Liberal Democrats support denial of Mississippi delegation seats
Seventeen liberal Democrats backed a plan announced by Rep. William F. Ryan to bar all five Mississippi House members from seating on January 4. The resolution would block their seats at the opening of the new Congress while challenges raised by the Freedom Democratic party are resolved.
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Mississippi
House of Representatives
William F. Ryan
Manhattan
Congress
Freedom Democratic Party
Christmas Day Turmoil Quieted by U N Truce in Jerusalem
Heavy gun fire shattered calm in Jerusalem as pilgrims and tourists packed the Holy City for Christmas. Rifle and automatic fire erupted near Mount Scopus, held by Israel and surrounded by Jordan, for about 75 minutes before U N observers brokered a truce.
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Holy City
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Rusk hints new push to solve German problem
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said new efforts will be made next year to settle the German issue. A permanent settlement based on self determination could have far reaching consequences for the security and stability of all Europe. He noted no sign of active Soviet interest in ending Germany's division.
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Dean Rusk
Europe
Rusk
Germany
Army Unrest In South America Raises Tension In Chile
SANTIAGO Chile grave concern was expressed in high government quarters here Wednesday about the growing restiveness of some military leaders in Argentina and Peru and the potential threat this poses to the political stability of South America. The Chilean government, proud of its civilian tradition, is following reports that groups of army officers in the two neighboring countries are stirring opposition under the pretext that civilian authorities are unable to control Communist infiltration or solve economic problems.
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Argentina
Peru
South America
Yale Turkeys Airlifted to Miss
Dick Gregory arrived in Jackson aboard a silver cargo plane with 6000 pounds of Christmas turkeys for needy Negroes whites and Indians in Mississippi. He said the turkey lift aims to call attention to poverty in America not just Mississippi. He was met at the airport by a biracial group of about 30 people.
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Dick Gregory
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Chicago
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First Youth Corps Established In Newark Project Begins
Washington and Newark jointly create the first neighborhood youth corps in the United States to employ 700 out of school youths in Newark. The federal government commits 429580 dollars and Newark adds 50890, under Johnson antipoverty efforts.
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Newark
United States
W. Willard Wirtz
Hugh J. Addonizio
Johnson
Navy Bomber Crash Destroys Two Homes in Debary
A Navy twin jet bomber exploded in flight over Debary Florida and crashed onto a quiet residential street. Commander Cornelius V Nolta Jr parachuted to safety but was killed. Lieutenant Paul Stokes sustained a back injury while bailing out. One resident was injured and another burned as fuel ignited a car.
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Viet Hardships Told in Letters
Viet hardship detailed in letters from the front recounts grim conditions as soldiers push through mined terrain and sniper fire. The dispatch notes casualties including one man killed and eleven wounded during a recent advance, reflecting daily dangers and high tolls endured by troops.
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WV Hospitals Seek Antipoverty Aid To Stay Open
A West Virginia hospital chain sought a 1.5 million dollar grant from OEO after a conference, with Byrd noting two possible federal aid paths. One plan would require church matching funds and the other would designate the hospitals as antipoverty centers under the community action program to unlock more federal support.
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Minh Would Support Nationalists Salvation Army
Lt Gen Doung Van Minh told Nationalist Chinese they would receive military aid from South Vietnam if they attacked Red China. Chiang Kai-shek long aimed to return to the mainland after Mao Zedong's victory 15 years ago. Includes notes on memorials and a Viet Nam service for Capt John E King.
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Restaurant Zoning Ban Challenged in Dunbar Case
Circuit Judge Frank J. Paulan hears a challenge to the Dunbar zoning ordinance on abandonment linked to the Dunbar Zoning Board of Appeals refusal to issue a restaurant license for the Bulldog Snack. The Drumhellers contend nonconforming status was never abandoned and seek a ruling on ordinance applicability. The Bulldog Snack, at 308 27th St., was run by Mrs. Drumheller. Mr. Drumheller worked for Union Carbide Corp. The hearing was set for Wednesday January 30, 1965, with written briefs to follow.
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Joe E. D. Crockett
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Long claims victory in Senate whip race
Senator Russell B. Long of Louisiana said on Wednesday he has the votes for a first or second ballot win in the Democratic Senate whip race. The caucus of 68 Democrats will vote January 4 to choose the successor to Hubert H. Humphrey, the vice president-elect.
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Russell B. Long
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Dockers to Renew Wage Talks Amid Stalled Bargaining
Gulfcoast longshoremen and shippers agreed Wednesday to renew wage talks after stalling since last Saturday. The move appears to avert a strike that could tie up shipping from Maine to Texas, at least until after the first of the year.
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Texas
Miss America Donna Axum Elopes In Arkansas Ceremony
Former Miss America Donna Axum of El Dorado Arkansas reportedly eloped with her college sweetheart and wed in a small Methodist church this week, departing from the national spotlight to start a private married life.
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Donna Axum
Donna Buckley Weds Michael Allen Buckley in Pine Bluff
Donna Buckley, 22, of Bloomington Illinois, married Michael Allen Buckley Monday afternoon in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Her parents announced the wedding on Wednesday, confirming the nuptials took place in Southeast Arkansas.
