Javits Urges GOP To Be Peace Party In 1968
Senator Javits urged that the Republican Party become the peace party by ending the Vietnam War. He called for an immediate bombing pause or limits to strikes on South Vietnam routes plus consideration of restricting air strikes to pre August 196 level with peace negotiations as a goal.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javis
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Harrison A. Williams Jr
Dn.j
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Howard H. Baker J
Rtenn
Clark
Scott
Baker
Pennsylvania
Williams
New Jersey
Javits
Johnson
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Losses
Viola Carbaugh 72 of Bluefield died after heart attack at Bluefield Sanitarium. Survivors include two sons four daughters and many grandchildren. Services at Greenview Methodist Church Tuesday at 3 p.m. Burial in Rose Lawn Cemetery. Celinda Lambert Durham 87 of Bland died in Bluefield following long illness. Survivors include four sons and three daughters. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Newberry Funeral Home Chapel Bland. John A. Coalter 80 of Princeton died at home of heart attack. Survived by wife two sons and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Sally Ann Butterworth 71 of Baltimore formerly Serena died after long illness. Survived by three sons a daughter a sister and several grandchildren. Body to Bluefield Tuesday morning for arrangements. Nancy E. Gilbert of Bluefield died Sunday natural causes. Burial pending at Hawkins Funeral Home.
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Viola Carbaugh
Rt. 1
Green Tree
Bluefield
Pierce and Mintari Bowling Bird
L. E. Carbaugh
Greenview
James H. Carbauch
Princeton
Harry C. Hawkins
Daytona Beach
Fla
W. G. Sutter
Lewisburg
Harold Linkous
Carroll
Fry
Biefield
R. J. Haun
Per
Greenview Methodist Church
Joseph Kidd
Roselawn
Memorial
Virgil Shields
Hayden Wimmer
Woodrow Bailey
Ray Conner
A. A. Wells
Ralph Clarkson
Edwin Smith
Bob Akers
Ruth
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Celinda Lambert Durham
Bland
William Henry Durham
Amos Bredlove
Garney Strock
James C
Buford W. Durham
Ceres
John H
Elbert C. Durham
Earl Durham
Harvey Durham
Paul Durham
John H. Durham
Raymond Wilson
Donnie Strock
Dickie Strock
John A. Coalter
Straley Ave
Sally Ann Butterworth
Baltimore
Serena
Summers County
Joseph
Tissue Christian Hopkins
Ernest
Bernice Butterworth
Ethel Cook
Effie Demasey
Lizzie Keaton
Nashville
Tenn
Cleo Suvie
Wilmington
Del
Hobart Hopkins
Hinton
Nancy E. Gilbert
Wayne Street
Hawkins Funeral Home
Durr Captures Tennis Title in Wellington Tourney
Francoise Durr of France defeated Rosemary Casals of San Francisco 6 3 in windy conditions to win the international tournament final. Casals faltered with a double fault after leading 5 3 in the first set. In doubles, Betty Stoeve and Lidy Verve beat Durr Terras 7 5 6 8.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Francoise Durr
France
Rosemary Calais
San Francisco
Miss Durr
Miss Casals
Auckland
Betty Steve
Lidy Vennever
Netherlands
Evelyn Terras
Richard Hawkes
Miss Venneboer
Brian Fairlie
Injured Persol to Miss Slated Fight at Madison Square Garden
Heavyweight contender Johnny Persol twisted his right knee during training and will miss the scheduled bout against James Ellis of Louiseville Ky at Madison Square Garden. The fight is postponed indefinitely while Persol rests and recovery planning resumes.
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New York
Johnny Persol
James Ellis
Louiseville Ky
Madison Square Garden
Fo Markson
Persol
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Advertisement Notice
Classified line from the Bluefield Daily Telegraph including subscription rates by carrier and mail, address in Bluefield West Virginia, and agency contact details. The notice lists daily and Sunday delivery costs and West Virginia zone pricing with additional rates on request.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
West Virginia
Appli Aa
Audit Bureau of Circula- D
The
Katz Agency, Inc
Belfast man Graham Herndon dies after brief illness
Graham William Herndon 57 of Belfast Virginia died Sunday afternoon in a Marion hospital after a short illness. He was a son of Rev. John Herndon and the late Huldah Herndon. He worked for F. H. Hill Corp in Richlands. Survivors include his wife Bertha Cox Herndon two sons Graham W. Herndon Jr and Ralph Wayne Herndon one daughter Mrs Kenneth E. Ratliff one sister Mrs Judson Bowman three brothers Russell Carl and Clarence and four grandchildren. Funeral at Hurst-Scott Funeral Home Richlands with Rev J W Gross and Rev Terry Gunnels. Burial Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p m Monday. Pallbearers: Bobby Billings Eddie Ratliff Jr Everett Stallard Macy Parks George Lester and Charlie Davis. Honorary pallbearers: employees of F. H. Hill Corp Richlands.
