Kennedy Answers AP Questions on Presidency and Civil Rights
Kennedy lays out aims for a revitalized U S role abroad and stronger civil rights leadership at home. He argues a Democratic president could work more effectively with Congress to move the country, while stressing preparedness, prestige, and national unity.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Associated Press
United States
South Pacific
House
Senate
Virginia lawmakers mull social security rush in extra session
Floor leader supports a swift pass of social security measures while opposing a sales tax increase. Rumors swirl that the session could run beyond a day, with House Rules Committee meetings set for Saturday and possibly Sunday to block anything beyond social security actions. Democratic resentment grows over the governor’s broad call and political timing.
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House Rules Committee
House of Delegates
Man claims being shot during gun dance near Glen Daniel
Albert Webb, 75, of Peach Tree, told State Police he and Earl Duncan, a Harper Heights man, exchanged shots after Duncan grabbed Webb’s pistol and tried to force him to “dance.” Webb was hit in the foot. Duncan was wounded in the side under the armpit. Both men were hospitalized. charges depend on Duncan’s condition.
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Glen Daniel
Albert Webb
Peach Tree
Webb
Earl Duncan
Harper Heights
Duncan
Raleigh General Hospital
W. A. Wysocki
Ballots Ready For Bids Today In Raleigh County
Ballots for the November General Election will go to printers today with few vacancies. Millard F. Goodson seeks Republican Justice of the Peace in Clear Fork District. Sayre may name a constable candidate in Slab Fork District and aims to contact John Tanner for Town District candidacy. Tanner, owner of Continental Club, posted bond after arrest for tax paid liquor resale and a prior raid. Vacancies may be filled by Sayre before tonight’s deadline. Richmond District has no Republican or Democratic candidates for certain offices.
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Pentagon
Gallup
Russia
United States
Iin
Civil Rights Commission
Raleigh
Millard F. Goodson
Ameagle Field
Justice of the Peace
Clear Fork
Republican Executive Committee
Truman L. Sayre
Slab Fork
Sayre
John Tanner
Tanner
Continental Club
Justices of the Peace
Richmond
Constable
Shady Spring
Funeral services for Carl Cecil, 36, set for Tuesday
Funeral services for Carl Cecil of Wyco, 36, will be at 1 p m Tuesday at Robertson and Foglesong Chapel Mullens conducted by Rev Harry Pilkington. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity. Cecil died Sunday at Mullens Hospital of cancer born July 2 1924 at Itmann son of Calvin and Nettie Cecil. Survived by wife Frances, daughters Debra and Sherry, three brothers and two sisters. Body remains at the funeral home.
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Carl Cecil
Wyco
Robertson
Foglesong Funeral Home
Mullens
Harry Pilkington
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Cecil
Mullens Hospital
Itmann
Calvin Preston Cecil
Nettie Cecil
Stephenson
Frances Cumby Cecil
Debra
Sherry
Ernest
Allen Junction
Clarence
Corrine
Dallas Cecil
Betty McComis
Bertie Sizemore
Funeral Services For Wiley F Bays In Rochelle
Funeral services for Wiley F Bays aged 64 of Rochelle Illinois formerly of Summerlee were held at 2 p m in Jones Avenue Church of God with Dr John S Winters and Rev Norman Foster leading. Burial followed at Bays Cemetery near Summerlee. Bays died Friday from a heart attack Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill arranged the funeral.
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Wiley F. Bays
Rochelle
Ill
Summerlee
Jones Avenue Church
Ada Bostic Rites Held In Meadow Bridge
Funeral services for Ada Bostic 84 of Meadow Bridge were to be held at 2 p m in the Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev Bill Houchins in charge. Burial followed at Restwood Memorial Park Hin ton. She died in a Hinton hospital after a three week illness born in Hinton November 24 1876 daughter of John L Young deceased Survivors include husband O M Bostic three brothers Ballard Oak Hill Doney and Frank Young a sister Ollie Arbaugh Anst ed a daughter Mrs J P Campbell Nimitz eight grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Bibb
T. E. Bibb
Ella M. Bibb
Royal
Beckley
Florida
France
Presbyterian Church
Masonic and Elks
Margaret Johnson Bibb
Maitland
Allen Stark
James E. Divinney
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Nancy Leigh Bibb
Julius Fischback
Lansing
Mich
E. E. Bibb
James E. Bibb
Clarence L. Bibb
Ada Bostic
Meadow Bridge
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Bill Houchins
Restwood Memorial Park
Hinton
Carlyn A Bibb Funeral Services Set in Maitland
Funeral services for Carlyn A. Bibb 65 of Maitland Florida will be held Tuesday afternoon in Maitland. Bibb was vice president of Beckley Hardware and Supply and died after a period of illness.
