Narcotics Agent Tees Accused Of Taking Bribe
MIAMI AP I top federal narcotics agent Eugene Marshall and two Miami detectives were to be charged with accepting bribes from a narcotics pusher who then turned informer The pusher claimed a $2000 monthly payoff to keep heat off him The three men were arrested in a trap at Marshall s apartment and booked on Florida charges of accepting a bribe They were released without bond and gave no comment Headly said the investigation began five days earlier with the informant reports
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Miami
API
Washington
Atlanta
Eugene Marshall
Federal Narcotics Bureau
South Florida
Frank Fountain
Walter Headly
Roosevelt Tremble
Dade County
Florida
Miami Criminal Court of Record
Jack Falk
Jack Turner
Gene Williams
Headly
Rusk warns of trouble ahead in Vietnam talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there is no sign from Hanoi Moscow or Peking that they seek a peaceful settlement acceptable to Southeast Asia or the free world. He noted all three call for ending U S military operations but have not addressed North Vietnam ending its takeover in the South. He warned that as long as Hanoi continues the war, serious trouble lies ahead.
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Donald H. May
Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Rusk
White House
Hanoi
Moscow
Peking
Southeast Asia
Free World
Johnson
Baltimore
U.S
Brightest boys favor MIT Harvard Stanford in survey
National Merit Scholarship Corp reports a three year study of 909 four year colleges shows most popular choices among high school boys. MIT tops the list followed by Harvard and Stanford, with 15 leading colleges shown in order to the left.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
Stanford
National Merit Scholarship Corp
McNamara Says Communist Infiltration Has Increased
Defense Secretary McNamara said Communist infiltration into South Vietnam had increased at a high rate in recent months and that the war effort would be stepped up to counter it. He spoke at Andrews Air Force Base after a Honolulu meeting and said no new policy decisions were expected, with emphasis on bolstering South Vietnamese forces through additional logistics training and advisory aid.
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Charles W. Corddry Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
McNamara
Andrews Air Force Base
Honolulu
U.S
Johnson
White House
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
Johhson
North Viet Nam
South
Saigon
Defense Secretary
Manders
Earle G. Wheeler
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
China
Viet Nam
U S Jets Prowl N Viet Skies in Dawn Raids
U S Navy fighters prowled North Viet Nam skies before dawn firing on two Communist truck convoys along Highway 101 as part of a seventh straight day of raids. In South Viet Nam fresh Vietnamese forces joined a major battle near Da Nang against 3,000 Viet Cong guerrillas after outflanking a ranger unit. An American adviser held ground briefly before escaping as Viet Cong closed in.
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Saigon
VPS
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
Navy
Highway 101
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Paper tiger Johnson presses Vietnam policy amid Red split
Washington reports that Moscow and Beijing deepen their quarrel over Vietnam as U S pilots tighten the pressure. Castro warns Moscow could jeopardize Cuba if Vietnam drags on, while Johnson portrays the United States as a paper tiger with sharp claws to deter further aggression.
World News In Brief From Wire Dispatches
An Alabama grand jury expected to report on the nightrider slaying of Detroit mother of five Vio la Gregg Liuzzo. Gov Volpe and three others jolted when their helicopter crashed at Northampton Mass. President Johnson said the US ready to join any new Southeast Asia development bank. Lester Maddox was found innocent of aiming a pistol at a Negro diner in Atlanta. June Allyson and Glenn Maxwell divorced in Santa Ana after abuse claims. Sean Lemass re-elected in Ireland Parliament by 72-67. Eisenhowers set to return to Gettysburg after winter in Palm Desert. May 1 steel strike threat rises amid wage talks. Chapmanville sewage planning grant of 16760 dollars announced for West Virginia site. Seven-pound daughter born to Jo Anne Woodward in New York. I W Abel named president of United Steelworkers Union, to take office June 1. Cuban refugees in Mexico City accuse Castro of forcing cane field labor over Easter. Chu Ling accuses Soviet Union of encouraging US Vietnam aggression and Red China blocking arms ships.
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Latin America
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Russia
Cuba
Viet Nam
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United States
Havana
China
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Red World
Southeast Asia
Alabama
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
John A. Volpe
Northampton
Mass
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
Maddox
June Allyson
Glenn Maxwell
Santa Ana
Calif
Ireland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Eldorado Country Club
Gettysburg
Community Facilities Administration
Chapmanville
W. Va
New York
Joanne Woodward
Paul Newman
Newmans
American Metal Market
The
Metals Industry
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
Mexico City
Fidel Castro
Chu Ling
Ghana
Red China
Grandmother Dies Saving Granddaughter in Harlem Heights Fire
A Fayetteville fire in Harlem Heights gutted a two story home late Tuesday night killing 51 year old Marguerite Johnson and her seven year old granddaughter Laura Betty Wallace who died of smoke inhalation while attempting to rescue the child. Albert and Walter Johnson were treated for minor injuries with damages estimated at ten thousand dollars. The fire department arrived after 11 p.m. and neighbors reported Oak Hill department would not respond as Harlem Heights lies outside city limits. The Johnson family, long time residents, had recently endured another fire loss at Summerlee.