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Graham William Herndon
Belfast
Marion
John Herndon
Richlands
Huldah Herndon
F. H. Hill Corp
Bertha Cox Herndon
Kenneth E. Ratliff
Chilhowie
Graham W. Herndon Jr
Norton
Ralph Wayne Herndon
Judson Bowman
Russell Herndon
Honaker
Carl
Clarence Herndon
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
J. W. Gross
Terry Gunnels
Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery
Bobby Billings
Eddie Ratliff Jr
Everett Stallard
Macy Parks
George Lester
Charlie Davis
Graveside services for Mrs Mary Turk Johnston
Graveside services for Mrs Mary Turk Johnston of Charlottesville Virginia will be Tuesday at 10 am at Maplewood Cemetery in Tazewell Virginia officiated by Rev W F Wadsworth. She died Wednesday in a Charlottesville hospital and was a Richmond native daughter of Aleck and Nannie Walker Turk widow of Carter D Johnston. Friends may call at Hawkins Funeral Home Bluefield after 4 pm Monday.
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Mary Turk Johnston
Charlottesville
Maplewood Cemetery
Tazewell
W. F. Wadsworth
Richmond
Aleck
Nannie Walker Turk
Carter D. Johnston
Hawkins Funeral Home
Bluefield
Mao backs direct talks for North Vietnam with United States
Newsweek reported a North Vietnamese request for direct negotiations with the United States without Moscow as intermediary. The East European source cited Mao Tse tung granting a green light to begin talks and pressed a condition that talks avoid Moscow, with the State Department studying the report.
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Newsweek
Starpartment
Peking
China
Mao Tse-tung
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Weekly
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Paris
New York Democrat
Vietnam
Kennedy
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Moscow
Hao
Foreign Ministry
Washington
State Department
Reverend Garfield Ferguson Dies at 85 in Baltimore
Rev. Garfield Ferguson age 85 of 2701 Fisher Road Baltimore formerly Crystal died Sunday in a Baltimore hospital. He was a member of the United Holy Church of America. Services were conducted Saturday at 1 p.m. at Phillips Funeral Home Baltimore with burial to follow in Baltimore.
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Garfield Ferguson
Fisher Road
Baltimore
Crystal
United Holy Church of America
Phillips Funeral Home
Police clash ends with gunshot injuries in Washington crowd
In Washington, a 21 year old man and four companions clashed with police in front of a crowd of more than 300. One officer fired injuring Jerome J. Thorpe who was in critical condition. Officers Flynn Tobin Coleman were injured and Thorpe along with Tobin and Coleman were charged with assault on an officer. The other two occupants fled.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Jerome J. Thorpe
Kenneth M. Flynn
Thorpe
Alvin J. Tobin
Earl Coleman
Five Hurt In Bluefield Auto Accident On Lorton Lick Road
Five youths were admitted to Bluefield Sanitarium after an early morning crash on Lorton Lick Road. D. F. Sarver age 28 drove the car which veered off the road, struck a cinderblock, and breached a house wall.
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Bluefield Sanitarium
Lorton Lick Road
Terry Christian
Montcalm
Dannie F. Sarver
Harold Minnix
William Blackwell
Bennie Riggs
Rt. 3
Bluefield
Sarver
Patterson to Meet Johnson in Miami Tonight
Floyd Patterson former two time heavyweight champion meets Willie Johnson of Miami in a 10 round bout at the Auditorium in Miami Beach Florida on Monday night Patterson, 32, seeks another shot at Cassius Clay this year Clay defeated Patterson in Las Vegas in the 12th round on November 22 1965.
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Associated Press
Floyd Patterson
Willie Johnson
Miami
Miami Beach
Fla
Cassius Clay
Clay
Patterson
Las Vegas
Legal Kick Ends Thai Boxer's Pro Debut Life
In Bangkok, bantamweight Saengaray Chor Churt, 22, died after a head kick in his first Thai style professional bout. He was knocked out in the first minute and died en route to the hospital. Thai boxing permits kicks with feet knees and elbows.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Saengaray Chor Churt
Pakistan Mulls Boxing Team for Jakarta Tournament
The Pakistan Amateur Boxing Federation says Pakistan is considering sending a strong boxing team to an international tournament in Jakarta in April.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Jakarta
Pakistan Amateur Boxing Federation
Top Ten AP college basketball poll week results recap
Ranking highlights from the AP poll show UCLA improving to 19-0 with wins over Oregon State and Oregon, while North Carolina fails to maintain momentum with mixed results against Virginia Wake Forest and Georgia Tech. Other top teams Louisville Princeton Houston Western Kentucky Kansas Texas Western St Bonaventure and Boston College posted varying wins and losses across the week.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Oregon State
Oregon
North Carolina
Virginia
Wake Forest
Georgia Tech
Louisville
Drake
Wichita
Princeton
Yale
Brown
Houston
Hardin-Simmons
Notre Dame
Western Kentucky
Murray
East Tennessee
Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas State
Texas Western
Arizona
Seattle
St.Bonaven
Ture "Son
Fairfield
Niagara
Boston College
St Joents Pa
Fordham
Ashland Ky.. Longtime Mayor David Aronberg Dies at 73
Ashland mayor David Aronberg 73 died Saturday at a Cincinnati hospital after surgery. A Manchester England native, he served in World War I and built a clothing business with outlets in Williamson West Virginia Welch and Logan West Virginia as well as Kentucky stores. Aronberg was elected Ashland mayor in 1951 and 1959 becoming one of three two term leaders in the city's 113 year history.
