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   Beckley Post Herald and Raleigh Register (Newspaper) - February 5, 1967, Beckley, West Virginia                                News In Brief Of I Todays I World M From Wire Dispatches NEW YORK Vladimir Ka zan the Czech born American travel agent abruptly released from a Czech came home Saturday in sisting the espionage charges of which he was convicted were 16 years old and absolutely un See Story Page 20 NEW YORK Robert said Sat upon his return from a European tour that the next few weeks probably will be critical in finding a peaceful solution in See Story Page WASHINGTON The State Department is upset about a treaty now being drafted in Mexico City which would per mit nuclear explosions for peaceful purposes in Latin Officials said this col lides headon with the pact to ban the worldwide spread of nu clear weapons which the United States is trying to negotiate with the Soviet WASHINGTON The Weather Bureau wants permis sion for its planes to fly over Cuba to track it was reported SAIGON UP aircraft angled with Communist jet in the over North V i e t n a ms industry pecked steel triangle Satur In the Viet Cong saboteurs were blamed for an explosion that ripped through a military police barracks Cape Town Bans Soldiers DA Vietnam Eight South Vietnamese villagers were killed and 18 wounded by artillery and air strikes during some pretty heavy fighting early this Marine spokesmen said VATICAN CITY Pope Paul VI was reported Saturday to have asked older cardinals working at the Vatican to re sign their posts so he could mod the The Pope was said to have suggested that all cardinals over 75 consider quit ting their Curia posts to make way for younger MOSCOW Soviet Commu nist party chief Leonid nev flew to Prague Saturday for talks with Czech expected to center on China and diplomatic relations with West Air Over Sfeel Triangle Communist Jets Tangle and headquarters wounding nine Americans and destroying the installation in Phan 175 miles north of The blast occurred shortly after a sting of explosions rolled through a big American ammunition dump at Long 11 miles north of Shore Leaves Are Cancelled For Negro GIs wounding two Americans and setting off fires that raged 10 In the aerial one light of lammering the Thai Nguyen army supply depot 38 miles north of Hanoi tangled with a pair of a spokesman One American pilot pulled his jet around and loosed a missile at one of the Red attackers in an attempt to log the 37th MIG CAPE South Africa UPI leave was cancelled Saturday for all including 200 Ne when the aircraft carrier Franklin Roosevelt docked in Cape South African officials protested the The FDR is en route to its home base in after a lour of duty in Vietnamese The car due to remain in Cape Town for three stopped in this na tion to save additional cost of refueling at Thousands of South Africans of all races gave the carrier a LONDON Pistol packing British police are working alongside Soviet security men to guard Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin in one of Scotland Yards biggest security opera tions in For several weeks before arrival Monday for a weeklong security men from both nations have been going over offices and private houses on his WASHINGTON President Johnson will send to Congress Monday his message on pro posed safe streets and crime control White House announced Lebanon The Syrian government said Satur day it has captured Jordanian and funds sent into Syria to overthrow the leftist re Diplomatic quarters dis counted the Syrian SAN FRANCISCO A high ranking Episcopal bishop Satur day sharply criticized Ameri can participation in the Viet nam war and lashed out at a Roman Catholic churchman for his views on the The Kilmer Bish op of the Episcopal Diocese of said he had grave moral doubts about the Pakistan Pakistani and Indian soldiers exchanged shots across the bor der Pakistani officials announced There was no report of casualties on either side in the fighting in the Sial kot where the two sides battled fiercely in WARSAW The Communist government and the Roman Catholic Church have agreed in principle that the state should exercise some sion over a wellin formed church source said Sat The source said he is confident the future is bright for a settlement of tensions in but he said it would be a hard road before a final accord is WASHINGTON Undercover agents posing as students are being used on college campuses to break up the sale of amphetamines and sleeping pill goof James God commissioner of the Food and Drug sale NEW India Indian officials have breathed a sigh of relief at President Johnsons an of continued but at the same time an un relenting drought the danger of eventual starva tion and Anonymous An anonymous face of stone has stared at generations of youngsters at ele mentary school in Brock The school would appreciate any help as to the identity 6f the person used as a model for the Taylor Says Acted On Instinct NEW YORK UPI downed in the spokesmen said Thc the missile followed the Communist jet into a cloud and the Americans were unable to confirm if it made Other pilots reported spotting six the fastest plane in beefed near the supply The were be This to be flying from bases in there was no report of an naval pilots Eight flights of the Air heavy damage at each with three to five swooped on the Thai Nguyen area which in thc Thanh Hoa railroad complex which they through choppers and damaging eight injuring 10 Thc helicopters were lifting South Vietnamese