Peking policy under fire as Mao faces growing Asian rift
News analysis by Leon Dennen argues Mao Tse-tung's chosen leadership has endorsed brinkmanship but faces growing disarray across Asia. It notes North Korea's shift toward Moscow, Hanoi's tensions with Peking, and Yugoslav dispatches on Viet Nam while warning of China losing grip on regional Communist parties and echoing U.S. resistance to Viet Nam aggression.
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United Nations
NEA
Mae Tse-tung
Peking
Mao
Europe
Africa
Latin America
Asia
People’s Daily
North Korea
Russia
Communist Party
China
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Japan
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Cambodia
Yugoslavia
Viet Nam
Liu Shao-chi
Ho Chi Minh
India
Indira Gandhi
States
Red China
Red Parties
Latin
Oak Hill Women Win Honors in Eighth Annual Flower Show
Oak Hill reports Redbud Garden Club members sweep honors at Fayette County Flower Show with Mrs. Don ald Lively winning sweep stakes and Mrs. Frank Thomas the Rosemont Vase Traveling Award. Other winners include Thelma Burgess and Woodrow Goff, while new Pineville High teachers are listed alongside the hiring of Richard Simmons as basketball coach.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Fayette County
Redbud Garden Club
Donald Lively
Frank Thomas
Dollie Griener
Redbud Club
Thelma Burgess
Hawks Nest
Woodrow Goff
Lively
Rosemont
Pineville High School
Darrell McKinney
Paige Cline
Ronald Gunter
McKinney
Glen McKinney
Glen Cozert
Mullens
Brian Scott
Mullens High School
Concord College
Athens
Cooper
James B. Cooper
West Logan
Concord
Richard Simmons
Mansfield Urges Johnson De Gaulle Meeting Soon
Sen D Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urged President Johnson and French leader Charles de Gaulle to hold a summit soon to discuss Viet Nam peace prospects. He proposed a Guadeloupe stopover as a potential meeting site and noted De Gaulle’s Cambodia trip with Sihanouk. No White House response yet.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
China
Indochina
Mansfield
Basse- Terre
Guadeloupe
Caribbean
Tams Man Hurt In Road Mishap
Joseph Furi a 46 year old Tams resident was critically injured Monday after losing control of his car on Route 16 near Beechwood. The Amigo Smokeless Coal Co employee was returning from work when he allegedly sped through a curve, sending the car into a ditch crossing the highway and damaging a house porch before careening down a hill. He was hospitalized with severe head and chest injuries and underwent a tracheotomy before transfer to Charleston for further treatment.
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Mullens
RNS
Joseph Furi
Tams
Beechwood
Furi
Amigo Smokeless Coal Co
Paul Kade
Kade
Wyoming
Charleston
Presbyterian Leaders Set Sept 11 Meeting
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church hosts a September 11 gathering from 3 to 8 p.m. for teachers of children, youth, and adults to review new courses. Men of the Church dine September 2 at 6 30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. The four church circles meet September 12 and Women of the Church assemble September 19 at 7 30 p.m. for officer installation. Deacons meet September 4 after service.
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Mount Hope
RNS
John L. Payne Jr
Presbytery
Christian Education Committee
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
First Child Is Born at Appalachian Regional Hospital
Pvt. and Mrs. Robert Doyle Sharp announce the birth of their first child, a son named John Doyle, born August 24 at Appalachian Regional Hospital in Beckley. He weighs seven pounds seven ounces. Father is stationed at Ft. Bragg, N C. The family resides with the wife’s parents at 721 Frantz Ave Mullens. Grandparents listed from Dublin and Mullens area with great and great great grandparents named.
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Mullens
Buford Warf
Dublin
Mazie Thacker
Millsville
Fred K. Sharp
Woodlawn
Princeton Man Drowns In Pond
James G. Aliff 21 of near Princeton drowned while swimming with eight friends in a flood control pond near the West Virginia Turnpike. Rescue squads towed the pond for hours, recovering his body in about eight feet of water after he attempted a 600 yard crossing and went under mid course.
