USSR pleads for Afro Asian role at Algiers conference
In a Kremlin rally honoring Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser, Anastas Mikoyan urged Soviet admission to the November Afro Asian conference in Algiers arguing the USSR belongs to Asia geostrategically. He pressed the United States to halt bombing in Vietnam and called for anti imperialist unity with China and Egypt. Nasser offered no commitment on Soviet attendance and prepared to depart for Yugoslavia after a day of ceremonies. a joint communique was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Algiers
Presi
Dent Anastas I. Mikoyan
Kremlin
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Europe
Asia
Mikoyan
Nasser
Russia
Egypt
United States
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
Betsy Could Be Seeded In Stormfury Tests
Hurricane Betsy languished in the tropical Atlantic as Project Stormfury teams prepared to decide if seeding with silver iodide is safe. The second 1965 hurricane, centered about 900 miles southeast of Miami, showed winds near 85 mph with slow movement expected through mid afternoon.
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Miami
UPI
Atlantic
Navy
U. S. Weather Bureau
Project
Stormfury
San Juan
P.R
Raymond Kraft
Betsy
Kraft
Smith To Hear People Tomorrow At Glenville
Gov Hulett C Smith will meet residents at Glenville State College Wednesday in a third government to the people visit. About 21 state officials will accompany him. Citizens from Braxton Calhoun Gilmer Jackson Lewis Mason Putnam Randolph Ritchie Roane Upshur Webster Wirt and Wood Counties are invited to bring problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Hulett C. Smith
Glenville State College
Smith
Braxton
Calhoun
Gilmer
Jackson
Lewis
Mason
Putnam
Randolph
Ritchie
Roane
Upshur
Webster
Wirt
Wood Counties
Moundsville
Martinsburg
Jack Canfield
Glenville
Spencer
Charlestonian Killed At Gallipolis Ferry Plant
Erma Larch a Charleston foreman for Steel Erectors Inc. was killed at the Stauffer Chemical plant near Gallipolis Ferry when a wall section toppled by an acetylene torch caused a large siding piece to fall on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. Pleasant
UPI
Charleston
Erma Larch
Stauffer Chemical
Gallipolis
Here
Larch
Steel Erectors Inc
Resignation Offered By D. R. Junta
Santo Domingo reports Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Bar rera’s junta offered its resignation under pressure, potentially clearing the way for a provisional government amid the Dominican crisis. The OAS backs installing Hector Garcia Godoy as provisional president, but doubt remains on junta support. The junta will not sign interim agreements, while rebels led by Col. Francisco Caamano Deno agreed to the terms. Imbert’s regime vows to continue “business as usual” until the provisional government forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcia
Francisco Caamano Deno
Imbert
Domincan
Steel Talks Delay Steel Strike Negotiations
President Johnson urged quick, noninflationary settlement as labor and management paused a nationwide steel strike. Senator Mansfield warned a shutdown would devastate prosperity and defense, noting past recession causes. Talks continued with federal mediation and subcommittee work in Pittsburgh aimed at resolving remaining issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormack
McCormack
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Montana
Arthur Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower
America
Johnson
U. S. Steel
White House
Pittsburgh
Abel
R. Conrad Cooper
Coal-Treatment Sewage Plant Contract Signed
The Office of Coal Research signed a 617000 contract with Rand Corp to build and run a pilot plant turning sewage into usable fuel using crushed coal. Senator Jennings Randolph cites possible public works pairing WV communities to supply sewage lines to the Potomac site in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Office of Coal Research
Rand Corp
Cleveland
U.S. Interior
Stewart Udall
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Potomac River
West Virginia
Randolph
Life Insurance Application Request to Great Lakes Co
