomasina Fitzpatrick
Etta Cave
Otis Cave
Lloyd Cave
Chicago
William Cave
Lois E Brammer Rites Scheduled In Sprague Church
Funeral services for Lois Eliud Brammer 69 of Sprague will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m at Calloway Heights Baptist Church with Rev H A McClung officiating Burial will follow at Prosperity Cemetery Brammer died Tuesday 6 35 p m in a local hospital after a long illness He was a Raleigh County native retired Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad employee WW I veteran member of Beckley Masonic Lodge 95 International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Calloway Heights Baptist Church Born February 11 1893 he was the son of the late John and Julia Goodall Brammer Survivors include his wife Julia May Hancock Brammer two sons Thedford Ray Winifred Earl three daughters Dorothy Mae Freeman Bernice Ruth Brammer Peggy Sue Brammer three sisters Ellen Tyree Maude Lucas Barbara Meador The body will remain at Calfee Funeral Home until one o'clock tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Eliud Brammer
Sprague
Calloway Heights Baptist Church
H. A. McClung
Prosperity
Raleigh County
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
U. S. Army
Beckley Masonic Lodge
International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers
John and
Julia Goodall Brammer
Julia May Hancock Brammer
Thedford Ray
Winifred Earl
Dorothy Mae Freeman
Stamaford
Bernice Ruth Brammer
Peggy Sue Brammer
Ellen Tyree
Maude Lucas
Barbara Meador
Beaver
Calfee Funeral Home
Petree Funeral Arrangements Set For 62 Year Old
James Petree 62 of Rhodell died after arriving at Mullens hospital at 12 20 p m Tuesday. The body is at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home as arrangements are completed for burial and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Petree
Rhodell
Mullens Hospital
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
Walter Gear Funeral Services Incomplete Notice
Walter Gear 64 Madeira Ohio died at 12 30 p m Tuesday after a nine year illness. He was a retired railroad employee who came here from Madeira. He is survived by brother Charles H of Largo Florida. Body shipping from Webb and Neal Funeral Home to Thomas Funeral Home Gratis Ohio for completion of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gear
Madeira
Ohio
Charles H
Largo
Fla
Webb and Neal
Thomas Funeral Home
Gratis
Funeral for Mrs. Virgie Ballengee in Oak Grove Church
Services were held at 2:30 p.m. in Oak Grove Methodist Church Ballengee for Mrs. Virgie Ballengee 76 of Alderson born April 14 1886 in Monroe County daughter of the late George and Caroline Kesler. She lived in Summers County most of her life and was a member of Oak Grove Methodist Church and the Talcott Chapter of the Eastern Star. Survived locally by her brother Omer Kesler Beckley. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Ballengee
Alderson
Oak Grove Methodist Church
Ballengee
Dewey Nelson
Gary Ziegler
Oak Grove
Monroe County
Maine
George and
Caroline Maddy Kesler
Summers County
Javits Nominated By Acclamation In New York Action
Rockefeller announces Julius Javits as the Republican candidate after acclamation. Keating reports Javits led New York City Mayor Wagner by over 400000 votes and vows a hard hitting campaign. Javits urges more Republicans in Washington to support the President and restore leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Kenneth B. Keating
Javits
New York City
Robert Wagner
Kennedy
Washington
Final rites for Ira Griffin Moore in Garrison
Ira Griffin Moore 76 of Garrison dies after a long illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Garrison Church of God with Rev. Rex Sandifer officiating. Burial in Pineview Cemetery Or gas. Survived by brother Rhuel Moore of Minden. A retired coal miner and former Webb Coal Co. employee. Body from Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville to home at 5 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Griffin Moore
Garrison
Garrison Church of God
Rex Sandifer
Pineview
Orgas
Moore
Rhuel Moore
Minden
Webb Coal Co
Armstrong Funeral
Whitesville
Beekeepers Outline Progress At Raleigh County RDC Meeting
Beekeepers in Raleigh County report 54 members in the new Raleigh County Beekeepers Association with about 300 colonies producing 170 pounds of honey per colony for a total of 48 000 pounds sold for 19 200 dollars. They urge expansion of apiculture education via extension courses, a state apiculturist, a honey fair, and 4 H involvement as they note the high honey demand and favorable colony yields. A fall feeder pig sale in November was also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Area Rural Development Council
Raleigh County Beekeepers Association
E. P. Cochran
Shady Spring
RDC
Cochran
Raleigh
West Virginia University
Ohio
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West
O. M. Dick, Jr
Panhandle
Senate bill funds housing and civil defense programs
The House rejected amendments to a bill financing the Office of Civil Defense while the Senate approved a $200 million expansion of federal housing programs for the elderly and a new farm elder aid program. The action aligns with anticipated Senate support and White House approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Office of Civil Defense
