Humphrey Net Worth Reported At 171396 In 1964 Election
Democratic vice presidential nominee Hubert Humphrey and wife Muriel reported assets totaling 191283 with liabilities 19887 as of Sept 10. Major assets include 64000 in real estate Chevy Chase and Waverly Minn homes, 45913 in government securities, 40389 in stocks and bonds, 3410 cash, and 33640 in miscellaneous items. Tax liabilities total about 10000, largely potential taxes if assets sold at current market value.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Muriel
Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart
Certified Public Accounts
Minneapolis
Minn
Johnson
Life Magazine
Barry M. Goldwater
Phoenix, Ariz
William E. Miller
New York
Humphrey
Chevy Chase
Waverly
Huron
S. C
Barbour Named West Virginia Liaison to Washington
J Henry Barbour has taken duties as West Virginia representative in the Washington liaison office replacing Paul Crabtree. Barbour is an expert in wood utilization and foreign trade, previously with the state Commerce Department, while Crabtree returns to coordinate the state's Economic Opportunity Program participation. Crabtree began meetings with Shriver and aides in Washington, with conferences continuing through the week.
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Charleston
UPI
J. Henry Barbour
West Virginia
Washington
Barbour
Paul Crabtree
State Commerce Department
Crabtree
W. W. Barron
Europe
R. Sargent Shriver
Woodmen Benefits Offer After One Year of Membership
The text promotes fraternal benefits not in the insurance certificate, eligible after one year of membership. It touts Woodmen of the World as providing protection fraternity and service and urges contacting a local representative for full details of the program.
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Woodmen
Woodmen of the World
Goldwater Campaign Swing Through the Northeast and Midwest
Goldwater planned a multi state campaign tour after a televised exchange with GOP leaders. He would spend Wednesday in the Fort Worth Dallas area then travel to Kansas Iowa and Wisconsin before a Boston stop. Friday events were set for Portland Concord Albany Burlington and Louisville with a Saturday Michigan swing including Niles Midland County Fairgrounds and Detroit.
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Tysburg
Charlotte
Goldwater
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tex
Kansas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Boston
Portland
Maine
Concord
N.H
Albany
N.Y
Burlington
Durocher Expected to Be Named Cardinals Manager
A New York UPI report says Leo Durocher will get the nod over Walt Alston for the St. Louis Cardinals managerial post. The choice narrows to the two men with Durocher currently the leading candidate.
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New York
UPI
Leo Durocher
Walt Alston
St. Louis Cardinals
Sovereign skipper lauds Constellation after loss
Peter Scott, skipper of the Sovereign, lauds the U S defender Constellation after its sweeping victory. He praises the boat and its crew as superbly sailed and magnificently handled.
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Newport
Peter Scott
Sovereign
U.S
Constellation
Edwards AFB Pilot recounts XB70 tire blow during landing
Chief pilot Alvin White describes hearing a tire blow on XB70 during descent at Edwards Air Force Base. He says the crew felt the tire burst and maintained control, guiding the aircraft to a safe landing as planned.
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Edwards Afb
Alvin White
Steelworkers Leader Calls for Total Job Security
Atlantic City reports Steelworkers President David J. McDonald outlines future union goals. He argues that once a steelworker becomes a permanent employee of a corporation, they must have complete career security, comparable to other career professionals.
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Atlantic City
Former Professor Heads Retardation Commission
Rogers McAvoy, a former West Virginia University professor, has become executive director of the new Commission on Mental Retardation created by the 1963 legislature. The commission will coordinate mental retardation programs in the state and McAvoy has established temporary offices in the State Health Department.
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Charleston
UPI
Rogers McAvoy
West Virginia University
Commission On
State Health Department
Convict Refused Writ in Murder Case
The West Virginia Supreme Court denied a habeas corpus writ for John Jefferson of Mingo County who was sentenced to life for murder. He claimed the first degree murder conviction was invalid and argued a physician’s statement about the victim Allen Burns dying of shock after his leg wound was dressed supported his innocence.
