Meddling In Algeria Blistered by Diplomats Warning
Algerian Foreign Minister Abdellaziz Bouteflika reportedly summoned Soviet and other resident diplomats to protest interference in Algeria s internal affairs. Diplomats said no French ambassador or U S ambassador were called, with Egypt and Cuba believed present. The Boumedienne regime faced Soviet and Egyptian influence concerns amid student demonstrations and anti regime agitation in Constantine and Oran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Braestrup
New York Times
Algiers
Algeria
Abdellaziz Bouteflika
Georges Gorse
United States
William J. Porter
Egypt
Cuba
Houari Boumedienne
New Revolutionary Council
Ahmed Ben Bella
Constantine
Oran
Williams to Head Dunbar Police Department
Dewey I. Williams a veteran Charleston police chief with over 30 years in law enforcement will be sworn Thursday to lead the Dunbar force. Mayor-elect Fred Young is expected to announce Williams' appointment as one of his first acts, replacing Chief William S. McMillion who has served three years under Mayor W. Dale Long. Williams previously retired from the Charleston force after 27 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey I. Williams
Charleston
Dunbar
Fred Young
Williams
William S. McMillion
W. Dale Long
Convention Felt Key to Progress By Hulett C. Smith
Governor Hulett C. Smith argues West Virginia should vote for a constitutional convention in November and, if approved, a March 29 election would select delegates to meet July 26, 1966. He says the 1872 framework could be reviewed, that delegates will be local and elected, and that the convention cannot alter existing provisions but can study and propose potential changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett C. Smith
West Virginia
Statehouse
House of Delegates
West
Moms patrol park with baseball bats to deter vandals
In St Louis Little Franz Park mothers armed with baseball bats resumed patrols to curb vandalism and protect a summer recreation program. They found the park quiet and repairs underway after vandals damaged swings, a merry go round and playground equipment while disturbing children and counselors. Police are expected to increase vigilance.
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ST. Louis
Little Franz Park
St.Louis
Franz Park
Rowrlies
Marines Die in Da Nang Jungle Clash and Joint Force Quest
In Viet Nam near Da Nang 4 U S Marines died as Viet Cong resistance rose in a jungle engagement 53 miles south of Da Nang. A joint American Vietnamese Australian operation south of Saigon hunted Reds but found no heavy concentrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Q. White
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
D-Zone
Marine Corps
South China Sea
Song Tra Bong
Shift of BPW Hold On Budget Rejected By State Official
Secretary of State Robert Bailey tried to shift budget control from the Board of Public Works to the state finance commissioner but the BPW voted to study the idea further instead of relinquishing its budgetary powers. Auditor Denzil Gainer challenged the plan, noting a conflicting 1961 law. The board and Bailey agreed the law is in conflict, signaling a fight over control of departmental expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Stafford
Robert Bailey
Board of Public Works
Bailey
Denzil L. Gainer
Gainer
Viet Nam Action Seen By State GIs
A jungle sector in South Viet Nam tests a new U S and South Vietnamese offensive. Casualties occur as mines and snare traps injure several, with one soldier losing part of his nose. Brig Gen Williamson notes slow progress as caches of rice are found to support South Vietnamese forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Raymond
New York Times
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Ellis
Butch) Williamson
17Th Cavalry
Homer E. Schuman
Mannington
W.va
Ith Cavalry
Possible $250 million petro chemical complex eyed in West Virginia
President Johnson faces a decision on a plan to build a $250 million petro chemical complex near Marbon’s present plant in Washington West Virginia. The project would create about 3 500 jobs and up to 30 000 in satellite industries. Marbon has applied for an import license to bring in 25 000 barrels of naptha daily to ensure feasibility. Gov Hulett Smith indicated there is a definite chance the Ohio Valley site will be chosen and noted the project fits Appalachian Development goals.
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Harry Ernst
Washington
Johnson
West Virginia
Marson Chemical Division
Borg - Warner Corp
U.S. Oil Import. Administration
Mars Bons
Washington, W. Va
Ohio River
Parkersburg
Hulett €. Smith
Smith
Ohio Valley
Oil Import Administration
Marbon
Appalachia
Congress
Kanawha Valley
Stevenson Asked to Quit As Protest
A group of artists writers and scientists urged Adlai E Stevenson to resign his United Nations post in protest of the administrations Viet Nam policy and other actions. Stevenson and his associates called the request an inconceivable idea while he focuses on uplifting the UN and defending the policy. The protest was issued by Artists and Writers Dissent representing about 100 signatories.
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New York Times
United Nations
N. Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
Viet Nam
Stevenson
U.N
Security Council
Stevensort
Dominican Republic
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Cap Wirenhatal
Youssef Khatib
Dunbar Police
Gov. Smith
John R. Guffey Jr
U.S. Marines
Joe F. Burdett
No. 8 Army
173Rd Airborne Brigade
U.S. Air Force
North
Manned Spacecraft, Center
Houston
Tex
Joseph P. Kerwin
Oak Park
Edward Wt
G. Gibson
Buffalo
Curtis Michel
Lac Crosse
Wiss
Duane Graveline
Newport
Harrison Schmitt
Santa Rita
N. Mj
Owen Garriott
Enid
Oklo
Los Angeles
Calif
Ivy Baker Priest Stevens
California
Eisenhower
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