Goldwater Aides Tighten Press Contact At GOP HQ
Washington GOP leaders order all staffers not to talk to the press to minimize rumors. Memo from John Grenier and Dean Burch directs public announcements through the Public Relations Division and notes Goldwater’s camp aims to curb unscripted comments and taping.
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Tom Nolan
Enterprise Assn
Washington
Goldwater
Reblican National Committee
National Committee
John Grenier
Dean Burch
Barry Goldwater
Burch
Highway deaths in WV over weekend total seven
United Press International reports seven people died in West Virginia weekend highway crashes. Victims included Warren Fletcher and his wife in Marion County, Larry Grimm and Harold Payne in Webster County, Joyce Sanders near Beckley, Elmer Lee Hilliard in Martinsburg, Larry Bolin north of Point Pleasant, and Gary McCune who drowned in the Elk River at Charleston. An itinerant worker, Charles Van Hoose, was killed in Clyde, Ohio, and Robert Wheeler died near Ravenna, Ohio after being struck by a freight train.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Marion
Webster
West
Fairmont
W. Va
Webster Springs
Webster County
Larry Grimm
Euclid
Ohio
Harold Payne
Alexandria
Joyce Sanders
Kenly
N. C
West Virginia Turnpike
Beckley
Elmer Lee Hilliard
Martinsburg
Larry Bolin
New Haven
Mason County
Point Pleasant
Gary Eugene McCune
Charleston
Elk River
Charles van Hoose
Huntington
Clyde
Robert E. Wheeler
Baltimore & Ohio
Ravenna
College expands Wheeling division facilities
Wheeling division of West Liberty State College will launch an expansion program immediately due to rising enrollments. President Paul Elbin announced Sunday. The Wheeling division offers evening courses to part time students in the Wheeling area.
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Wheeling
UPI
West Liberty State College
Paul Elbin
New Mine to Open at Short Creek Ohio County
UPI reports Valley Camp Coal Co plans a new deep mine at Short Creek in Ohio County with 450 jobs. Work begins late this year. full operation payroll reaches 3.3 million dollars and output hits 10 000 tons daily in stages.
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Wheeling
UPI
Short Creek
Ohio County
Valley Camp Coal Co
Mrs Bledsoe Treated After Fainting Incident
Rescue Squad of Beckley Fire Department responded to Main and Fayette Streets at 10 a.m. to aid Mrs S M Bledsoe 304 North Kanawha Street who reportedly fainted She was transported to Beckley Hospital where she was treated and released Temperatures statewide will run two to three degrees below normal highs with a warming trend and potential showers midweek.
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West Virginia
Mississippi arson case ends in brutal killings
The Mississippi summer project workers were found dead after authorities traced their disappearance to a dam construction site near Philadelphia. FBI investigators recovered the badly decomposed remains and ordered post mortems revealing gunshot and brutal beating. Roy K. Moore led the federal inquiry as details tied to the civil rights effort emerged.
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Mississippi
Philadelphia
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
FBI
Chitta
Burrage
Dick Gregory
Gerald Croiset
Atlantic
Jackson
Chaney
Roy K. Moore
Moore
Missing 71 year old Elkins man sought in woods
ELKINS UPI searchers near Rich Mountain combed the area for Guy Findley a 71 year old man who hiked alone Sunday afternoon. Fog halted efforts at 2 a.m. Monday after a long overnight search with about 50 personnel.
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Elkins
UPI
Guy Findley
Marion County
Khrushchev backs Greek Cypriots but ignores aid request
Soviet Premier Khrushchev voiced support for the Cypriot side in the Cyprus crisis but did not address a reported request for Russian arms. He warned Ismet Inonu against Turkish air strikes, urged the UN to stop bloodshed, and conveyed Moscow’s sympathy to Makarios without signaling new diplomatic moves.
