Smith Urges Participation In Parade America Program
Gov. Smith urged West Virginia communities to join Independence Day events for Parade America. National chairman Chuck Connors leads a campaign to show unity and support for U S armed forces overseas. He called for local parades and programs as a symbol of pride during uneasy times.
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De Gaulle cites three roots of the Middle East crisis
In a toast to Turkish President Suay, De Gaulle warned that Washington Moscow and Beijing pursue domineering aims fueling the crisis. He named the Arab threat to destroy Israel and its military occupation of Arab lands as the other two causes, while U.S. politics remain a factor. Separately in Washington, officials said the U.S. likely will not compensate damages from the Capri patrols.
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Meredith March in New Phase in Grenada Meeting
In Grenada Mississippi a new phase of James J Merediths walk against fear began with a political meeting Tuesday night. Workers for Dr Martin Luther King Jr SCLC helped arrange the gathering signaling continued SCLC activity in Grenada a key target since the Meredith march stopped there in June 1988.
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Five Bodies Recovered From Tar River Tragedy
Rocky Mount North Carolina five bodies recovered from Tar River after a river accident involving Mrs Virginia Nettles 38 a registered nurse and four of her children. Three children found in afternoon and Nettles and a small child in the river at night. Nettles estranged from her husband who was reported to be stationed at Fort Bragg. Authorities from Rocky Mount police department highway patrol state investigation and FBI cooperating in the case.
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Lawsuit Filed Against Singer Over Forest Fire
The United States sues singer Sohany Cash for 125000 alleging he started a forest fire by negligently operating a van-type pickup with stock owned by two Hancock relatives. Fire in Ventura County's Los Padres National Forest followed a break in the exhaust system, with the Hancocks blamed for improper vehicle upkeep. Cairo Talks Planned By Indian Delegate. India's M. C. Chagla to meet Egypt's President Nasser in route from UN session. Cairo airport closed on arrival.
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U.S. to provide 5 million for Arab-Israeli aid
President Johnson announced the United States would offer 5 million dollars to meet urgent needs in the Arab-Israeli war. The move aimed to shape the atmosphere before a scheduled meeting with King Hussein of Jordan.
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Army says Levy likely to defect if freed on bail
The Army escalates its case against Capt. Howard B. Levy claiming he may defect to a Communist country if released on bail during his appeal. It cites a confidential source with past reliability to justify keeping him under guard.
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French Detonates Low Yield A Test In Pacific
France says it detonated a low yield atomic device at its Mururoa lagoon test site in the Pacific Tuesday night. The Defense Ministry reported the device exploded above the lagoon without incident and that the test proceeded as announced.
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Senate Okays Debt Ceiling Hike Amid Quick White House Passage
The Senate approved a debt ceiling rise 60 to 30, sending the bill to President Johnson. It raises the limit to a new high of 358 billion dollars next Saturday and 365 billion annually thereafter, with the temporary 33 cent billion cap set to expire at midnight Friday. If not signed, the ceiling would revert to 285 million, in effect since 1959.
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Charleston Gazette Postal Notice and Subscriptions Details
The Charleston Gazette announces its post office registration under the 1897 act and lists subscription rates and delivery terms. It notes independent contractors deliver the newspaper and outlines payment, payable to Charleston Gazette, with details on daily and Sunday publication and price structure.
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Interstate Park Plan Sparks City Debate at Charleston Meeting
At a Charleston conference the Kanawha Valley Community Council urged social planning for the interstate route. Critics warned of mountainside cuts and noise, favoring above track structures or tunnels to protect parkland, homes, and historic sites.
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Wood Youth Boys State Governor Elected at Mountaineer
Barry Louden of Parkerburg won the Wood Youth Boys State governor race, defeating Johoo Wooten of Beckley 219 to 130. Nationalists claimed five offices and multiple supreme court seats. several other nationalist winners are named, with Federalists contesting a court victory.
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New Dream STP Drug Packs Bigger Kick
A potent hallucinogenic drug called STP is in wide spread distribution in California. It has led to at least 13 hospitalizations in San Francisco and Ontario over the past 10 days and is suspected in a death in Ontario. Users describe STP as a powerful psychedelic with a slow comedown, taking three to four days, and authorities from the FDA FBI and NIH are investigating.
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