City Driver Faces Three Charges After Wreck
James Herman Daniel of 117 Antonio Ave was booked at Raleigh County Jail on three charges after a two car crash that damaged property estimated at 600 dollars. He faced drunken driving and operating without a city or state license after his vehicle struck a parked car owned by James Richardson at South Fayette and Booker streets. A second collision at 8 25 pm on West Neville Street involved Mary Underwood and Michael Jones. no charges were filed. Police cited Fred Patton for speeding. Also noted: 17 year old juvenile released on juvenile warrant. Robert Beckner released after charge of delinquency. Danny Blevins released after breaking and entering. Carl Prince held on reckless driving. John Hartson named president of Raleigh County 4 H Leaders Association with officers elected at a Monday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Herman Daniel
Antonio Ave
Raleigh County
Daniel
James C. Richardson
South Fayette
Booker
West Neville Street
Mary Underwood
Mabscott
Michael B. Jones
Beckley
Fred Patton
Meadow Bridge
Kenneth McDowell Cool Ridge
Beckner
Danny W. Blevins
Hardy
Carl Prince
Crab Orchard
Prince
W. A. Burke
Miss Perry Named Armory Secretary in Raleigh County
Florence Perry of Beckley Route 1 is named secretary at the Raleigh County Armory. Carrie Cook, the former secretary, has moved to Morgantown. Perry, a 1964 graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School, takes office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Perry
Beckley
Raleigh County
Carrie Cook
Morgantown
Perry
Woodrow Wilson High School
Safety Training Institute Opens Here
A two day Supervisors Safety Training Institute began today in the civic room of the Bank of Raleigh. About 20 persons had signed up by 10:15 a.m. Under Melvin Tolle, the program covers basic and specialized accident prevention for supervisory work. Lectures include topics on accident causes, insurance role, job hazard analysis, PPE, and more. Certificates will be awarded at the end signed by the West Virginia Safety Council president and the Institute director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Raleigh
Melvin Tolle
United Fuel Gas Co
West Virginia
Beckley Hotel
Alex Kelemen
Armco Steel Corp
Montroal
S. T. Maloney
Insurance and Safety
General Instrument Corp
Newark
N. J
James Stone
Union Carbide Corp
Chemicals Civ
South Charleston
Richard Repaire
Mine Safety Appliances Co
Charleston
H. E. Webb
Monsanto Co
Nitro
John Gates
Stanley Hudnall
C&p Telephone Co
Jack Stewart
FMC Corp
Inorganic Chemicals Div
Ray Dowdy
Beckley
Harry Hatcher
West Virginia Safety Council
Workmen's Compensation
Cletus Hanley
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Hugh Murray
C & P Telephone Co
W. Reece Burns
Methodist Temple
Tolle
Safety Training Institute
October Jurors Named for Beckley Criminal Court
Grand jurors for the October term were drawn and ordered to report October 4. Named are H. E. McMillan Eugene ONeal Leafy E Ball ew Regina H Farmer William F Henricks from Beckley plus many others from nearby towns including Glen White Piney View Coal City Stana ford MacArthur Bradley Colcord Packsville Sprague La nark and Artie. Petit jury duty starts October 11 with a long list of Beckley and regional residents invited to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
H. E. McMillan
Eugene O'Neal
Leafy E. Ballew
Regina H. Farmer
William F. Henricks
Beckley
Ruth Osler
Glen White
Earl Ewing
Piney View
Ben Williams
Tams
Wyatt Lipscomb
Helen
Marshall Smith
Coal City
Ruth Belcher
Dorothy
Dewey O'Dell
Rock Creek
John E. Massie
Beaver
Nell G. Winston
Crow
Alice Kingsley
Pluto
Okey Bailey
Glen Daniel
James R. Daniel
Stanaford
Veda Carmen
George Sparks
J.W. Wood
MacArthur
Emma Davis
Robert E. Helton
Bradley
Dan Harris
Carl Holstein
Colcord
Donnie Jarrell
Packsville
Hubert Lilly Jr
Archie Lilly
Sullivan
Clifford Pope
Sophia
William Ormandy
Dry Hill