troops into assault positions to an area which had previously been worked over with air strikes and howitzer concentrated antiaircraft fire I Communists fired as well as thc supply Three antiaircraft of 40 lo 50 a key rail center and an iron and steel Thc area is located in the northern corner Run emplacements were fire ed destroyed as well as quantities of track and most of of the socalled iron triangle i thc boxcars in thc that includes thc port at Haiphong and most of North Vietnams missile sites and MIG The American spokesman said barrages of and a barrage rounds of 81mm against a multi where a aid official was injured by a grenade and where three GIs were wounded when a man on a motorcycle burled a grenade into the back of a truck loaded with 12 In another a Com munist terrorist hurled a hand grenade at a group of GIs Airborne Brigade in Operation of Qui Nhon wounding returned to South Vietnam Sunday as Big Spring 13 miles from three ot thc American casualties were South of a Viet Cong blast suspected Communist headquarters area 94 miles cast northeast of Enemy fire hit an American Near Quang swimmer tossed a grenade into Korean a Navy river patrol marines reported killing Ifi Viet severely damaging the Cong in two separate bombs touched off helicopter force 21 miles west of numerous fires in the supply i downing one of two crewmen third missing and and leaving a ui I Terrorism erupted for the I second straight day Sunday in I Sec War In Vietnam Page 2 tumultuous welcome when it sailed into Capt Town The ships band played Dolly as a prancing troupe of drum majorettes paraded at The carrier exchanged a 21gun salute with a South African shore High Brass Act The ships commander said none of the crew would be allowed to leave the FDR i during the 72hour refueling A spokesman said the order came from a high BECKLEY In spokesmen said crew restriction was ordered by military and diplo matic officials in Capt not by the White House or Defense A Pentagon spokesman ex that the Defense Department has authorized liberty only for participation in organized integrated activities during the visit If no organized integrated activities can be there will be no It was understood in Wash that some See Carrier Page 2 Rig On 5 Feared Dead In Oil Inferno LAKE UPI A stubborn intense heat and a pall of smoke shrouded an offshore drilling platform in the Gulf of Mexico concealing the fate of five men feared burned to death in the One body was recovered late Saturday and identified as that of James Duddleston of Came The body was brought ashore to the Continental Oil dock at Cameron by Still missing and presumed lost were Mason Charles Clark and Ardell Clark of and Bishop of Officials of the Continental pil which leases the oil said it was believed a welders torch touched off the fire Ten of the 15 men aboard some by diving MaTwell ID Taylor says the 7 into water with their United States did the right thing clothing ablaze in coming to the defense of 4 Sections COMBINED SUNDAY EDITION 48 Pages 193 WEST SUNDAY FEBRUARY SINGLE COPY 15c Barnett To Run Former Ross the lawyer who became a living symbol of de fiance to racial officially announced for er term as governor of Missis sippi House Of Delegates Turns To Constitutional Revision By FANNY SEILER CHARLESTON UPI controversial private club liquor could be voted on by Lhe Senate this week while the louse turns its attention to sev eral sticky including constitutional The liquor was reported out of the Senate Judiciary Com Friday about hours after opponents argued for its The will go to the Senate Finance Committee where chairman Hans Me anticipates speedy The liquor measure could be reported to the Senate floor as early as Tuesday which would put it at passage stage by Fri day under normal Amendments made by the Judiciary Committee Friday were described by members of Camera Craft Starts Voyage Launches Moon Satellite South Vitnam in acted more from instinct than All 10 survivors were injured one list aylor warns of the dangers of aid to emerging to some extent But only nations until their governments was still on the critical lave proven As for the The Homer 8 owned Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of by Crown Drilling of New Staff says Orleans and leased to hesitancy in is located about 35 miles I have no aying that I believe our south did the right i although more from ban from sound ased on an analysis of alternatives and now a special adviser Weather Snow Flurries BECKLEY AND VICINITY Cloudy with a few snow flur ries High Variable cloudiness and cold tonight with a low in the lower Increas ing cloudiness with snow likely on Probability of flurries 70 per cent today and 50 per cent AIRPORT CONDITIONS High Saturday 49 at 3 Low 29 at Highes relative humidity 89 per cent a 7 lowest 34 per cent at 4 A trace of precipitation in the past 24 Max wine WSW at 24 mph at 6 Wine at 10 from the NNW at 12 Barometric pressure and Temperature at 1 Sunrise at Sunset at RIVER CONDITIONS Greenbrier Normal and Lake Norman and cloudy with gates Gauge at Hinton rom sound In his Responsibility Privately owned boats searched the gulf in disaster area but there was no sign of the missing and salvage teams nd to be published i could not board the platform iy Harper Row of the CAPE KENNEDY UPI The United States sent a picture taking scout satellite on a planned 92hour voyage to the moon Saturday night to make a final inspection of the most D r o m i s i ng Apollo astronaut landing The camera named Lunar Orbiter has one goal to