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Charleston
UPI
State Supreme Court
Mingo County
John Jefferson
Allen Burns
Bishops Vote To Accept New Catholic Doctrine
VATICAN CITY UPI bishops at the Ecumenical Council voted to make bishops partners of the Pope in governing the church by collegiality. The 1,918 to 322 vote advances the De Ecclesia reform and requires papal approval after finalizing the document. Also, bishops approved elevating their sacramental dignity in Holy Orders by 2,201 to 50, clarifying bishops as a real order within the sacrament.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
Peter
Universal Church
Socialites face jail in liquor to minors case in Darien
In Darien Connecticut a dozen prominent residents including a psychiatrist and his wife and a male teacher were arrested for serving liquor to minors at private parties linked to the highway death of 17 year old Nancy Hitchings. The arrests under a rarely used statute carry up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Darien, Conn
UPI
Fairfield County
Rodney S. Eielson
Nancy Hitchings
American Airlines
Connecticut
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Gertrude E Cecil 69
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Ethel Cecil 69 of 115 Clyde St will be at 2 pm Wednesday in Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Revs John Atkinson and B L Moss in charge Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens She died Monday at 12 30 pm at home of an apparent heart attack Survivors include her husband Woodrow Cecil a son Bernard Martin Deland Fla two daughters Edith Martin Morris Beckley and Opal Houchins Pipestem 16 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren The body will be taken to the residence of Edith Martin Morris 404 Bostic Ave at 4 pm today and returned to the Peace Chapel one hour prior to services
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Gertrude Ethel Cecil
Clyde St
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
John Atkinson
B. L. Moss
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Cecil
Pipestem
Alexander and
Nannie Eanes Abbott
Woodrow Cecil
Bernard Martin
Deland
Fla
Edith Martin Morris
Beckley
Opal Houchins
Pipestein
Rose and Quesenberry
Bostic Ave
Peace Chapel
Mrs Lavelet Holliday Funeral Arrangements Made
Mrs Lavelet Holliday 67 of Edmond died Monday at a daughter's home in Huntington after a long illness. Born November 6 1896 in Edmond she was the daughter of Grant and Agnes Rogers. Surviving are six sons Harold Estil Sam Garland Bobby and Darrell a daughter Mildred Alexander four brothers a sister and 19 grandchildren. Body at Dodd Payne Funeral Home in Fayetteville.
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Lavelet Holliday
Edmond
Laura Anderson
Huntington
Grant
Agnes Propps Rogers
Colo
Bobby
Helena
Mont
Mildred Alexander
Sandusky
Ohio
Worthington
Dante, Va
Ransler
Lewisburg
Barnard
Laurie
Florida
Drema Pettie
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
Fayetteville
Mrs Leonard Vaught Final Rites Held in Odenton
Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie Vaught 38 of Odenton Md formerly Beckley will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at First Assembly of God Church with Rev. T M Waldron in charge. Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. She died Saturday in a Maryland hospital after an extended illness. Body at Williams Funeral Home Sophia after 5 p.m. today Pallbearers include Joe Spence Kenneth Manning Carl P Wolander W M Jones Leon Basham and O B Sturgill.
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Leonard
Elsie) Vaught
Odenton
Beckley
First
Assembly of God Church
T. M. Waldron
Sunset Memorial Park
Maryland
Williams Funeral
Sophia
Joe Spence
Kenneth Manning
Carl P. Wolander
W. M. Jones
Leon Basham
O. B. Sturgill
Edward Snyder Funeral Service Set at Ebenezer Church
Edward Snyder 65 of 768 South Fayette Street will lie in state at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home today. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Ebenezer Baptist Church at 4 p.m. with Revs C O Mitchell and W M Jones officiating. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. He died Saturday evening at his residence.
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Edward Snyder
South Fayette St
Ebenezer Baptist Church
C. 0. Mitchell
W. M. Jones
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home
Mrs Tom McKinney dies en route to hospital
Mrs Tom McKinney 43 of Norfolk Va died in Churchland Va Sunday while en route to a hospital. Born at Davy she was a daughter of the late Roy D and Alice Morgan Hensley. Survived by husband Tom McKinney son Roy Dale and daughter Sarah Alice at home two brothers Quincy Beverly and Howard Beverly and a sister Mrs Alex Lavis. Funeral set at Williams Funeral Home Chapel Sophia at 2 pm Thursday with Rev Okey Cox and Rev Homer Stewart. burial in McKinney Cemetery Tams Mountain. Body at the funeral home.
