Kennedy kin pay respects at Arlington graves
Sen Edward M Kennedy and his wife visited the graves of the Kennedy children, placing white carnations and chrysanthemums. Robert F Kennedy was abroad. Attendee figures included Evelyn Lincoln and Lawrence F. OBrien. A bugler played taps as mourners paid homage. The memorial service in Fredericksburg featured President Johnson’s remarks on the slain leader.
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Catholics and Negroes to Lead Dunbar Union Service
The Dunbar union Thanksgiving service will include Catholics and Negro churches joining with the ministerial association. Rev. Ralph Sager notes the expanded territory to West Dunbar and Institute and invites Jewish families to participate. The program starts at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Dunbar First Presbyterian Church with Dean James Kelly of West Virginia State College as speaker.
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Shot Kills County Man Continues From Page One
A family quarrel on Paint Creek led to a fatal shooting when a .22 pistol discharged as the car halted. Bald win died at Charleston Memorial Hospital after being struck in the head. His wife is to face a preliminary hearing today if able. The incident follows other wartime nuclear weapon disclosures and policy shifts at the Pentagon regarding Allied deployment.
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Viet Restraint urged as war drags on in Vietnam
Rivers urged heavy bombing of Hanoi and Hai Phong military targets while warning that U S. losses rise. He aligned with Gen. Le May on escalating North Viet Nam strikes and argued the war has become attritional in South Viet Nam, with American lives at stake.
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City to Condemn Triangle House Over Disrepair
City inspectors said the Triangle District home is beyond repair and cannot meet Charleston's Minimum Housing Code. The building, leased by Mrs. Viola Nichols and sub rented to four families totaling 14 residents, has chronic rot and dangerous conditions. A resident fell through rotted flooring prompting the code complaint filed by Mrs. Boxley.
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Gay
Fire Prevention Bureau
Charleston
Andrew McGahee
Clendenin Street
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Margaret Badger
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J. Badger
Triangle
Viet Cong Attack Ranges Overwhelms Ranger Fort
South Vietnamese and U S officials counted about 300 Communist bodies around the Ranger fort at Trach Tru near Quang Ngai, with the toll possibly rising to four hundred. Two U S advisers were killed in dawn fighting. 100 Viet Cong guerrillas died in a separate assault northwest of Saigon. The Ia Drang Valley fighting slowed with no new reports of major activity.
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Dien Bien Phu
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