Johnson Favored Kennedy Doubtful
In Albany NY UPI reports that Kennedy leads in New York but Johnson is favored to win decisively on election day amid GOP splits. Kennedy faces Keating in a tight Senate race as Goldwater views divide Republicans. Conservative party challengers and prominent lawmakers shape the contest.
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Ty Edward Flattau Lbany
N.Y
UPI
Ken B. Keating
New York
San Franc
GOP
Son A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Dwater
Goldwater
U.S
Jacobus
Keating
Conserva Party
Johns
New York City
Harlem
Rochester
Johnson
Senate
Kennedy
RFK
Massachusetts
Warren report seals Kennedy assassination finding
UPI reports the Warren Commission concludes Lee Harvey Oswald killed President Kennedy. Merriman Smith recalls the nightmares from witnessing the event and asks for relief from recurring dreams as the Warren report is published.
Tina Louise on gown style for new TV series
Actress Tina Louise comments on her evening gown for a new TV series saying it looks great because she wears nothing underneath. The remark reflects fashion boldness and screen presence as publicity circles highlight her wardrobe choice.
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Hollywood
Tina Louise
Seaton Hails Constructive Talk With UAW Chief Reuther
Detroit GM personnel VP Louis G. Seaton says a Sunday meeting with UAW President Walter Reuther was healthy and focused on how to move toward settlements, aiming to settle ongoing labor issues.
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Detroit
Louis G. Seaton
UAW
Walter Reuther
Two Ohio Men Fined For Speeding on West Virginia Turnpike
Two out of state men were cited for speeding on the West Virginia Turnpike and paid ten dollars plus costs at arraignment before Magistrate W A Burke. Thomas Earl Bradley of Hillsboro Ohio and Frederick Lee Smith of Columbus Ohio were fined. Bradley cited Saturday and Smith Sunday.
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West Virginia
W. A. (Gene) Burke
Thomas Earl Bradley
Hillsboro
Ohio
Frederick Lee Smith
Columbus Ohio
Bradley
Smith
Democratic workers offer voter registration help at Main Street HQ
Democratic Party volunteers at 109 Main St. offer voter registration assistance and absentee ballot help led by Executive Committee Chairman Okey A. Mills. They provide information by phone 253-2121 and arrange transportation for registrants. changes must be made by the Saturday before the election, with no changes allowed after until after November 3. Absentee applications accepted until the Saturday before election day October 31.
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Democratic Party
Main Street
Okey A. Mills
Main St
Mills
Brothers Injured In Car Crash Near Allen Junction
Two brothers from Helen, Russell and Barney Millsap, are patients at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens after a one car wreck between Allen Junction and Iroquois Sunday evening. They suffered arm injuries. State Police investigation is underway.
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Mullens
AIS
Helen
Wyoming General Hospital
Allen Junction
Russell
Barney Millsap
Iroquois
Burnett jailed for breaking and entering in Epperly home
David Burnett of Winding Gulf was jailed at 1 30 a m on a breaking and entering charge. He appeared before Magistrate W A Burke and waived to the Grand Jury. He is accused of taking 40 from the home of S B Kelly of Epperly at midnight Sunday.
