Texas Sulphur To Fight Stock Scheme Charge
New York assails Texas Gulf Sulphur in civil suit alleging insiders used nonpublic Timmins Ontario discovery to profit on stock options. SEC accuses 13 officials of trading ahead of disclosure. firm says conduct was correct. Asst. Sec. of Commerce Herbert Klotz cited as unnamed defendant for purchasing shares on a tip.
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New York
UPS
Wall Street
Securities Exchange Commission
SEC
TGS
U.S. District Court
Asst
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Klotz
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Timmins, Ont
Texas Gulf
Timmins
Viet Talks Offer Still Open But
President Johnson’s unconditional talks offer remains open though no takers appear. The State Department voiced disappointment at the Communist response while Hanoi’s new statement signaled talks only after the United States and South Vietnam meet terms including withdrawal and a neutral coalition regime. Moscow and Hanoi’s weekend communique urged US bombing cessation and withdrawal, hinting at possible Russian volunteers if raids continued.
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Donald H. May
Washington
UPI
Johnson
State Department
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Moscow
Hanoi
United States
North
Kremlin
Pa Girl Killed In W Va Wreck
Kathleen K Knibbs 19 of Washington Pa died when a convertible overturned on a curve near West Liberty West Virginia on State Rt 88. Garry Armstrong 20, also of Washington, suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries and was in fair condition. Both were students at Washington State Teachers College.
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West Liberty
UPI
Kathleen K. Knibbs
Washington
Garry Armstrong
Ohio Valley Hospital
Wheeling
Washington State Teachers College
Gov Smith to Address Progress Corps Meeting in Charleston
Gov Hulett C. Smith will speak to about 150 state leaders at a Progress Corps meeting in Charleston. The group includes mayors and chamber officials who will learn how to recruit volunteers. After the address he will fly to Pittsburgh for a Phi Delta Theta Alumni Club talk and hold a 5:30 p.m. news conference at the Hotel Hilton before a New York trip for the World's Fair re opening.
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Charleston
UPI
Hulett C. Smith
Progress Ae
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Pittsburgh
Phi Delta Theta
Hilton
New York
Tragic Morgan Youth Dies in Columbus Auto Crash
Larry Allen Morgan 16 of Lockbourne formerly Midway died Sunday in Columbus after a car accident. Survived by parents Eugene and Ruth Gillispie Morgan a brother and three sisters, funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Evans Funeral Home Columbus with Rev. Albert Morgan. burial Kennedy Cemetery Simon.
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Larry Allen Morgan
Eugene
Ruth Gillispie Morgan
Lockbourne
Ohio
Midway
Columbus
Corrine
Bobby
Shiela
Suzette
Sherry
D. G. Gillispie
Albert Morgan
Kennedy
Simon
Welch
Ervin
Earl
Okey
Freda Lusk
Baltimore
Virgie Morgan
Patricia
Kathy
Virginia
Evans
Oceana
James Alvin Jarrett dies after lengthy illness at 92
James Alvin Jarrett 92 of Crab Orchard died Monday after a long illness in a local hospital. Born January 5, 1873 in North Carolina, he was a retired coal miner and longtime Raleigh County resident. He leaves his wife Cordelia and numerous children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at MacArthur Bethel Baptist Church with burial at Little Cemetery in Crab Orchard. Pallbearers named. Body at Caffee Funeral Home with viewing Wednesday afternoon.
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Oatie Gunnee
Dry Creek
Freewill Baptist Church
Ernest Vass
Phillip King
Gunnoe
Beckley
Madison
John and
Mary Asbury Gunnoe
Nancy
Nan) Gunnoe
Almeda Pettry
Keith
Bessie Jarrell
Eunice
Ada Belle Workman
Howard
Orville
Ivory Massey
Whitesville
Bencie Williams
Naoma
Tacy Bradford
Skaggs
Valley Funeral Home
James Alvin Jarrett
Crab Orchard
North Carolina
Joseph Jarrett
Raleigh County
MacArthur Bethel Baptist Church
Cordelia Jarrett
Sophia
Fledger
Edgar
Bluefield
Lillian Little
Myrtle Stroud
Lydia Hurt
Ruth Defuri
Akron
Ohio
Almedia Dinkler
Taylor
F. C. Calhoun
Glenn Combs
Little Cemetery
Caffee
Harless Stover
Joe Fernatze
Glen Clay
Verland Milam
Bernard Little
Wayne Jarrett
Funeral services for Karen S Kenneda held
Funeral services for Karen S Kenneda daughter of Edgar and Dorothy Kenneda were conducted at an unnamed church. The brief notice lists the family surname and parents with no further details on date or location.
