Red flares in Laos and Thailand spark remarks of limited action
U S sources in Bangkok say ongoing Communist activity in southern Laos and northern Thailand appears more spectacular than serious. Reports claim intrusions into Laos by North Vietnamese forces and Meo tribesmen in Nan Province, with no major government loss of control. Both sides have conducted sporadic forays for morale and psychological impact, while Truong-level fronts remain loosely held and a ceasefire context limits broad gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Braeshup
New York Times Service
Bangkok
Thailand
United States
Laos
Vientiane
Praphas Chatusthien
U. S
Hanoi
Phalane
Patriotic Front
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Isons
U.S
Jarea
Savannakhe
Nan
Nam Bee
Luang Prabang
Speen
Pathet
Ho Chi
Ban Lao Neam
Boloens
Andi
Mekong Valley
Vietnam
Nan Province
Prapas
Tokyo waste blocks may fuel future New Jersey jetport
A Tokyo industrialist's process converts garbage into cement like blocks, cutting disposal costs by 50 to 75 percent and producing building blocks as a byproduct. Robert A. Low proposes using the method to create an artificial island off New Jersey for a jetport. The blocks form by compacting baled refuse under hydraulic pressure and encasing in various sheeting. standard blocks weigh two tons and can be interlocked or welded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tokyo
Robert A. Low
New York City
Miku S. Oshima
U S Defectors Seek Swedish Home and Peace Acts
Four young American sailors who deserted over Vietnam sought political asylum in neutral Sweden. They arrived from Moscow after jumping ship from the carrier Intrepid in Japan on October 23 and spoke of working for peace and persuading others to desert. Richard D. Bailey led the group at their first news conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
U. S
Richard D. Bai
Ley
Moscow
Intrepid
Japan
L Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
Bailey
U.S
State Bond Costs Worrying Auditor
Auditor Denzil Gainer warned that state revenue bonds have grown from 7.18 million in 1957 to 98.26 million today with another 50 million authorized. He urged treating these bonds as state investments to improve market standing and noted potential higher interest costs. He also discussed garnishment of public employees salaries, handling about 2000 cases yearly, with uniform fees and possible inequities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denzil Gainer
Gainer
Justice of the Peace Courts
Police Probe Laundry Death In Charleston
Charleston police investigate the death of 20 year old Lowell Cummings who was crushed by a trousers pressing machine at Charleston Linen Co. Detective Capt. George Nunley said the family requests the inquiry. Also included is a note on two asylum seekers from Jacksonville seeking Swedish citizenship and neutrality as a reason for leaving the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Lowell Cummings
Charleston Linen Co
George Nunley
Retrial Denied in Separate Legal Matters
A circuit judge denied a prohibition move to retry four sailors and upheld a lower court decision in a separate case. In Washington, the State Department said there had been no contact with Swedish officials about the sailors, with the embassy ready to assist if needed. The other matter involves Alfred Maynard Sears of Charleston seeking to overturn a conviction for second degree murder, arguing delays in obtaining trial transcripts deprived him of a fair appeal. The judge rejected Sears's claim, stating the issues could be addressed at trial and lacked jurisdictional flaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
Stockholm
Frank L. Tay
United States
George W. Wood
Alfred Maynard Sears
Ofi
Umit- Charleston
Sweden
Sears
Intermediate Court
Taylor
Circuit Court
Marshall County
Wood
Lillie Mae
Capitol Street
Multichurch New Year’s Eve Programs Across West Charleston
