Humphrey Praises Kennedys and Vietnam Policy
Senator Humphrey defends administration policy and urges balanced use of power. He praises Ted and Bobby Kennedy as cordial allies, resists divisive faction talk, and stresses a coordinated approach combining military, economic, and political tools. He supports constructive criticism and plans for the future short of 1972.
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Impersonation Charge Dismissed by U S Judge
Federal Judge John A Field Jr dismissed the impersonation count against Tracy Lawrence Maynor Jr. of Beckley for August offenses. The court ruled he could not form criminal intent while intoxicated and noted punishment would not serve justice.
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Beckley
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Sophia
Johnson on family strength and Negro progress in America
Johnson argues the family is the cornerstone of society and asserts most Negro children do not live with both parents. He says strengthening families, jobs, decent housing, and welfare programs are essential, with White House backing needed for voter rights and registration drives. James Farmer welcomes the plan and urges swift passage.
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James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
July Draft Call Tops Since 1961
The Pentagon issued a draft call Friday for 17,000 men the highest since the 1961 Berlin Crisis. The Selective Service quota was 100 above June. In November 1961 the call was for 20,000 men. Draft quotas have risen this year due to fewer enlistments with only the Army inducting men.
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Pentagon
Berlin
Army
Saigon Crisis Eases As Cabinet Shakeup Moves Ahead
A U.S. military spokesman says North Vietnamese forces in South Vietnam are large enough to render the issue academic. In Saigon the 20 member national legislature declares Phan Huy Quat constitutionally able to reshuffle his cabinet and fire two ministers. Phan Khac Suu shifts support to Quat as the crisis eases.
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County Considers Revised General Aviation Lease Terms
Court officials and accountants discuss interpretation of the estor clause in the General Aviation lease. The company reserves the right to pursue action to determine correct amounts payable and recover any sums incorrectly charged. FAA finds the current lease unsatisfactory. a revised lease is under consideration by the court, awaiting counsel guidance on approval.
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U.S. Endurance Mark Set by Space Twins
NASA officials said Pegasus 2 a large batlike satellite with a 96 foot wingspan may have been spotted by Gemini 4 astronauts McDivitt and White and Russian cosmonauts on their last flight reported seeing a satellite. The crew planned 33 orbits setting an American endurance record at 34 hours 20 minutes set May 1963 by Gordon Cooper.
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Mission Control
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Pacific
White
California
Patricia MecDivitt
Patricia White
Houston Control Center
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Space
Gordon Cooper
McDivitt - White
Charles E. Berry
Jook
Jim
John Hodge
Houston Mission Control
Hodge
Court Denies Suit to Mend College Will
Amherst Va court rejects Sweet Briar College bid to amend founder Indiana Fletcher Williams will to admit Negro students. Judge D G Quesenberg says the will is unambiguous and must be followed, preserving the school’s white women restriction and denying federal grant implications.
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Sweet Briar College
Amherst County
D. G. Quesenberg
Indiana Fletcher Williams
Williams
Quesenberg
New Lawyers to Receive Instructions in West Virginia
About 70 young lawyers will attend an instruction session and commissioning ceremonies next week. The Junior Bar Section of the West Virginia State Bar organizes events at the Daniel Koone Hotel and the State Supreme Court. Judge Chauncey Browning will speak at the commissioning. Judge John A. Field Jr. will admit new lawyers in U S District Court. Most participants are WVU Law graduates or recently certified for state practice.
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Daniel Koone
State Supreme Court
Chauncey Browning
U. S. District Court
John A. Field Jr
West Virginia University Law School
Police Seek Bakers Fork Woman Missing Since May
Charleston police report a Bakers Fork woman, Randa Ann Milam aged 36, missing since 9:30 a.m. May 17 from Rt. 6 box 123. She is 5 feet 2, 130 pounds, blue eyes, brown frosted gray hair, wearing a yellow skirt and blouse and a black purse. She has a necklace reading Ann and is a mother of seven. She has a nervous condition under medical care in Belle.
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Bakers Fork
Randa Ann Milam
Rt. 6
Virgil
Belle
Fire calls in Charleston report three incidents
Charleston firemen answered calls Friday including a car fire on Morris and Key Streets with no damage, an assistance call at 1981 Oakridge Drive, and an investigation at 8 Amity Drive. Four South Charleston High School students—Charles Carspecken Glen Vickery David Walters and Eric Olsen—were selected to attend Mountaineer Boys State next week.
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Oakridge Dr
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Mountaineer
Charles Carspecken
Glen Vickery
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Eric Olsen
Clay Sheriff to Appeal Ouster Ruling
Arnold Exline, Clay County sheriff, plans an appeal after Judge Duffield ruled he was ineligible due to prior deputy service. Exline's lawyer William Kidd said a Wednesday stay of execution may be sought while applying to the state Supreme Court for a writ of error.
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Arnold Exline
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Suttor
Charles A. Duffield
44Th Judicial Circuit
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J. B. Wheeler
Randall
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Duffield
West Virginia
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Supreme Court
Negro Appointed Methodist Official
Two African American ministers cited in a Methodist Church appointment. Parks served as district superintendent 1954 to 1959 and held key roles in missions and world service. Smith, a Marietta College and Garrett Biblical Institute graduate, led several churches and chaired ministerial training and program committees. He joined a 1962 mission to South America.
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Marietta College
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Three Month-Old Siamese Twin Girls Die in Houston
Dulce and Ruth Pantaleon, three-month-old Siamese twins from Puerto Rico, died at Texas Children's Hospital after doctors determined separation was impossible without likely death of the infants. They shared a five-chamber heart and other major defects. Earlier, Karen and Kimberly Webber of Bay City, Texas, were successfully separated.
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Texas Children’s Hospital
Dulce
Ruth Pantaleon
Karen
Kimberly Webber
Bay City
Pantaleon
Webber Twins
State Clerks Elect Hatcher President
BLACKWATER FALLS Lewis H. Hatcher of Charleston circuit clerk of Kanawha County was elected president of the West Virginia County and Circuit Clerks Assn at the annual meeting. Other officers named include Spurgeon Hinkle Jr Nicholas County clerk first vice president Clyde K Sperrow Morgan County circuit clerk second vice president A Miller Brown Putnam County clerk treasurer and Richard A Smith Preston County clerk secretary. Speakers included Senators Jennings Randolph Wayne Morse Atty Gen C Donald Robertson and Secretary of State Robert D Bailey.
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Lewis H. Hatcher
Charles,ton
Kanawha
West Virginia
Spurgeon Hinkle Jr
Nicholas County
Clyde K. Sperrow
Morgan County
A. Miller Brown
Putnam County
Richard A
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Preston
U S Army Band To Perform Free City Concert
The Band of Washington will give a free concert at Watt Powell Park at 8 p m today sponsored by the Charleston Convention and Visitors Bureau. The program includes classical military popular and novelty pieces with the Soldiers Chorus performing selections including Broadway hits.
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Powell Park
Charleston Convention and Visitors Bureau
Soldiers
United States Army Field
Montana Penitentiary Jaycees Win Junior Chamber Trophy
Deer Lodge Montana reports the Montana Junior Chamber of Commerce awards its top first year chapter trophy to the Montana Penitentiary Jaycees, a group organized by prisoners. The honor highlights their community service and organizational effort within the pen.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Montana Junior Chamber of Commerce
Montana Penitentiary Jaycees
23 Died in May While on Jobs
State Compensation Director reports May industrial accidents in West Virginia killed 23 people. Nineteen fatalities were in coal mining incidents. Data covers May 1964 with nine coal mine deaths and total industrial deaths reaching 19 in that period.
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