White House
Integration (Continued From Page One) States
U S attorney general Robert F Kennedy telephoned Barnett to say U S marshals would escort Meredith to the university, ensuring federal protection amid integration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
U. S. Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Barnett
U.S. Marshals
Meredith
Wins Nomination From Jail Cell
Former Massachusetts lawmaker Charles Tannello, campaigning from his Deer Island jail cell, won renomination to the state House seat in a 10-candidate Democratic primary. He is serving a one year sentence for larceny of $983 in state funds, with his victory prompting庆 celebrations in Roxbury and at his headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Charles Tannello
Roxbury
Deer Island
Tannello
Percy Jarrell Funeral Services in Whitesville
Funeral services for Percy Jarrell 55 of Whitesville will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday at the Valley Funeral Home Chapel Whitesville with Rev O E Stump officiating Burial will follow at Be Mordue Cemetery Whitesville He died Sunday morning at a niece s home in Trenton N J after a stroke He is survived by his mother Ada Bowman St Albans five brothers Odie Cleveland Ernest Lonnie Whitesville Willie Frank Columbus and a half sister Dora Ledmen St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Jarrell
Whitesville
Valley Funeral Home
O. E. Stump
Be Mordue
Jarrell
Trenton
N. J
Ada Bowman
St. Albans
Odie
Cleveland
Ohio
Ernest
Lonnie
Willie
Frank
Columbus
Dora Ledmen
Cottle’s Two Watches Recovered After Robbery Arrest
Deputy Sheriff Jack Thomas returned to Charleston to recover two watches taken from Sgt and Mrs Cottle on Sept 11 during an armed robbery. Henry Thomas Jr 31 of Anawalt is held in Raleigh County Jail. Thomas and Elijah Craig with Patrolman Tom Durrett worked the case. The wallet and knife remain unrecovered. Watches were traced to a person Thomas allegedly pawned them with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thomas
Charleston
C. Ross Cottle
Henry Thomas Jr
Anawalt
Raleigh
Thomas
Elijah Craig
Tom Durrett
City Police Department
Cottle
Henry Thomas
Rescue squad responds to fainting man on MacArthur
The Beckley Rescue Squad answered a 9 30 p m call to MacArthur Tuesday when Billie Beckelhimer 32 fainted in the street. He received emergency treatment and was transported to Beckley Memorial Hospital where he was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
MacArthur
Billie Beckelhimer
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Doctor N L Collins Reported in Poor Health
Beckley Hospital lists Dr N L Collins at 106 Adkins Street as in poor condition after a stroke. He is under observation and undergoing treatment with medical staff monitoring his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Hospital
N. L. Collins
Adkins Street
Obituary: Mrs Ida Mae Skaggs 63 of Ansted
Mrs Ida Mae Skaggs 63 of Ansted died at home Tuesday afternoon after a short illness born April 27 1899 at Marvel she was daughter of the late Amos and Jean Skaggs Withrow. She was a member of Antioch Freewill Baptist Church Marvel. Survived by husband Rev Chelmer H Skaggs three sons William A Ansted Cecil M Handley Chelmer V with Air Force Michigan two daughters Oretta Skaggs Ansted Oretha Wilson Lansing seven grandchildren two brothers Curtis Withrow Charleston Cecil Withrow Ansted and Faya Withrow a sister Alma Hess Millsboro Pa body at Dodd-Payne Funeral Home Fayetteville. RNS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Skaggs
Ansted
Marvel
Amos and
Jean Skaggs Withrow
Antioch Freewill Baptist Church
Chelmer H. Skaggs
William A
Cecil M
Handley
Chelmer V
Air Force
Miss USA Entrants See West Virginia During Contest
Forty two contestants including Miss Texas Shir ley Dickson tour Huntington as Miss USA is staged in West Virginia for the first time. Contest officials note the publicity may boost tourism while state commerce officials assist without state funds. Miss Jo Ann Odum, Huntington native and former Miss USA, helped bring the franchise to the state after winning last year in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Fannin Huntington
UPI
Shirley Dickson
Texas
West Virginia
Miss Dickson
Amarillo
Massachusetts
Mary Marble
Whitman
Cleveland
Andrea Jean Getzlaff
Oregon
Jodie Ray
Ray
Virginia
Laura Mills
Washington, D. C
Huntington
Old Dominion
Mills
State Commerce Department
Jo Ann Odum
New York
London
Democrats Draw Up Frontier Ticket in New York
In Syracuse Democrats unveiled a state ticket aimed at liberals and New Frontiersmen. Governor candidate Robert Morgenthau, U.S. Senate hopeful James Donovan, and other nominees including Edward Dudley for attorney general and Arthur Levitt for comptroller were named. The lineup features John Burns for lieutenant governor and Edward Dudley as the first Black statewide candidate, with public support promised despite upstate misgivings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Robert M. Morgenthau
Kennedy
