Mining State Menace Smelly Gob Piles West Virginia
West Virginia faces hundreds of burning gob piles coal refuse banks from mining. Quinwood hosts a massive two mile long pile burning for decades fumes foul the air and threaten nearby land and safety. Officials warn piles are largely indestructible and worsen pollution and hazards.
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Charleston
W. Va
New England
Florida
Louisiana
California
West Virginia
Quinwood
Virginia
Hulett C. Smith
Hades
N. H. Dyer
Carl Bearda
West Virginia Air Pollution Control Commission
Beard
Eleven area women pass state board as licensed practical nurses
Eleven area women have passed state board examinations and earned LPN licenses. From Middletown are Mrs. Sally Egerston, Miss Janice Boyd, Mrs. Claudette Howell, Mrs. Rosemarie Steele, Mrs. Dora Geran, Miss Karen Miller. From Franklin are Mrs. Amy Lindon and Miss Karen Hanes. From Germantown are Mrs. Ralph Hummel and Miss Wynelle Hummel. From Lebanon is Mrs. Etta Renner Calvert.
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Middletown
Sally Egerston
Janice Boyd
Claudette Howell
Rosemarie Steele
Dora Geran
Karen Miller
Franklin
Amy Lindon
Karen Hanes
Germantown
Ralph Hummel
Wynelle Hummel
Lebanon
Etta Renner Calvert
Crowd in Times Square Welcomes New Year 1965
A large orderly crowd in Times Square near 42nd Street and Broadway watched the ball drop at Allied Chemical Tower and celebrated the New Year. Police estimated more than 100,000 people in the Crossroads of the World as hotel frontages drew cameras and cheers.
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New York
Times Square
42Nd Street
Broadway
Allied Chemical
Mauro Mendez Dies at 69 Former Philippine Foreign Secretary
Mauro Mendez, 69, former foreign secretary and Philippine ambassador to Japan, died Saturday of heart failure. He led the Department of Foreign Affairs in 1965 under President Macapagal while serving as ambassador to Japan and was an editor at the Philippines Herald before the war.
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Mauro Mendez
Manila
Japan
Department of Foreign Affairs
Macapagal
Philippines Herald
Chamber Urges Changes In Presidential Election System
The American Chamber of Commerce backs reform to end the Electoral College. A national poll shows strong support, with about 95 percent in favor. Proposals include choosing the president by nationwide popular vote or by district plus two at large votes per state.
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Washington
Ap) Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Estrellita Horoscope Highlights Romantic and Career Prospects
Tomorrow favors congenial relationships and enjoyable group activities. Birthday individuals gain a satisfactory year with career progress between now and mid February and again in March and November with monetary gains in several months. Avoid friction at home in late February and early March for a pleasant home life.
Shipments To North Vietnam Are Criticized
Rep. William L. Dickinson urged Washington to pressure Britain and other free world nations to halt oil and vital supplies shipments to North Vietnam. He publicized his telegram to Press, stating that such landings strengthen the enemy in the war.
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Washington
William L. Dickinson
United States
Britain
Viet Nam
Alabama Republican
Bomb Blast Cuts Guatemala Power Outage Frays Government
Police searched today for terrorists after a small bomb set off Friday night causing a 40 minute power failure that blacked out television channels and some radio stations following a TV speech by Col. Enrique Peralta the military chief of government.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Col
Enrique Peralta
Toledo Rail Repair Shop Hit By Fire
A rail road repair shop in Toledo owned by Norfolk & Western and Nickel Plate was destroyed by a two alarm fire. Officials estimate the loss near 100000 with the cause undetermined. Extra trucks and firemen responded due to proximity to the Gulf Oil refinery on Toledo's East Side.
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Toledo, Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Nickel Plate
Big
Gulf of Co
Toledo
Ghana Still U S Friend Says Nkrumah What
President Kwame Nkrumah said Ghana U S relations would stay cordial despite the surplus food incident. He noted talks with Washington on U S surplus foods had failed for over a year, blamed a break off on his book Neo-Colonialism The Last Stage of Imperialism, but cited past U S aid as evidence of friendly cooperation.
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Accra
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
United States
Nkrumah
Washington
U.S
Mrs Smith Seeks Re election in Maine 1966
Margaret Chase Smith of Maine announced plans to run again in 1966. In a letter with petitions to run in June primaries she highlighted her Senate attendance record since 1949 and her willingness to take a stand on issues.
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Showhegan
Maine
U.S
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate
Teenager Arrested for Shoplifting at Mabley & Carew
A 16 year old girl was taken into custody at Mabley and Carew 1101 Central Ave at 5 20 p m yesterday on a shoplifting charge She was released to her mother Gine Shepherd The daughter of Mr and Mrs Hascue Shepherd 219 E Home Ave Trenton was treated at Middletown Hospital at 4 53 p m yesterday for a scratched forehead from a fall out of the family car at Tytus Avenue and Enoch Drive
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Mabley & Carew
Central Ave
Gine Shepherd
Hascue Shepherd
E. Home Ave
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Tytus Avenue
Enoch Drive
Worry Clinic Case On Grief And Spiritual Counseling
Dr. George W Crane discusses Edith R a mother grieving a high school daughter killed in an auto wreck how shock grief moody spells and lack of interest persist He urges ruling emotions by reason and uses a faith based classroom metaphor urging constructive church or civic acts to avoid negative outcomes. He shares personal loss and promotes a book offer from The Journal.
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George W. Crane
Edith R
Earth
Edith
Baptists Report Record Gifts for Mission Work in 1965
The Southern Baptist Convention executive committee announced that members gave over 22.5 million dollars to mission work in 1965, exceeding the prior year and budget by more than 2.7 million. About two thirds funded foreign missions with the rest to U.S. missions. total for 1964 exceeded 100 million.
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Nashville, Tenn
The
Southern Baptist Convention
United States
Baptists
Exile Radio Urges Cuban Soldiers to Topple Castro
Exile broadcasts directed to Castro's armed forces urge rebellion as New Year’s resolution. The Voice of Cuba program cites discontent within the military while noting Castro’s vigilance and punishment system has suppressed uprisings.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Voice of Cuba
Ex Ohio State Professor Tibor Rado Dies
Tibor Rado, 70, mathematician and educator who taught at Ohio State University for 35 years, died Wednesday in New Smyrna Beach Florida after six months in hospital. Born in Budapest, he retired earlier this year as a research professor of mathematics at Ohio State University.
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New Smyrna Beach
Fila
Tibor Rado
Ohio State University
Rado
Budapest
Boat Captain Hopes For Smoother Seas After Grounding
Miami, AP Captain Mike Burke speaks of calm seas ahead for his windjammer Mandalay after it grounded on a reef 20 miles southeast of Miami. The ship carried 23 passengers and 12 crew. all were rescued by the Coast Guard. Burke previously faced groundings with the Cutty Sark off Andros Island in 1963 and the Yankee on a world cruise in 1964.
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Miami
Fla
Mike Burke
Burke
Mandalay
Triumph
Coast Guard
Triumph Reef
Andros Island
Bahamas
Rarotonga Island
South Pacific
Lipstick Test Not His Line in Nottingham
Nottingham public analyst Eric Fogden reports wives send husbands’ handkerchiefs for lipstick stain tests while husbands themselves sometimes submit hankies to prove stains are not lipstick. Fogden notes cosmetics fall outside his department which handles food samples and defective goods for the city health department.
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Nottingham
England
Eric Fogden
Fogden
City Health Department
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