Stock Market Rebounds After Monday Decline
New York based market rally opens with heavy early volume as Dow Jones gains over 8 points in first 40 minutes. Glamour stocks lead advances with Motorola Fairchild Texas Instruments IBM rising, while General Motors Chrysler Kodak also advance. Analysts note ongoing volatility after Monday’s sharp losses and warn that several support levels may be tested as concerns over interest rates inflation and economic policy persist.
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Dow Jones
Motorola
Fairchild Camera
Texas Instruments
IBM
KLM
Northwest
Braniff
Teledyne
Itek
General Motors
Chrysler
Kodak
New York Stock Exchange
Harry S Truman
Wall Street
United Press International
Wall
Johnson
Granville
James Dines
Kinsey Trial: Kinsey Admits Rock Could Support Head
Kinsey's attorney Byron Georgiadis notes the rock could have been used to prop up Peverly's head after a fall and Kinsey could have disposed of the iron bar. Kifunda testifies Kinsey appeared perplexed, said his wife fell off a rock, and showed the rock scene. Trial enters its fourth day.
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Kinsey
Byron Georgiadis
Kifunda
Peverly
Georgiadis
Kinoy
De Gaulle Visits Cambodia In Warm Welcome
Prince Norodom Sihanouk praises Charles de Gaulle as one of the greatest men of our times at Phnom Penh arrival. De Gaulle plans a Vietnam peace appeal and is praised for Cambodia’s neutrality while security tightens and a concrete pavilion is built for the ceremony.
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Norodom Sihanouk
de Gaulle
Sihanouk
Paris
Phnom Penh City
Vonne
North Viet Nam
Viet Con
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Camboia
Tax plans clash as Congress debates corporate tax hike
The Oregon Democrat notes Congress will not pass a personal income tax and argues economic data show personal income falling. Tax bills must originate in the House Ways and Means Committee, with Chairman Mills unlikely to push unpopular measures unless Johnson requests action. Ullman backs a 4 percent corporate tax rise, suspends the 7 percent investment tax credit, and proposes a 5 percent excess profits tax for corporations.
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Congress
Oregon Democrat
House
Ways & Means Committee
Thee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Johnson
Ullman
Nurses Strike Debates Continue At San Francisco General
The afternoon session between Mayor John F. Shelley and nurses' representatives concluded with plans to declare an emergency and seek county funds to meet the nurses' demands. The hospital corridors were quiet as buses lined the streets for patient evacuation. A chaplain reported night-long talks with patients while a draftsman said he supported the nurses and noted supervisory staff would stay to care for patients.
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John F. Shelley
San Francisco General Hospital
G.J. Fader
Roy L. Webb
Webb
Enneth Merrill
Road resurfacing and beautification bids open Sept 6
UPI reports bids for 13 highway projects in eight counties with 33.18 miles of resurfacing and three I 64 beautification jobs. Estimated total cost is 460000. Projects include U S 21 resurfacing in Wood Wirt and Jackson Counties and I 64 landscaping between Barboursville and the Putnam line.
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Charleston
UPI
State Road Commission
Wood
Wirt
Jackson
Rockport
Wirt County
W. Va
Ripley
Cabell
Putnam
East Huntington
Barboursville
Lockhart
Mingo
Belo
Delbarton
Morgan
U. S
Berkeley Springs
Maryland
Virginia
Jackson County
Williamson
Johnson Speaks To Legionnaires At 48th Convention
Washington United Press International reports President Johnson delivers the principal address to the 48th American Legion national convention. About 6,000 delegates will consider 600 resolutions on Viet Nam policy and defense issues while Army Captain Roger H. C. Donlon receives the Distinguished Service Medal.Outgoing national commander L. Eldon James urges support for South Viet Nam and criticizes protestors for aiding Communists, as the 50 000-strong legion parade opens the gathering.
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Washington
U.S
L. Eldon James
Hampton
America
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
James
Deaths And Funerals Amon W Canady 1907 1967
Funeral services for Amon W Canady 59 of Crab Orchard will be at 2 p m Wednesday at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev Roy Shrewsberry. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Garden. Canady died Monday after a short illness born Raleigh County June 19 1907. Survived by wife Gladys two grandchildren five siblings and his mother Mrs Bethany Canady. Body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home after 5 p m today. Pallbearers listed.
