Tennessee miners end fifth sitdown at Brushy Mountain mine
PETROL Tenn AP “five sitdowns” end as Lonnie Arms and Warden Lake Russell agree to discuss grievances. Seventy three miners and four hostages returned to cells after a 20 hour overnight stay. Prison officials planned talks with Commissioner Avery. past uprisings cited.
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John Winsett
Russell
Harry Avery
Eastern
Tennessee
Avery
Jack Ford
Roy Slatton
Ford
Slatton
Roy F. Thomp
Tenn
Winchester Man Again Convicted of Attempted Murder
Emory Lee Shifflett, 38, of Winchester, already serving a 40 year term for murder, was found guilty of the attempted murder of his former wife Peggy Jane Miller. A Winchester Corporation Court jury sentenced him to 15 years in the penitentiary for the new conviction.
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Winchester
Emory Lee Shifflett
Winchester Corporation
Shifflett
Courtney Loring Ashwood
Peggy Jane Miller
Mariner 4 Mars Photos to Be Delayed in Release
NASA scientists said most Mars images from Mariner 4 will be withheld for weeks or months after the July 14 flyby. Only the first one or two of 18 to 21 pictures are expected to be released initially as they are less close and from a different angle than later shots. The craft is on course and functioning, with camera use moved up to capture a varyingly banded Martian terrain within 6 000 miles of the surface.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Mariner 4
Budapest
London
Father Hopes To Save Son With Kidney
A Tampa father, George Harold Graham Sr., who has not seen his son in seven years, offers to donate a kidney to 19 year old George Jr. in Huntington W V a where doctors seek a possible father to son transplant to save the boy who is in critical condition from a kidney ailment.
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Tampa
Fla
West Virginia
George Harold Graham Sr
George Jr
Huntington
W.va
Graham
Pat Kelly
Tampa Tribune
Associated Press
Kelly
Crane Mishap Kills 2 at Ohio Power Plant
A crane load dropped when a chain failed at a construction site south of Brilliant Ohio killing Charles Durfee of Point Pleasant West Virginia and Henry Derkes of Powhatan Point. Four others were injured including Durfee's son Michael 18 Ray Cecil 33 Henry Baker 48 and Thomas Wood 30. The new generating plant is a joint Ohio Power Buckeye Power project set to start next summer.
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Brilliant
Ohio
Charles Durfee
Point Pleasant
W.va
Henry Derkes
Powhatan Point
Here
Durfee
Michael
Ray Cecil
Moundsville
Henry Baker
Thomas Wood
Shadyside
Ohio Power and
Buckeye Power, Inc
New York Post Suspended After Printer Strike Over Automation
The New York Post suspended publication after union printers quit over automation in the composing room. About 1,400 employees were told not to report for work until further notice, following instructions from the AFL CIO ITU New York Local 6. The action stemmed from a dispute over desk work and automation details.
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NEW York
New York Post
Aflcio International Typographical Union
Post
ITU
Lana Turner Weds No. 6 In Virginia
Actress Lana Turner married businessman Robert Eaton in Arlington Virginia in a double ring ceremony at Eaton's home. The event described as simple yet beautiful marked Eaton's first marriage and honored by family at W A Eaton senior's residence.
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Arlington, Va
Lana Turner
Robert Eaton
Miss Turner
Eaton
W.A. Eaton
Pep pills blamed for addiction and crime in AMA session
New York AP says pep pills or amphetamines produced yearly exceed 8 billion and may supply 35 doses per person annually. Dr. Joseph F. Sadusk Jr of the FDA warned that illegal sales and addiction harm society as scientific sessions of the AMA address this stimulant problem and channeling into crime.
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New York
Joseph F. Sadusk Jr
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Association
Sadusk
Gradual Rise In Buying Expected After Tax Cut
Mer chants looked for a buying surge after President Johnson signed the excise tax cut. Merchants expect a gradual rise as prices on major appliances furs jewelry autos and cosmetics drop. Auto makers began refunds for car buyers. Macy’s notes increased activity while Tiffany’s cut a diamond to 900000. Public inquiries flood Portland Maine IRS and retailers report widespread consumer interest in the tax relief.
