Violence Closer To Surface Of U S Life Say Psychiatrist
New York AP doctors link rising public violence to frustration and a gun culture. They point to Lincoln Kennedy Garfield King and Medgar Evers among others as symptoms of a society built on success and anger. They caution violence emerges when public figures become targets.
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U.S
New York
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Medgar Evers
Malcolm X
Kennedy
King
John Spiegel
Center For the Study of Violence
Brandeis University
Spiegel
America
David Abrahamson
Old West
Thaddeus Kostrubala
Chicago
American Psychiatric Association
Abrahamson
Columbia
University
Jacob Chwast
Peple
Sen. Kennedy
U.S. Presses for Bombardment Cease as Hanoi Delays
U S efforts to halt bombardment face ambiguity as Hanoi signals resistance. Spokesman William J. Jorden notes the Hanoi statement could cover either version, while Xuan Thuo reiterates Hanoi will not commit to a ceasefire without a U S withdrawal.
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William J. Jorden
U.S
Harriman
Hanoi
Jorden
Xuan Thuo
Ainu Origins Said Tied to Early Northern Asia People
The Ainu of Japan are described as distinct in language and features from mainstream Japanese. They are believed to descend from early Caucasoid-type populations who once inhabited Northern Asia.
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Japan
Asia
Ethel Kennedy At Husband's Side After California Primary
Mrs. Robert F Kennedy remained at her husband’s bedside in Los Angeles Good Samaritan Hospital after he was shot. The Kennedy family and CBS noted a bruise on his forehead from rescuing son David at Malibu Beach.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
California
Ethel Kennedy
Kennedy
Good Samaritan Hospital
Episcopal Church
Sen
Robert
Victor Baz
Central Receiving Hospital
Baz
Roger Mudd
CBS
Mrs. Kennedy
David
Malibu Beach
Baboon Escapes Surgery Room At South Africa Hospital
A mature male baboon used for kidney transplant research escaped during surgery at Karl Bremer Hospital in Cape Town. It fled through a window and was cornered in a sergeant’s home before a hospital official shot it after about 20 minutes inside the house.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Karl Bremer Hospital
Rome China Trade Routes Stir Early Silk Road Links
In 97 CE China sent an envoy to Rome to open trade but failed to reach the empire. Within a few decades a wealthy Roman merchant organized trading expeditions into central Asia signaling early long distance commerce between Rome and China.
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China
Rome
Central Asia
High Grades Mean Money in Hawaii Insurance Plan
Hawaii students in the top 20 percent of classes will receive 15 to 25 percent discounts on auto insurance under a new plan by the Hawaii Casualty and Surety Rating Bureau. Spokesman says the discount reflects maturity and responsible driving among top students.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Hawaii Casualty and Surety Rating Bureau
Unusual Greeting From Son Appears in Louisville Classifieds
In The Louisville Times a classified ad to Mrs. Lula Crain read Happy Easter Mother Dear Love Your Son. Marine Sgt. J R Cowan placed the message from South Vietnam where he was fighting near Khe Sanh, explaining no card was available.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville Times
Lula Crain
J. R. Cowan
Cowan
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Teachers Give Apples To Kids In Pittsburg Tradition
In Pittsburg Kansas the annual apple gift from teachers to students marks 64 years of a school custom begun after a legislative dispute over 10 000 dollars for land. President R S Russ was fined apples by lawmakers and the gag was repeated by students for generations.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas State College
R. S. Russ
Alaskan Shelf Study Begins
The first comprehensive oceanographic study of the Gulf of Alaska shelf is underway. Marine Advisers Inc., a Bendix Corp subsidiary, will survey an 850 mile by 110 mile area from shore to the 600 foot depth to aid oil companies planning drilling, by detailing typical and extreme weather and sea conditions.
Marion Reservoir Nears Completion in Kansas
The Marion Reservoir on the Cottonwood River in Kansas is about 90 percent complete and nearing full pool. At $13.6 million, the project will cover over 6 000 acres with a 60 mile shoreline and hold more than 60 000 acre feet for floodwater storage, with dedication ceremonies planned later this year.
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Marion
Kan
Cottonwood River
Kansas
Journalist Val Cooper Receives City Council Plaque
Farmington New Mexico AP reports Val Cooper managing editor of the Farmington Daily Times was honored with a plaque for 14 years of coverage of City Council meetings. The plaque bears signatures of six former Farmington mayors and inscribes praise for faithful accurate unbiased reporting.