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Amon W Canady
Crab Orchard
Roy Shrewsberry
Blue Ridge Memorial Garden
Canaday
Ben F. Canady
Bethany G. Canady
Raleigh County
McAlpin Coal Co
New Testament Church
Gladys Canady
Harold
Ravenswood
Robert
Carole) Alexander
Cincinnati
Ohio
Earl
Compton
Calif
Glen
Midway
Ora Pittman
Hessie Blevins
Abney
Jimmy Hicks
Laurel
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
von Brooks
Abe Lilly
Randall Bowles
Earl Green
Paul Hurley
H. Kenneth Manning
Ray Mason Shumate
Paint St
Melton
Walter H. Griswold
Mt. Tabor
Shumate
Beckley
Albert J
Lizzie Williams Shumate
Brooks Adair School
Sprague
First Christian Church of
Nettie Edmonds Shumate
Iris
New York City
N. Y
Mason
St. Johnsberry
Howard Phipps
Melton Mortuary
Landon Ball
Jack Ferguson
Drowning tragedy claims Benjamin Mosley and son Van Lewis
Funeral arrangements are in complex for Benjamin Mosley 48 and his son Van Lewis 15 of Glen Jean who drowned while fishing in New River Sunday. Mosley, disabled miner and Glen Jean Baptist Church member, leaves a large family including Vivian his wife and several siblings. services pending. Also noted are funeral details for Michael Hundley 21 of Columbus Ohio formerly Smoot killed in a Columbus car crash and for Crowder (Cremo) Crowder of Lundale who died from injuries in a motorcycle accident with services forthcoming.
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Benjamin Mosley
van Lewis
Glen Jean
New River
Benjamin
Glen Jean Baptist Church
Lochgelly
United Mine Workers of America
William Mosley
Red Star
Vivian Mosley
Ben D
Stamford, Conn
Bill K
Geena K
Harry
Robert
Philadelphia
Charles
Pittsburgh
Parker
Scarbro
Amanda Nelson
Rosie Allicott
Mary Rivers
Willie Hyman
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Bridges Rites Set For Agatha W Bridges
Funeral services for Mrs Agatha Willis Bridges 74 of Ansted will be held at 2 p m Thursday in Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev W H Kieldsing officiating Burial will follow at High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill She died Monday in an Oak Hill hospital from a stroke Surviving sisters include E R Bridges and G T Stanley of Rocky Mount Va three sons Frank Marvin Roy and three daughters Mildred Buchanan Oole Cheek Beatrice Sneed 15 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren The body will lie in state at the funeral home after 5 p m Wednesday
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Agatha Willis Bridges
Ansted
Tyree
Rocky Mount
Frank
Baltimore
Marvin
Trenton
Ohio
Roy
Columbus
Mildred Buchanan
Oole Cheek
Route 1
Scarbro
Beatrice Sneed
Oak Hill
Ralph H. Crisp Funeral Service Details
Ralph Hayes Crisp, 53, Harvey, dies after long illness. Funeral at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Chapel with Rev. Kenneth Bonds and Rev. G C. Martin, burial in Hilltop Cemetery. Born Glen Jean June 17, 1913, son of the late James W. Crisp and Anna Crisp. Survived by three brothers Basil Kyler both of Fort Thomas Ky Edward Oak Hill and sister Mrs Roberta Elder Summerlee. Friends may call after 5 p m today at the funeral home.
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Ralph Hayes Crisp
Harvey
Tyree Funeral Home
Kenneth Bonds
G. C. Martin
Hilltop
Crisp
Glen Jean
James W. Crisp
Anna Crisp
Basil
Kyler
Ft. Thomas
Edward
Oak Hill
Roberta Elder
Summerlee
Alabama Desegregation Funds Fight Affects State Budget
Wallace administration grapples with a plan to replace about 3.8 million of more than 30 million in federal education funds at risk if desegregation provisions are rejected. Governors aides push amendments to challenge constitutionality and nullify local board forms. Critics warn of a potential 1964 federal court ruling mandating desegregation and possible loss of financing for remaining segregated schools.
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Alabama
Wallace
Arnold Wyont Dies on Vacation in Michigan
Arnold Wyont foreman and construction superintendent for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. in Beckley died at 12 30 a m Sunday from a stroke while vacationing in Michigan. He was active in the Little League and various civic groups. The body was sent to a Huntington funeral home.
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Arnold Wyont
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Beckley
Michigan
Wyont
Little League
Huntington Funeral Home
Armstead, Covington man, dies after long illness
Alonzo Armstead 71 of Covington Virginia and formerly of Winding Gulf died at 11 a.m. Monday in a local hospital after a long illness. Armstead was a member of
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Alonzo William Armstead
Covington
Winding Gulf
Armstead
A.C. Lyles builds a profitable B picture empire
Hollywood producer A C Lyles defends B pictures as inexpensive yet quality assignments. He says most cost under a million, shoots in color at Paramount in about ten days, and has a stock company including Arlen, Mayo, Donlevy, and Chaney. Lyles has produced 14 films in 32 months and plans 10 more, aiming for steady profits rather than prestige. He cites friendship as Hollywood’s greatest wealth.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood
A.C. Lyles
Lyles
Johnny Reno
Waco
Richard Arlen
Lyles’ Pictures
Barton MaClane
Lon Chaney
Jane Russell
Dana Andrews
James
Paramount Studios
A.C
Pettry service held for Dillie M Pettry in Sundial
Mrs Dillie Mae Pettry age 58 of Sundial died recently. Services were held at her home with Rev Ervin Dickens officiating. Burial followed in Petry Cemetery at Naoma. Survivors include husband Otis three daughters and seven sons. Also mother two sisters six brothers and 25 grandchildren. Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville handled arrangements.
