Miller Backs Burch as GOP Chair Despite Narrow Support
Rep. William E. Miller met with Sen. Barry Goldwater and said Dean Burch should keep the Republican National Chairmanship even if only a one vote majority of the 132 member National Committee endorses him. Miller stressed broad backing is needed to lead the committee effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
William E. Miller
RNY
Bob Wilson
R-Calif
Curbstone
Washington
Miller
GOP
Wilson
House Congressional Committee
Dean Burch
National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Keep Burch
Chicago
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Rep
California
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Inside 10 Movies and More: Princeton Society Sports Stocks Weather
Inside coverage outlines ten films with Princeton tie ins and a society note. Sports updates cover teams, standings, and key results. Stock market snippets and weather outlook complete the compact digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Chapmanville Miner Killed in Strip Mine Accident
A 62 year old Chapmanville man Clarence Edwin Bell was killed at U S Steel No 15 strip mine near Gary. Investigations by U S Steel Federal and State mine bureaus are underway. Bell survived by wife three daughters two sons and several siblings. Body moved from Union Funeral Home Poca to James Funeral Home Logan.
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Chapmanville
Clarence Edwin Bell
Gary
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
Federal
State Bureaus of
Bell
Rachel Sanders Bell
K. E. Woodall
Kenny Blankenship
Boissevain
Hall
Logan
Julius
Ansel Bell
Thomas Bell
Griffithsville
Elmer Bell
Hager
Leon Bell
Hallie Dingess
Michie Lovejoy
Nettie Lovejoy
Palermo
Page Bender
Boone County
Pocahontas, Va
Union Funeral Home
James
A Showdown May Come In Viet Coup
In Saigon, U S and Vietnam’s young generals who purged the government appear set for a standoff. U S officials demand prisoner releases and a real restoring of the civilian council before talks. Washington fears a Communist takeover if support fades and notes no ultimatums are issued while negotiations hinge on prisoner exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Thi
Council
Maxwell D. Taylor
Tran van Huong
Huong
Washington
East Coast Dock Strike Threatens Spread Across Ports
Wildcat walkouts by dissident longshoremen in New York and Baltimore revive the threat of a Maine to Texas dock strike. Talks with Gulf Coast shippers stall in Galveston while New York plans a Tuesday meeting to explain a proposed wage and crew cut contract.
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New York
Baltimore
Thomas W. Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Johnson
Gleason
Galveston
Tex
Gulf and
South Atlantic
Union
Storm Batters Northwestern Coast as First Day of Winter Brings Snow
The powerful storm sweeps Oregon Washington and Northern California with wind gusts up to 65 mph. Yakima reports 23 inches of snow since Friday and 19 inches on the ground, while Spokane and other areas endure heavy snowfall and rising temperatures.
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North Bend
Ore
Oregon
Washington
California
Yakima
Spokane
Rockies
Idaho
Los Angeles
Condi
Weimer Guilty In Y Demonstration Property Destruction
William C Weimer 24 of Houston convicted in Bluefield court for assaulting YMCA trustees and destroying property during a racially charged December demonstration. He received a 10 day jail term and a $35 fine on each assault charge plus a $35 fine for property damage. Two Bluefield State College students, Clarence Williams and Freddie McKenzie, were also found guilty of assault, with related charges dismissed or pending appeal.
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William Curtis Weimar
Houston
Texas
Bluefield
Ym-Ywca
John R. McGhee
Weimer
Concord College
McGhee
Bluefield State College
Clarence Williams
Ballard
J. H. Lazenby
John C. Shott
Freddie McKenzie
Mercer County
Frank D. Reeves
Washington, D. C
NAACP
National Legal Committee
Philip T. Lilly
Jerome Katz
Board of Trustees
Brown
Daily Telegraph
YMCA
Katz
Bandits Seize Cash From Bank Truck in Paterson Heist
Three gunmen wearing Halloween masks stormed a church rectory in Paterson New Jersey on Monday and grabbed $511000 in cash from a bank truck before escaping. They also took $1700 from the church and vanished within minutes.
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Paterson, N. J
UAR Tensions Rise After U S Plane Shot Down
A U S oil company Fairchild C82 was shot down near Alexandria by Egyptian jets killing two crew members, pilot Hoyt Williams and Kjell Grupp. Mecom Oil of Houston cites routine flight. Cairo accuses refusal to land. The incident strains U S Egypt ties amid Middle East crises.
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Cairo
U. S
United States
John W. Mecom Oil Co
Houston
Tex
Alexandria
Hoyt Williams
Mulberry
Kjell Grupp
Malmo
Sweden
Williams
Marjorie
Jordan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mecom Oil
Reykjavik
Iceland
Mecom
E. K. Nold
Amman
Benghazi
Libya
U. S. Information Agency
Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Community Christmas Tree Receives Boost From Local Donors
Contributions total 333.00 with donors including Sharon Shields 3.50 Thornton Company 10.00 and Kiwanis Club of Bluefield among many. Previous balance 4,534.54 brings grand total to 4,867.54.
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Bluefield
Sharon Shields
Thornton Company
William R. Graham
Jim H. Shott
U.T.W.A
United Piece
Scott Collier
St. Albans
W. J. Gillespie
Mrs. C. W. Matheny
J. M. Houchins
Kiwanis Club of Blue
Appalachian Power Company
Employe’s Benevolent Association
David Thompson
Montcalm
Soviet Veto Marks 103rd Use in UN Clash Resolution
The Soviet Union used its veto for the 103rd time to kill a U S British resolution deploring the military clash on the Israeli Syrian border last November 13. The Security Council vote was eight to three with the Soviet Union Czechoslovakia and Morocco opposing. Under the charter a negative vote by any one of the five big powers is a veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
Security Council
Czechoslovakia
Morocco
Captain Andy Crewman Rescued From Freighter
Coast Guard cutter Rockaway rescued Captain Frederick W. Mohle of New York and Third Mate Charles Jackson of New London along with two other crewmen from the stricken freighter Smith Voyager after a night afloat in 20 foot seas. Four men died as gale force winds kept rescue attempts delayed 780 miles southeast of Bermuda.
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New York
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Rockaway
Smith Voyager
Bermuda
Frederick W. Mohle
Charles Jackson
New London
Conn
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Gulf and South Atlantic
Rhine
Coblenz
Germany
Josefus
Peter
THE
Associated Press
New Mexico
Maryland
Great Lakes
Havre
Mont
Fort Myers
Fla
By Dick Wesley
Weimar
Reeves
Supreme Court
Y. Lazenby
Richard A. Farnsworth
Robert Merriman
Farnsworth
San Diego
Farns
UAR
St. Anthony’s Church
New York City
William Ludwig
First National Bank
Passaic County
St. Anthony’s
John Anderson
Attilio Giovannini
Giovannini
Hampton St. Clair Jr
Charles E. Wilson
Ray E. Ratliff Jr
Jennie French Ratliff
Charles French Ratliff
John David Ratliff
Marie Oliver Kiely
Robert French Kiely
Guy Dingess Kiely
Charles Buck French Kiely
Joe
Jay
Reed Sanders
Fairview Junior High School
Commercial Credit Corpora
Tion
Soviet
Andy Crewman
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