Individual in Elgin Illinois requests mail of application forms and rate information for life insurance. They seek details on policy options and pricing to assess coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Insurance Co
Elgin
Dept. Sihisinpus Great Lakes Insurance Co
Ilinois
Deaths and Funerals for James E. Baughan of Oak Hill
Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Doggett Chapel Laurel Creek for James Elbert Baughan 55 a coal miner and Oak Hill Baptist Church member who died Sunday at home after a heart attack. Burial in Baughan family cemetery on Laurel Creek. Surviving brothers include Tom of Arizona and John of Minden. sisters Mary Hamilton Bessie Kincaid and Claudy Hackney. six sons James John Thomas Curtis Pfe Charles. six daughters Beverly Mary Bell Janet Alice Shirley Jo Ann. 17 grandchildren. Bodies at Thomas Funeral Home Oak Hill prior to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elbert Baughan
Oak Hill
Doggett
Laurel Creek
Ernest Barley
Baughan
Alice Tincher Baughan
Tom
Arizona
John Baughan
Minden
Mary Hamilton
Bessie Kincaid
Rock Lick
Claudy Hackney
James
Fort Belvoir
John
Thomas
Curtis
Pfe
Charles Baughan
Fort Jackson
S. C
Beverly
Mary Bell Baughan
Janet Justice
Alice Elkins
Cleveland
Ohio
Shirley Keller
Jo Ann Bragg
Gatewood
Doggett Chapel
Thomas Funeral Home
John Henry
Kenna) Bowles
Layland
Chestnut Knob
Roy Tyree
Moose Lodge
Bowles
Beckley
Meadow Creek
William Bowles
Layland Baptist Church
Laurel
Clarence
Crab Orchard
Eugene
Kenneth
Drayton Plains
Mich
Ernest
Lincoln Bowles
Avis
Wallace
Funeral services held for Everett J. Lilly in Coal City
Everett Jackson Lilly 77 of Coal City died Monday after an extended illness. Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Coal City Church of God, Rev E R Pope officiating, with burial in Coal City Cemetery. He was a retired miner born May 20 1888 in Bluestone. Survived by wife Myrtha and six sons and six daughters, 40 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Body at Williams Funeral Home MacArthur after 5 p m today. will be moved to church one hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Jackson Lilly
Coal City
Beckley
Osburn
Have de Grace
Orlan
William F
Glen Morgan
Clayton
Paul
West Palm Beach
Fla
Robert E
Air Force
Smyra
Tenn
Norma Meadows
Glen White
Pauline Todaro
Virginia Beach
Clemma Fuson
Eccles
Louise Ward
Kathrine Worley
Cleveland
Ohio
Emogene White
Birmingham
Ala
Williams Funeral Home
MacArthur
Bunch of Glen Daniel dies after long illness at 56
Claude Bunch 56 of Lester died at 7 30 p m Monday in a local nursing home after a long illness He belonged to Coal Marsh Baptist Church Glen Daniel was a coal miner last with Raleigh Wyoming Mining Co at Glen Rogers Born June 15 1909 in Morgan County Tenn son of the late George and Mandy Handy Bunch Survivors include his wife Lona Bailey Bunch three sons Tommy Donnie Dwain at home one stepson Vaughn Brooks Lom poc Calif five daughters Carolyn Vaughan Cape Kennedy Fla Kathryn Wolf Lompoc Calif Orietha Byrd Frances and Renee all at home two stepdaughters Virgie Beaver Dallas Tex Posey Bailey Lubia North Africa one brother Floyd Bunch Petros Tenn one sister Ella Daugherty Oliver Springs Tenn and 12 grandchildren Body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bunch
Lester
Coal Marsh Baptist Church
Glen Daniel
Raleigh- Wyoming Mining Co
Glen Rogers
Morgan County
Tenn
George and
Mandy Handy Bunch
Lona Bailey Bunch
Tommy
Donnie
Dwain
Vaughn Brooks
Lompoc
Calif
John
Carolyn) Vaughan
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Fred
Cathryn) Wolf
Ival
Oretha) Byrd
Frances
Renee
Mebin
Virgie) Beaver
Dallas
Tex
Posey
Joy) Bailey
Lubia
North Africa
Floyd Bunch
Petros
Ella Daugherty
Oliver Springs
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
James R Blackwell 44 funeral in Corinne Baptist Church
James R Blackwell 44 of Corinne died at home from a self inflicted gunshot wound after months of illness. Funeral at Corinne Baptist Church with Rev Lonnie Blankenship. Burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity. Survived by wife Kitty, son Bucky, brother Joe, sisters Myrtle Cutright Peggy Stazyck Mary England and Betty Blackwell. Burial details and services arranged by Sam Fogleman Funeral Home Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Blackwell