clear the way for manned landings on the as a it may get a glimpse of the Surveyor 1 robot and might even photograph a smoking of coastal At Fort Campbell Kills One FORT pictures of the most promising touchdown areas for landing The first two lunar launched last searched for potential landing Lunar Orbiter 3s job is to confirm that the most promising spots found by its predecessors are indeed smooth and The National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA hopes to use printers pictures to start making final landing site selections next crater spotted by three weeks o President wrote UPI automobile ran hat when he visited Saigon a formation of he learned the Campbell trainees Friday I moon miles away nex The 850pound moon scout was keeping the unmanned part of Americas lunar exploration program moving The manned phase has been stalled by the flash fire that killed the first Apollo crew last Lunar Orbiter 3 began its mission at EST atop an rocket that left a brilliant trail of flame and smoke as it raced into the night If all goes it will swing into an orbit around Russians NASA had hoped Apollo astronauts on to send moon landing attempt as early as late but the timetable has been suspended until experts pinpoint the cause of the Apollo 1 fire that killed the three astronauts 27 Lunar Orbiter 3 pro to use its See Orbiter Page 2 that was of little Taylor the States has been basing its plans j killing one recruit and injuring on locally provided information sjx a base spokesman Military authorities identified tion has changed and our the dead soldier as Theras information is reasonably of Five of but our experience in the he injured were treated at the early years is a reminder of the base The sixth re need for greater concentration mained hospitalized with minor of attention on conditions areas want abroad to join where we may in resisting the intrusion of The name of the driver of the car was withheld pending completion of an Wednesday The spacecrafts Agena upper stage rocket first fired into a preliminary aiming orbit around earth nine minutes after launch and 10 minutes later fired again to push Orbiter toward the The flying laboratory is designed to swoop within 28 miles of the pockmarked lunar surface every 3 12 hours to take highly closeup Quints l Its Love At Fourth Sight Formed In Capital Of Shansi Power Organ Explanation Of Cultural Revolution HONG KONG UPI Peking Radio announced Saturday night that a provisional revolutionary power organ has been formed in the capital of Shansi province and indicated it is the forerunner of a new government patterned after the Paris Commune of Karl the founder of called the Paris Commune a model for rian revolution and the later transition from revolution to pure The Peking announcement may prove to be the explanation of Mao Tse as the new organ of power for revolutionaries in the North China industry city about 200 miles southwest of Call Move Historic Analysts said the development in Taiyuan appeared to be an indication that Map has em barked on a transition to pure Communism from what he has called a proletarian Peking said the new commune will exercise power in all tungs cu Fighting d been reported in Shansi province between the followers of Party Chairman Mao and his op but Peking Radio said the Maoists have won out and taken over the provincial capital of On Saturday Peking Radio announced formation of The Taiyuan Municipal Revo Traffic Stopped By Girls Microskirt MEXICO CITY UPI Her skirt stopped traffic as dancer Sony Aguilar strolled through midtown Mexico the newspaper La Prensa reported That was no the newspaper it was a economic and cultural affairs in Taiyuan and that it consists of revolutionary work students and party It is to run things until general elections are Peking called it a great historic undertaking and tremendous victory for the thought of Mao It said the Commune was formed on 28 and had held its first The Paris Commune was se up in 1871 following the defeat of Napoleon Ills armies by the Germans in the sian Radical forces took over Paris in a virtual coup was wiped out by General In Revolt Peking Radio said there wil be a general election according to Paris Commune Later there will be See Red China Page NEW YORK UPI was ovc at first at at and said Lionel Harris as ic spent hours gazing into the at his four surviving The three girls and a boy didnt look back al their They were In doctors the tiny children leep 22 hours a The tots are doing very well according to hospital officials and a was feeling a lot about He the hospital would foot thc about the expected monthlong stay of thc children Harris and his wife sent a telegram of Jons Saturday to and Mrs Pablo Ortiz in Mexico City Both couples shared a joy this birth of a the fact that one chile in each sot was The Ortiz babies were bon the Harris quints 2 hours Harris celebrates hei 32nd birthday in her hospita bed The hospital throwing bur a a birthday cake will four the House Judiciary Committee which considered the earlier as improvements which made the measure If the amendments arc adopted by the Senate and is no reason to believe they will be would return to the House for concurrence in The House is expected to con the House Con Revision Committee will conduct a public hearing next Thursday afternoon on calling for a constitutional There seems to be increasing sentiment in the House for a although 10 resolu tions proposing amendments to the constitution have been intro in thc lower Four have been introduced in