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Moscow
API
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
Makarios
Ismet Inonu
United Nations
Thant
Cyprus
Security Council
Soviet Union
Republic of Cyprus
Washington
Nicosia
Kremlin
Turkey
Sunay
Polis
Khrysokhous
Limni
Pakhyammos
Aylos Theodoros
Pamos
Kokkina
U.N
Johnson
United Nations Security Council
Czechoslovakia
United States
Police Arrest Four on Licensure and Drunk Driving Charges
Police arrested Thomas Maloney 26 Skelton at 7 45 p m Sunday for no state operator license and ordered to appear Aug 17. Donald Blankenship 40 Beckley jailed 7 50 p m Sunday for drunkenness and permitting an unlicensed driver to operate his vehicle. released after posting bond at 5 05 a m today. Gray Curtis Calloway Heights jailed 7 40 p m Sunday on an assault warrant. released 5 30 a m today after posting bond to Magistrate Joe Rodriguez. Samuel D Dunlap 237 12 Second St New Philadelphia Ohio fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding on the West Virginia Turnpike at 74 mph in a 60 mph zone.
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Thomas Maloney
Skelton
Donald Blankenship
Joe Rodriguez
Samuel D. Dunlap
Second St
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Captured American Granger Affects South Vietnam Aid Work
Viet Nam report notes Granger, a married father of four with Hartford, Connecticut roots, was seized by the Reds who have not previously disrupted aid officials. Speculation grows that his capture could signal a Communist push against Americans aiding South Vietnamese civilians. Also listed is Dr Ardel Vietty of Dallas, part of a medical mission in central Viet Nam, captured by Reds for medical services. no harm reported yet.
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Granger
Hartford
Con
Tuy Hoa
South Viet Nam
Ardel Vietty
Dallas
Viet Nam
Dr. Vietty
Hanoi Radio Claims Raiders Hit Civilians in Viet Nam
UPI report says Hanoi and Peking radio outlets alleged U S carrier strikes on North Viet Nam wounded three civilians at a ferry landing and fired on two women, with one pregnant, while pilots Lt Everett Alvarez Jr and Lt Richard Sather were listed as missing in action.
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Tokyo
UPI
Viet Nam
Peking
Hanoi
New York
U.N. Security Council
U.S
J.G
Everett Alvarez Jr
San Jose
Calif
Nhan Dan
Alvarez
Sankei
Navy
Sanker
Richard C. Sather
Pomona
United Nations
United States
U.N
Railway Job Protection Urged
A presidential emergency board urged negotiating a job protection program for 150,000 railroad shop workers as part of settling a work rules dispute with major railroads. The plan, announced at President Johnson's Texas ranch, would cover job losses, dislocations and demotions due to automation and organizational changes on 147 railroads, including a five year pay protection and a 60 percent monthly earnings supplement for up to five years. The panel was appointed March 16 to address a strike threat and the AFL-CIO unions representing one third of non-operating workers. The dispute began October 15, 1962.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Texas
Afl-Cio
Deaths and Funeral Notice for Jess Clarence Tincher
Jess Clarence Tincher 55 of Oak Hill died Sunday after noon after an extended illness. Retired employee of Christian Collier Coal Co. born June 18 1909 Thayer. Survived by wife Hazel four sons Joe Ernest Truman James a daughter Bertha Dickenson brother Lonnie two sisters Helen Watts Gladys Jenkins. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Fairview Methodist Church East Kingston with Revs Bill Minifee Paul Gravely. Burial Rinehart Cemetery Mossy. Body at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill after 6 p.m. today.
