Ex-Premier's Son Linked In Attempt In Greece
Athens reports a self exiled son of former Prime Minister George Papandreou linked to an assassination attempt against Greek government spokesman George Papadopoulos. The accused allegedly confessed to contacting Papandreou in Paris and plotting to kill Papadopoulos with an explosive device. The government avoided naming Papandreou mastermind, leaving judgment to the courts. Papandreou, once jailed by the coup regime, has remained a prominent exile figure abroad.
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Athens
Andreas Paspandreou
George Papantroub
George Papydopoulos
Papantreou
Papadopoulos
Papandreou
California University
Paris
Greece
Vyron Stamantopoulos
Papandreag
Danuery
Surgeon General Task Force attacks tobacco industry claims
A Surgeon General task force accuses the tobacco industry of steering public policy and hiding health harms while urging stronger anti smoking actions. It calls for quit campaigns, age target efforts, and policy shifts including tar and nicotine disclosures on packages and ads.
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Mike Feinsilber
Washington
UPL
Surgeon General
Isejlers
Tobacco
Council For Tobacco Research
Amane
Neamietion
Tobarco
Cigaaret
Department of Health
Department of Health Fdcation and Welfare
Plane crash survivor Voignier recalls silence after disaster
Thomas Voignier, 47, of Cincinnati Ohio, one of two survivors, recounts no warning and no reaction aboard a plane that crashed near Kanawha Airport. He spoke from Charleston Memorial where he recovers, describing the stewardess as mute and the chaotic home announcement after the disaster.
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Voignier
Chanleston
UPS
Thomas Voignier
Natl
Ohio
Kanawha
Itime Phinesday
Charleston Memorial
Deaths and Funerals In A Turbulent Week
A fragmented notice recalls the Piedmont air crash killing 35, including Voignier and Pharo, with survivors like Dar and Kara Schiller. It notes Voignier's injuries, a hospital stay, and details of the flight from Louisville to Newport News. The report lists survivors, funeral plans, and related obituaries for Thomas B Morrissey and Milton Taylor, plus brief mentions of local officials and businesses.
Clean Bill Of Health For LBJ
President Johnson, nearing his 60th birthday, received a clean bill of health from his doctors. Personal physician George Burkley noted no significant changes on X rays and planned to discuss results with Johnson before commenting further.
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Austin
Tex
UPNJ
Johnson
George Burkley
Burkley
White House
George Christian
Hurkley
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Secrecy Surrounds Custody Battle Over 10 Year Old
In San Francisco a secrecy cloak shrouds Mark Painter a 20 year old boy at the center of a custody dispute between his California father Harold Painter and his paternal grandparents Dwight Bannister Ames Iowa. The involved parties plus Pastor Rey Lumpkins were kept private as a California court hearing looms set for August 28. The Iowa Supreme Court previously judged Mark would be better off in Iowa with a stable Midwest home. The mother remains out of view as attorneys stress the case hinges on California courts and not on the ministerial input.
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San Francisco
UPI
Mark Painter
California
Jawa
Mark
Harold
Rey Clay Lumpkins
Congregational Inn
Ualifernighnesias
Dwight Bannister
Ames
Iowa
Dale
Santa Cruz
Luropkins
Robert
Treihart
U Mark
Bannisters
Colls
Iowa Supreme Court
Midwest
Paitter
Shen
Custy
Lumpkins
Spain’s Jews Begin Build Of Madrid Synagogue
Spain's Jewish community in Madrid moves toward completing their first standalone synagogue 476 years after expulsion. The project, in a walled site near downtown Madrid, aims to blend Hebrew motifs with modern design and serves about 2,508 Jews in the city. Construction is due to finish by October, funded by private contributions, with elder Max Mazin as a key spokesman.
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UPJ
Spain
Centro Comanal Hebrew de
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Barcelona
Max Mazin
Mazi
Hicks
WINFL
Mazin
W. N. Anderson Jr
Join
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Wartfi
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County
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Karat Clay
King Ferdinand
qQueen
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Tenvelta
Morrisvale
Boone County
Anf
Christa
Columbus
Tokyo
London
Mizin
Osaka
Two More West Virginia Vietnam Victims
Two West Virginia servicemen confirmed as Vietnam casualties as the Defense Department lists additional deaths. Details remain sparse on names and units, but the report notes the expanding toll from the war and honors the fallen.