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David Burnett
Winding Gulf
W. A. (Gene) Burke
S. B. Kelly
Epperly
Fire Damage at Raleigh Avenue Home
Beckley fire crews responded to a morning blaze at Mrs. E Tonelli home on Raleigh Avenue. Faulty wiring in an electric stove caused about 100 dollars damage to the stove and several cabinets, firefighters reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Fire Department
E. Tonelli
Raleigh Ave
Island Creek Team Wins Safety Contest
Island Creek Coal Co. of Holden, Logan County, won top honors in the biennial first aid and mine rescue contests held Saturday. Island Creek's team placed first in mine rescue and in combined mine rescue and first aid, with Hanna Coal Co.'s Ireland Mine taking first in first aid. U S Steel Corp Gary McDowell County placed second in mine rescue and in the combined event, while Allied Chemical Corp Solvay Division of Longacre Fayette County was second runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Island Creek Coal Co
Holden
Logan County
Island Creek
Hanna Coal Co
Ireland
Moundsville
U.S. Steel Corp
Gary
McDowell County
Allied Chemical Corp
Somet- Solva
Tass Questions Warren Commission Findings
Tass, the Soviet news agency, warned in Pravda that the Warren Commission report did not end all doubts and suspicions surrounding President John F. Kennedy's assassination. This marked the first Soviet reaction to the commission's conclusions.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
John F. Kennedy
Communist Party
Pravda
Funeral services for Willard L. Hutchinson held today
Funeral services for 49 year old Willard L. Hutchinson of Tucson Ariz will be held at 3 30 p m today at Arizona Mortuary Chapel in Tucson Burial will follow in South Lawn Memorial Park There is a long illness noted in his death in a Tucson hospital Survivors include his widow Jean D Hutchinson two brothers Sam D Hutchinson and Alfred D Hutchinson a son Edward Paul five sisters Ethel Buford Mabel Browning Bessie Clay Virginia Haynes and Joy Pendry
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Willard L. Hutchinson
Tuscon, Ariz
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
Tucson
South Lawn Memorial Park
Hutchinson
Jean D. Hutchinson
Sam D. Hutchinson
Alfred D. Hutchinson
Edward Paul
Ethel Buford
Mabel Browning
Bessie Clay
Virginia Haynes
Joy Pendry
Mrs. Lottie Redman Dies After Long Illness at 82
Mrs. Lottie Redman, 82, of Lester, died at home Saturday after a long illness. She is survived by granddaughter Mrs. Shirley Green of Chicago. Final rites are set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Trent and Durgan Funeral Home with Rev. Miles Whiturst officiating. Burial will be in Stamford Cemetery. The body lies in state at the funeral home and friends may call after noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Redman
Lester
Shirley Green
Chicago
Trent and Durgan
Miles Whithurst
Stamford
Rollins Rites Set for Bud Rollins in Fairdale
Funeral services for Gussie H Bud Rollins 66 of Fairdale will be at 2 30 p m Tuesday at Fairdale Free Will Baptist Church with Rev Cleve Young officiating Burial follows at Trail Cemetery Surveyor Rollins died at his residence Saturday evening after a long illness The body will be taken from Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home to his residence today at 3 p m
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Gussie H “Bud” Rollins
Fairdale
Fairdale Freewill Baptist Church
Cleve Young
Trail
Surveyor
Rollins
Rose and Quesenberry
Henry Carey Funeral Arrangements in Charles Town
Henry Carey died in a local hospital at 3:13 a.m. Sunday after a long illness. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Harry Neoves, of Charles Town. The body is at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home.
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Henry Carey
Charles Town
Harry Neoves
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
Services for Rev. John B. Williams Held in Mount Hope
The Rev. John B. Williams 66 of Packs Branch dies in a Bethesda hospital. A service is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Packs Branch Missionary Baptist Church with Revs. Shirley Donnelly and Billy Paynter directing. Burial follows at Arbabright Cemetery Route 1 Mount Hope. He was a retired miner and longtime Baptist minister since 1925. Survived by wife Hallie Williams son Shirley two brothers a pair of sisters and six grandchildren. Body to be brought to the home from Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope. (RNS)
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John B. Williams
Packs Branch
Packs Branch Missionary Baptist Church
Shirley Donnelly
Billy Paynter
Arbabright Cemetery
Route 1
Mount Hope
Williams
Bethesda
Fayetteville American Legion Post
United Mine Workers of America
Jan
Booker Williams
Hallie Williams
Shirley
Mr. Hope
Sam
Nina Hodge
Melva Rhodes
Tyree
Final rites for King Wiley in Naoma church
King Wiley 77 longtime Raleigh County resident and retired coal miner dies in Charleston nursing home. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Freewill Baptist Church Naoma with Rev. Wade Webb and Rev. M G Flowers presiding. Burial Adkins Cemetery Naoma. Survived by wife Gertrude three sons a stepson a stepdaughter three brothers 30 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren. Funeral home service today at Valley Whitesville prior to church service.
