U S Says No Information On Ho Chi Minh Bombing
The State Department said on Wednesday it had no information to confirm reports that four strikes were made in the past 10 days by U S jets against the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos near South Vietnam. The press officer declined to say if U S built planes of the Royal Lao Air Force participated.
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Washington
State Department
United Air Force
Navy
Sup- Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Viet Nam
Ber
Robert J
Royal Lao Air Force
Closkey
Pope Invited to 1964 World’s Fair Visit
Rome Vatican officials report an invitation extended to Pope Paul VI to attend New York World’s Fair activities, with ecumenism cited but Vatican sources expressing skepticism about a visit. Civil rights leaders also discussed a nine-nation African tour in the coming weeks, emphasizing dialogue over confrontation. The plan includes Kenya Ethiopia Tanzania Zambia Rhodesia Uganda Nigeria Ghana Congo and the Congo.
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New York Times Co
Fair Corp
Rome
Thomas J. Deegan Jr
Paul VI
Prican
New York
Déegan
Vatican
Ted
Mississippi
Kenya
Ethiopia
Zania
Zambia
Rhodesia
United States
Uganda
Nigeria
Congo
Ghana
Dock Contract Talks Stalemated In Gulf Ports
In Galveston Texas the Ajmen's Association and president Thomas Gleason of New York clash over longshoremen work orders at Gulf Coast ports. Labor Secretary James Reynolds urged action as talks edge toward a Maine to Texas dock strike, with no headway after several days of negotiations.
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Galveston
Tex
Ajmen’s Assn
Thomas
Longshore
Gleason
New York
Gulf Coast
James Trons
J- Reynolds
Texas
International Longshore
Tearful Embrace at Hong Kong Terminal Marks Nobel Moment
A tearful family reunion unfolded at the Hong Kong terminal as Dr Yang Chenning and his Red China links were touched by emotion. Friends described the scene as private yet joyful, with Yang Wu-tze and his family present, including his mother and younger brother, who traveled from Shanghai.
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Fong Rong
Hong Kong
Yang -Chen-ning
China
Yang Wu-tze
Shanghai
Railroad May Curtail Commuters
The New Haven Railroad trustees reported to Governor John Dempsey they may proceed with a land and transportation authority plan to curtail commuter service to New York. A Hartford meeting on January 8 was called by the governor to discuss developments in this financially pressed railroad’s plan.
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New York Times Co
New York
New Haven Railroad
John Dempsey
Connnecticut
Newfheld
Hartford
York
Thelto
Chile Marines Sail to Easter Island Quell Seccession Rumors
Chilean Navy dispatched 40 Marines toward Easter Island amid reports of secessionist sentiment among the 1100 residents. Officials privately accuse French scientists and sailors of provoking moves toward joining Tahiti and other French territories in a Polynesian Federation.
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Santiago
Chile
Easter Island
Tahiti
New Jurist Assigned Civil Action Case Docket Changes
Hamilton County court actions reorganize under Judge William Belcher and Judge Dennis Knapp. Even numbered civil cases and pre trial conferences shift to Belcher with trials delayed to February term due to facilities. Uneven numbers stay with Knapp. appeals from justice courts are redirected to Belcher if even.
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William
H. Belcher
Belcher
Will
Sommon Pleas Court
Justice of the Peace Courts
Dennis R. Knapp
Division
Knapp
Belcher Isot
U. S
Federal
Cabot Back Tax Paid Covers 1948 Onward
Cabot Corp paid 212000 in back gross sales taxes this month covering taxes owed as far back as 1948. City officials had earlier said the payment covered five years of sales to Vandalia industrial customers after the 1958 annexation. The payment also includes taxes for the North Charleston treatment plant begun in 1953 and for True Temper in the 1948 annexed area. Mayor Shanklin, Hedrick, and Cabot officials confirmed the scope of the back taxes. Penalties were not initially assessed, though the city may seek up to about 75000 in penalties.
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Carl Hedrick
Cabot Corp
Shanklin
Vandalia
Cabot
North Charleston
True Temper Corp
Hedrick
Kanawha Boulevard
Head Wound Suspected in Ansted Robbery Death
Walter S. Wilson of Ansted Fayette County prosecutor says a skull fracture followed a head blow. Robbery not motive, as money and an uncashed check lay near the body.
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Walter S. Wilson
Ansted
Fayette County
Youth Released After Car Crash Injuries
Sixteen-year-old Jamies A Bib by NT-of-5404 Kanawha Ave SE was released from Charleston Memorial Hospital after observation for injuries from a car crash on Kanawha Ave SE. Bib suffered a forehead abrasion and was unconscious briefly. Margaret Elaine Weidman 16, of 2921 Noyes Ave SE sustained facial abrasions. The article mentions a planetarium lecture and ongoing inquiries into the crash with no arrests reported.