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Wadiungion
UPL
West Virginia
Tinea O Ehlaner
Mrs Johnson Starts Packing for Move from White House
Mrs Johnson begins packing as political reassessment swirls around the White House. She plans for a possible exit, dismissing talk of a Johnson rerun and organizing staff to ship personal art and belongings. The couple, long at Washington, prepares August travel with LHS items aboard as they weigh a return to Texas.
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Osyy Bird Johnson
Takina Xa
White House
Johnson
Uarry Truman
LBS
Johnsons
Washington
Texas
ICCC Opposes Communism Emphasized At Work Congress
Reverend Carl G. McIntire of Collingswood NJ opened the ICC’s fir Work congress before about 2,000 delegates. He asserted God granted ICCC a clear understanding of Communism’s drive to abolish God’s time and a belief that the Bible believers must resist this threat. The ICCC, founded to preserve literal biblical interpretation, gathered to reaffirm opposition to communism and what was described as an attack on religious belief.
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Carie May
NWS
International
Ueil
Chrristian Churches
CCC
Carl G MeIntire
Collingswood
Shoke
ICC
TCCC
International Council of Christian Churches
Mterative
ICCC
Delegate Post Goes to Hicks
CHARLESTON UPI Gov. Hulett C. Smith appointed Paul E. Wicks of West Logan to an expired term in the House, with the selection occurring Thursday as part of the delegate post appointments in Charleston. The move fills a vacancy and aligns with state political reassignments announced by the governor.
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Charleston
UPI
Paul E. Wicks
West Logan
Hulett C. Smith
Helenatoe i
Kennedy Jr Enrolls at Collegiate School After Grade Repeat Rumor
New York reports First Lady Mrs Kennedy moved John F Kennedy Jr from a Catholic private school to Collegiate School on the West Side. Sources say the decision follows a recommendation for him to repeat second grade. Leonard Bernstein and Lauren Bacall urged the switch. Caroline Kennedy will stay at Sacred Heart.
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John F. Kennedy Jr
John
iFirst
Willeew
Kennedy
David's
Natiim
Leonard Bernstein
Artress
Lauren Bacall
Reformed Butch Church
Bernstein
Sons of United Nations
Juan
Caroline
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Showers From Gulf To Lakes Spread Across Nation
Storms from the Gulf to the Great Lakes brought heavy rain and tornado sightings for a second straight day. The U S Weather Bureau noted a warm front from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley fueling the system. Indianapolis logged more than 12 inches of rain in a six hour downpour. Fort Wayne near an inch. A separate front spurred rains from North Dakota to Montana, while northwest fronts caused light showers. Tornadoes touched down near The Lake It north of Minnesota and north of Rebran Nebraska, about 74 miles southwest of Lincoln, with no injuries reported.
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United Press Intornatimes
Gulf
Great Lakes
U.S
Weather Bureau
Great Lake
Ohio
Indianapalis
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Plains
North Dakota
Montana
Northwest
Pacific
Minnesota
Rebran
Neh
Lincoln
Famaye
Stanley to Attend Training Program at Northwestern University
Lt. R. E. Stanley of the Department of Public Safety received a 2300 award to attend a traffic police administration training program at Northwestern University. The event drew 55 police from 22 states and three plaster nodes from nearby areas amid Bratislava talks and East bloc concerns.
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R. Eb, Stanley
Department of Public Safety
Northwestern Uni
Amprsham
England
UPT
T. A. Welty
Suierintend
UPH
Communist Party
Sup
Czechoslovakia
Commit Uiversity
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Nist
Contron
Stanley
Soviet Union
Cron
Chenlea
Olcome
Bratislava
Union Ends Strike Against General Telephone Co
A 320 member Communications Workers of America strike against General Telephone Co ended Thursday night. Workers returned toTam today under a settlement that withholds ten layoffs and preserves wages, longevity, and vacation time. Oscar Davis, CWA president, cited grievances over supervision, faulty equipment, and long hours as the dispute’s core.
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Communications Workers of America Union
GWA
General Telephone Co
Tam
Renewed Threat Of Crew Being Put On Trial
U S officials said North Korea’s statements after the Pueblo incident hint at a possible trial for the captured crew. They cautioned there is no immediate evidence of a trial and questioned the voluntary nature of interviews given by sailors. Detention since the Pueblo seizure remains unresolved as North Korea blocks Red Cross access.
