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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1966

Page

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Wirtz Calls Draft Flawed Proposes National Opportunity Board

Secretary Wirtz urged a national opportunity board to register youths for education training or community service alongside military service. He suggested voluntary trial first, possible compulsion later, and argued the current draft is unfair and calls for broader youth opportunity and registration at 18.

Washington W. Willard Wirtz National “Opportunity Board Wirtz Catholic University

Sam Sheppard Cleared of Murder in Retrial Verdict

Sam Sheppard was found innocent of murdering his pregnant wife Marilyn in 1954 after a retrial. The jury of seven men and five women deliberated nearly 12 hours, acquitting the 42 year old former osteopath of second degree murder. He did not testify. 31 witnesses testified in the nine week original trial.

Cleveland Ohio Samuel H. Sheppard Marilyn U. S. Supreme Court Sheppard Common Pleas Francis J. Talty Navy Atty F. Lee Bailey Bailey Sam Ariane Ralph J. Wichill General Electric Co Marilyn Sheppard

Prideful Gemini 12 pilots greeted at Cape Kennedy

Gem in i 12 astronauts James Lovell and Edwin Aldrin return to Cape Kennedy after a four day mission. They receive cheers from about 700 launch crew and relatives, with Lovell's mother and Aldrin's relatives in attendance. The flight ends Gemini, marking preparation for Apollo. Lovell and Aldrin plan further briefings before moving to Houston for postflight sessions.

Cape Kennedy Fla America James A. Lovell Jr Blanche Lovell Edgewater Lovell Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Robert B. Moon Arcadia Calif Navy Air Force Maj. Aldrin Aldrin Wasp Atlantic Gemini Janu Manned Space Center Houston Tex

Nader Sues GM For 26 Million Over Harassment Claims

Ralph Nader sues General Motors for 26 million dollars, alleging private detectives hired by GM cast aspersions on his views and used entrapment and wiretapping. The suit cites harassment before the book Unsafe at Any Speed and names private investigators as defendants.

NEW York Ralph Nader Congress General Motors Nader Simon Rifkind

Detroit Auto Executives See Slowdown as Mild

Lee Iacocca saysNovember sales lag behind last year but remains upbeat about 1967 auto market. GM Chevrolet's Estes contends safety upgrades not delaying buyers and industry eyes a nine million plus year despite potential short of 1965 peak.

Detroit Lee A. Iacocca Iacocca Ford Motor Co U.S

Johnson In Good Shape After Dual Surgery

President Johnson underwent two operations, one on his throat and another on his abdomen, and his doctors reported he is in good shape and expected to be as good as new by January 1. He spoke shortly after surgery and rested well, with reports noting his color and progress.

E. M Pete) Estes General Motors Chevrolet Washington Johnson James C. Cain Cain Texas Pacific East Sia Congress George Christian

Non Nuclear Practice Weapon Dropped Off Puerto Rico

The Defense Department said a non nuclear practice weapon was accidentally dropped into waters off Puerto Rico by a Navy jet on June 30 and later recovered by Navy divers. The department responded after a Tribune report claimed an Air Force bomber dropped a hydrogen bomb nearby during a training mission last August.

Washington Puerto Rico Defense Department Oakland Calif Tribune Franklin D. Roosevelt Oakland Tribune Pentagon

Americans Aid Communist Forces in Vietnam Claim Sparks Outcry

Norman marine corporal Donnie Fountain alleges blood plasma and medical supplies from the United States reached Viet Cong forces. He cites a patrol ambush, rice, ammo and boxes stamped Berkeley, Calif. The Defense Department denies any such shipments and notes a separate incident involving a practice weapon off Vieques Island.

Norman Okla Oklahoma America Viet Nam Donnie R. Fountain Tommie Dee Fountain Berkeley Calif Washington Defense Department U.S Steve Cherkoss University of California At Berkeley

Moth Man Reported Flying Man Near Point Pleasant

Police in Point Pleasant West Virginia received reports from two couples of a gray and white creature with a 10 foot wingspan chasing their car at speeds up to 100 mph on West Virginia Route 62. The winged figure appeared as a six foot man and reportedly flew about 50 feet overhead before veering away toward the darkness near the town lights.

Point Pleasant W. Va W.va Here

Inside Abby and Goren Add Years

A brief item notes Abby and Goren reflecting on years together, highlighting a shared span and future plans. The short notice appears in a classifieds style section with various listings and pages mentioned, including sections on Princeton and Society.

Abby Goren Princeton Dennis

Trial Delayed In Bandy Killing Case In Tazewell

A Tazewell County Circuit Court hearing for three Buchanan County boys indicted on murder charges was postponed to the February term. William Webb Otis Day and Jerry Osborne, all 18 to 19, face murder charges for the fatal shooting of Grat Beavers in Bandy on Sept 10. Webb and Day also face statutory burglary counts and remain jailed. Osborne has been free with a capias issued for arrest.

Tazewell County Buchanan County Tazewell William Webb Otis Day Jerry Osborne Jewell Valley Grat Beavers Beavers Bandy Webb Day Osborne Capias

Republicans seek rules changes and committee parity

House Republicans aim for major changes in House rules and a three to two committee ratio favoring Republicans and conservative Democrats. They seek fair play in debate time and power to bypass the Rules Committee with a top Republican moving bills blocked by rules.

Washington House Gerald R&r. Ford Michigan Melvin XR. Laird Wisconsin House Republican Conference John J. Rhodes Arizona Laird Senate Rules Committee Rules Group

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Johnson Administration Selective Service Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Harvard University McNamara National Commission On Selective Service Sam Sheppard Jim Buzz Vieques Island USS Hoist Department GOP Man With Jalisco San Diego Joe Kingwood Joe Palooka
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