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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1966

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McDowell Man Shot Over 3 Debt Dispute

Leslie Vance of Paynesville was critically wounded by a shotgun blast on a rural road near his home in an argument over a $3 debt. Hubert Eugene Payne, 25, also of Paynesville, was arrested for felonious assault and waived a preliminary hearing. Payne surrendered at his father's house. bond not yet set. Troopers Swartz Kimsey Hedrick investigated.

McDowell County Welch Leslie Vance Paynesville Stevens Clinic Hubert Eugene Payne G. L. Swartz Payne Justice of the Peace Vance Swartz Paul Taylor Ira Mullins J. W. Kimsey J. C. Hedrick

CIA Chief Resigns In Surprising Move

President Johnson announced Adm. William F. Raborn's resignation as CIA director after less than a year, to be replaced by Richard Helms. Johnson also outlined Viet Nam policy, signaled tougher military action, and named new officials including Samuel Nabrit for the AEC and Rosel Hyde as FCC chair.

Washington Johnson Viet Nam Adm William F. Raborn Central Intelligence Agency Atomic Energy Commission Oval Office Raborn CIA Richard Helms the Treasury State Department California AEC Samuel Milton Nabrit Texas Southern University Houston James Howard University Mary I. Bunting Gerald F. Tape ABC Federal Communications Commission Rosel H. Hyde FCC Hyde Dominican Republic John Hugh Crimmins Santo Domingo

Saigon Marks Anniversary of Ky Regime Amid Buddhist Crisis

Saigon celebrated Armed Forces Day and the first anniversary of Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's military government while curbing Buddhist unrest in the capital and Hue. Pinpointed actions included economic decrees, a half piastre devaluation, and a crackdown as a monk in robes was among those arrested. a protester, Dao Thi Tuyet, 16, died after setting herself on fire in the Buddhist Institute.

Saigon Nguyen Cao Ky Ngo Dinh Diem Hue Buddhist Institute Dao Thi Tuyet Phan Huu Tran Institute

Wyoming Man Fatally Injured in Single Vehicle Crash

A 3 year old Wyoming County man Robert Morgan of Guvan was killed in a single vehicle motorcycle crash near Guyan on Sec Rt 62. Police say the 1966 motorcycle left the highway plunging about 50 feet down a steep embankment. Morgan was northbound. The highway was clear and dry. investigators from state police and the county sheriff’s department were on scene.

Wyoming Pineville Robert Morgan Guvan Guyan Sec. Rt. 62 Morgan

Ceredo Boy Fatally Injured By Tractor

A 6 year old boy from Ceredo West Virginia died in Chillicothe Ohio after jumping from a moving tractor and failing to clear its wheels on the Russell Neff farm. He died several hours after the accident in a local hospital.

Chillicothe, Ohio West Virginia Here Chris McKenny Clyde McKenny Ceredo W. Va Chillicothe Russell Neff

Saigon policeman slain as gang attacks Buddhist Institute

In Saigon an officer named Kieu Cong Hai, 25, was dragged from a bicycle, beaten, and shot dead near the Vien Hoa Dao Buddhist Institute. Police halted the attackers as Hoodlums fled toward the institute, heightening a confrontation between police and Buddhist dissidents.

Saigon Buddhist Institute Lo Sat Sinh Kieu Cong Hai Cho Ray Hospital Vien Hoa Dao

Virginia Independent Voters League backs Spong and Boothe

The Virginia Independent Voters League endorsed State Senator William B. Spong and Armistead L. Boothe as Democratic primary challengers. The rally drew about 150 delegates, signaling support while voicing tension with Moses Riddick, the league’s founding figure. Police were summoned after reporters tried to eavesdrop on a private session.

Richmond William B. Spong Armistead L. Boothe Virginia Independent Voters League League Virginia Democratic Party VIVL Moses Riddick Riddick Spong A. Willis Robertson

Escobedo Plans Defense Tied to Own Ruling in New Charge

Danny Escobedo, the Chicago man whose murder conviction was reversed by a landmark Supreme Court decision, plans to use that ruling to defend against a gun possession charge. His lawyer, Marshall Schwarzbach, says the 1964 and 1966 rulings on police interrogation and self incrimination bolster his case for trial on July 12.

Chicago Supreme Court Danny Escobedo High Court Marshall Schwarzbach Escobedo Schwarzbach James Sullivan Manuel Valtierra U. S. Supreme Court

Cross greets civil rights marchers in Mississippi amid Klan display

About 100 marchers linked by bus from Chicago press on toward Belzoni as a flaming cross greets them in daylight in Itta Bena. SNCC leaders report five campus requests denied by Mississippi Valley State College officials citing health and sanitation limits.

Itta Bena Miss Mississippi Alphonso Harris Southern Christian Leadership Conference Albany Delta George Raymond Canton Greenwood Mississippi Valley State College Belzoni J.H. White Bob Smith SNCC

Poff Nominated For Eighth Term In Roanoke GOP Meet

In Roanoke the Sixth District Republicans renominated Rep. Richard H. Poff for a eighth term as no Democrat has filed against him. Poff and Rep. Robert J. Dole of Kansas assailed the Johnson administration, faulting executive overreach and a one party government. Dole argued poverty money funds political gain and questioned aid distribution. Holton and Mayor Ould, potential GOP Senate contenders, attended but declined to say if they would run.

Hanoi North Viet Nam Johnson South Viet Nam Roanoke Richard H. Poff Poff Robert J. Dole Kansas Dole A. Linwood Holton Mills E. Godwin Jr Holton James P. Ould Jr Lynchburg GOP Senate

Auto Safety Legislation Advances Toward Comprehensive Rules

Washington AP Congress moves toward broad auto and highway safety measures. Senate and House committees back tougher standards beyond Johnson requests, aiming to require federal vehicle safety standards and 1968 model car equipment including collapsed steering columns and safety door latches.

Washington Congress Johnson Senate House Public Works Commerce Secretary of Commercce Warren G. Magnuson Dwash Senate Commerce Committee

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