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Sundial
Ervin Dickens
Pettry
Naoma
Otis
Faye Pettry
Rock i Creek
Edna Browning
Ruby Drombroski
Cleveland
Ohio
James
Horse Creek
Carlos
Pauline
Willie
Arlie
Billy
Eugene
Minnie Canterbury
Rock Creek
Etta Boggs
Barbara Dotson
Essie Lambert
Kenneth
Chicago
Ill
Herman
Oscar
Carson
Winfried
Donald
Oliver
Armstrong Funeral Home
Whitesville
Final rites for Alfred Crowder scheduled in Laindale
Final rites for Alfred Devon Crowder aged 18 of Laindale will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Tyree Funeral Home with Rev. Kenneth Bond officiating. Burial will follow in Payne Cemetery.
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Alfred Devon Crowder
Laindale
Tyree
Land swap proposal tests Cape Kennedy graduate school site
Washington columnist recounts congressional hearings on H.R. 28 to transfer 20 acres at Cape Kennedy to Florida for a University of Florida graduate engineering center. Issues: land ownership, operating funds, and a Navy conclusionthat the $650,000 facility may need relocation penalizing the bill as academic.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
U.S
Florida
Cape Kennedy Space Center
House
Armed Services
Air Force
University of Florida
Cape Kennedy
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Nav
Navy
Union Sues Over Wheeling Job Site Dispute
The National Labor Relations Board filed suit against Local 154 of the International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers in Weirton West Virginia. McGraw Construction Co of Middletown Ohio says its employees unloaded and assembled two basic oxygen furnaces at Weirton Steel after a work stoppage on August 9. The union contends its members should have been assigned the tasks. McGraw workers are members of the International Association of Bridge Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
National Labor Relations Board
Weirton
W.a
McGraw Construction Co
Middletown
Ohio
McGraw
Weirton Steel
The
International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers
Untrained Reserve Call To Start Congress Feud
Washington leaders face a fight in Congress over reserve call up authority as 133 000 untrained Army reservists and National Guardsmen could be mobilized alongside draftees in Vietnam. The House Armed Services Committee approved a reserve bill of rights to block merging the Army reserve into the National Guard and to allow the President to call up this force after certifying necessity to Congress.
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UPI
Viet Nam
Congress
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
Johnson
House-Senate
House Armed Services Committee
Reserve
Pentagon
Army Reserve
National Guard
The
Viet Cong strongholds hit near Saigon in broad Desert line raid
U S and Marine crews conducted 322 single attacks against Communist targets in South Viet Nam. A Marine battalion ended nine day Allegheny operation near Da Nang with moderate casualties and enemy losses. Air strikes destroyed 11 warehouses 28 trucks damaged 22 bridges two radar sites and five antiaircraft sites. A Naval Skyhawk flight hit a convoy near Thanh Hoa destroying four trucks damaging three. A Viet Cong terror squad exploded a billet for defectors near Tri Tam wounding some occupants. Communist radio warned mass assassinations of election candidates and officials. Hanoi accused U S bombs of mass civilian massacre. The Saigon South China Sea shipping channel remained closed after Baton Rouge Victory broke loose from salvage moorings.
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da Nang
Saigon
Asia
Air Force
Marine
Navy
Independent
Thanh Hoa
Tri Tam
South China Sea
Baton Rouge
Interim Committees Face Heavy Schedule
CHARLESTON UPS The Legislature's main interim committees meet for three days starting Sept 11 to review the tax structure. A two hour subcommittee session will cover the transportation privilege tax along with conflicts of interest, auto insurance, and dilapidated buildings laws. Sunday opens with Wheeling Creek Flood Control, teachers' retirement, and post conviction review studies. Monday covers debt consolidation and second mortgage loans and state executive offices.
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Charleston
UPS
Missouri Compromise Admission Details
The Missouri Compromise planned Missouri's admission as a slave state and Maine as a free state, balancing free and slave states in the Union. This legislative framework defined regional power and shaped sectional tensions in early U.S. history.
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Missouri
Maine
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