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King Wiley
Naoma
Freewill Baptist Church
Wade Webb
M. G. Flowers
Adkins
Wiley
Charleston
Hazy
Charlie
Vanilla Clay Wiley
Free Will Baptist Church
Raleigh County
Gertrude
Carl
Arnett
Arden
Walter
Paul Cox
Mary Ann Peters
Prosperity
E. C
Cody
Dock Wiley
Valley Funeral Home
Whitesville
Farley and Ritchie Funeral Notices in Piney View and Franklin
Funeral services for Thomas Wilson Farley 77 of Piney View will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Piney View Bible Church with burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He died in Chillicothe Ohio at 5 p.m. Saturday. Survivors include daughter Charlotte Garton and two stepdaughters Hazel Dove and Cecile Crews, plus a sister Rose Neely. Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Irving Ritchie 93 of Franklin had services at his residence at 11 a.m. today with burial in Franklin Cemetery. He died in a Harrisonburg Virginia hospital after a three week illness. He was the son of the late George W. and Phoebe Harmon Ritchie. Mrs. Etta Harper Ritchie and daughters Nellie and Mae Ritchie survive, along with brothers J W Ritchie and Charles Ritchie and sister Nela Dolly.
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Thomas Wilson Farley
Piney View
Piney View Bible Church
Ralph Green
Carl Johnson
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Farley
Chillicothe
Ohio
Summers County
Andrew Farley
Methodist Church
Ronald
Charlotte) Garten
Cecil Crews
Narrows
Hazel Dove
Princeton
Rose Neely
Rose and
Irving Ritchie
Franklin
Harrisonburg
George W
Phoebe Harmon Ritchie
Etta Harper Ritchie
Nellie Ritchie
Mae Ritchie
J. W. Ritchie
Beaver
Charles Ritchie
Charleston
Nela Dolly
Corinne man Ernest Ray Cox pronounced dead in Mullens
Ernest Ray Cox 50 of Corinne was pronounced dead on arrival at Mullens hospital at 2 45 p m Sunday from an apparent heart attack. Born August 25 1914 at Dunns he was the son of the late James and Melissa Cox. Survived by daughter Wan da Reed at home four brothers Roy Maxie Va Dewey Basin Samuel Detroit Mich and James Fort Knox Ky and one grandchild. Funeral home Sam Foglesong Maullens handling arrangements.
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Ernest Ray Cox
Corinne
Mullens Hospital
Dunns
James
Melissa Cadle Cox
Dorothy
Wanda Reed
Roy
Maxie, Va
Dewey
Basin
Samuel
Detroit
Mich
James Cox
Fort Knox
Sam Foglesong
Maullens
Ira R. Loggins Dies at 86 in Charleston
Ira R. Loggins 86 of 203 East Point Drive Charleston died at home Sunday. Survived by a son and a daughter Mrs Lu la Whitcomb of Cold Water Michigan a brother Joseph of Chattanooga Tenn a sister Mrs Elizabeth Tindall Franklin Tenn six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Tuesday United Gospel Mission Charleston Rev Wilbur Smith and Rev O G McKinney in charge Burial Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens body at Cunningham Funeral Home Charleston.
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Ira R. Loggins
East Point Drive
Charleston
New Waverly
Ind
Masonic Lodge
Primitive Baptist Church
Tyre River
Lula Whitcomb
Cold Water
Mich
Joseph
Chattanooga
Tenn
Elizabeth Tindall
Franklin, Tenn
John W Clark Funeral Services Held for John W Clark
Funeral services for John Washington Clark 78 of Harper were set for 2 p m Tuesday at the Calfee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev L A Garten officiating Burial followed at Calfee Cemetery Mount Tabor Clark died in a local hospital Saturday at 445 am after a brief illness Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 pm today Pallbearers were James Snuffer Carson Light Tom Smith Basil Smith Milt Hend ricks and Clarence Hartiman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Washington Clark
Harper
Calfee Funeral Home
L. A. Garten
Calfee
Mount Tabor
Clark
James Snuffer
Carson Light
Tom Smith
Basil Smith
Milt Hendricks
Clarence Hartiman
McClure Services Set for Daniel J McClure
Daniel Julian McClure 55 of Oak Hill will have 2 PM Wednesday services at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill with Rev Eric McQuitty. Burial in High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. He died after a heart attack while golfing at Black Night Country Club Beckley. Born Sept 24 1909 in Lincoln County he was son of Emory McClure and Lillian Sayre McClure. Survived by wife Louise Quickle McClure a son Daniel M Falls Church VA a daughter Nancy Kay Newark DE three brothers Paul Harold James and Torrence Calif a sister Helen Stoddard Palm Springs CA and two grandchildren. The body lies at Tyree Funeral Home after 3 PM Tuesday for visitation.