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Harlem Heights
Marguerite Johnson
Laura Betty Wallace
Fayetteville
Frank Larese
Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Laura
Albert Johnson
Walter Johnson
Oak Hill
Larese
Henry
Pearl Buck Birthplace Becomes State Tourist Magnet
Richwood WV Pearl Buck birthplace in Hillsboro Pocahontas County changes hands for 35000 dollars making it West Virginia s newest tourist attraction Jim Comstock editor of the West Virginia Hillbilly says the property now belongs to Miss Buck with 100 weekly payments supported by gifts or admission fees Donors receive a Buck autograph pen for 5 dollars a second hand signed book for 10 dollars and a My Mother s House edition for 100 dollars Plans include converting a barn into a summer theatre and Buck has offered to furnish one item
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Richwood
Ups
Pearl Buck
Hillsboro
Pocahontas County
Jim Comstock
The
West Virginia Hillbilly
Miss Buck
Comstock
My Mother's House
Bronson McClung
World’s Fair Opens for 1965 Season
New York marked the 1965 World’s Fair opening with a ribbon cutting by James J. O’Brien, a Swiss balloon launch, and a fireworks parade led by President Robert Moses. About 2,000 in attendance, thousands more expected, amid mild forecasts and a CORE protest threat that did not materialize. Moses projected 37.5 million visitors. adult admission rose to 2.50, children’s tickets remain 1.00.
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James J. O’brien
New York City
Knickerbocker
Robert Moses
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Moses
Fair
Burglar Leaves Note After Admiring Coventry Club
A burglar who broke into the Coventry Model Railway Club headquarters was so impressed by the miniature layout that he stole nothing. He left a note congratulating members on the intricacy of their work and departed with his burglary tools still at the scene.
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Coventry
England
UPI
Coventry Model Railway Club
2500 Kiwanians Join State Progress Corps
About 2,500 Kiwanians answered Governor Hulett Smith's call for volunteers in Charleston West Virginia. The enlisted group plans to promote the state's tourism and industry and tell West Virginia's story through the Progress Corps initiative.
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State ‘Progress Corps
Charleston
UPI
New “Progress Corps
Hulett Smith
West Virginia
Mine Accident Fatal In Raleigh County Man Henry Cadle Dies
Henry Edward Cadle, 31, of Ury, is killed in a Wyco mine accident at Amigo Smokeless Coal Co. Details were unavailable at presstime. See obituary column page 2.
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Raleigh
Henry Edward Cadle
Ury
Wyco
Amigo Smokeless Coal Co
Marine Admits Slaying Williamson Housewife
A 23 year old Marine from Williamson signed a confession admitting the murder of Mrs. Geraldine Chambers 27, after an altercation over a loud lawn mower. Whittaker was bound over for grand jury action and reportedly dictated where the weapons were hidden.
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Williamson
UPI
Carl David Whittaker
Sid Stallings
Whittaker
Williamson High School
Geraldine Chambers
Chambers
Mother's death toll soars in Route 1 crash near Newark
A 39-year-old mother Ann Dora Sherod and seven of her children died when a car veered across three dividers and hit a tractor trailer on US Route 1 near Newark Airport. Also injured were the father Arthur Sherod, two more children Diane and Charles, and two truck crew members Wilmer Martin and James Turner Jr.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
Ann Dora Sherod
Marina
Anna Jean
Jessie Lee
James Arthur
Joe Nathan
Wanda
Kathy
James
Arthur Sherod
Jersey City
Sherod
Diane
Charles
City Hospital
Wilmer A. Martin
Gastonia
N.C
James C. Turner Jr
Concord
Beth Israel Hospital
Governor resigns to join Senate seat in South Carolina
In Columbia South Carolina Governor Donald Russell resigns to accept appointment to the U S Senate seat left by the late Olin D Johnston Johnston died Sunday of pneumonia Lt Governor Robert E McNair will be sworn in Thursday and will appoint Russell to the Senate at once The move follows Johnston s death and Russell s retirement from the governorship
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Columbia
S. C
UPS
Donald Russell
U.S. Senate
Olin D. Johnston
Robert E. McNair
Russell
McNair
Senate
Johnston
State Renting Sullivan House in Charleston West Virginia
The State Department of Natural Resources rents a nine room house at 1553 Quarrier St Charleston for four months beginning February. Warden M Lane director negotiates a $300 monthly rent with Mr and Mrs Carl R Sullivan Jr. Lease expires July 1. Sullivan once directed West Virginia Centennial in 1963 and now works for the Alaska Centennial Commission. House serves as office space for the Departments Area Redevelopment Administration program.
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Charleston
UPI
State Department of Natural Resources
West Virginia Centennial Commission
Quarrier St
Warden M. Lane
Carl R. Sullivan
Sullivan
West Virginia
Alaska Centennial Commission
Anchorage
Natural Resource Department
Area Redevelopment Administration
Beckley Area Weather Summary
Cloudy and warm with highs near 76 today and mid 70s Thursday. Tonight's low around 48, lows near 42 this morning. No precipitation. SSE winds about 12 mph, sunset 7 06, sunrise Thursday 5 40. Greenbrier River normal and clear, Lake normal and cloudy with 5.5 gates open. West Virginia temperatures will run 6 to 8 degrees above normal, turning cooler Thursday and again over the weekend with one half to one inch rainfall.
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Beckley High
Enen
Greenbrier
Hinton
Thermal
Calif
Massena
N Y
West Virginia
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