D.D. Richmond
Cleta Wood
Sprague
Madge Williams
Lanark
Bryant Withrow
Ameagle
Arthur Stover
Claude Wiliams
Artie
George Arnold
Coe C. Allen Jr
Melvin C. Anderson
Forrest Akers
Darrell A. Arnold
Judy Brown
John Banco
Howard Brown Jr
Claude Bradley
Nancy Briguglio
Lowell Cawley
David Creager
of Beckley
Odi Casali
Jack Dawson
James H. Darkey
Carl D. Davis
Perry Futterman
James R. Floyd
Frank K. Hamlin
Dan C. Hall
Roy Jennings
Don Lively
Don Lowe
John E. Lilly
Frank Moxley
Anthony Misiti
F. H. Logsdon
Robert D. McClean
James Mc. Neish
David Patton
Posey Rhodes
John W. Straton
R. H. Smith
D. K. Shroyer
Cecil Wright
Jessie Athey
Crab Orchard
B. B. Allen
David Bragg
Whitby
Lottie Arthur
Rt. 1
Mount Hope
Mackl Anderson
Virgil Bowling
Mabscott
Ralph Adkins
Charles Anderson
Mary F. Blake
James Mahan
Edna Hale
McAlpin
Edwin Bartlett
James P. Canterbury
George Settle
Daniels
W. O. Brooks
Bolt
Carl Blackburn
J. G. Shupe
R. C. Wimbish
Midway
Edward Bryant
Unemployed Parents Attend Basic Education Classes
Charleston press reports over 1,000 unemployed parents of dependent children are in basic education classes across five counties. The program aims to boost employment prospects, funded 90 percent by the federal Economic Opportunity Act. Kanawha County hosts 18 classes with about 685 enrolled. Summers County opened Aug 9 with 154. Monroe County added 65 on Sept 13. Greenbrier County started last week with 104. Wetzel County gears up to serve 95 starting Sept 27.
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Charleston
UPI
State Welfare Department
Kanawha
Summers County
Monroe County
Greenbrier County
Wetzel County
Revival at Glen White Church of God Opens Weeklong Campaign
A revival campaign underway at Glen White Church of God began Sunday evening. Services are held each evening at seven o clock for an indefinite period. Evangelist is Rev Franklin Price of Beaver and the pastor is Mrs Jess Fuson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen White
Glen White Church of God
Franklin Price
Beaver
Jess Fuson
County Schools To Get 45721 In Grant Share
Raleigh County receives 45721.91 from a 1 million state education appropriation. Superintendent Trail says funds will boost comprehensive programs with emphasis on math and language arts, plus consolidation for better facilities, equipment, books, and teacher training. Other counties listed with requested sums for language arts, math, and related needs.
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Raleigh County
Sherman Trail Trail
Progam
Fayette County
Wyoming County
Greenbrier
Mercer
Monroe
Nicholas
Summers
Cancer Society Meet Scheduled In Wheeling Oct 8 10
The West Virginia Division of the American Cancer Society will hold its Annual Meeting Oct 8 10 at Oglebay Park Wheeling with national guests including Jesse Speidel Leo Gerber Dr Charles Cameron and Dr Bernard Zimmerman inviting many attendees from across the ACS network and state units. Local attendees include Robert L Daniels and Raleigh County leaders Helen Gagalis Virgil Sarrett and D Holliday among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
American Cancer Society
Oglebay Park
Wheeling
Robert L. Daniels
ACS
Natalie Austin
Raleigh County
Helen Gagalis
Raleigh
Tony Gonzalez
Crusade
Gonzalez
Albert Tieche
B. B. Richmond
Virgil Sarret
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
Virginia Deeds
Federation of Womens Clubs
Bernard Zimmerman
W. E. Copenhaver
Max W. Saunders
Marjorie Scott
Vernon E. Duckwall
DN. Thomas
Charleston Attorney Admitted To Local Bar
Charleston attorney James Garrett Anderson was admitted to practice law in Raleigh County in open court before Circuit Court Judge Norman Knapp. The admission was proposed by local attorney John C. Ashworth, Beckley native and University of Kentucky law graduate, and Anderson is the son of Dr and Mrs James G Anderson Jr. of Flat Top Lake. Another attorney, David W Knight of Princeton, was granted permission to practice law here on a motion by Princeton attorney W Robert Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garrett Anderson
