Beatles Wing For Home Loaded With U S Loot
New York UPI Beatles conclude U.S. and Canadian tour with a Times Square charity show at Paramount Theater. Proceeds of 75000 went to United Cerebral Palsy and Retarded Infants Services after 3862 seats sold at 5 to 100 dollars. Police controlled large crowds before entry for the charity performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Liverpool
Times Square
Paramount Theater
British Isles
United Cerebral Palsy
44Th Street
Paramount
Negative significance and the idle week in Congress
Washington column examines how press releases use negative significance to signal importance. It contrasts two freshman congressmen of the 88th Club and notes the House’s sparse activity in a week, arguing true distinction comes from standing out during quiet times rather than busy periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kday
Gurney
Washington
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Bob Taft Jr
Ohio
House
Congress
White Ouse
Bolivia crushes rebellion plot endangers Paz regime
In Bolivia a right wing plot to assassinate President Victor Paz Estenssoro and seize power was crushed. Former President Hernan Siles Suazo was arrested as troops and police seized rebel leaders and guerrillas. The disruption included dynamited aqueducts rail lines and a passenger train. about 80 people were taken into custody in Santa Cruz and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Iuede
Victor Az Estenssoro
Hernan Siles Suazo
Paz
Siles
Rene Barrientos
Santa Cruz
Socialist Falange
Dream Train Tokyo Covers 260 Miles at Over 100 MPH
Japan's new Hikari Express ran the Tokyo to Nagoya route this Saturday at an average speed above 100 miles per hour. It left Tokyo at 8:00 a.m. and arrived in Nagoya 2 hours 28 minutes later, shortening a regular express trip by nearly two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dream Train
Tokyo
UPL
Japan
Nagoya
$250000 Suit Filed Over 1963 Prince Street Crash
A Dec 21 1963 two car collision at Prince Street and Valley Drive sparked a $250000 suit. The plaintiff alleges the defendant drove a 1962 car owned by Preston Turner into her 1960 car, causing facial neck and body injuries and toe amputation with hospital costs. Counsel: G Berk Lynch. A second suit seeks $20000 for a Feb 26 1963 Sewell Mountain Road accident where Howard C Fox says Fred Dobbins driving a car owned by Laura Dobbins struck him as a pedestrian, injuring legs body and head and incurring medical expenses. Counsel: W A Thornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Street
Valley Drive
Preston Turner
G. Berk Lynch
Sewell Mountain Road
Howard C. Fox
Fred Dobbins
Malta Gains Independence Amid Demos and Violence
Malta became independent as the 19th member of the British Commonwealth. Demonstrators from the opposition Labor party stabbed a police inspector and stoned the Italian consul general’s car. thirteen people were arrested. Prime Minister Mintoff said the independence constitution is a sham, but ceremonies continued with Prince Philip as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valletta
Malta
UPI
British Commonwealth
Labor Party
Onofrio Messina
Dom Mintoff
Britain
Gibraltar
Suez
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
Gladys Lifts Threat as Bermuda Watches Atlantic Path
Hurricane Gladys moved north at 110 mph with Bermuda on alert and planes moved from Kindley AFB. Forecasters said the storm would pass 200 to 250 miles west of Bermuda with gale winds likely and the U.S. mainland still warned to monitor advisories until a definite course is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
UPI
Gladys
Atlantic
Here
Kindley Air Force Base
Ethel
Miami
Raymond Craft
United States
Weather Bureau
Craft
Middle
South Atlantic
Integration Era Tensions Roil McComb and Nearby States
Reports from McComb Mississippi describe bombings at a Negro section church and voter registration site prompting civil rights activity. Across Mississippi Jackson seeks ballot access against incumbents. Richmond Negro Republicans debate strategy. Alabama eyes constitutional amendment over school integration. Georgia and Atlanta cover Maddox memorial tied to property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleyaenne Quinn
McComb
Society Hill
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Pickrick
Maddox
Return to School Sparks Childhood Courtesy
A brief note reflects on children greeting teachers with bright “Good morning” as schools reopen. The scene captures hopeful classroom warmth and the daily ritual of starting lessons with polite engagement from students and teachers alike.