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Karen S. Kenneda
Edgar
Dorothy Combs Kenneda
Simon
UPI Spent $44.9 Million Gathering News In 1964
United Press International reports 1964 expenditures reached 44.898 million with subscriber reach at 6,066 worldwide, a gain of 220. Highlights include Khrushchev’s fall from power and increased Viet Nam war coverage. Notable tech advances include 24 hour transatlantic cable, Europe photo lines, faster domestic teletypes, and Autoedit development.
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UPI
New York
United Press International
Mims Thomason
Thomason
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
Sigma Delta Chi
Viet Nam
Don Brydon
Michael Malloy
Ray Herndon
Charles Smith
Robert Miller
Phil Newsom
Associated Press
United Front
Europe
Hawaii
Manila
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Muirhead & Co. Ltd
England
Rudolf Hell Co
Germany
Steel union cites drastic cut in new contract plan
The proposed revision, described as a drastic comedown from the March 29 plan, was filed late Monday after a 10 minute meeting between USW President David J. McDonald and industry chief R. Conrad Cooper. The current three year pact for 11 firms expires April 30, risking a nationwide strike by 450,000 workers. The package totals about 55 cents an hour, with 5.5 cents 1.8 cents yearly cost of living plus higher wages and benefits. Unions hint at a possible one year or interim deal to continue talks. Industry had offered a six month extension with a 5 cent wage increase, rejected as unacceptable.
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USW
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Navy planes return safely after low-altitude strike in Vietnam
Viet Nam backed by heavy anti-aircraft fire two Navy A14H Skyraiders conducted a pre-dawn strike over Highway 101 in southern North Viet Nam. One Skyraider crashed, the cause unspecified, as the pilot reported heavy ack-ack fire early in the mission. The surviving pilot saw no anti-aircraft fire where the downed pilot died about 20 miles north of the border with South Vietnam.
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Navy
Highway 101
North
Viet Nam
South
Demonstrators Try to Deliver Viet Nam Withdrawal Petition
Sit in participants fell to the street as extra police moved in to carry a woman to a patrol wagon. A man and woman were held apart and taken to a van after a scuffle. A Secret Service agent was told they sought to present a petition to President Johnson demanding immediate U.S. withdrawal from Viet Nam. They said they acted as individuals and represented no group.
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Secret Service
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
Pre School Enrollment Slated At Institute
Pre school enrollment for children at Institute Elementary School is scheduled Thursday from 9 to 10 30 a m. Sam Tucker principal reports that enrolling pupils must bring birth certificates and immunization cards. Tucker noted that all children entering school for the first time in this state must have been immunized against smallpox and diphtheria. Beginning with the school year 1965 66 children must have obtained the age of six years prior to Nov 1 for admission to school.
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Institute
Sam Tucker
Tucker
Professor Promotes Cryogenic Immortality Concept
Detroit based physicist Robert Ettinger argues life extension through cryogenic freezing. He envisions a “freezer cemetery” for natural deaths, with future science reviving the preserved, at an initial cost near 50 000 dollars and later around 5 000. Ettinger tours to promote The Prospect of Immortality and foresees public acceptance lowering prices.
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Detroit
UPI
Robert Ettinger
Highland Park Community College
Ettinger
Cherokee oppose hunting compact on reservation
In Cherokee North Carolina the Eastern Band Tribal Council rejected a compromise bill to let Indians regulate hunting and fishing on their reservation while extending the trout season for two months until October 31. Some council members demanded full control and preferred no legislation to the compromise.
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Ans
General Assembly
State Wildlife Commission
Governors Draw Up Appalachia Guidelines
Washington AP governors from 11 Appalachian states including Hulett C. Smith met to draft guidelines for the $1 billion Appalachian recovery bill. Harry Boswell was elected ARC director to coordinate affairs. Gov. Carl Sanders named commission chair. Discussions covered Potomac River Basin issues with Udall to follow.