ic Smith con to support constitutional eform through the convention and a spokesman said e is conveying his support to he Some of the proposed amend nents submitted in both cham ers are including an budget amendment nd lowering the voting age rom 21 to Only one of the five constitu te Legislature Page 2 HHH Predicts Dirksen Will Jack Treaty WASHINGTON UPI resident Hubert Humphrey Saturday the Senate vould the help of Republican leader Everett controversial Consular Dirksen has been one of thc major obstacles to Jut Humphrey said in an with UPI I think ou can expect Dirksen to sk searching but I avc a feeling he will recognize his treaty is in our national and when t h n t clear to hell In opposing Uie has pointedly narrowed is objections to one particular the pact would Kivo immunity to all consular not just ING egister Odds are children will pretty good he sleep through tli Man Injured A Renick Ollie Harford was injured Saturday in a single car accident at II was taken to the Valley Hospital at where he was treated and re diplomats as bus een This could give lim room to change his The Vice President told UPI President Johnsons state ment Thursday that the treaty s in our national interest made the treaty a significant foreign policy Ike Hacked Treaty If the treaty is approved by Senate and ratified as I it will will help to set the scene for further he clearly thc key to senate firmly declined to comment on former Pres See Treaty Page 2 Brown Appointment First For CHARLESTON UPI Former local NAACP presi dent Willard Browns appoint ment to a special in Kanawha County may be the first such appointment of a Nog ro in West Virginia ac cording to Prosecutor Charles I know its one of thc few if not the 1 dont know o any other Brown president of thc loca the NAACP for 16 years before he retired from the post was sworn in as special intermediate judge to sit in the cases in which 26 per sons are charged with volt in last Mays primary He is chairman of the slate wide NAACP legal redress com A King Register Is a serious service designed to to now and to be helpful to King at 2M2H1 al any lime ay or night except from 10 to 11 or write Thc when you ecd Information or know of situations that need looking Q What is considered 1 health problem A According to State Health he 1 problem is disease trouble with the heart and blood Q Several of we girls from Beckley Manufacturing Com any have been wondering just when was We have been arguing over this and would like to know when the operation started on Prince Street anil how long have occupied the present building at Skolton and also the total number of employees they employed at that time if According to a nt Beckley Manufacturing the business started on Prince Street in Construction of the Beckley ing plant of Skelton began iii The dedication and also tho operation of the company began at the Skolton plant in the same For the new building at they employed 100 The Coal Company slate pile has been burning for ears anil but in the past five years thc matter has been o much All lust week fog has been so bail that you ant see to drive us late as 11 oclock in the morning from to Do miners and school buses huve to put ip with this The odor of the burning slag and the smog is 0 bad that it is evident us fur as Slab und Mill There has been so much about air pollution and his is un excellent I wish you could tell me where anil who one could write to complain about this matter A You could write to the Air Pollution Control Commis State Sound Off Section This is not n or less a clear thc air type of I guess you would call I notice in Uie papers there has been a lot of ministers in opposition to the liquor by he drink or bottle clubs as they now It scorns to me that they ut a lot of effort behind the liquor by the drink and yet when t is specifically staled in the Bible you shouldnt work on Sun lay there is never anything said about There is church every Sunday and you go out and sec stores open and all doing a full day of business if the ministers would really like lo get some Jung and really put some effort behind it appears to me this would be more in line wilh their teachings and principles just KO out and have something on this liquor by tho which I dont believe is going to harm too many 1 dont drink so it dont make a lot of difference on but I dont particularly care to look forward to the act of laving to work 7 days a So let them get on that and ride their horse instead of liquor by the drink all the Nine Mom In Fair Condition Mother Forces Kids To Swallow NearFatal Rat Poison Doses CHICAGO dill were forced to nearfatal doses of rat poison by their mother Fri day Chicago police The nine and their mother were reported in fair condition at u suburban hospital Satur The ull under were found by a neighbor who was called to their house by the mother and told to get some rut The Charles quoted the as We must all die by U is time for us to Flinn summoned police unil told them he found some of the children The children und their mother were rushed In squad curs und ambulances to Christ Community Hospital In suburban Police Oak said Erhart Feared that she had cancer and hud mixed up u brew of rat poison und She told he children to drink it to avoid contracting from their German infant measles She then downed some of the poison police Wil a machinist and part time auto was at work at the He told police later that he feared his wife might try to destroy herself and the chiU  

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