Deaths and Funerals Miss Virginia A West at 50
Miss Virginia Alice West 50 of Glen Morgan died in a local hospital at 1 20 p m Sunday after an extended illness. She was a former secretary for Raleigh Wrecking Co and longtime Raleigh County resident. Born November 15 1913 in Raleigh she was the daughter of Carl Vest and the late Mary Poff Vest. Surviving are four sisters Genevieve Vest Billy Vest Glenora Teddie Amos and Roy Young all of Glen Morgan and two brothers Homer Vest and Dorsil Vest of Raleigh. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at the Caffee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Jack Maddy officiating burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. The body will lie in state after 2 p m today. Pallbearers are Oral West Clifford Hatcher Cecil Hatcher Carl Lilly Claude Allen and William Lacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Alice West
Glen Morgan
Raleigh Wrecking Company
Raleigh County
Raleigh
Carl Vest
Mary Poff Vest
Mary
Billy” Vest
Genevieve Vest
Glenora
Teddie
Widow Mrs Leonard Vaught dies after extended illness
Mrs Leonard Vaught of Odenton Maryland formerly of Beckley died in a Maryland hospital at 1 p m Saturday after an extended illness Born January 30 1927 in Edwight she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Stovall Sophia Surviving are her husband Leonard Vaught two sons Specialist 4 Larry C Vaught US Army Beckley Recruiting Main Station and Roger David at home four daughters Carol Sue Baltimore Sandra Kay Lenora Ann and Patricia Mae all at home two brothers James Stovall MacArthur and Jack Stovall Sophia and three sisters Mrs James Helen Patton Charleston Mrs Elmer Lee Ann Flower and Mrs French Vera Williams Sophia The body is at Williams Funeral Home Sophia pending completion of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Elsie) Vaught
Odenton
Beckley
Maryland
Edwight
W. S. Stovall
Sophia
Leonard Vaught
Larry C. Vaught
U. S. Army
Roger David
Ernest Atwell of Midway died after long illness
Ernest Atwell 45 of Midway formerly of Wyoming County died Saturday in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. Born March 20, 1919 at Davy he was the son of the late Ross and Bernettia Sizemore Atwell. Survived by his wife Wilma Jean Atwell two sons Ernest Harold and Kenneth D. two daughters Barbara Ann and Linda Lou all at home two brothers John Manassas Va and Howard Fanrock five sisters Mrs Jack Swick Welch Mrs Robert Bailey Fanrock Mrs Stacy Lester Manassas Mrs James Johnson Avondale and Miss Elizabeth Atwell. Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Christian Nation Church at Fannonck with Rev. Edgar Beverly and Rev. Minnie Pendry in charge. Burial in Brewster Cemetery at Indian Creek. Body taken from Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home in Pineville to the home of Herbert Short Indian Creek at 4 p.m. today. RNS)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Atwell
Midway
Wyoming County
Beckley
Davy
Ross and Bernettia Sizemore Atwell
Wilma Jean Atwell
Ernest Harold
Kenneth D
Barbara Ann
Linda Lou
John
Manassas
Howard
Fanrock
Jack Swick
Herbert Short
Indian Creek
Funeral services set for Oatie Kincaid in Fayetteville
Oatie Lawrence Kincaid, 82, of Lansing, dies after a short illness in Oak Hill hospital. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Dodd-Payne Funeral Home Chapel Fayetteville with Revs Secrist Bragg officiating. Burial in Lansing Cemetery. Survived by two sons Lowell Emory. six daughters Ruby Tygret Nancy Hunt Thelma Kincaid Marie Thompson Josephine Miller Drema Cowles. 53 grandchildren 37 great-grandchildren. Local source: RNS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatie Lawrence Kincaid
Lansing
Dodd-Payne
Fayetteville
Joe Secrist
John Bragg
Kincaid
Oak Hill
Edmond
Tom and
Lizzie Jones Kincaid
Lowell
Emory
Final rites set for Thomas C Manning in Kingston
Thomas Clyde Manning 71 of Kingston dies at home from cerebral hemorrhage. A retired Imperial Coal Co. employee born Dec 20 1802 in Putnam County he will be buried at Green Castle Cemetery Burnwell. Survived by wife Pearl, siblings, ten children, 29 grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Funeral at Kingston Community Church with burial in Green Castle Cemetery. Body at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill after 4 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clyde Manning
Kingston
Ernest Barley
Bradley
Green Castle
Burnwell
Manning
Putnam County
Imperial Coal Co
Pearl
Guy Manning
Charleston
H. B. Saunders
Alma Oldham
Cecil
Clyde
Robert
Dale Manning
Mary Giles
Bonnie Spencer
Leona Arrington
Maxine Pennington
Irene Jones
Cedar Grove
Nellie Salters
Decota
Tyree
Tollison 5 Cline Services for Tollison 5 Cline
Funeral services for 67 year old Cline are set for 2 pm Tuesday at Freewill Baptist Church Long Branch with Rev Lloyd Ferguson presiding Burial will follow at Long Branch Cemetery He died Saturday at home of a heart attack Born February 28 1897 in Simon son of David and Margaret Cline Survivors include wife Ida B Cline a son Wannie of Simon three daughters Laura Hatfield Ester Hurley and Hazel Morgan and 29 grandchildren Body released from Funeral Home in Pineville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollison