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New York
Johnson
Associated Press
Macy’s
Tiffany’s
Portland
Maine
Internal Revenue Service
Zayre Department Store
Rioting Flare In Algiers As Ben Bella Arrest Confirmed
In Algiers hundreds of Ben Bella supporters rioted for a third day as Col. Boumedienne's regime deployed security forces to protect the capital ahead of a regional conference. The government confirmed Ben Bella and five aides were under arrest, while editors of the Alger Republicain faced detentions.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Col
Houari Boumedienne
Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Alger Republicain
Brynner Renounces U S Citizenship in Bern Oath
State Department confirmed actor Yul Brynner renounced his American citizenship last month after declaring in Jerusalem that he turned in his passport. He reportedly took an oath of renunciation at the U S Embassy in Berne on May 28. Brynner, born in Switzerland, previously held dual citizenship and was naturalized in 1947. His wife and daughter are Swiss citizens.
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Washington
State Department
Yul Brynner
Department
Jerusalem
Robert M. McCloskey
Brynner
U.S
Berne
Switzerland
Thief Loses 70 Cents in Robbery Attempt
In Twickenham England a would be thief attempted a bank robbery at Barclays Bank. He placed cash on the counter to distract the cashier but the robber could not seize the bundle of notes and fled leaving 70 cents behind.
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Twickenham
England
Barclay’s Bank
Young Killers Die On Gallows
Two young men, George Ronald York and James Douglas Latham, were hanged at the Kansas Penitentiary for killing Otto Ziegler near Wallace, Kan. They had confessed to four other killings across Florida, Tennessee, Illinois, and Colorado after escaping Ft. Hood in 1961, driven by robbery. York spoke of going home to heaven. Latham remained stoic.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas Penitentiary
George Ronald York
Jacksonville
Fla
James Douglas Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
York
Heaven
Latham
Otto Ziegler
Kansas
Wallace
Florida
Tennessee
Illinois
Colorado
Ft. Hood
Richlands Fair Opens Four Day Run In 1965
The Richlands Fair and Stock Show starts in Richlands Virginia for four days with a large fireworks display at dusk. Homemaking and Four H exhibits are entered and judged today and Thursday with beef and dairy cattle judging Friday at 1 pm. A livestock parade and pony show close Friday events, exhibits remain on site Saturday for public viewing.
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Richlands
Richlands National Guard Armory
Southwest Virginia
Richlands Area
Grant Approved For Giles County Program Development
A $15 150 grant for Program Development in Giles County Virginia War on Poverty was announced by W Pat Jennings. The grant to Giles County Christian Service Mission comes through the Office of Economic Opportunity to hire staff and develop plans and programs. It is the third grant in two days for Southwest Virginia counties as Tazewell and BlandWytheville also received Program Development grants.
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Giles County
W Pat Jennings
D-Va
Fear Of 17-Foot Level Stirred By Onrushing River
Flood waters of the Arkansas River advanced toward Great Bend Kansas as residents braced for possible inundation. Workers at Larned prepared containment measures while authorities monitored rising levels and warned of escalating danger.
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Great Bend
Kan
Arkansas River
Kansas
Selznick Dies In Hollywood
David O Selznick renowned producer of Gone with the Wind died in Hollywood at 68 from a heart attack. He was admitted to Mt Sinai Hospital earlier Tuesday and was cited as a major figure who shaped classic cinema. He is survived by two sons from his first marriage to Irene Mayer Selznick.
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Hollywood (Ap
David 0. Selznick
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Russell Birdwell
Hollywood Reporter
Selznick
Jennifer Jones
Portofino
Italy
Irene Mayer Selzick
Louis B. Mayer
MGM
Ingrid Bergman
Vivien Leigh
Joan Fontaine
Rebecca
Katharine Hepburn
John Barrymore
Lewis J. Selznick
David
Pittsburgh
Columbia —_ University
New York
Selnick
Three Die In Crash Near Charleston
A two car collision on U S 60 just north of Charleston killed three people and injured two others. The dead were Delorma Asbury 72 Cody Asbury 37 and Gary Dawson 25 all of Charleston. Injured were Delmar Asbury 16 of Belle West Virginia and Carl Asbury 43 of Charleston. Dawson driving west crossed the median and hit the Asburys car.
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Charleston
U.S. 60
Delorma Asbury
Cody Asbury
Gary Dawson
Delmar Asbury
Belle
W.va
Carl Asbury
Dawson
West Virginia Turnpike
House OKs bill for health hazard warning on cigarette packs
The House passed a bill requiring cigarette packs to carry a health hazard warning while barring FTC advertising rules and forbidding state or local warnings. Rep. Moss criticized the measure calling for tighter safeguards. the Senate already passed a similar bill.
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Washington
House
Federal Trade Commission
John E. Moss
D Calif
Philip Burton
D-Calif
Moss
FTC
Senate
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