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Farmington, N.M
Farmington
Hillary Eyes River Trek With Jet Boats in Nepal
Sir Edmund Hillary plans a Nepal river expedition using two New Zealand jet boats to navigate a 21 mile stretch of the Sun Kosi from the Indian border to Kathmandu. He has seen 90 miles from a helicopter and notes rapids every two miles. If permitted, the party of five New Zealanders and Sherpas would tackle about 100 rapids and aim for August or September.
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Sun Kosi
Matmandu
Nepal
Sir Edmund
Youth Aided By Athletic Club
Macon Missouri AP reports the local Athletic Club launches a Joe Terry fund with $200 to aid Joe Terry a three sport athlete and Macon High School graduate suffering kidney disease He travels to Kansas City twice weekly for a kidney machine and may need a transplant.
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Macon
Macon High School
Joe Terry
Terry
Kansas City
Kennedy Victory and Kennedy Wounded in California Crisis
Kennedy leads in California with 1.325 million votes 47 percent after 19 577 precincts. McCarthy 41 percent. Kennedy wins South Dakota and defeats Humphrey. Kuchel loses to Rafferty, paving Cranston Beilenson Beilenson race. Reagan unopposed for 86 GOP votes.
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Kennedy
Los Angeles
McCarthy
Humphrey
South Dakota
California
U.S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Senate
GOP
Max Rafferty
Los Angeles County
North
Kuchel
Earl Warren
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ruchel
Rafferty
Alan Cranston
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
William Bennett
Public Utilities Commission
Ronald Reagan
Veiled Yemeni Women Win Limited Cinema Access
Veiled women in Sanaa gain right to attend movies on two days weekly. Police guard theaters to bar men and boys over six. Women must return to the harem before sunset.
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Sanaa
Yemen
Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield Area
Several obituary notices from Eckman Welch Bluefield and nearby areas. St Clair McGill 56 died after a short illness at home in Eckman. Edward Cline Newman 64 died in Newark Delaware after a heart attack. Thelma Bowling Cecil 67 died in Bluefield Virginia hospital after a short illness. John Melvin Yarber 75 of Glen Lyn Virginia, a retired coal miner, died in Welch hospital. John S. Thompson 96, chief of police in Tazewell, died at home after a long illness. Annie Neal 68 of Welch died in Welch hospital after a short illness. Mrs Estella Jenkins of Princeton died at a Princeton hospital. Burial and funeral details follow for each.
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John Melvin Yarber
Glen Lyn
Welch Hospital
John S. Thompson
Tazewell
Main Street
Greever
Funerals for Altizer, Brown, and Hager Held Locally
Funeral services were held or scheduled for Dewey Ervin Altizer 30 of Jewell Valley Virginia at his home with ministers John and Richard Kennedy officiating. James D Brown 8 of Bastian Virginia held at Concord Church Gratton with Rev C W Breese. Frank Columbus Hager Jr 46 of Santa Anna California to be buried at Monte Vista Park Cemetery Bluefield with pallbearers listed.
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Hager
Frank Columbus Jr
Santa Anna
Calif
Hawkins Funeral Chapel
Bluefield
Weldon Sheets
Monte Vista Park
Cartee Long
David Spracher
Robert Wilkins
William Hall
Dixon Jones
James Granger
Funeral Services Today For Dickenson Miners
Funeral services are scheduled today and Friday for two Dickenson County miners killed in a state fall at the Bridge Coal Company near Elk Horn City Kentucky. Leonard Turner 44 of Clinchco Virginia will be buried after a 1 PM service at Turner Church with local elders officiating. Jess Mullins 58 of Hayside Virginia will be honored at 11 AM with burial in the family cemetery following services at the residence. Survivors for Turner include his mother Flora Willis wife Milpe Pee Saree ine and Mary Turner plus five sons two sisters and several brothers and half siblings and grandchildren. Mullins's survivors list his wife Aughtha and seven daughters plus five sons and several brothers and a sister and twelve grandchildren.