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Donna
Michael Allen Buckley
Bloomington
Pine Bluff
Ark
Marina Oswald Enrolls at University of Michigan English Program
Marina Oswald widow of Lee Harvey Oswald will attend the University of Michigan English language institute as a typical student. Her enrollment in an eight week course was announced by the university and she is to begin classes January 7.
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Marina Oswald
Kennedy
University of Michigan
Sady English Pores Tomessens Language Institute
Superfast U. S. Jet Undergoes First Flight Test
Lockheed Aircraft Co reports the SR7, a secret strategic reconnaissance plane, completed its first flight at Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert. A company pilot logged one hour aloft meeting all test objectives.
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Lockheed Aircraft Co
Edwards Air Force Base
Mojave Desert
Helicopter Rescue Planned for Missing in Idaho Valley
In KQOSKIA Idaho a helicopter rescue is planned for an unknown number of people including children trapped in a remote mountain valley after two heavy snow slides. A rescue worker died when a bulldozer fell into the Lachsa River amid rains and melting snow.
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Kqoskia
Idaho
Tucs
Lachsa River
Bank charter reconsidered by Spring Hill organizers
iGovernor's continued from Page 7 and J. M. Howard Bayliss of Spring Hill report that after their meeting the organizers issued a statement saying public enthusiasm for a bank in the Spring Hill area warrants reconsideration. They will submit additional documentary evidence charter amendments and a letter of reconsideration. Charter changes include a larger proposed bank and new organizers I V Cunningham Dr C Carl Tully and Everett Call. The group previously said plans call for 20 000 shares at par 5 to be sold at 13.50 a share producing 270 000 total capital surplus and undivided profits.
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Spring Hill
I. V. Cunningham
C. Carl Tully
Everett Call
Unconscious Woman After Sunday Car Crash
A 21 year old South Charleston woman Brenda Cullop remained unconscious from a Sunday automobile accident at Thomas Memorial Hospital. Her husband James Cullop is in good condition with facial chest and leg cuts.
Carbide workers rush to aid hospital patient
St Francis Hospital needed an iron lung for a patient and faced a transport hurdle. Carbide's South Charleston plant provided a truck and four men, who worked overtime to move the lung from Charleston General and deliver it to St Francis.
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The Charleston Gazette Advertising and Subscription Info
The Charleston Gazette announces its status as a daily newspaper published in the capital city with Sunday edition. It lists subscription rates for various periods, notes independence of carriers and distributors, and states tax and payment details while naming the Associated Press and other standard affiliations.
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Meddling attack sparks U.S. Viet Nam policy clash
The article reports U S warnings over Saigon military moves undermining civilian government. General Khanh publicly opposes American aid, seeking anti American demonstrations while U S Ambassador Taylor defends U S involvement. Key questions center on Khanh motive and support from the young Turk officers. Khanh had previously held power from January 30 until Buddhist protests ousted him.
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Saigon
Hanh
New York Herald Tribune
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U.S
Barry Zorthian
Viet Nam
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Police Chief Bias Coy Accepts IACP Committee Post
Dallas Bias, chief of Charleston police, announced he has accepted a seat on the membership committee of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. The term ends in October, with questions about remaining on the force until then.}_>
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Dallas Bias
International Association of Chiefs of Police
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Atlanta
Huvert Jenkins
Barron Receives Upgraded Official Car Amid Farewell
Barron will leave office next month and switch from the state's lowest license to the mansion car, receiving a new top license plate number 505,505 for the governor’s limousine. Curtis B. Trent Jr. introduced the gift and Hustead cited appreciation for state employees.
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Executive Mansion
Cedar Grove Fire Contained at Seven-Room Home
Cedar Grove Volunteer Fire Department led by Capt. Lee Hustead battled a Tuesday blaze at Mrs. Janie Richards home in Mammoth. Water from a nearby creek and quick neighbor action limited damage to about 3000 dollars as two firemen received minor first aid for cuts.
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Cedar Grove
Summerfield Named Full Street Commissioner in Christmas Gift
Delmar Summerfield was elevated from acting to full fledged street commissioner by Mayor Shanklin on a Christmas day surprise. The 41 year old, a 10 year street department veteran from 1630 Clay Ave, previously ran for city council in the First Ward in 1959 but resigned after taking the street job.
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Delmar Summerfield
Shanklin
Summerfield
Walter Moore
Moore
Street Department
Clay Ave
Robert Jones Chosen Duke Alumni Boss
Robert Q Jones of Charleston West Virginia has been appointed chairman of Duke University's Alumni Admissions Committee in Charleston. Other committee members include Dr Daniel A Mairs Mrs James K Thomas Jr Mrs F C Frostick and Robert L Elkins all of Charleston.
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N. C
Robert Q Jones
Sweetbrier Rd
Charleston
W. Va
Duke University
Daniel A. Mairs
Chafton Rd
James XK. Thomas Jr
Dogwood Rd
F. C. Frostick
Louden Heights Rd
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Hayes Ave
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