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Jamies A. Bib
Kanawha ‘Ave
Charleston
Memorial Hospital
Bibby
Kanawha Ave
Margaret Elaine Weidman
Fred] Weidman
Noyes Ave
Planetarium
Children’s Mu
Oak Hills
Iheaen
Mollie Kirk
Newnan
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
East ‘Rainelle
Morgantown Express Buses Scheduled for Sunday Start
West Virginia University students may ride express buses to Morgantown Sunday. Detectives said Miles Barnes reported a break in at a Greyhound terminal on North Rand Street. Buses will begin at 11 a.m. as each bus fills and departs from 603 Court Street loading lot. A scraning item was advertised at 300 dollars.
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West Virginia University
Morgantown
Miles Barnes
Court
Greyhound
North Rand St
Dog Missing Girl Aids Truck Victim
Stephanie Brigode 17 helps a hurt terrier hit by a tractor trailer at Central and Park avenues. The dog bore no ID and volunteers rush it to Charleston Veterinary Hospital where attendants say it is not badly hurt and should soon recover.
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A. E. Brigode
Grant St
Central and
Park Avenues
Charleston Veterinary Hospital
Court Street
Labor Chief and Meany Reach Indefinite Stay Pact
Secretary of Labor John F. Henning will remain on the job for an indefinite future under an agreement with George Meany president of the AFL CIO The two leaders had argued over replacing a veteran labor subordinate Ostensibly neither has shifted position but Meany insists on the status quo while Wirtz keeps the right to press his point when he acts.
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New York Times Co
Washington
John F.henning
W. Willard Wirtz
George Meany
ART
Wirtz
Meany
Nigeria election boycotts threaten parliamentary majority
The United Progressive Alliance rejects the results calling the vote a farce after officials barred many candidates from filing papers in the north. They warned of a breakup of the federation if no free vote occurs and kept candidates out of the race to seek delay to probe nomination irregularities.
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United Progressive Alliance
United Progressive
Midwest
United Progressives
Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
National Alliance
Progressives
State Department Bureaucrats as Advisers at U.S. Bases
Sen. Stephen M. Young says high ranking State Department officials have been assigned as political advisers at eight U.S. military commands and installations. He compares them to Soviet political commissars and cites his Senate Armed Services Committee experience. The claim follows a tour of bases in the Caribbean and Atlantic regions.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
State Department
U.S
Young
Soviet Union
Seavale Armed Services Committee
Saupeeny
Sile
H. Co
Tom Ellis
Leslin
Florida
Caribbean
Ter Ellis
Viet Cong Attack Battles Ranger Forces in Vietnam
The clash near Binh Nghia involves more than 1 000 government troops and up to 1 200 Viet Cong. U S helicopter reinforcements and Marine battalions helped turn the tide. A ranger captain was rescued by a helicopter as missing men were led away by guerrillas. Casualties include U S forces and Vietnamese troops, with ongoing sniping nearby.
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U. S
North
Viet Nam
Ben Cat
Saigon
Delk M. Oden
U.S. Army Support Command
Binh Nghia
Rangers
Johnson Urges Arms Control and Space Budget Shifts
President Johnson called for practical arms control measures at the Geneva disarmament talks and pressed for limits on nuclear spread, a verified test ban, and a freeze on offensive systems. Seaborg and Hornig discussed the 1968 AEC budget emphasizing peaceful nuclear energy and new saline water projects.
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Russia
United States
Geneva
Johnson
Seaborg
School Board Vote Slated for Jan 4 Meeting
Ka nawha County Board of Education plans a Jan 4 meeting to elect a president with Dr Carl C Tully Jr the incumbent eligible to seek another term. The agenda lists potential school closings for Airport and Lincoln elementary schools.
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Kanawha County
Sweeping Raids Block Sabotage (Continued)
The article describes a double engine failure and emergency landing of an airliner. Passengers including Al Baker and stewardess Carolyn Day recount a tense, orderly descent. The plane landed safely far from an airport, a rare event that surprised aviation veterans.
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Carolyn Day
Shadyside
Ohio
Miss Day
Stewartless
Rene Benz
Irene
al Baker
Fresno
UN votes split for 1965 66 on peacekeeping seat
U N General Assembly president Alex Quaison-Lackey announced a plan to rotate the Security Council seat between Jordan and Mali over 1965 and 1966 with possible enlargement. Thant was authorized to spend funds at 1964 levels and machinery for a world trade organization was approved.
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United States
Soviet Union
U. N
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Assembly
Council
Jordan
Mali
U Thant
U.N
U.N. Conference On Trade and Development
Geneva
Quaison-Saciey
U.s.oxist
Thant
FOP Plans New Year’s Dance at City Armory
The Fraternal Order of Police will sponsor a New Year’s Eve dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the F Street Armory. The Mark IV Orchestra will provide the music for attendees in South Charleston.
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South Charleston
Chemical City Lodge Fraternal Order of Police
F Street Armory
Mark IV Orchestra
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