Two Funerals in Lake County and Clay County
Obituary notices list services for Mrs. White 83 of Lake and Mr. Wilmoth 59 of Brewster Ohio. Survivors include children, siblings, and spouses across West Virginia Ohio and Florida with services at James Funeral Home and Hively Cemetery.
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Roane County
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Wilmoth
Ray
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Clay County
Brewster
Ohio
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Janet
Irene Lemley
Rome
Ray Jr
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Proctorville
Goldie Frame
Florida
Jesse Norris
Canton
Ann Walland
Cleveland
Wuanita Bragg
Tyydale
Lee
Ivy- Dale
Dayton
Uler
Wilson Funeral Home
Clay
Brenard
Mellia Lou
Charleston
Cunningham Funeral Home
Cunningham Memorial Park
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Forest Eerl
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East Rainelie
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End of the Trail
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Gore
Alfred
West Hamlin
Hunter-Hunter
Madison
Gomer
Uneida
Hinkle
Arthur
Richwood
Richwood First Baptist Church
Mountain View
Jeffries
Dora Ethel
Jackson County
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Kraus
Belva L—Smithers
O'Dell-Combs
Montgompene
Montgomery Memorial Park
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Johnson Holt pledge to halt Communist aggression in Vietnam
President Johnson reaffirmed US resolve to thwart Communist aggression in South Vietnam in a White House meeting with Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt. Holt received full military honors as the leaders exchanged pledges, with no public mention of the day's US bombing of fuel dumps near Hanoi and Haiphong.
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Turtes Serree
Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Harold Holt
Aus
Tralia
Holt
White House
United States
Hanoi
Haiphong
De Gaulle and Brezhnev Deadlocked on Europe Security
In Moscow, President de Gaulle and Soviet leader Brezhnev failed to resolve their core dispute over Germany and European security after a one hour and twenty minute Kremlin meeting.
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Brezhnev
New York Times
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Germany
Kremlin
Antipoverty Bill Clears House Action in 7-6 Vote
The House Rules Committee approved the administration's 1.75 billion antipoverty bill for House debate by an eight hour limit. It advances after the July 4 recess and sets a War on Poverty framework championed by President Johnson. Numerous funeral notices and local memorials interrupt the page.
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Waguaewuasya
House Rules Committee
Thomas le Hilldele
Ronela Meadows
Johnson
New Thinking Influences Pakistan Leaders Seek Broader Ties
President Mohammed Ayub Khan and Premier Chou En Lai signaled Wednesday that new thinking affects their nations. Ayub told Chou Pakistan seeks friendly relations with all countries, mirroring moves to improve ties with the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Chou En-Lai
Red
China
Ayub
Chou
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy Considers Endorsing NY Governor Candidate
Senator Robert F. Kennedy weighing endorsement in Democratic race for New York governor to oppose incumbent Nelson A. Rockefeller after his candidate's primary win in Manhattan surrogate race. Kennedy tightens party grip following Tuesday's primary victory.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N
New York
Kennedy
Manhattan
Ace
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Planetarium Party Postponed to July 8 at Webherwood Pool
A star party sponsored by the Children's Museum and Planetarium was postponed from Friday to July 8. The event at Webherwood Pool will begin at dusk with telescopes provided for stargazing.
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Children’s Museum and Planetarium
Webherwood Pool
Cross Lanes Woman Victim of Flames
A 27 year old Cross Lanes resident Mrs Carol Fisher of 107 Holley Dr Bronxhaven Cross Lanes was found burned at 3 am and died later at Thomas Memorial Hospital. A gasoliner can was found in the lawn and a man visiting nearby pulled her from the flames. She leaves a husband Douglas three sons and a six month old daughter and is survived by her mother and sister. The body is at Cooke and Pauley Funeral Home in Nitro. Taking over as acting director of the State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation to Earl W Wolfe replacing F Ray Power who retires today after 33 years as director of the state program.
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Sylvester Assembly of God
Joes Creek
Comfort
Arvele Lee Green
Columbus
Ottio
Hubert Green
Sylvester
Boone County
Valley Funeral’ Home
Whitesville
Hattie E
Sinnett
Spencer
Kof P
Elizabeth
Smith
Fastmonth
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Daughters of America
Eastern Star
Clendenin Advent Christian Church
John H
Ray Conley
Olive Riddel
Ripley
Milo
Weston
Paul
Fort Myers, Fla
Clara Runnion
Akron
Ohio
Wintz
Juanita L
27Th St
Nitro
Thomas Memorial Hospital
South Charleston
Department of Veteran Affairs
State Capitol
First Presbyterian Church
William D
Julie L. Kiff
Thousand Oakes
Calif
Bobbi
Billie
Cheri
Harry C. Davis
Charleston
Vernon K. Monday
Orlando, Fla
Rosalind Elkins
Mary Davis
Charleston, Cooke and Pauley Funeral Home
Tyler Mountain
Carol Fisher
Holley Dr
Bronxhaven
Cross Lanes
Artie
Raleigh County
A. D. Stover
Cooke and Pauley
Casto
State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Earl W. Wolfe
F. Ray Power
Weston Man Elected To National TV Post
M William Adler of Weston West Virginia was elected a director of the National Community Television Assn at the 15th annual convention held Wednesday in Miami Beach. Alfred R Stern of New York City president of Television Communications Corp was named national chairman.
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M. William Adler
Weston
W. Va
National Community Television Assn
Alfred R. Stern
New York City
Television Communications Corp
Turncoat Arrives Back in U S
Honolulu report on Clarence Adams a Korean War turncoat returning to the United States after 15 years in Communist China He was among a group of Americans who refused repatriation and arrived in Honolulu Adams 37 a Memphis Tennessee native called life behind the Bamboo Curtain a rich experience but said he grew disillusioned with the Communist regime and lifestyle.
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Clarence Adams
United States
Foid
China
Memphis
Tenn
Adams
Comlal
Girl Editor May Face Grand Jury
Eugene Oregon district attorney said he is considering presenting student editor Annette Buchanan again to a grand jury for contempt tied to a marijuana story on the University of Oregon campus. Names learned in confidence may be sought in a fresh round of appearances and possible trial.
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Ore
Annette Buchanan
Dist. Atty
William Frye
University of Oregon
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