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Vargo, a resident of Seattle, arrived to nurse his ill mother Mrs. Barbara Vargo at Beckley Regional, with sisters Mrs. Margaret Miklos and others present. He served in the U S Air Force during World War II after living in Ohio and West Virginia, later moving to Great Falls and Seattle, where he operates as secretary at the University of Washington.
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UN Defers Action On Controversial Issues At UN
The General Assembly appears set to defer action on two issues until next year, nonintervention in domestic affairs and financing future peacekeeping. Debate highlighted Soviet attacks on U.S. activities in Viet Nam and elsewhere. no consensus emerged in the 117-nation committee. Ireland’s Frank Aiken urged a plan to secure future peacekeeping financing.
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Kennedy Christmas plan shifts to Sun Valley family holiday
Jacqueline Kennedy and her children will spend Christmas in the New York area before flying to Sun Valley Idaho for a Kennedy family skiing holiday. Pamela Turnure said the former First Lady will depart for Sun Valley on December 26.
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Castle Rock Garden Club hears Yale program
Castle Rock Garden Club met in the home of Mrs Worrell with co host Mrs Wik inson. The program featured Christmas decorations and a preview of a Yale program by Mrs Neely. Mrs Martin announced a tea in December hosted with the DAR John Cook Chapter. First prize went to Mrs Jack Lambert for a green and gold moss vase arrangement.
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Miller Labels Pop Tax Repeal Talk Disruption
Morgantown. President Paul A. Miller of West Virginia University objects to legislators’ annual push to repeal the soft drink tax. He warns it disrupts support for the medical center and says no alternative funded on the same principle is ready. Miller expresses concern over finances for hospital operations.
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Chubby Checker Sues Record Label for 500000
Rock n roll singer Chubby Checker known as Ernest Evans sued Cameo Parkway Records for 500000 claiming the firm failed to record the contract minimum of eight records in 1965. He seeks 30000 for November 1965 270000 in accrued royalties and 250000 in damages.
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