Charleston
Raleigh
Norman Knapp
Anderson
John C. Ashworth
Beckley
Law School
University of Kentucky
James G. Anderson Jr
Flat Top Lake
David W. Knight
Princeton
W. Robert Carr
Librarian to Attend State Meeting Friday in Parkersburg
Raleigh County librarian Mrs. C. H. Graham and WV Library Association president will attend a state executive board meeting in Parkersburg Friday. About 25 librarians from across the state will participate in the all day session to outline final plans for the state convention set for November 7 at White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
C. H. Graham
West Virginia Library Association
Parkersburg
White Suliphur Springs
Clear Creek Man Sues for 100000 After Auto Crash
Carlos E. Lilly Jr. files a $100,000 personal injury suit in circuit court against Paul D. Taylor of Clear Creek following a June 22 1965 collision on Maple Fork Road near U S Route 21. Lilly seeks recovery for vehicle loss medical expenses lost wages and injuries including a broken nose facial cuts and potential tooth loss. Attorney William Saunders of Princeton represents Lilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos E. Lilly Jr
Paul D. Taylor
Clear Creek
Maple Fork Road
U. S. Rt. 21
Taylor
Lilly
Wreck Victim Dies After Ohio Crash
A four month old infant, William Farley, died in Huntington hospital after a highway accident on U S 5 near Gallipolis Ohio. The child, son of Mr and Mrs William H Farley of Madison Ohio, was riding with his parents when their car collided with a vehicle driven by J B Vinson of St Albans West Virginia. The Farleys and Vinson were reported in satisfactory condition at Gallipolis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
UPI
Gallipolis
Ohio
William Farley
William H. Farley
Madison
J. B. Vinson
St. Albans
W. Va
Henri Christophe Suicide Timestamp Ends Reign in Haiti
Henri Christophe, famed leader in Haiti, shot himself with a silver bullet ending his reign. The revolt of 1820, fueled by his cruelty and greed, culminated in his death by his own hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Christophe
Haiti
Court to Review Life Sentence for Charleston Man
The West Virginia Supreme Court agreed to hear Lee Harding's appeal of a life term imposed in Kanawha County in 1960 under the Habitual Criminal Act. Harding pleaded guilty to breaking and entering after two prior felonies. He argued his first conviction was invalid and that the maximum should be 1 to 10 years plus five, with Oct. 12 set for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
State Supreme Court
Lee Harding
Kanawha
Harding
High Court
Moundsville Penitentiary
Propaganda Broadcasts Rise in 1965 Months
USIA reports weekly propaganda broadcasts by Communist nations surged to a record high in the first half of 1965. The majority of the increase came from Asian Communist states, with North Korea’s Radio Pyongyang forming a second network.
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Washington
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Frank Patton
Kenneth Gross
Jean Henderson
Clyde Peters
Charles Smith
YMCA
Raleigh County Ymca
Harry C. Culp
Culp
Obligation Mountain State Herring Aid Center
Main St. Beckley
W. V. Dial
Miss
Ben Franklin
Douls & Cudwy
P.J
Slender Tony
Sophia, W. VA
Karen Salter
United Fuel Gins Co
Supervisors Safety Training Institute
Appala
Chian Power Co
Alex Keleman
Melvil Tolle
Anthony Puskas
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Beckley Manufacturing
Petit Jury
Fall TV
Beckley TeleCable
S. Kanawha St
Beckley, W. Va
Dial
Cancer Society
Sophia Jayvee
Sophia High School
Penny Lozier
Agnus Lozier
Brenda Smith
V. C. Campbell
Charlene Poe
Charles Poe
Vicky Davis
Ralph Davis
Carmen Stone
Donald Stone
Suaanne Hicks
William Saunders
Farleys
Vinson