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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1966

Page

2

Mansfield Sees War Escalation And Limited Prospects

In an exclusive AP interview Senator Mike Mansfield reflects on a year since a fact finding tour. He warns the Vietnam conflict has risen in danger and scope while prospects for a just settlement remain slim. He cites U Thant cease fire efforts and outlines possible limits and political paths.

Johnson Vietnam Associated Press Senate Mike Mansfield Walter R. Mears Mansfield Montana Democrat U.S United Nations U Thant United States Thant Laos South Vietnam Saigon Far East Europe

Takeover by N and W urged by ICC report

ICC report recommends Norfolk and Western be ordered to take over Erie Lackawanna and Delaware & Hudson, with Boston and Maine optional. Conditions hinge on Penn Central merger, stockholder approvals, and Erie Lackawanna service cutback if state aid drops below 7.5 million.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commissioner Norfolk & Western Railway Norfolk & Western Boston & Maine Rairoad Charles A. Webb Norfolk Western Erie-Lackawanna Delaware & Hudson Pennsylvania New York Central Penn Central Supreme Court D&h B&m N&w New England ICC Erie Lackawanna New York-New Jersey State of New Jersey

Tree Fund Surpasses Goal. 50th Annual Party Planned

The Community Christmas Tree fund reached 6 561 23 dollars, nine percent over the 6 000 goal, with surplus funds earmarked for next year’s 50th annual party for 1 500 local youngsters at Ramsey Auditorium. The event tomorrow at 1 p.m. features Old Santa, WHIS-TV and local entertainers, and a 1 a 30 p.m. TV program.

Ramsey Auditorium Santa Claus Whis-Tv Scoop Snoop 0. C. Young Ray Brooks Cecil Surratt Buddy Pennington Darnell Miller Don Whitt WHIS Reed Central Charles

Ike To Spend Yule In The Hospital

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower remains in Walter Reed Army Hospital after a gall bladder operation on December 12. He will stay through Christmas Day and likely a few more days, with no clear timetable for discharge.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital Eisenhower Eisenhayer

A Few Things Seem Certain For 1967

AP News features writer Richard F. Newcome outlines expectations for 1967. President Johnson optimistic on prosperity and low recession risk, Gardner Ackley forecasts stable prices, high jobs, and strong incomes. Rusk and Lodge comment on Vietnam prospects and fading hopes.

Richard F. Newcome AP News Johnson Crystal Ballets Gardner Ackley Council of Economic Advisers

Marines and Reds clash before truce in Vietnam

U S Marines fought a heavy five hour engagement with Communist forces in North Vietnam less than 24 hours before the Christmas truce. Air strikes continued against targets in North and South Vietnam and the DMZ as religious leaders urged peace.

Saigon U.S Vietnam South

Secret talks in conflict over controversial book

In New York AP reports secret meetings were held to clear The Death of a President for Harper Row publication in April. Lawyers gained four extra days to work out an agreement as negotiations between Mrs. John F. Kennedy’s representatives and Cowles Communications continued. The talks followed a Wednesday merger to begin a Look magazine serial, with deletions and changes demanded in Manchester’s manuscript while sections unfavorable to Johnson remain. The Kennedys and their children were booked on a December 26 Antigua flight, the day before a damage suit hearing.

New York Harper & Row John F. Kennedy Cowles Communications, Inc Look Magazine Out Lock William Manchester

Pope Prays for Real Peace in Vietnam War

Pope Paul VI called for a miracle of good will to move a holiday truces in Vietnam into real negotiations to end the conflict. The World Council of Churches in Geneva urged an end to mounting strife and condemned the spread of fear and weapons power.

Geneva World Council of Churches Paul VI Vatican City North Vietnam Vietnam

Soldier's Body Lies Unclaimed in Oakland

Richard F. Campos, 26, shot in Vietnam, has lay unclaimed for 10 days at Oakland Army Terminal in an aluminum container. No relative has claimed him. Arlington National Cemetery may be his final destination. Community figures promise support for interment if needed. Campos left a suitcase of mementoes and listed his last home address as 375 Woodsides Ave., San Francisco.

Oakland Calif Richard F. Campos Vietnam Oakland Army Terminal United States Sgt. Campos Arlington National Cemetery California Amador County Alfred B. Anderson Kansas City Leslie M. Fry Reno Nev Veterans of Foreign Wars Arlington Fry Washington Defense Department Richard Campos Richard Connie 8Th Infantry Regiment 4Th Division Woodside Ave San Francisco

Mistrial Declared in Court Martial of Pfc Kee nan

In Chu Lai Vietnam a general court martial for 20 year old Pfc Charles W Keenan of Nitro West Virginia ended in a mistrial on one murder count and dismissal of the other. The Marine command will decide if retrial occurs. Keenan’s parents in Nitro called the development the best news they had heard.

DA Nang Vietnam Marine Corps Chu Lai Charles W. Keenan Nitro W. Va Keenan Marine Command Nitro Keenan

Arson Suspected In Bland County Hunting Lodge Blaze

Bland County Virginia arson probe centers on a fire early Thursday at an eight room hunting lodge near Bland, Virginia. Fire Chief Pete Newberry said the fire at 606 in No Bust section destroyed the structure and furnishings, estimated loss $15 000. The owner, based in Washington DC, last used the house during deer season and it has been vacant since November. State Police investigate with signs of arson evident.

Bland County Bland Pete Newberry Virginia Neweberry Washington, D. C Newberry

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