FBI Chief Says Spies Included In Every Russian Group
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover testified before a House subcommittee that spies are part of nearly every Soviet visit to the United States including diplomats newsmen businessmen students and cultural exchange missions He said there is no setup and warned about consulates complicating U S counterintelligence He noted KGB officers in cultural and scientific delegations and required post visit reports on technical details Turn To Page 2 Col 6
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FBI
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Hoover
House Appropriations Subcommittee
KGB
U.S
Johnson seeks four billion excise tax cut and industry price relief
President Johnson asks Congress for a 4 billion excise tax reduction with two 1.75 billion steps plus smaller yearly cuts to 1970. He urges industry to pass savings to consumers, notes no defense spending rise, and outlines detailed timetable including rebates for recent car buyers.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Martha W. Griffiths
D-Mich
Ways and Means Committee
Welsh Miners Die in Campbrain Coal Mine Explosion
A gas blast in a deep gallery at the Brain Cambrain colliery in Tony:and Wales killed 31 coal miners Monday. Thirteen survivors were brought to surface, with officials noting the low 2 ft 8 in high seam left little chance for those working in the area.
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Tonypandy
Wales
Britain
Hell
National Coal Board
Cambrian Colliery
Bailey Takes Office Oath as West Virginia Secretary of State
Robert D. Bailey of Pineville was sworn in as West Virginia secret ary of state, filling the vacancy caused by the death of Joe Burdett. The 52 year old Democrat will serve on the State Board of Public Works until the next general election.
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D. Bailey
Pineville
West Virginia
Wyoming County
Hulett Smith
Joe Burdett
Burdett
State Supreme Court
Chauncey Browning
Gov. Smith
Bailey
State Board of Public Works
Smith
Robert D. Bailey
Charleston
Silver Dollars To Be Minted At Denver Mint
Denver AP report says the U S Mint will produce about 45 million silver dollars with a 1964 date. Fern Miller, superintendent, notes production depends on experimental dies from Philadelphia. The new design re preserves Liberty on the obverse and an eagle on the reverse. The last silver dollars from Denver were 1934. a 1964 date continues congressional instruction.
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Fern Miller
U.S. Mint
Denver
Congress
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Smiths First Report Tonight West Virginia Governor Hulett Smithspresents a 15 minute summary
Gov Hulett Smiths first report to the people will air Tuesday night on 36 radio stations and nine TV stations. The taped program reviews the governors first 120 days in office and aims to inform West Virginians about state government. Stations across multiple cities will broadcast after 6 p.m. with additional outlets in Wheeling Oak Hill Charleston Huntington Fairmont Steubenville and Roanoke.
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Hulett Smith
Smith
West
Hinton
Oak Hill
Clarksburg
Moundsville
Martinsburg
Elkins
New Martinsville
Ronceverte
Pineville
Montgomery
Parkersburg
Sutton
Ravenswood
Keyser
Logan
Wheeling
Raleigh Woman Killed In Wreck Near Lookout
A Raleigh County woman Bertha McMillian 59 of Fairdale died in a head on collision on U S 60 near Lookout Fayette County. Her husband Ildon McMillian driver of the other car was hospitalized in Montgomery in critical condition.
Byrd Seeks Liberty Over Freedom in Virginia Talk
Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia denounced federal brain trust policies and deficits while praising liberty and sound Virginia finance. He argued freedom without responsibility harms progress and urged that liberty requires ordered self government under law.
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Alexandria
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Grand Council, Order Fraternal Americans
Byrd
Washington
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Philadelphia
New York Harbor
Wanted Man To Be Picked Up Today
Military authorities from Ft. Eustis head to Louisa Kentucky on Tuesday to extradite Pvt. Jefferson Henson Jr. for an attack on a Williamsburg woman. Henson, arrested Sunday in the May 11 beating of Mrs. Roger Sherman, is jailed in Louisa and refuses to waive extradition per his attorney. Mrs. Sherman remains in critical condition at a Richmond hospital.
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Williamsburg
Ft. Eustis
Louisia
Jefferson Henson Jr
Roger Sherman
Louisa
U S Explosions Cut Bomb Hazards at Bien Hoa Base
U S Army demolitions blew up four 500 pound bombs with delayed fuses at Bien Hoa air base after Sunday blasts killed or missing 27 Americans and destroyed or damaged 40 aircraft. One bomb exploded harmlessly in wreckage. Maj Gen Moore called the incident accidental with no sabotage.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bien Hoa Air Base
U.S
USS
Air Force
Joseph H. Moore
U.S. Air Force
Viet Nam
Thailand
U. S. Air Force
Residents petition to block junior high plan in Bluefield area
About 230 residents from Bluefield and nearby areas signed a petition directed to the Tazewell Virginia School Board calling for cancelling plans to convert Tazewell County High School into a junior high. The group urged study of turning the building into a vocational school instead. The meeting drew many Negro attendees, with board members absent, and a county supervisor observing.
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Bluefield
Tazewell
Tazewell County High School
Virginia-Side
Graham Hedrick
Board of Supervisors
Richmond
Dale Christian
Virginia Side
Neal McMillan
Welsh stowaway sent home after 8000 mile journey
Brian Robson, 19, concealed in a crate in Melbourne, traveled via Sydney and Los Angeles to reach Wales. The INS said Pan American arranged his transport home not deportation, with the Australia to Britain route chosen due to unavailable options.
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Los Angeles
Brian Robson
Australia
Wales
Robson
London
Melbourne
Sydney
Thousands Perish In East Pakistan Cyclone
A massive cyclone in East Pakistan caused widespread devastation with an official death toll reported at 5,492 and rising. Survivors spoke of powerful winds and tidal waves. authorities estimated up to five million homeless, as aid began arriving from the United States with a $25,000 relief contribution.
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East Pakistan
New Delhi
India
Dacca
Bay of Bengal
West Pakistan
United States
Walter /. McConaughty
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