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Daniel Julian McClure
Westchester Ave
Oak Hill
Tyree
Eric MccQuitty
High Lawn Memorial Park
McClure
Beckley Hospital
Black Night Country Club
Beckley
Lincoln County
Emory McClure
Lillian Sayre McClure
Palm Springs
Calif
Christian Collier Co
Mahan
Louise Quickle McClure
Daniel M
Falls Church
Nancy Kay McClure
Newark
Del
Paul
Harold
Charleston
James
Torrence
Helen Stoddard
Mrs Mary Mitcham 89 dies in Rhodell at home
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Mitcham aged 89 of Rhodell died Sunday at 4 40 p m at her home Born October 18 1874 at Basin she was a daughter of the late George and Victoria Graham McKinney A member of First Methodist Church Rhodell she was active in church work since childhood Surviving are four sons and five daughters 29 grandchildren 47 great grandchildren and 27 great great grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at First Methodist Church Rhodell with two ministers The body at Sam Fogelsong Funeral Home Mullens where friends may call Tuesday afternoon
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Mary Elizabeth Mitcham
Rhodell
Basin
George and
Victoria Graham McKinney
First Methodist Church
B. B
Frost
Patrick
Newton
Kan
W. P
Amigo
G. W
St. Georges
Del
Orville Belcher
Sam Meadows
Sam Foglesong
Mullens
Kennedy Assassination Report Details Oswald Guilt and Motives
The commission concludes Lee Harvey Oswald killed President Kennedy and Dallas police officer J. D. Tippit, with evidence including the rifle and window position. It cites Oswald’s hostile personality and gaps in protections, recommends 12 reforms to the Secret Service, and notes motive remains largely unknown. Johnson to form a four member committee to implement recommendations.
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Oswald
United States
Marina
Russia
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Secret Service
Nicholas Katzenbach
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
McGeorge Bundy
Dallas
Earl Warren
Texas
John B. Connally Jr
Texas School Book Depository
Tippit
J. D. Tippit
10Th
Patton
Ruby
U. S
Connally
Edwin A. Walker
J. W. Fritz
Dallas Police Department
Charles J. Guiteau
Leon F. Czolgosz
John Schrank
Guiseppe Zangara
Nightmares in the Kennedy Assassination Era
Eye-witness prose recalls the Kennedy assassination debates and autopsy. The narrator links Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby, describes the Parkland Hospital scenes, the First Lady’s whispered words, and the Warren Commission, while detailing years of recurring dreams of gunfire, the Connelly wound, and the White House aftermath.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Oswald
Dallas
Kennedy
Washington
Parkland Hospital
Johnson denounces Goldwater faction in New England tour
President Johnson campaigns through New England denouncing the GOP Goldwater faction as irresponsible and reckless. He makes unscheduled stops, mingles with crowds in Providence and Hartford, and labels the party captured by extreme elements during a 15 hour swing skipping Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
UPI
Republican Party
Goldwater
New England
Providence
R.I
Brown University
Barry Goldwater
United States
Hartford
Conn
Burlington
Washington
National
Massachusetts
R. 1
JFK Assassination Findings Warn of Security Gaps
A presidential security review says 12 to 15 risks were deemed highly dangerous and Oswald was not listed among them despite defection and Marxist ties. It notes the FBI knew he worked in the School Book Depository Building and urges tighter FBI Secret Service liaison and overhaul of protective research to flag potential threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
FBI
Commission
Secret Service
United States
News media and Oswald interrogation rights debate
The report says Dallas police policies and reporters actions may have hampered Oswald's interrogation and fueled rumors and public confusion. Police Chief Jesse Curry said he would order newsmen out of the building if he could do it again, noting public demand to know what was happening.
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Dallas
Oswald
Jesse E. Curry
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