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Jess Clarence Tincher
Oak Hill
Christian Collier Coal Co
Mahan
Thayer
Hazel
Joe
Ernest
Truman
Highland
Ind
James
Beckley
Bertha Dickenson
Akron
Ohio
Lonnie
Lewisburg
Helen Watts
Williamsburg
Death notices for Nathan Horner 88 Piney View
Nathan Horner 88 of Piney View died at 6 30 am in a Minden nursing home after an extended illness He was born November 4 1875 the son of the late Mr and Mrs Wiley Horner He was a member of Piney View Baptist Church and a retired coal miner last employed by Greenwood Coal Co at Lawton Survivors include son Virgil Horner Detroit Michigan three daughters Nellie Berry Oak Hill Elizabeth Biggs Piney View Nancy Small Baltimore MD seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren The body is at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements
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Nathan Horner
Piney View
Minden
Wiley Horner
Piney View Baptist Church
Greenwood Coal Co
Lawton
Virgil Horner
Detroit
Mich
Curtis
Nellie) Berry
Oak Hill
Ray
Elizabeth) Biggs
John
Nancy) Small
Baltimore
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Integrated jury in Payne juvenile case seeks trial by jury
Payne requested a jury trial for the Negro juvenile as Magistrate Rodriguez ordered an eight-person jury to be chosen. The city asked for a preliminary hearing, but Payne said he would pursue the Grand Jury and possible appeals under civil rights law. The court granted a 24-hour period to consider motions.
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Payne
Rodriguez
Wooten
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court of Appeals
Civil rights tensions mix with violence in Mississippi and nationwide
Violence claimed lives in Mississippi as prominent civil rights leaders attended. In Chicago the Christian Century noted many congregations lowered church offerings to ministers who preach integration. In New York CORE rejected a moratorium on civil rights demonstrations proposed by Negro leaders, pledging militant and disciplined action.
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Mississippi
Chicago
the Christian Century Magazine
New York
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Three year old wreck victim in critical condition
David Mann age three son of Helen F. and Kenneth G. Mann of High Point North Carolina was listed in critical condition at Raleigh General Hospital after a two car crash Saturday that killed Joyce Ann Sanders of Kenly North Carolina. The Manns are listed satisfactory. Willy Ray Jude 23 of Mount Gay a Sanders vehicle passenger is listed satisfactory at the Veterans Administration Hospital. Johnny Mack Johnson another Sanders vehicle passenger and Mrs Sanders brother is listed in fair condition at Beckley Hospital.
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David Mann
Helen F
Kenneth G. Mann
Highpoint
N. C
Raleigh General Hospital
Joyce Ann Sanders
Kenley
Mrs. Mann
Willy Ray Jude
Mount Gay
Sanders
Veterans Administration Hospital
Johnny Mack Johnson
Goldwater Charges Johnson With Nuclear Neglect
Barry Goldwater accused the Johnson administration of neglecting new weapons potentially shrinking America's atomic striking power by as much as ninety percent over the next decade. He warned the U.S. could enter the 1970s with no new manned bombers, lamenting worn, obsolete forces and mock public relations claims of new systems. He supported the Vietnam action but criticized Southeast Asia policy as tangled in diplomatic red tape, noting risk if enemies doubt U.S. resolve.
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Washington
UPI
GOP
Barry M. Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
National Association of Counties
America
Gold
Gulf of Tonkin
Goldwater
North Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Five Hurt At Mason County Plant Accident
An electrode slipped from a furnace holder at the Vandalum Co plant in New Haven near Point Pleasant splashing five workers with molten metal. Four were taken to hospitals in Point Pleasant and Gallipolis. Cecil Roush 31 of Letart Mason County was listed as serious. Clarence McDaniel George Lowery of Middleport and John Brannham of New Haven were in satisfactory condition. Harman Hall of Ripley suffered a less serious injury.
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Point Pleasant
UPI
Vandalum Co
New Haven
Here
Gallipolis
Ohio
Cecil Roush
Letart
Mason County
Clarence McDaniel
George Lowery
Middleport
John Brannham
Harman Hall
Ripley
Brothers Jailed For Reckless Driving
Donald Ransom and Robbie Ransom of Mount View were booked in Raleigh County Jail on reckless driving charges after state police said the brothers raced separate cars and were later apprehended on Blue Jay No. 6 road. Bobbie’s 53 model vehicle hit a utility pole causing under $100 in damage.
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Donald Ransom
Robbie Ransom
Mount View
Raleigh
Bobbie
Local youths treated after separate Beckley injuries
Two area youngsters were treated and released at Beckley Hospital Saturday after unrelated accidents. Stephen Riffe, 3, of Woodbridge Virginia, injured his left arm in a fall at relatives' home, while Jeanne Richmond, 12, of Beckley Route 2, injured her left foot stepping on a rusty wire.