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Tom
Katy) McKinney
Norfolk
Sophia
Churchland
Davy
Roy D
Alice Morgan Hensley
Tom McKinney
Roy Dale
Sarah Alice
Quincy Beverly
Roanoke
Howard Beverly
Alex
Daisy) Lavis
Williams Funeral Home
Okey Cox
Homer Stewart
McKinney Cemetery
Tams Mountain
Funeral Home
Lee Smith 56 Eccles Miner Dies After Illness
Lee Smith 56 of Eccles died in a local hospital at 12 30 a m today Born September 28 1907 he was a son of John Thomas and Macy McMillion Smith A lifelong Eccles resident he worked at Eccles No 5 mine before illness led to retirement Survived by brothers Basil and Thomas both of Eccles Son George preceded him in death in 1960 Funeral services held at Melton Mortuary Chapel at 3 p m Thursday Rev Robert H Doan officiating Burial in Harper Cemetery Friends may call after 4 p m Wednesday Pallbearers named Elmer Loving Henry Brown George Nedelecoff Carl Lester Robert Garrison Bobby Reynolds Sam Cangemi Eugene Cangemi
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Lee Smith
Eccles
John Thomas
Macy McMillion Smith
Eccles No. 5
Basil Smith
Thomas Smith
George
Melton
Robert H. Doan
Harper Cemetery
Harper
Elmer Loving
Henry Brown
George Nedelecoff
Carl Lester
Robert Garrison
Bobby Reynolds
Sam Cangemi
Eugene Cangemi
Adkins Rites Led For Giles M. Adkins in Layland
Giles M Adkins 62 of Lawton died at 530 am after a long illness. Born June 18 1902 in Fayette County he mined coal locally before retirement. He married Ruby Collins and survived by two sons two daughters twelve grandchildren a step grandchild three sisters and other relatives. Services held at Layland Mountain Church 3 pm Friday Rev Ernest Barley officiating with burial in Layland Cemetery. Melton Mortuary awaiting calls after 4 pm Thursday.
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Giles M. Adkins
Lawton
Fayette County
Ferguson and
Roxie Adkins
Baptist Church
Ruby Collins
Giles Adkins
Ernest Barley
Layland Cemetery
Melton Mortuary
Central Gamble final rites set for 67 at North Beckley church
Central Gamble aged 67 of Skelton will receive final rites at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the First Baptist Church North Beckley with Rev. W J Carter and Rev. W L Brown directing. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial. Gamble died in a local nursing home at 8:20 p.m. Thursday after a long illness. The body lies in state at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home where friends may visit. it will be taken to the church.
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Central Gamble
Skelton
First Baptist Church
North Beckley
W. J. Carter
W. L. Brown
Greenwood Memorial Park
Gamble
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
Bernard L. Watson dies after extended illness
Bernard L. Watson, 74, Harper Heights, died in a local hospital at 1:30 a.m. today following an extended illness. Johnson Funeral Home is pending completion of arrangements.
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Bernard L. Watson
Harper Heights
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home
Infant Vannatter Graveside Rites Held at Huse Park
Infant son of Lewis and Ann Vannatter of Glen Jean died shortly after birth. Funeral at 2 p.m. today in Huse Memorial Park Fayetteville with Rev. Robert Perry presiding. He died at 11:55 p.m. Sunday in a local hospital. Webb and Neal Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Lewis
Ann Vannatter
Glen Jean
Huse Memorial Park
Fayetteville
Robert Perry
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Mrs Julia Howell 94 Dies. Rites Set in Princeton
Mrs. Julia Howell 94 of Princeton dies at 4 a m Monday in a Princeton hospital from a stroke. Services are 2 p m Wednesday at Fairview Community Church near Black Lick with burial in Brown Cemetery. She lived in Princeton 75 years, born April 15 1870 in Goodwell. survived by a half sister Mrs Boyd Farmer Beckley. Burial at Bailey Funeral Home Princeton.
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Julia Howell
Princeton
Fairview
Black Lick
Brown Cemetery
Howell
Boyd Farmer
Beckley
Goodwell
Thomas and
Armetta Taylor Crumb
John
Bailey Funeral Home
Tolman Combs services set in Guyan church
Tolman Combs 80 of Guyan died Sunday at home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at 11 a m Wednesday at Missionary Baptist Church in Guyan with Rev Lloyd Ferguson in charge. Burial follows at Community Cemetery on Big Cub Creek. Born March 16 1884 in Oneida Kentucky he was the son of the late James and Rebecca Burns Combs. Survivors include his wife Mary Baker Combs a son Beech of Guyan and three daughters Dorothy Kennedy Eveline Kennedy both of Simon and Ruby Estep of Matewan. Body to be taken to his home this morning from Evans Funeral Home in Oceana.
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Henry Lacy Vaughan
Bluefield
Johnson Memorial Methodist Church
Alderson
Ronald Talking
Vaughan
Viola Johnson, Beckey
Greenbrier County
James A
Margaret R. White Vaughan
Bland Street Methodist Church
Montgomery Ward Co
Lobban Funeral Home
Tolman Combs
Guyan
Missionary Baptist Church
Lloyd Ferguson
Big Cub Creek
Combs
Oneida
James and
Rebecca Burns Combs
Mary Baker Combs
Beech
Dorothy Kennedy
Eveline Kennedy
Simon
Ruby Estep
Matewan
Evans Funeral Home
Oceana
Viet Nam Dead and Armaments Losses Reported
Report from Vietnam notes 11 known dead in clashes as the Reds seized 34 government weapons while losing 10 of their own. The federation of trade unions reached a back to work accord after concessions, with Khanh's regime pledging to respect the right to strike and reinstate 500 workers from a textile firm. The meeting was led by First Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Oanh. U.S. advisers cite weapon losses as a key war indicator amid fears of unsafe air corridors. In Saigon, 50,000 workers held a general strike over last month’s emergency decree, with many continuing the protest over textile firings.
