United Nations Backs Arms Embargo on South Africa
The UN Security Council approved a worldwide arms embargo on South Africa over apartheid after a week of debate. A separate motion for a global boycott of South African goods failed, with Britain and France abstaining. The resolution urges an end to arms sales and calls on Thant to report on progress by Oct 30.
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N.Y
Security Council
South Africa
Britain
France
Ghana
Morocco
Philippines
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U.S
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United States
Life Support Subsystem Trouble in Soviet Space Plan
Washington reports says Astronautics and Aerospace Engineering notes trouble in the Soviet space program after the Bykovsky Tereshkova June flight. No maneuvering observed, suggesting life support or other subsystems may lag. nine of 18 unmanned flights since 1962 imply tests of a next generation craft.
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Washington
Astronautics and Aerospace Engineering
Valery Bykovksy
Valentina Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Vostok
Cosmos
U.S
Gherman Titov
United States
Miss Tereshkova
Three Arrested on Arson Charges in Monarch area
State trooper EL Greathouse announced arrests of Bobby Lee Gould 21 Burl Lee Layne 31 and a 16 year old youth from Shrewsbury for setting fires July 9 21 and Aug 2 at vacant houses in a Monarch near Shrewsbury coal mining camp. Houses owned by Mitchell Rashid of Charleston were burned after the youths peeled wallpaper and started fires. Warrants issued by Justice L E Enicks. Hearing scheduled.
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EL Greathouse
Cheylan State Police
Bobby. Lee. Gould
Burl Lee Layne
Shrewsbury
Greathouse
Monarch
Mitchell Rashid
Charleston
Rashid
E. L. Roush
C R. Cobb
State Fire Marshal’ S Office
Justice of the Peace
L. E. Enicks
Man Settles $150000 Suit For $5000 In Court
Willie Lee Hampton, 27, of 902 Hanna Drive, who worked at the city incinerator, settled a $150,000 common pleas suit for $5,000 after a tree fell on him on February 28, 1962. Hampton injured his back in five places and sued owners of property where the tree grew, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hall of 6 Grosscup Road.
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Willie Lee Hampton
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Hampton
Harvey Hall
Grosscup Rd
Chesapeake Police Chief Hurt in Wreck
Chesapeake Police Chief Henry Moore was listed in satisfactory condition after his patrol car collided with a tractor trailer on MacCorkle Avenue in Chesapeake. The 1963 model police car was demolished and Moore sustained an injured right shoulder in the 7:30 a.m. crash.
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Henry Moore
St. Francis Hospital
Moore
MacCorkle Avenue
181St Street
West Virginia cows set records in Holstein awards
Three West Virginia registered Holsteins set production records per the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Lundale Farm Oak Hill produced 20,774 pounds milk 805 butterfat in 365 days from Amerst Golden Honey Dale and Amerst Sovereign Gussie. Morgantown WVU alum Halyn Johanna Ideal yielded 18,530 pounds milk 778 butterfat in 305 days. WVU has qualified for the Progressive Breeders Award for the 16th time.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Lundale Farm
Oak Hill
WVU
Halyn Johanna Ideal
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Lundale
WVU. Com
Unit Trains At Airport At Home
The 9225th Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron trains at Kanawha Airport during two week active duty. Members attend lectures and practice emergency operations while visitors hear from Washington officials. A public recovery operation is planned Next Thursday at 11 30 am followed by luncheon for guests at the Cloud Room.
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9225Th Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron
Kanawha Airport
Washington
Kanawha
Two Injured In Car Mishaps
Two people were treated at Thomas Memorial Hospital in South Charleston Wednesday night for minor injuries from separate automobile accidents. Andrew Boyd aged 44 of 407 Washington Ave Nitro suffered an injured back and right side while Grace Campbell aged 72 of 4000 Virginia Ave SE Charleston received a neck injury. Both were released.
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Thomas Memorial Hospital
South Charleston
Andrew Boyd
Washington Ave
Nitro
Grace Campbell
Virginia Ave
Charleston
Fire crews respond to cat rescue at 209 Lee Street
Charleston firefighters were dispatched Wednesday at 12:23 a.m. to 209 Lee Street for a cat trapped between houses. The incident, described as a minor fire on a beater, was contained and the cat was found safe.
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Lee St
Honolulu Dailies End Strike with Three Year Pact
Hawaii's two main papers resume after 48 days of strike by 895 workers. The settlement gives weekly raises of 4 to 5 dollars for three years. Advertiser notes retailers lost 10 to 20 million in business due to advertising shutdown.
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Honolulu
Honolulu Advertiser
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Hawaii
De Luxe Fish Portion Open Face Sandwich Ready in Minutes
Frozen raw breaded fish portions fried to brown in 350 degree fat and served on toasted Vienna bread with garlic salt tomato slices and de luxe dressing. Onion rings top the tomatoes for a savory summer cooling treat serving six.
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Vienna
Salem College Delays Fall Term Opening
Salem College postponed the fall term by two weeks to allow completion of new dormitories. Registration starts September 16 and classes are now set to begin September 24.
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SALEM
Salem College
ODRINEX Diet Tablet Ad Promises Weight Loss
An advertisement touts ODRINEX as a tiny tablet that suppresses appetite so readers can eat what they like yet lose weight. It promises a money back guarantee and lists All Coben's Drug Stores as the seller with mail orders at 16 cents.
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COBEN
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