A cluttered notice lists Calvary Baptist, St. Mark’s, Highland Avenue Baptist, Witcher Baptist, and Bible Center Church activities for New Year’s Eve and Day. It shows diverse services, watchnight gatherings, Bible schools, afternoon films, and evening prayers led by multiple pastors and ministers across locations on 213 Randolph St, 725-3181, and 1418 Kor Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Pauley
Christian Film
Gates of Splendor
Pastor Hendricks
Rev
Pauley
College Students Bible Center Church
Kenowha Blvd
Charleston
W. Va
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Hawaii
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John M. Barilla
Catonsville
Craig W. Anderson
San Jose
Calif
Michael 4A
Lindner
Mount Pocono
St. Albans
First Baptist Church
S. Robert Weaver
Robert D. Pfau
Bible Baptist Church
Koontz
Charleston Hor Holfield, Jr
Bible School
Sizemore
Tercine
Kine
Bille Training Institute
Hi Uth
Mr. Sizemore
Wendricks
Sev
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Pasta Flirview Bantist Church
Carex Pero
Evangelial Teacher Training Association
Wheaton
Appalaetian Bible Institute
Bradior
West Virginia
Aloni Hoster
Ruaufen
the Bible Center
Min Kanawha Norlevand
East Chartenton
Bible Presbyterian Church
Daniel Boone Hotel
Ent Pickney
Churches of Christ
Lakeview Dr
South Charleston
4Th Ave
Washington St
Dunbar
15Th St
Herald OF Truth
Gazette-Mail
Beate Air
Church OF Your Choice
Apostolic Church OF Jesus Christ
MacCarkle
Chesapeake
Assembly OF God
Bigley Ave
Charlesian
L. L. Fain
American Baptist Convention Churches
Baptist Temple
Quarrier and Mortis
John J. Wilkes
Roland J. Weisser
M. Wayne Eich
Dr. Wilkes
Calvary Baptist Church
Maryland Ave
Lee Street
West
Paul B. Watlington
Asa B. Harris
Dr. Watlington
Harvis
Boards of Calvary Church
Independent Baptist
Spring Hill Baptist Church
Ohio & Vine Streets
MT. Calvary Baptist Church
Crescent Road
James Greet
WCAW
Randolph ST. Baptist Church
Randolph St
Robert E. McNeill
D.D
WCHS
Southern Baptist Convention Churches
Emmanuel
Church OF God
First Church OF God
Main St
Jev
Emmitt B. Whalen
Edward F. Bowman
Whalen
Episcopal
John
John Sneddon
Aroe
Francis R. Tallant
Malden Baptist Church
Lutheran
RL. Young
Highland Avenue Baptist Church
Rose
Smith Rd
So. Hills
Mershal Gonte
Vonda
Highland Avenue
W. Y. Witcher Baptist Church
Grace Lutheran
Shrewsbury
Lew Moses Newsome
Nina Curry
Gertrude Cain
S. S
Newsome
W. L. Oliver
Pestomone
Lanes Baptist Church Cross
Ones
Charles Milom
Belle
South Seer Sh
St. Alban
John Heller
A.m. Ghurcc
North Charleston Baptist Church
Woodward Dr
H. B. White
Christian Sciples
Redeemer Lutheran
Missouri Synod
Staunton Ave
South Charles
Edgar ©. Kruse
Hills of Helpfulness
D Street
6Th Ave
Warren B. Moyer
Robert J. Melton
Boyd
Kanawha City
Venable Ave
Clyde T. Bullington
Delaware Ave
House of the Sun
David A. Rowand
First Christian Wash
Beauregard
F. Ehwynn Peace
Trinity Lca
Kanawha Blvd
East
John F. Torrence, Sr
Methodist
Starcher Baptist Church
Evans Ash
Metropolitan Baptist Church Court of Donnally
Mitchell Douglas
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Bradford and
Lee Streets
Hale Street
Wkaz Radio
Church OF Christ
Chesterfield Ave
Harding Lowry
Park Avenue Park Avenue
Main Street
Myrtle and
Bridge Roads
Robert A. Chandler
Christ Church Methodist
Rer
Marris
Eilifrice
Harold T. Elmore
St, Stephen's
R. L. Carpenter
ST. Mark’s
Washington & Dickinson
F. Rossing Smith
Ronald W. Talkington
Mr. Talkington
Central Sigley
Buchanan
Cecil S. McMillion
D.C
Sr. High
Morris
MacCorkle Ave
Paul Beal
the Bible Center Church
Kor. Blvd
Charles Hendricks
Dale L. Hoffman
ST. George
Lee & Court Streets
Gerasimas Murphy
Bream Memorial Presbyterian
West Washington St
Robert B. McNeill
Dunbar H. Ogden, Jr
Mr. McNeill
Tr. Broad
Virginia
Wm. A. Benfield
Percy R. Hagen
J. J. Harrell
Jack
McMichael
WCHS-580
WAC
Dr. Benfield
Ruffner
Kanawha Valley
John Costado
Tha Root
Sanford ¢. Mills
Dr. Mills
Grace Baptist Temple
Jesus Christ
Israel
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