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Carlyn A. Bibb
Maitland
Fla
Beckley Hardware and Supply
Stream Of Voters Registering For General Election
C. C. Smith Raleigh County Clerk reported a steady stream of voters filing to register for the General Election on November 8. An office employee urged those voting a challenged ballot in the Primary to visit the county clerk to correct registration records. Voter registration ends Saturday October 8.
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C. C. Smith
Raleigh
Clifford Lilly in Critical Condition at Beckley Hospital
Clifford Lilly of Midway remains in critical condition at Beckley Hospital after being admitted Friday night for injuries suffered in the Wind ing Gulf Coals Co mine at Tams.
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Clifford Lilly
Midway
Beckley Hospital
Gulf Coals Co
Tams
Short News Digest Covers Global Events
Died Saturday at a nursing home in Oneonta New York. A stunt man’s car crashed through a crowd at an English auto race in Dover Sunday killing one and injuring 12. A foraging squirrel caused a Providence Rhode Island power blackout for 30 minutes. The sleeping-beauty trial for Mrs Lillian Frantantonio was halted by the judge’s illness. Seven died and 15 were injured when a bus plunged near Ahmedabad India. The US Army reports the year’s first encephalitis death, Sgt Fuldon D Bro of Colorado Springs. NYSE stocks lose about 2.7 billion in value. State briefs note farm editor William D Click’s death in Huntington and events in Kingwood Parkersburg and Clarksburg with officials Flemming and Jackson set to speak.
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Oneonta
N. Y
Dover
England
Providence
R. I
Lillian Frantantonio
Cleveland
Margaret J. Spellacy
Lakewood Hospital
Ahmedabad
India
U. S. Army Today
Korea
Fuldon D. Bro
Colorado Springs
Colo
New York Stock Exchange
William Daniel
Farmer Bill
Click
The
Herald-Dispatch
Wsaz-Tv
Huntington
Art Mooney
Preston Counties
Kingwood
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Arthur S. Flemming
Plant to Employions Nears Area Expansion Production
A plant plans to hire locally for skilled work after signing, aiming to start operations in six months. The firm reports annual sales of 25 million dollars and a weekly payroll around 30 thousand dollars. Key personnel, 25 to 30 in number, will relocate to set up and train local hires. Banks pledge construction insurance, with financial commitments virtually assured though extra support needed. Ellison and Kelly offer to answer questions from interested parties.
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Ellison
Kelly
Two Leg Breaks In Separate Crashes End Up Hospitalized
York Pennsylvania report states Dr. Walter F. Loeb 28 a Stewartstown veterinarian suffered a broken right leg last year in a car crash then a February incident left leg broken. On Thursday he sustained fractures in both legs in another auto accident.
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York, Pa
Walter F. Loeb
Stewartstown
West Virginia Awaits Nixon Lodge Ticket Vote Prospects
Gov. Underwood says Nixon Lodge have strong chance to carry West Virginia and cites potential wins in Texas Virginia North Carolina and Florida. Sen. Randolph criticizes national admin while Summersville Reservoir project note highlights flood control and appropriations. Neely promotes self education while Barron attacks GOP.
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Associated Press
Underwood
Nixon-Lodge
West Virginia
Hot Springs
Ark
Henry Cabot Lodge
Texas
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Jennings Randolph
U. S. Senate
Summersville
Congress
Kanawha
Ohio
Mississippi
86Th Congress
Harold E. Neely
Hinton
Melon Shipment Basis For Suit In Raleigh Court
Cross Country Truck Service seeks about 1200 dollars in a Raleigh County Circuit Court suit over melons. Key witness described Lilly's driver taking melons without approval, delivering to Youngstown after delays in Mount Airy. Losses attributed to deterioration. Florida firm seeks recovery.