Corinne
Corinne Baptist Church
Lonnie Blankenship
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Blackwell
Navy
Mullens
Amigo Smokeless Coal Co
Lee
Mary Britt Blackwell
Kitty Pikerton Blackwell
Bucky Blackwell
Joe
Suitland
Myrtle Cutright
Buckhannon
Peggy Stazyck
North Highland
Calif
Mary England
Betty Blackwell
Bristol
Sam Foglesong
Curtis A Feury Feury Services at Shiloh Church
Curtis A Feury 49 of Cove Creek died Monday after a heart attack. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at Shiloh Methodist Church Sweet Springs with Rev J E Fairburn and Rev Doyle Cruikshanks. Burial will follow in Nester Cemetery near Glace. He was a retired West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. employee and a brother of Mrs Myrtle Fury of Beckley. Born November 17 1915 in Glace he was a son of the late Ira Jarrett and Lula S Webb Feury. Shanklin Funeral Home White Sulphur Springs in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Adkins Feury
Cove Creek
Shiloh Methodist Church
Sweet Springs
J. E. Fairburn
Doyle Cruikshanks
Nester
Glace
Feury
Myrtle Fury of
Beckley
Ira Jarrett
Lula S. Webb Feury
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Shanklin
White Sulphur Springs
Massie Rites Set for Carl L Massie at Beaver
Final rites for Carl Lewis Massie 48 of Oak Hill will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Little Vine Primitive Baptist Church Beaver with Elders Kenna Lilly Carlie Cox and Eli Lilly in charge. Burial follows at Williams Cemetery White Oak. He died at 8:10 a.m. Monday after a long illness. Body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home until one hour prior to services. Pallbearers: Ernest Goins Clinton Lively Merriel Lilly Arvil Cox Cleve Smith Emery Catle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lewis Massie
Oak Hill
Little Vine Primitive Baptist Church
Beaver
Kenna Lilly
Carlie Cox
Eli Lilly
Willams
White Oak
Rose and Quesenberry
Ernest Goins
Clinton Lively
Merriel Lilly
Arvil Cox
Cleve Smith
Emery Catle
Rosa L. Blanton Rites Held in Cliffside
Funeral services for Rosa Laura Blanton 74 of Cliffside North Carolina formerly of Blue Jay will be at 2 p m Wednesday in the Rose and Peace Chapel Burial will be in Blue Jay Cemetery She died Monday at 8 am after an extended illness She was a Baptist and born March 7 1891 in Shady Spring She was daughter of the late J W and Nancy Howe Smith Survivors include her husband George Blanton three sons William P Hatcher Cabins Robert Hatcher Mount View and Carl Hatcher Matheny one daughter Mrs Delma Worley Coal City two brothers Rev S D Smith MacArthur and Creed Smith Beckley two sisters Mrs Grace Elliot Mabscott and Mrs Maude Payne Blue Jay and 18 grandchildren Funeral Home kept until the hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Laura Blanton
Cliffside
N. C
Blue Jay
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace Chapel
Blanton
The
Baptist Church
Shady Spring
J. W
Nancy Howe Smith
George Blanton
William P. Hatcher
Cabins
Robert Hatcher
Mount View
Carl Hatcher
Matheny
Delma Worley
Coal City
S. D. Smith
MacArthur
Creed Smith
Beckley
Grace Elliot
Mabscott
Maude Payne
Final rites for Mrs Mary Mitchell at Wright and Anderson
Mrs Mary Mitchell aged 72 of 119 Plumley Ave died Sunday night in a local hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Wright and Anderson Funeral Home Chapel with Elder Edward Wallace presiding. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mitchell
Plumley Ave
Wright
Clothing Drive For Fire Victims In Harman Family
Neighbors seek clothing and household articles for Mrs. Gordon S. Harman and her three children after their home was destroyed by fire early Sunday. Contact Tom Pachuta at 221 Central Ave to donate. The mother said they lost all furniture and the children's clothing. Her husband has been serving in Vietnam since July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon S. Harman
Tom Pachuta
Central Ave
Harmans
Harman
Air Force
Vietnam
Hospitals Told Miraculous Tales by Patients and Visitors
In hospitals the most powerful stories come from patients and visitors who recount medical miracles. The accounts highlight resilience, care, and the impact of doctors and nurses in healing journeys.