Cline
Simon
Freewill Baptist Church
Long Branch
Lloyd Fergiuson
David
Margaret Cline
Ida B. Cline
Wannie Cline
Laura B. Hatfield
Ester Hurley
Hanover
Hazel Morgan
Robertson and Foglesong
Pineville
Rns
Edward Snyder dies at 65 in Beckley residence
Edward Snyder 65 of 768 South Fayette Street Beckley died Saturday evening at his home. He was a member of Ebenezer Baptist Church. Survivors include his mother Dora Snyder three brothers Walter Snyder Harper Heights Robert Snyder Beckley and Paul Snyder Columbus Ohio. five sisters Lara Garrant Gulf Viola Fish Philadelphia Pa Deaule Snyder Boulder Colo Gladys Jones Beckley Thelma Neal Beckley. Services held at Ebenezer Baptist Church at 4 p m Wednesday with Rev C O Mitchell and Rev W M Jones officiating. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Body at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home after 9 a m Tuesday. It will be moved to the church one hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Snyder
South Fayette St
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Dora Snyder
East Beckley
Walter Snyder
Harper Heights
Robert Snyder
Beckley
Paul Snyder
Columbus
Ohio
Lara Garrant
Nancy L Butler Dies at 90 in Hilltop Princeton
Funeral services for Nancy L Butler 90 of Hilltop were held at 2 p.m. in Burns Wornal Chapel Princeton with Rev Max Linkous officiating. Burial followed in Hilltop family cemetery. She died Saturday in a Princeton nursing home. Born Green Springs daughter of John and Mary Hazelwood, wife of Luther. Survived by four sons Bernard Peterstown Luther Pembroke Va Kermit Pettry Otis Washington DC. 23 grandchildren 65 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy L. Butler
Hilltop
Princeton
Max Linkous
Butler
Green Springs
John and
Mary St. Clair Hazelwood
The
Baptist Church
Luther
Bernard
Peterstown
Pembroke, Va
Kermit of Pettry
Otis
Washington, D. C
Services for Haven S Shumate Held in Charleston
Haven S Shumate, formerly of Mount Hope, had services at 1 p.m. today in Snodgrass Funeral Home Chapel Charleston. Burial followed at High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill at 3 p.m. Shumate died of a heart attack Wednesday afternoon in Wichita Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven S. Shumate
Charleston
Mount Hope
Snodgrass Funeral Home
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Shumate
Wichita
Kan
Infant Vannatter Funeral Arrangements Incomplete
Funeral arrangements are incomplete for the 5 hour old son of Lewis and Ann Vannatter who died in a local hospital at 11 55 p m Sunday. Survivors include grandmothers Mrs Angiea Vannatter of Glen Jean and Mrs Bessie Drysdale of 102 6th Street. Body at Webb and Neal Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Ann Vannatter
Angiea Vannatter
Glen Jean
Bessie Drysdale
6Th. St
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Final rites for James H. Collins scheduled at church
James H. Collins, 84, died after an extended illness. Final rites will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the New Jerusalem Holiness Church conducted by Elder Joe Harriston. Friends may call. body taken to the church one hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James IH. Collins
Lester
New Jerusalem Holiness Church
Joe Harriston Collins
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home
Castro Says Mexico Won’t Break Ties With Cuba
Fidel Castro, in a Havana speech, asserts Mexico will not sever diplomatic relations with Cuba despite U S pressure. He cites Bolivia and Uruguay as having broken with Cuba under economic threats, and argues Mexico’s strong economy shields it from U S coercion. He spoke at the first national sugar forum in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
Mexico
Cuba
America
Havana
Bolivia
Uruguay
Castro
United States
Aurugay
First National Sugar Forum
Charlie Chaplin
Hvana
XB70 Test Flight Aims For Breakneck Speeds
The XB70 aims to fly 650 to 700 mph just past the sound barrier in initial tests. Chief pilot Al White and co-pilot Col. Joe Cotton plan to reach about half the craft’s planned altitude as they evaluate the delta wing design. The program, costing taxpayers $1.5 billion, evolved from a reconnaissance bomber to a test vehicle for triple sonic air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Aviation
al White
Air Force
Joe Cotton
Defense Department
Los Angeles
New York
Calistoga Fire Roars Through City as Windsfan Destroys 5M Damage
California north wind creates ideal fire conditions across the region. Marin County halts burning permits for the day. Calistoga Mayor Bud Hanley estimates five million dollars in damage, calling it the worst fire in the city’s history. Councilman Roy Jones notes cinders falling like rain but orderly evacuations proceed. Forestry official Fran Gowell reports 25 to 30 fire units arriving to aid firefighting. Gowell adds many structures destroyed and efforts focus on saving remaining buildings. About 400 people have evacuated to the high school and neighboring halls in St Helena, eight miles south, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Marin County