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Washington
UPI
Hulett C. Smith
Appalachia
Smith
Harry Bowsell
Office of Economic Opportunity
Maryland
Appalachian Regional Commission
Boswell
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Congress
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Millard Tawes
Albertis Harrison
Virginia
Potomac River
Interior
Stewart Udall
Paul Crabtree
Appalachian Commission
Strike Closes Baltimore Sun for First Time in 128 Years
The Baltimore Sun and its sister papers halted publication on Monday night as stereotype workers, typesetters, and mounters refused to cross picket lines in a strike led by the American Newspaper Guild. No new contract talks were set, as wage, hours, union shop, and dues were disputed.
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Baltimore, Md
UPI
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Sunpapers
A. S. Abell Co
Washington Newspaper Guild
Solon Predicts Latin Strike By Communists
Washington Rep. John W. Wydler warned that Communists may target Latin America with revolutionary activity as a diversion from U.S. bombing in North Vietnam. He noted Southeast Asia retaliation is expected and Latin America could be the next target for subversion.
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Washington
UPI
John W. Wydler
R-N.y
U.S
Viet Nam
Latin America
Wydler
United States
Southeast Asia
Indian tribe seeks Canada law changes on land rights
Caughnawaga members request U.S. born Gray Wolf county Judge Adrian Bonnelly to press Ottawa for property rules. They want Canadian law aligned with U.S. to keep reservation property for members with at least half Indian blood. Bonnelly may travel to Canada to represent them.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Adrian Bonnelly
St. Lawrence River
New York State
Canada
Bonnelly
Gray Wolf
White Cloud
U.S
R. S. Battle
Ottawa
Mary Two Axe Early
Tessie Delisle Nahanina
Johnson Back At D C Desk After Holiday Weekend
President Johnson returned to Washington from Easter weekend at his Texas ranch stopping in Columbia South Carolina for memorial services for Sen Olin D Johnston D S C An early day calendar includes a talk with Italian Premier Aldo Moro a working lunch with Dean Rusk and McGeorge Bundy cabinet meeting with a former World Bank chief Eugene Black and a state dinner for Moro The schedule covers international and domestic affairs from NATO to Southeast Asia and trade.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Texas
Capital
Columbia
S. C
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Capitol Hill
Aldo Moro
North Atlantic Defense Alliance
Southeast Asia
Moro
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
World Bank
Eugene Black
Hanoi Rebuffs Peace Appeal From Non-Aligned Nations
Hanoi rejected a peace appeal from 17 non-aligned nations and reaffirmed its four point program as the basis for talks. North Vietnam calls Johnson’s unconditional discussions offer a smokescreen for war expansion and insists on U.S. withdrawal and a Viet Cong settlement with no foreign interference.
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Tokyo
UPI
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Police Dog Thor Tracks Burglar Through Spice Warehouse
In San Francisco a burglar alarm at the Schilling McCormick spice warehouse sent police dog Thor to work. The hound tracked the intruder for 15 minutes, locating him hidden behind a vase of black pepper.
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San Francisco
UPI
Thor
Schilling - Mc-Cormick
Flood Threat Continues Full Force in Mississippi Valley
In a 500 mile stretch from Minnesota to central Illinois the Mississippi flood threat persists as La Crosse builds dikes, Winona evacuates 1000 residents, and Quincy faces fear of dike breaches. The river runs 17.3 feet deep with an 18 foot crest expected midweek. officials warn of tank breaches and widespread levee strain.
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LA Crosse
Wis
UPI
Minnesota
Illinois
Winona
Minn
Quincy
Mississippi
Civil Defense
Quotes from politicians and officials in varied locales
Quotes from Rev Meetze in Spartanburg on Sen Johnston. State Department press officer McCloskey on Viet Nam talks. Proxmire in Wisconsin warns of air losses in Viet Nam. Zagoria on computers and benefits of automation.
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Spartanburg
S. C
State Senate
George E. Meetze
Olin D. Johnston
S.C
Castro Proposes Volunteers to Viet Nam and Mercenary Armies
Castro rejects long range bombers and pledges to send volunteers if requested by the Viet Cong. He says Yankee imperialism must be defeated in Viet Nam and elsewhere. He predicts Latin guerrilla victories in Venezuela, Colombia, and Guatemala, calling those forces mercenaries rather than armies.
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Viet Nam
Venezuela
Colombia
Guatemala
Castro
United States
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Beckley Hotel
Warren Merritt
Schmon
N. C
Solon
Robert. McCloskey
Waukesha
William Proxmire
D - Wis
Sam Zagoria
National Labor Relations Board
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