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Beckley Hospital
Stephen Riffe
Robert Riffe
Woodbridge
Jeanne Richmond
Fred Richmond
Route 2
Beckley
Cyprus Crises Escalate As Fire Returns After Cease Fire
Amid renewed clashes Greek Cypriots and Turkish forces exchange fire near Polis as Makarios accepts UN cease-fire but reports of renewed raids surface. London sources note Turkish planes machine gunned Polis center with casualties reported. UN and U.S. appeals follow. Khrushchev sends sympathy without aid.
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Cyprus High Commission
London
Polis
Police Doubt Slaying Story In Utah Case
Salt Lake City police search for Linda Marie Park's body after suspect David Lee White revised his story. White, 20, from St. Marys Pennsylvania, had said the girl was killed in Davis County and buried under newspapers by a hotel stairway. later he claimed another hiding place near Ogden to Salt Lake City. Officers and about 50 deputies combed areas between Utah cities as investigators doubt his statements.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
West Virginia
David Lee White
St. Mary's
Modesto
Calif
Linda Marie Park
White
Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake and
Davis County
Paden City
W. Va
Huntington Votes On Charter In Tuesday Election
Huntington residents face a charter referendum to switch from the city manager system to strong mayor government. Voters will decide yes or no on whether a charter should be framed by voter representatives and whether an 11 member charter draft panel will be elected, with further ratification required in a future vote.
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New Hampshire
Oregon
Goldwater
California
Stephen Shadegg
Senate
Shadegg
Huntington
UPI
Sixth Fleet Task Group Steams For Cyprus
Naples dispatch says a powerful U S Sixth Fleet carrier task group including USS Franklin D Roosevelt USS Boston four destroyers and multiple escorts steamed toward the Mediterranean under emergency orders to stand by off Cyprus. The carrier group may depart Naples at dusk Sunday with Springfield as flagship. precise destination not disclosed.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Boston
Springfield
William E. Ellis
Navy
Ellis
Adm
James S. Russell
Europe
Enterprise
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Americans Evacuated From Cyprus To Beirut
Thirty five American evacuees, mainly dependents of U S officials on Cyprus, arrived in Beirut aboard a U S Air Force C140 cargo plane. The embassy said the plane had flown blood plasma to Cyprus at the Cyprus government request.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
U.S
Cyprus
U. S. Air Force
U. S
Pope singles out atheistic communism in encyclical
The pope named atheistic communism as the chief ideological system denying God and oppressing the church. He stressed respect for non Christian religions while affirming one true religion, and called for collaboration on common values of liberty, human brotherhood, and civil order.
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Paul
Vatican
Suit Filed Over Car Crash In Raleigh County
A $1,500 suit names Fred F. Rorrer and daughter Betty Ann Rorrer Arnett as defendants in Raleigh County Circuit Court. Willie Hall sues for his daughter Stella Louise Hall claiming a 1962 crash on State Rt 3 near Sandwick Road involved Rorrer’s 1955 sedan driven by Betty, with Miss Hall a passenger. Hall seeks $1,000 for medical expenses and $500 for lost wages. Paul J. Fourney and Herbert represented the plaintiff.
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Raleigh County Circuit Clerk’s
Fred F. Rorrer
Betty Ann Rorrer
Arnett
Willie Hall
Stella Louise Hall
Rorrer
Betty
State Rt. 3
Sandwick Road
Miss Hall
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William Strague
Strague
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Annette Funicello
American International Picture IN
Captain Newman, M.D
Gregory Peck
Tony Curtis
Pil “Cry OF Battle
van Heflin
Rita Moreno
Hanoi Radio
Dr. In
Dean Martin
Sean Conners
Jess. Tincher
Pineville
Acapulco
Elvis Presley
Ursula Andress
Barry
LBJ
Yoaurnsters Injured
6Th Fleet
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