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Khanh
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
U.S
Saigon
Hatfield to Speak at Republican Rally in Morgantown
Gov Mark Hatfield of Oregon will address a Republican rally in Morgantown on Oct 2. The address site and time will be announced later by Stanley R Cox Jr the 2nd District GOP nominee.
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Morgantown
UPI
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Congress
Stanley R. Cox Jr
Cox
Charleston Midget League Wins City Council Backing
Charleston Midget League football won a 19 to 1 council vote to use city parks for games but a technicality gave the recreation commission final say. Councilman Lacy presented league proof of safety and supervision and prompted a 19 to 1 vote, yet the decision was returned to the commission to accept or reject.
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Charleston
UPI
Charleston Recreation Commission
John Shanklin
Claude Lacy
Welch Sues Water Co for Condemnation Action
Charleston UPS Welch city files condemnation against West Virginia Water Co for unsatisfactory service. Hearing set Oct 29 before Public Service Commission to allow city to take over via eminent domain. Petition claims financing possible and city capability. Another complaint against the utility to be heard Oct 23 alleging non potable water for South Charleston, Dunbar and Nitro.
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Charleston
UPS
Welch
West Virginia Water Co
Public Service Commission
PSC
C. Carl Tully
South Charleston
Dunbar
Johnson's Campaign Stresses Commitments Over Election Push
Johnson frames his travel as honoring long standing commitments rather than courting votes. He notes he may name his Republican opponent, Sen. Barry Goldwater, in future talks. The president dismisses concerns of overconfidence among Democrats, saying a crucial November decision awaits all patriotic Americans.
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Johnson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Miller Refutes Smear Claims Amid Campaign Statement
Miller denounces smear tactics and asserts integrity as he cites his record of supporting job producing industries in his district. He lists Niagara Mohawk Power Co. Wurlitzer Lockport Felt Bell Aircraft among those aided, while denying stock ownership in several firms. The Herald-Tribune notes his financial disclosure shows $27,500 in Lockport Holdings Ltd, a subsidiary of Lockport Felt.
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Miller
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Wurlitzer Co
Lockport Felt Co
Bell Aircraft
Lockport Felt
Wurlitzer
Niagara Mohawk Power
Herald-Tribune
Lockport Holdings, Ltd
Steelworkers Convent Opens With McDonald Speech
The 12th convention of the steelworkers opened Monday with President David J. McDonald addressing 3,500 delegates. He framed Johnson's re election bid as a fight with peace and paychecks at stake. Hubert H. Humphrey will address by telephone on Wednesday.
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Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Wis
Barbers To Hear Dyer At State Convention
State Health Director N H Dyer will address about 600 barbers and beauticians at the 29th annual convention in Parkersburg. Mayor William Brown will welcome attendees Sunday morning as Dyer discusses the 1964 Legislature’s appropriation for the Bureau of Barbers and Beauticians.
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Parkersburg
UPI
N. H. Dyer
William Brown
Dyer
Bureau of Barbers and Beauticians
California Fire Threatens Santa Rosa Area As Evacuations Grow
Firefighters and National Guard battled the Calistoga Santa Rosa blaze, its two fronts burning toward the city. Nearly 6,000 residents fled to churches and armories as 25,000 acres burned and 150 structures fell. An army of 3,000 firefighters fought from Napa to Sonoma counties with reports of injuries but few details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Jim Edwards
Santa Rosa
Mendocino Avenue
Rincon Valley
Sheriff's Office
State Forestry Service
Fresno
Napa
Sonoma
Calistoga-Santa Rosa
Calistoga
UPI
Jack Holper
Charles Gould
Trapped Men Named After Rescue Plea From Mine
Rescue teams pressed Monday to reach four miners trapped underground. The men identified include Leland Roeder of Pioche Nevada Art Luhnow of North Las Vegas Nevada and Lloyd L Shaw of Santa Barbara California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Roeder
Pioche
Nev
Art Luhnow
North Las Vegas
Lloyd L. Shaw
Santa Barbara
Calif
Gordo Accepts Space Team Trophy for Transportation feat
Gordo says the device is the largest transport equipment ever built, big enough to carry all 250,000 military and civilian workers in the American manned spaceflight program. He adds he is a small part of the space team and accepts the trophy on behalf of everyone involved.
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America
Gordo
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