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Edward Cline Newman
Steven’s Drive
Newark
Del
Mae Jones Newman
Freeman
Shirley
Margaret
Hester Newman
Jimmy
Larry
Pete Newman
Home
Mattie Phillips
Bluewell
Laura E. Gilmore
Pocahontas
Nell Buckland
Hinton
Woodrow Newman
Clinton
Iowa
Willard Newman
Jones Funeral Home
Dickenson County
Bridge Coal Company
Elkhorn City
Leonard Turner
Rt. 1
Clincho
Turner Church
Manis Mullins
Conrad Stallard
Johnny Dotson
Dewey Cantrell
Jess Mullins
Hayside
Bruce Mullins
Frank Oquin
James Oquin
Howard Colley
Turner
Flora Willis
Haysi
Milpe Pee
Ee Sareeine
Mary Turner
Dollie Blankenship
Ivelee
Harman
Nancy
Cherry
Genia Mullins
Carl Mullins
Detroit
Mich
Cars Mullins
Breaks
Clint
Willard
Jeffrey Mullins
Merdith
Rufus
Jack Mullins
Clum Mullins
Kimper Mu
Bluefield Woman Ailes After Short Illness
Aileene Woolwine of 102 Lee Street Bluefield died Wednesday morning in a Bluefield hospital after a brief illness. She was born in Bluefield and was the daughter of the late Walter J. Woolwine and Annie Duncan Woolwine. She attended Bluefield schools and belonged to First Presbyterian Church Bluefield McClung Sunday School Class and Circle No. 6. She is survived by two brothers Gen Walter J. Woolwine of Alexandria Virginia and Charles B. Woolwine of Charleston. Funeral services were held Friday at 10 30 a.m. at Hawkins Funeral Chapel Bluefield with Rev. Richard Rougie officiating. Burial followed at Walnut Grove Cemetery Bluefield. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. today.
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Thelma Bowling Cecil
Bluefield
Tazewell B
Sarah Mink Bowling
Graham Christian Church
M. Cecil
Robert Harmon
Portsmouth
B. B. Cecil
Jack F. Cecil
Grover L. Cecil
Mount Holly
N. J
Verna Bouton
Akron
Ohio
Robert S. Bowling
Middlesboro
Dudley Memorial Chapel
Earnest Worrell
C. E. Smoot
Grandview
Annie Neal
Welch
Samuel
Amanda Ewing
James Neal
William Barrett
Warrenville Heights
James Barrett
Orine Jackman
Nashville
Claude Smith
Oak Grove
Bluewell
Page Funeral Home
Aileene Woolwine
Lee St
Walter J. Woolwine
Annie Duncan Woolwine
First Presbyterian Church
McClung
Alexandria
Charles B. Woolwine
Charleston
Hawkins Funeral Chapel
Richard Rougie
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Rasnake Rites Held for Glenn C Rasnake
Glenn C Rasnake 34 of Cleveland Virginia died after a long illness at a Lebanon Virginia hospital. He was son of Bob Rasnake and the late Mrs Rasnake. He belonged to the Baptist Church and worked for Wolverine Industry in Garden City Michigan. He is survived by Mary Ellen Rasnake of Detroit and three brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements are pending at Lebanon Funeral Home Lebanon Virginia.
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Glenn C. Rasnake
Cleveland
Lebanon
Bob Rasnake
The
Baptist Church
Wolverine Industry
Garden City
Mich
Mary Ellen Rasnake
Detroit
Hubert
Rockford
Ill
Delmer
Robbins, N. C
Bill
Clintwood
Agness Rasnake
Cleveland Va
Shirley Johnson
Edith Earls
Tazewell
Lebanon Funeral Home
Lebanon, Va
Dowdy 68 Victim of Princeton Hospital Death
Robert Lee Dowdy age 68 of Princeton died Wednesday night at Princeton Memorial Hospital. The body was taken to George W. Seaver Mortuary in Princeton where funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Robert Lee Dowdy
Princeton
Princeton Memorial Hospital
George W. Seaver
Princeton builder Ernest M. Brown dies after long illness
Ernest M. Brown of Princeton died Wednesday in a Philadelphia hospital after a long illness. He owned the Brown and Wright Construction Company in Princeton. Funeral arrangements were complete at Seaver Funeral Home in Princeton.
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Ernest M. Brown
Princeton
Philadelphia, Pa
Brown and Wright Construction Company
Seaver Funeral Home
WVU Names Neely At Branch College
Harold E. Neely, former GOP gubernatorial candidate in 1960, is named assistant dean of resident education at WVU Parkersburg branch. A WVU Bureau of Government Research analyst since 1964, he will start July 1 under President James G. Harlow's announcement.
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Morgantown
Harold E. Neely
GOP
West Virginia University
Parkersburg
Neely
WVU Bureau of Government Research
WVU
James G. Harlow
Doctor discusses brain injuries from shooting Kennedy campaign
Dr. French warns brain stem damage can endanger recovery and end campaigns. He says prognosis is unclear and wonders if Kennedy can resume campaigning. Neurosurgeon Dr. Aguilar notes a small caliber bullet may offer limited hope amid uncertain extent of damage.
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Tate
Jose Aguilar
Stanford University Medical Center
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Eckman
McDowell County
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Steven Clinic Hospital
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Roanoke
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Washington, D. C
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U. S
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UMWA
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Pauline Roncella
Mullins
Elizabeth Rushbrook
Hemphill
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Quonsit Point
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Raymond Johnson
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William Jenkins
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Northfork
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Branch College
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