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UPT
North Korea
Pueblo
United States
Red Cross
Sonia
U.S
Shorts
Puebla
McGovern Headquarters Opened Amid Draft Evasion Charge
McGovern campaign offices opened at a Sheraton hotel as delegates gathered. Meanwhile Justice Watters, 22, of Columbus Ohio, was arrested for failure to report for induction and faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted.
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Osio
URI
Justie Watters
Ohio
Irmed
Watters
Minton
U. S
Tod
Pris
Long Lost Bullet Report From London Air Raid Remnant
The story recounts a 24 year journey of a bullet found in England that pierced Sawtell during a London air raid. Sawtell, now 59, recalls being struck by the bullet many years ago, with the discovery shedding light on a long-ago wartime event and its lingering traces.
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Whymquve
England
UPI
Sawtell
Traver
London
Death notices for Miles Forest Blaser and Randolph Lamaster
Two obituary notices list Forest E Miles Blaser 77 of New Richmond who died after a long illness and Randolph Lon Lamaster 85 of Bellwood passing away in a Beckley hospital. Blaser was a former minor and UMWA member, survived by wife Selen Miles two sons two sisters and five grandchildren. Lamaster was a coal miner, UMW member and churchgoer, survived by two sisters. Funeral services and burial are scheduled in Bluefield and Meadow Bridge areas, with arrangements at local funeral homes.
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Thomas BP. Morrissey
Springfield
Mays
Forest Blaser Miles
New Richmond
Wick
Auens
Partaski
Henry Clay Miles
Umwa Loch
Selen Smead Miles
Bill
New Richmord
George Anderson
Yards
Maude
Charlotte
Simday
Sam Foglesong
Ronald Adkins
Morgan Blankenship
Woodlawn Park
Bluefield
Nease
Neely
Mulletis
Cans
R. L. Lamaster
Raindolph
Air Pollution Meeting Set in Martinsburg
The West Virginia Air Pollution Control Commission will hold a public meeting on August 20 in the Berkeley County Courthouse Martinsburg. Director Carl Beard will report to the Berkeley County Clean Air Committee on its study of the Brenter Martinsburg arena.
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West Virginia Air Pollution, Control Commission
Martinsburg
Commission
Carl Beard Sak
Berkeley County
Clean Air Committee
Brenter Martinsburg
Williams Infant Twins Described for Newborn Sons of Richards
Williams infant twins are described for the newborn sons of John Srt Virginia Richards Williams of Midway. The service will be held today at Met Goal Cemeteries with Edgar Richards officiating. Survivors include a brother Jin My Ler at home, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Raymond Richards of Midway, and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Sim Williams of Glen White. Williams Funeral Home in MacArthur is in charge of funeral arrangements.
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Joh Srt
Virginia Richards Wiliams
Midway
Edgar Richards
Frreals
Jinmy Ler
Raymond Richards
Jane
Sim Wiliams
Glen White
Williams
MacArthur
Plane Stolen By Cubans Will Be Returned
Homestead Florida reports a Russian built crop dusting plane stolen by 14 Cuban exile defectors landed at North Homestead General Aviation Airport after long radar tricks. The Czach Embassy handles Cuban affairs said negotiations were underway. Five men and four children were aboard the craft. The group allegedly broke free due to pesticide fumes from parathion and surrendered pistols and a rifle to officials.
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Homestead
UPL
FBI
Freedery Will
Ciba
State Department
Nothestead General Aviation
Florina Straits
Czach
Bo Itis
Mortien
Gera Hapon
Patricia Dodge ‘Davasses
Rerlice UA Navy
Kansas
Homestead Airpark
Abe
Oi Keys
Argel Ricardo Golzggart
Black Power Rally Ends Without Incident in West End
The Black Unity League of Kentucky rally drawn about 260 Negro participants ended peacefully with no arrests or injuries after tensions in the West End. Police patrolled the area while demands for civilian oversight and reform of police brutality were voiced, echoing outrage over the Zion Baptist Church bombing.
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Ewarch
AD. Wiliams King
Marin Luther Klag Dn
Uirmarked Cays
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