Burton Divorced in Mexico Amid Taylor Romance
Fisher reacts with bravado as Elizabeth Taylor remains linked to Richard Burton amid a Mexican divorce ruling. Mayor confirms custody of Burton and Sybil Burtons two children while plans for a swift reunion near Geneva unfold. Taylor’s four marriages and children are noted as part of the shifting romance.
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Mexico
Richard Burton
Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Beverly Hills
Calif
Eddie Fisher
Miss Taylor
Hollywood
Martin Gang
Mickey Rudin
New York
Cleopatra
Fisher
Rome
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico City
Carlos Ariola Luna
Sybil Burton
Arcadio
Estrada Quinon
Bolivian miners release four Americans held hostage
In Catavi Bolivia Communist led tin miners freed four Americans and 16 others after voting to accept government terms. The release followed a miners meeting and troop withdrawal agreement of 3 000 troops from the Catavi area as part of negotiations with President Paz Estenssoro and Vice President Lechin.
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Catavi
Bolivia
AIP
U.S
Douglas Henderson
Oruro
la Paz
Henderson
Bernard Rifkin
Brooklyn
New York
U.S. Agency For International
Robert F Honolulu
Michael A. Kristula
Niles
Ill
Cadillac, Mich
Thomas M. Martin Jr
Bronx
Miners’ Commission
Juan Lechin
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Lechin
Paz
Tin Miners Federation
Ua Paz
Irineo Pinental
Federico Escobar
Christmas Tree Fund Lagging in Bluefield as Deadline Nears
Bluefield children rely on the Community Christmas Tree for Santa contact with about 2000 trees across town. With a week left before the December 24 Ramsey Auditorium party, donations total only 2143 dollars, 35 percent of the 6000 dollar goal, urging public gifts via Bluefield Daily Telegraph Box 208 or in person at the association offices.
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Santa Claus
Bluefield
Ramsey Auditorium
Community Christmas Tree Association
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
U.N. Adds Zanzibar and Kenya to Membership
The United Nations General Assembly admitted Zanzibar and Kenya, raising membership to 113 as Africa’s newly independent states. Security was tightened for President Johnson’s Tuesday visit, including a 250-guard detail and a noon address in the General Assembly hall followed by receptions and a luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria. The Budget Committee passed a 1964 gross budget of 101.32 million with 86.14 million net, despite Soviet objections to budgeting interest and amortization on the 200 million emergency bond issue.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N. General Assembly
Zanzibar
Kenya
U.N
Johnson
Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Waldorf- Astoria
Frigid Midwest and East Hit With Arctic Cold Wave
Arctic air plunged south and east, setting record lows from Minnesota to New Hampshire. Subzero temperatures and snow fell in many areas while Florida and the Rio Grande Valley stayed comparatively mild. Roads remained passable with isolated icy spots as snow depth rose in parts of Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Gulf States
Tennessee
Southland
Florida
Rio Grande Valley
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Bemidji
Min
Grand Forks
N.D
le Mars
Iowa
Lebanon
N.H
Great Lakes
Muskegon
Mich
Erie
Helena
Mont
West Virginia Indoor Forecast Below Normal Temperatures
The extended forecast shows below normal temperatures through Saturday with average lows and highs 10 to 15 degrees below normal. Northern WV ranges from 22 to 43 degrees, southern WV from 28 to 47. Snow or flurries are possible Wednesday and Thursday with about a quarter inch of precip.
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West Virginia
Inside Abby 12 Movies 5 Add Years 12 Princeton
Classified items from Princeton page strain with society notes and sports snippets. The fragmentary text hints at local listings and cultural mentions, with several sections missing full context.
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Abby
Princeton
Nine Miners Die In Utah Coal Mine Blast
A coal mine near Helper Utah suffered a fatal underground explosion at 11:30 am MST killing nine of nineteen workers. Rescue teams from Helper Price and nearby towns worked to reach blocked shafts amid heavy smoke as families gathered outside the mine owned by Carbon Fuel Co. active since 1957.
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Helper
Utah
Price
Salt Lake City
Carbon Fuel Co
State Board seeks $1.2 million hike for schools
Charleston AP The Board of Public Works urged the Legislature to add $1.2 million to general revenue for state aid to county school systems as part of overall operating budget recommendations due January 8 for the next fiscal year.
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Charleston
Board of Public Works
Rex M. Smith
Smith
Stockpiling Costs Flayed By H. Byrd
Washington AP Sen Harry F Byrd says Bulgan stockpiles cost taxpayers over 1 million daily in storage charges. He reports nearly 393 million in storage and handling costs last fiscal year, led by 375 million from surplus farm commodities under the Agriculture Department price support program. Stockpiles valued at over 14.5 billion at September end, up 72 million from August.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Agriculture Department
Logan County Man Killed In Car Wreck
Ed Page 57 of Amherstdale Logan County died in a Sunday accident when his car left the road near a bridge on the Man Amherstdale road and struck a rock. Police said he was alone in the vehicle at the time of the crash.
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Alabama
Leonard Culpepper
Alabama-Mississippi
W.A. Bratton
Cuba
Ala
Culpepper
Bratton
Black
Logan (Ap
Ed Page
Amherstdale
Logan
County
Man-Amherstdale
Page
Rusk Urges NATO Aid to Soviets in China Rift
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk told NATO ministers that the West should back the Soviet Union in its power struggle with China. He warned Moscow faces agricultural shortages slow growth and unrest in Eastern Europe while pursuing peaceful coexistence.
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Paris
U. S
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Rusk
West
Moscow
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
France
Red China
Paul Martin
Paul- Henri Spaak
Giuseppe Saragat
Maurice Couve de Murville
Khrushchev
Mao Tzetung
Foreign Aid Bill Slashed Drastically
Washington AP report details the House passage of a drastically reduced foreign aid bill at 2.8 billion dollars after an amendment blocks Export-Import Bank credit for selling U S wheat to Russia. The measure splits party lines as critics push for higher funds while Johnson pleads for a 3.6 billion level.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Russia
Senate
U.S
Paul Findlay
R-Ill
John F. Kennedy
Findley
Neil Smith
Iowa
Otto Passman
D-La
Passman
Congress
United States
Soviet budget cuts target military as agriculture aid grows
The Soviet Union proposed trimming almost 700 million dollars from the military budget to aid farming, while boosting overall spending by five billion. Agriculture gains total 13.2 billion, but targets are scaled back as farm programs falter. Consumer goods investments rise, yet wage increases are limited to select workers.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Tass
Pilots Gather With John Glenn at Kitty Hawk 60th Flight Birthday
At Kitty Hawk North Carolina a panel including John Glenn and famed aviators marked the 60th birthday of powered flight. An exact Wright flyer replica was unveiled at the Wright Memorial Museum as about 60 youths from 20 states attended.
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John Glenn
Air Age
Wright Brothers
Glenn
Wright Memorial Museum
Jacqueline Cochran
Max Conrad
Air Force
Robert A. Rushworth
Hal Blackburn
Trans World Airlines
James F. Nields
Ware
Mass
Kitty Hawk
N. C
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