Five escapees from Virginia prison farm. two recaptured
Delbert Cline and Robert Sifford were recaptured after escaping from the Goochland Virginia prison farm Monday. Five inmates pulled a knife on a supervisor and a truck driver then fled in a dump truck toward the woods while armed guards held fire. Bloodhounds and state police tracked the fugitives as three others remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goochland
UPI
Logan County
W. Va
Delbert Cline
Crites
Robert Sifford
Frederick County
Arthur Kost
Gary Tomba
Henry Mitchell
Cline
Mitchell
M. L. Royster
Howard H. Armstrong
Royster
Armstrong
Powhatan
Avalanche disaster at Mattmark dam kills Italian workers
An avalanche from Allalin glacier struck the Mattmark hydro plant site near the Italian border in the late afternoon. About 1,000 workers were involved, with 500,000 pounds of debris sweeping 1,650 feet in 90 seconds. Dozens died as the slide trapped workers in a canteen and barracks. authorities cited warm weather and blasting as possible causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattmark
Allalin
Strahlhorn
Red Cross
Road Bids Jump for 800 Miles of Interstate Projects
State road bids cover over 800 miles and 184 projects. Mt State Construction Co of South Charleston bids 1 785 000 to build twin Ohio River bridges for Interstate 70 at Wheeling. W M Green and Co and Central Asphalt Paving Co of Charleston bid 3 969 973 for 3069 miles of Interstate 79 from McWhorter to Lost Creek in Harrison County. Other low bids include Harmon Bros of Grafton for a U S 219 underpass between Midland and Elkins at 265 481 and Ralph Burns Paving Inc of Hillsboro for resurfacing 3 4 miles of Sec 32 and 32 near Grassy Creek at 88 423 with Wayne construction and surfacing 1 mile of U S 52 between Huntington and Wayne by Nicholas and Ronk Inc at 64 859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
U. S. 219
Midland
Elkins
Harmon Bros
Grafton
Nicholas
Grassy Creek
Ralph Burns Paving Inc
Hillsboro
Wayne
U. S
Huntington
Nicholas and Ronk Inc
Childless Married Men May Expect 1966 Call
Selec tive Service Director Lewis B. Hershey said men aged 19 to 26 without children will face draft calls early next year and deferments for students and others will tighten. He noted married men who neglect their families could be drafted after single-era pools are exhausted, possibly after next January. He urged students to improve grades and work for deferments, and supported inducting political pacifists while doubting a voluntary military solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Johnson
U.S
Plane Missing For Three Days In Kentucky Virginia Border Region
A Piper Comanche with three men aboard has been missing since last Wednesday. Ten Civil Air Patrol planes from Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee along with two Army helicopters searched the Kentucky Virginia border area near Grundy and Buchanan counties. The aircraft departed Illinois for Grundy and vanished about 30 minutes west of Whitesburg Kentucky after canceling a Kentucky flight plan due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
UPI
Kentucky - Virginia
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Lonesome Pine
Buchanan County
Old Dominion
Kentucky
Grundy
Jack Stockdale
Danville
Ill
Paul Bennett
Illinois
Dale Coleman
Perryville
Ind
Stockdale
Whitesburg
Viet Nam Zone D stronghold hit as B52 strikes twice
U S air forces conducted another double strike over Zone D over the weekend bringing the total B52 attacks since June 18 to 16. Intelligence reports say the raids forced Viet Cong from long held positions and disrupted life in the area near Chu Lai and An Hoa. An Hoa fell after a pre-dawn assault with no American casualties, as air reinforcements backed Vietnamese ground forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minist Zone D
Air Force
Zone D
An Hoa
Chu Lai
Saigon
Welfare Official Quits in Charleston
Mrs. Lelia H. Fay director of the state Welfare Depart ments division of family services has resigned effective Oct 11 She will join HEW regional office in Charlottesville Mrs Patricia Bouton supervisor in family services will be acting director until a permanent director is named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Lelia H. Fay
State Welfare Department
Division of Family Services
Patricia Bouton
Governor comments on pool access and state police roles
Governor disputes reports that Rock Lake pool enforcement favored the owner’s segregation policy and warns it could be an invalid police use. He and Finance Commissioner Gore consider the $45,000 needed for repairs but will decide after final contractor summaries. Smith notes hopes to move West Virginia Pavilion from the World’s Fair and discusses returning interior displays to owners or private parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Lake
South Charleston
Smith
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Commerce Commission
New York
Astronauts Cooper and Conrad Discuss Endurance Mission
NASA released details of the orbital endurance mission as Cooper and Conrad spoke on tape about the flawless countdown on Aug 21 and the near perfect orbit. The program traced the return trajectory, potential landing troubles, and the off target splashdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Conrad
Earth
Space’ Agency
Cooper and
Houston
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape
Lake Champlain
Geneva seeks a nuclear restraint accord obstacle
Geneva leaders insist no form of nuclear dissemination can be allowed by any multilateral force. No other approach is possible they say. If the West desires a treaty it must accept this principal condition. Conference talks show no common basis for an accord on this issue.
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Ussr
Yugoslavia
D. R. Junta
Steel Talks
James E. Baughan
Everett Lilly
John H. Bowles
Curtis A. Feury
Carl L. Massie
Mrs
Rosa L. Blanton
Brae
Peyton
Geneva
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