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Princeton
UPI
James G. Aliff
West Virginia Turnpike
Bluefield
Giles County
Aliff
Mount Hope Obituaries and Residents Update
Mount Hope notes that Charles R. Harnsbarger of Park Heights Addition is a patient at Oak Hill Hospital for observation and treatment. Frank and Mrs. Farin, also of Park Heights, returned from weeks touring the Holy Lands and foreign countries. Helen Greer of Kilsyth remains ill at home. The Rev T A Jaeger and family, including son Ted, returned from Missouri visit. Mrs Jaeger is pastor. Richard Dower of Coreopolis visited his aunt Mary Dower in Mount Hope, with Mr and Mrs Andrew Oschlager.
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Mount Hope
Charles R. Harnsbarger
Park Heights Addition
Oak Hill Hospital
Frank Farin
Holy Lands
Helen Greer
Kilsyth
T. A. Jaeger
Ted
Missouri
Jaeger
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Richard Dower
Coreopolis
Mary Dower
Main Street
Andrew Oschlager
Monroe Street
Two Inmates Escape and Hijack Train Engine in Arizona
Two inmates escaped from Arizona State Prison at Florence stole a pickup truck and hijacked a train engine and caboose. They surrendered to authorities when the engine reached the end of its track about 40 miles east of Florence.
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Hayden, Ariz
UPI
Arizona State
Florence
Elkins Crash Probe to Inspect single engine flight
FAA officials intend to question pilot Alfred H DeFranco 29 of Columbia New Jersey after a crash landing near Durbin West Virginia He was found walking at Camp Locust Springs recreation area and admitted to a local hospital for observation The wreckage lay about 40 miles southeast of Elkins airport DeFranco said he flew into a mountain but gave no clear cause while loss of radio contact occurred during flight from Huntington to Harrisburg
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Elkins
UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
Alfred H. DeFranco
Columbia
N. J
FAA
DeFranco
al- Sadies
Camp Locust Springs
Charles Kelsey
Roger
Cherry Grove
Mooney
Huntington
Harrisburg
Charleston
Verwoerd Article Sells Out Time Magazine in Johannesburg
Time magazine finally appeared on newsstands in Johannesburg after a delay caused by the publications control board review. The cover story on Premier Hendrik Verwoerd sold out quickly, reflecting strong reader interest despite censorship scrutiny.
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TIME
Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Time Magazine
Hendrik Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Nation
Publications Control Board
Father Son Crown In New River Accident
In Thurgmond area state police report Bennie Mosley 47 of Glen Jean fell into the New River during a Sunday fishing trip and his son Van 15 attempted a rescue. Both bodies were recovered late Monday. Mrs Mosley found two bodies near the usual fishing area with no sign of her husband or son and noted his history of dizzy spells.
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Thurmond
UPI
Oak Hill
Bennie Mosley
Glen Jean
New River
Van
Labor Day Travel Warns of Traffic Deaths
CHICAGO UPI The National Safety Council warns a 78 hour Labor Day weekend could see 530 to 630 traffic deaths as 93 million miles are driven. Howard Pyle says the estimate could rise by 200 if drivers drink. last year set a record with 575 deaths.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
The
Safety Council
Lung Cancer Near Epidemic Proportions in Smokers
Dr Harold Levine chief of Cook County Hospital Hektoen Institute says lung cancer among cigarette smokers is nearing epidemic levels with 80 percent of 400 annual cases at the hospital being squamous cell cancer. He notes no observed cases in never-smokers.
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Chicago
UPI
Harold Levine
Levine
Medical Chest Service
Cook County
Hektoen Institute For Medical Research
Congress Eyes Stronger Minimum Wage by Labor Day
Congress may craft a stronger federal minimum wage than the House or Senate plans to 160 hours, $1.60, and widen wage hour benefits. A liberal conference committee could push a compromised bill to both houses before Labor Day, with potential provisions strengthening the wage law. Wheat prices and subsidies also spark discussion as the Johnson administration flags actions to lower 1967 wheat prices.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Senate
House-Senate
Odin Langen
Minn
GOP Agriculture Task Force
Johnson Administration
Agriculture Department
Langren
Revival services announced for Cirtsville Methodist Church
Revival set to begin September 5 at Cirtsville Methodist Church with evangelist Rev Chic Carte. Pastor Rev Clarence Riddle notes special singing each night and services at 7 30 p m to start.
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Cirtsville
Cirtsville Methodist Church
Chic Carte
Clarence Riddle
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