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Cross Country
Raleigh County
Ag I. D. Lilly
Fletcher Mann
Lilly
Lewis Terminal
Beckley
North Carolina
Mann
Ernest Morgan
Florida
Youngs
C. Berkley Lilly
Florida Company
Youngstown
Kennedy Nixon Debate Set with Planned Format and TV Coverage
The first of four planned debates between Kennedy and Nixon will be in CBS studios with Kennedy first, eight minutes each side, then questions from a four-member panel. Each reply lasts three minutes, with a 1% minute rebuttal and a final three-minute summation. About 250 to 300 journalists will cover from separate studios. Additional all-subject news conferences are scheduled for Oct. 7, 13, and the final in New York on Oct. 21.
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Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
U. S. Senate
Nixon
Kennedy
CBS
Howard K. Smith
New York
Passenger Hurt In Arnett Wreck
Larry Gene Williams twenty from Bloomingrose Boone County was injured Sunday night when a car struck a utility pole near Arnett. Williams suffered cuts to his right arm and a possible fractured hip. He was a passenger as the unidentified driver said brakes locked on a curve causing the crash. Williams was treated at Beckley Veterans Hospital and later moved to Charleston Hospital.
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Larry Gene Williams
Bloomingrose
Boone County
Charleston
Arnett
Beckley
Williams
Beckley Veterans Hospital
Dr Quintus C Wilson Named WVU Journalism Dean
Dr Quintus C Wilson appointed as the new dean of West Virginia University School of Journalism arriving January 1 from the University of Utah where he led the journalism department. President Elvis J Stahr praised his established national leadership in journalism education and noted his Utah graduate program leadership will aid WVU's planned graduate program.
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Morgantown
Quintus C. Wilson
West Virginia University School of Journalism
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Warren K. Agee
Sigma Delta Chi
Agee
Wilson
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Journee
Utah
Elvis J. Stahr
Stahr
West Virginia
American Council On Education For Journalism
American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism
American Society of Journalism
Kappa Tau Alpha
Thenational Journalism
Driver Indicted For Attempted Murder in Waterford Park incident
NEW CUMBERLAND AP Donald Saunders 31 of Wellsburg was indicted for attempted murder and felonious assault over a June 26 parking lot confrontation at Waterford Park. Saunders allegedly chased and pinned attendant Stephen Yurka against a wall causing injuries. Yurka was recently released from hospital. Saunders pleaded innocent at arraignment.
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New Cumberland
Donald Saunders
Wellsburg
Waterford Park
Saunders
Stephen Yurka
Yurka
Journalists To Hear Register City Editor
Members of the Raleigh Wyoming Press Association meet at Conley High School at 7 p.m. with the journalism class hosting. Mrs. Ted Peggy Kessinger city editor of The Raleigh Register will give Journalism As A Career and answer questions afterward.
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Raleigh-Wyoming Press Association
Conley High School
Ted
Peggy) Kessinger
Raleigh Register
Khrushchev presses UN reform as Nasser and others seek a third force
Khrushchev demands at the UN include a three man top body and moving the headquarters from New York, arguing for a reshaped U N structure. He warned of no normal relations if reforms fail, while Nasser Nehru Tito and others push diplomacy in New York seeking neutralist support and a potential third force amid Cold War tensions.
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Khrushchev
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
New York
Austria
Switzerland
James J. Wadsworth
NBC Meet the Press
Wadsworth
Hammarskjold
Glen Cove
S. 1
United States
Cuba
Christian Herter
Congo
Herter
Nasser
Castro
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Nkrumah
Long Island
Republic of Cyprus
Lumumba Death Threats Echo in Congo Meeting
Mobutu Urnes skjold and Gen. Carl von Horn of Sweden, commander of the U N force, met amid tension. Dayal left after an hour, von Horn stayed three hours and then both emerged grim-faced, declining comment. Commissioners Nussbaumer and Kandolo reported being beaten by Lumumba supporters, with Nussbaumer injured and Kandolo taken to hospital.
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Lumumba
Nussbaumer
Kandolo
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