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Ashland
David Aronberg
Cincinnati
Aronberg
Manchester
England
United States
U.S
Williamson, Logan and Welch
West Virginia
Kentucky
Barnett Defends Vote On Private Club Liquor Bill
West Virginia State Senator Ray Barnett said he supported House Bill 652, calling it the lesser evil and citing revenue gains and police powers. He noted district colleagues opposed the bill yet social gatherings showed them enjoying liquor, and he urged enforcement within new legal boundaries.
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R. E
Ray) Barnett
Bluefield
Pbirnett
Barnett
Sen
Ray Sawyers
Hinton
Mercer
Monroe
Summers Counties
West Virginia
Ortiz Manager Denies Set Title Fight Sentence
Puerto Rico's Ortiz camp denies any contract signing for a March 31 title defense against Frankie Narvaez at Madison Square Garden. Narvaez' manager claimed the bout was arranged, but Ortiz promoter Bill Daly calls it premature. Both fighters are Puerto Rican born New Yorkers.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Bill Daly
Carlos Ortiz
Frankie N
Madison Square Garden
Narvaez
Manny Gonzalez
Daly
Clark Triumphs In 99 Mile Auto Race
Scotland's Jim Clark won the 99 mile Lakeside International race at Brisbane in a Lotus beating Australian Jack Brabham by more than a lap. Clark clocked 1 hour 56.2 minutes on the Lakeside circuit with Frank Gardner finishing third and Dennis Hulme fourth.
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Brisbane
Australia
Scotland
Jim Clark
Lakeside
Jack Brabham
Brabham
Clark
Frank Gardner
Dennis Hulme
French Runner Pierre Toussaint Sets Indoor 1000m Record
Pierre Toussaint of France claimed a world indoor 1000 meter record with 2 minutes 21.2 seconds at a Lyon meet on Saturday night. The previous mark of 2 21.6 was set by Michel Jazy in the same stadium in 1962.
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Lyon
France
Pierre Toussaint
Michel Jazy
West Diplomats Hint at Possible Peace Talks Shift
Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Trinh suggested in an interview that peace talks could follow if the United States permanently stops bombing and other acts of war against North Vietnam. The report stirred speculation of a loosening of Hanoi's position as it dropped the earlier demand for U.S. withdrawal before talks.
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Nguyen Duy Trinh
United
Hanoi
U.S
Rock Man Fatally Shot In Mercer County Home
Robert Algene Snider 41 of Wrights Mountain Road Rock Mercer County was shot Sunday at his home around 145 pm in the bedroom. State police said the gun wound is being investigated to determine if accidental or intentional. Body taken to Cravens Funeral Home Bluewell. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Robert Algene Snider
Wright's Mountain
Rt. 1
Rock
Mercer County
Cravens
Bluewell
Robinson and Whitworth Named AP Athletes of the Year
Baltimore star Frank Robinson and golfer Kathy Whitworth were feted as AP athletes of the year at a San Francisco banquet. Robinson joked about his 1966 World Series MVP year while Whitworth said the second award felt more satisfying.
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San Francisco
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Kathy Whitworth
Associated Press
Fach
Order of Eagles
Robinson
Banouets
Werder
Miss Whitworth
Jal. N.M
Robert Cannon
Milwaukee
Jack Stevenson
Wilson Kosygin Talks Signal Possible Peace Offer
Wilson and Kosygin prepared to press for talks with fewer preconditions as chaos in China grows. Their Chequers meeting near London featured a private chat by a log fire, followed by dinner with families and close advisers.
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China
Hanoi
Wilson
Kosygin
Chequers
Britain
Soviet Union
Europe
Allies Push Out Of Cease Fire In Vietnam
Allied forces resumed combat as four day Tet truce ended with 16 operations in South Vietnam. Reports say two U S planes were shot down near Haiphong and Nam Ha, while Hanoi and Saigon publicized alleged violations and warplanes over North Vietnam remained silent.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Nam Ha
Washington
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Tate) Lohr
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