New York
Edward R. Dudley
U.S. Atty
Robert Kennedy
Morgenthau
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Treasury
Roosevelt
James B. Donovan
Francis Gary Powers
United States
John J. Burns
Binghamton
Burns
Dudley
Manhattan
New York City
Arthur Levitt
John Scileppi
Queens
Court of Appeals
Berlin Watch: East German Police Replaced by Soldiers at Border
West Berlin police reported Berlin sian soldiers appeared at the border replacing the usual East German police after a clash at the French sector border. Earlier communist police released 25 tear gas grenades over the border barrier as a West Berlin loud speaker truck broadcast anti communist statements. West Berlin police retaliated by firing 25 tear gas grenades over the barrier. The incidents followed news that 29 East Germans fled through a so called luxury tunnel into West Berlin last Saturday. Officials raised the possibility of Soviet protest as West Berlin approved the tunnel and Allied knowledge of its existence. The tunnel, built by West Berlin engineering students, had lights air conditioning and an alarm. West Berlin officials said more than 29 East Germans might have used it undetected before rain flooded it earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian
West Berlin
Race Issue Left Off Governors' Agenda
The race issue will be missing from the official agenda of the Southern Governors' conference opening Sept. 30 in Hollywood Florida. Reapportionment and space-age topics top the five day program while a broad final day discussion will allow any governor to raise race topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
Hollywood
Farris Bryant
Florida
South
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
National Governors’ Conference
Paul Fannin
Arizona
John Anderson
Kanawha
Joseph A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Wesley Powell
New
Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Bryant
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
W. W. Barron
West Virginia
Elbert N. Carivel
Delaware
Jimmie Davis
Louisiana
Sanford
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
John W. Dalton
Missouri
Albertis Harrison
Virginia
John Patterson
Alabama
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Adm
Hyman Ricover
Shoplifter 30 Sent To Jail In Raleigh County Case
A 30 year old Glen White man received a 30 day jail term and a $15 fine for shoplifting a 65 cent package of bologna from Kroger Valley Drive. He was arrested by City Police on a warrant from store manager Tom Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Raleigh
Bill Harold Howerton
Joe Rodriguez
Kroger
Valley Drive
Tom Brown
William D. Shrewsbury
Morris B. Imboden
Lewisburg
Raymond L. Harris
Marshal Imboden
Cooney Walk
Dorothy
Robert Frank Brizendine
MacArthur
Housewife Charged In McDowell Murder
Evelyn Koboski 27 of Bartley was charged with murder after a shotgun blast killed William Phillips 35 and seriously injured her husband Brooks. Phillips and the Koboskis had been drinking at a tavern before returning home. Brooks Koboski had his arm amputated after being struck in the arm. The shooting occurred around midnight in the Koboski residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koboski
PLAN STATE VISITS ATHENS TO INDIA AND IRAN
The government announced King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece have been invited for state visits to India and Iran. The Greek rulers plan to accept the invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
UPD
Paul
Frederika
India
Iran
Soviet atmospheric test report by AEC in Siberia
The Atomic Energy Commission announced another Soviet atmospheric test in Siberia, the third in three days and the 13th in the current series. The blast yielded a few megatons, according to AEC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Envoys to Poland to Meet in Warsaw Thursday
State Department confirmed that the U.S. and Communist Chinese ambassadors to Poland will confer in Warsaw Thursday. Spokesman Lincoln White said the Chinese envoy requested the meeting, but the reason remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force B58 breaks Soviet altitude records
SETS WORLD RECORDS WASHINGTON (UPI) A Boeing B58 bomber reportedly flew to new world altitude marks. It allegedly reached 66,170 feet with under 2 tons and 50,252 feet with a 5 ton load, surpassing Soviet records from 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Air Force
Russia
Airlines Cut Losses In First Seven Months
Domestic scheduled airlines posted a net loss of 1.36 million dollars for the first seven months of the year, the Air Transport Association reported on Tuesday, versus an 11.5 million dollar loss in the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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United Nations
Charlie
Doan
Laughorn
Safety Council
Flintlock Club
Martin L. Lafferty
Edgar
Johnny
James
Roy Hancock
Edsel Arndt
Bruno Barney
Frank McManamay
John Radford
Ida H. Reinhart
Mrs
Carrie Elkins
Sara Harris
Lois E. Brammer
Rockefeller
Ira G. Moore
Cuba
Jail
DR. Collins
Frontier
Berlin
McDowell
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