United States and Soviet Union bow to small nations on N treaty
In a major shift after four years of talks, the United States and the Soviet Union propose amendments to the nonproliferation treaty aimed at strengthening safeguards for small countries. The changes promise faster help for peaceful nuclear uses, tighter U.N. Charter authority, and a new Security Council pledge to uphold the treaty’s spirit. Julian F. Murrin is promoted to staff assistant at FMC American Viscose Division, while remaining in Charleston to supervise Nitro and Parkersburg plants.
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New York Times Service
United Nations
N.Y
Jthem
United States
Friviet Union
Genigny
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
Security Council
Goldberg
Julian F. Murrin
FMC Corporation
American Viscose
Murrin
Viscose
Charleston
Nitro
Parkers
Italians Burn De Gaulle Effigy
Italian protesters clash with Rome police after burning an effigy of French President Charles de Gaulle at the French Embassy. Demonstrators, mostly students, overturn street fruit carts and throw improvised firebombs during the protest.
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de Gaulle
Rome
Charles de Gaulle
France
Two Heart Recipients Satisfactory After Transplants
Doctors in Canada and Argentina performed their nations first heart transplants within six hours of each other. A 59-year-old French Canadian butcher and a 47-year-old Buenos Aires businessman received donor hearts. the donor was a 38-year-old mother of four. Both recipients were reported satisfactory with reservations. The Canadian operation included kidney transplants into two young women.
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Associated Press
Canada
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Montreal
Montreal Heart Institute
Albert Murphy
Moscow
Antonio
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Cape Town
Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
C. Barnard
Murphy
Gerard Rondeau
Pierre Grondin
Yale Chaplain Denies Draft Conspiracy In Boston Trial
Yale chaplain Iain Coffin testifies in a federal conspiracy trial with Dr. Benjamin Spock and four others, denying counsel or intent to prompt draft evasion. He says the aim was to provoke a court ruling on the war’s legality and conscientious objector provisions while the antiwar movement seeks to shift public opinion.
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Arthur Everett
Chael Ferber
Harvard
Boston
Yale
Iain William Sloane Coffin Jr
Benjamin Spock
Spock
James St. Clair
Coffin
Fig
U. S. District Court
Mitchell Goodman
New York
Marcus Raskin
Washington
Federal Building
Church Schedules and Sermons Across Local Congregations
Trinity LCA, First Church of God, Central United and Bible Center Church publish Sunday services with morning worships at 9:45 to 11:00 and evening meetings. Notable items include sermons titled The Church Then and Now and The Unconsciousness Deterioration Of The Baal and guest speakers Rev. William Harding and others. Weekly youth and study groups are listed along with radio program WKAZ at 6:30 pm.
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Kanawha Valley
Civic Center
Bob Graves
First Baptist Church of
Nacogdoches
Texas
Steve Musto
Billy Graham
Christian Service Brigade
Kanawha
City Corner
Starcher Baptist Church
26Th St
6Th Ave
Evans Ash
Randolph
Agan
Robert E. McNaill
D.D
WCHS
Bradford and
Lee Streets
Hale Street
WCAW
Church OF Christ
Kanawha City
Chesterfield Ave
Trinity Lca
Kanawha Blvd
John F. Torrence, Jr
Peater
Holy Communion
Buchanan Cecil
McMillion
Miniater
Sr. High
the Bible Center Church
Ken. Blvd
E. Ph
William Harding
Sudan Interior Mission
WKAZ
Yes
First Christian Werh
Beauregard St
Henry R. High
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Dunbar
Holy Name Society
Edward Bellanger
Kanawha County
Singing
Big Tyler Road
Christ
First Baptist Church
Nacogdoches, Texas
Charleston Civic Center
Thornton Smith
Newspaper
Corp
Smith
Bryan Ave
St. Albans
Florida
Gazette
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Lakeview Dr
South Charleston
4Th Ave
Washington St
15Th St
Marlaing
Ohio Ave
Park Avenue
Park Ave
Main St
Herald OF Truth
Radlio
Glen Rogers
Kenneth C. Legg
West Virginia Education Assn
Glen Rogers High School
6Th Avenue
2Nd Street
Robert Weaver
Robert O. Pfau
Thomas Smothers
the Lordship of Christ
American Baptist Convention Churches
Baptist Temple
Quartier and
Morris
Sta
John J. Wilkes
Bofend
J. Walser
M. Wayne Etch
Mr. Weiser
Judson Fellowship
Jr. High Byf Weil
Calvary Baptist Church
Maryland Ave
Lee Street
Paul B. Wellington
Asa
Harris
Wilton Shelton
Emmanuel
Independent Baptist
MT. Calvary Baptist Church
Spring Hill Baptist Church
Ohio & Vine Streets
Chas, Ray
William J. Wilson
Randolph ST. Baptist
Shrewsbury
Laws
St. Moses Newsome
Nina Curry
Gertruda Cain
Newsome
D Street
Warren
Moyer
Robert J. Malton
the Gideons
Clarence Cox
Donnelly St
Mitchell Douglas
Southern Baptist Convention Churches
Malden Baptist Church
Phar
RL. Young
John Snaddan
Ray
Francis R. Tollant
Highland Avenue
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Oskword Rood Deen Miller
Lutheran
Grace Lutheran
South Correll St. St. Alban
John Holler
Church OF God
First Church OF God
Emmitt B. Whalen
Mey
Edward F. Bowmen
Whalen
Bowman
Donald A. Bennett
Methodist
Studly
W. VA
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W. L. Oliver
Belle
Charles J. Millom, Jr
Knaltwood
Mitra
North Charleston
Unitarian
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John Corrado
Cleveland U. V. A
Woodward
Pastor Ray
ST. George Joe
Court Streets Law
Gerasimes Murphy
Myrtle and Bridge Roads
Robert A. Chandler
ST. Mark's
Washington & Dickinson
Christ Church Methodist
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Robert B. McNaill
Dynbar H, Ogden, Jr
God
Mr. McNeil
Cot
Broad and
Virginia
Sta. Win
A. Bonflald, Jr
Percy F. Hogan, Jr
Horrell Harper
McMichel
WCHS-580
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Ruffner
Christian
Boyd Memorial
Horace Pierce
Sentinel Peake
Episcopal
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