Calistoga
Bud Hanley
Roy Jones
Fran Gowell
Gowell
St. Helena
President Johnson introduces young Coco as girl friend
In Washington, President Johnson and Mrs Johnson attended church at St. Mark's on Capitol Hill then went to coffee with White House aide Jack Valenti. Johnson held hands with Coco McPherson, daughter of Harry McPherson, and called her his girl friend, a remark she affirmed with a smile.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Capitol Hill
White House
Jack Valenti
Coco McPherson
Harry McPherson
Coco
Afro-Asia Solidarity Conference Calls Malaysian Troop Buildup Brutal
The permanent secretariat said Saturday the deployment of British, Australian and New Zealand troops in Malaysia is a brutal act of British imperialists aiding a U.S.-backed neo-colonialist federation. The statement condemns Western troop presence in the region amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Uar
UPI
Afro-Asia Solidarity Conference
Malaysia
Funeral services for Central Gamble in Skelton
Central Gamble 67 of Skelton will have funeral services at 2 p m Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Rev. W J Carter and Rev. W L Brown officiating. He died in a local nursing home at 8 20 p m Thursday after a long illness. he was a member of the local community and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Gamble
Skelton
First Baptist Church
W. J. Carter
W. L. Brown
Greenwood Memorial Park
Gamble
Obituary Notice for Local Residents and Miner Union Member
Survivors include two sisters Mrs Irene Cook of Sylvania Ala and Mrs Allena Thomas of Detroit. Body at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home with viewing after noon Tuesday. Service at the church one hour prior to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
United Mine Workers of America
Irene Cook
Slyacanga
Ala
Allena Thomas
Detroit
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
Johnson on Hope and Opportunity in West Virginia
President Johnson argued the nation must expand opportunities and dignity for all. He cited West Virginia’s unemployment with food stamps and redevelopment aid, insisting democracy requires compassion for the less fortunate and action to empower every citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
West Virginia
Airport Dedication Highlights Runway and Buildings
The event featured speakers including Sens Randolph Byrd and Congressmen Staggers Hechler, with co chair Walter L Hart noting 29 year dream of the airport. He joked this was the 19th dedication as items unveiled include a lengthened runway new administration building and two new hangars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Byrd
Staggers
Hechler
Dominion News
Walter L
Bill) Hart
Hart
Weather Improves After Morning Rain At Ceremony
Rain fell steadily until about 8 am causing worry for planners. By noon the sky cleared partly and by 3 pm only flecked clouds remained. Temperatures reached the upper 80s with a light breeze making conditions nearly ideal.
Eisenhower Goldwater meet after unity conference with Horatius tone
President Eisenhower and Senator Goldwater met for the first time since the Hershey unity gathering. The discussion included questions about retaliatory measures after four enemy patrol boats reportedly attacked two U.S. destroyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Hershey
Protestant group endorses LBJ in editorial
A panel of Protestant theologians led by Reinhold Niebuhr endorses President Johnson for reelection. They label a Goldwater vote as irresponsible and reckless, arguing for Johnson in a joint editorial in Christianity and Crisis. The signatories include leaders from Union Theological Seminary Stanford Duke and Andover Newton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Reinhold Niebuhr
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
John C. Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Robert McAfee Brown
Stanford University
Robert W. Spike
Religion and Race Commission
The
National Council of Churches
Harvey Cox
Andover Newton Theological School
Waldo Beach
Duke University Divinity School
Henry P. van Dusen
Union Seminary
Roger L. Shinn
Christianity and Crisis
UAW Starts Tough Talks With GM After Victories
UPI reports the United Auto Workers open contract talks with General Motors, aiming for a three year deal for about 350,000 workers. Walter Reuther praises recent Chrysler and Ford gains as a cake and frosting, while GM executives prepare to negotiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Auto Workers Union
Chrysser
Ford
General Motors
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Reuther
Chrysler
Grimond must land away from sportsfield in Yeovil
Liberal party leader Jo Grimond arrives in Yeovil by helicopter for campaigning but must land elsewhere after officials say the local sportsfield, gifted to the town, cannot be used for gambling or political events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeovil
England
UPI
Liberal Party
Jo Grimond
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Oatie Kincaid
Thomas Manning
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