Experts Call Space-Scale Plan To End Malnutrition
A group of nutrition experts said eradicating childhood malnutrition would require a space program scale effort, with no such program currently planned. They warned that many children under five will grow up in poor health and mental decline if urgent crash measures are not undertaken, as discussed at a five day international conference in Washington. Dr W H Sebrell Jr warned malnutrition kills millions and hinders development in both poor and advanced nations, with effects seen in half of children in some countries.
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Washington
UPI
Society of 1984
National Academy of Sciences
Readsents
W.H. Sebrell Jr
Columbia University
Institute of Nutrition Sciences
United States
No Evidence of Party Girls in FBI Files Says Senator Cooper
Senator John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky stated there was no evidence in secret FBI files that German beauty Ellen Rometsch influenced legislation or security matters. He noted no violations and described ongoing Baker investigation scrutiny as Congress nears a new term. The Rules Committee issued a four page summary and planned to continue inquiries into the Baker case.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Rules Committee
FBI
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Bobby Baker
Ellen Rometsch
West Germany
Cooper
Rules
Baker
Pew
White House
Walter W. Jenkins
Congress
Sam Cooke Shot and Killed at Los Angeles Motel
UPI reports singer Sam Cooke, 29, was shot and killed by motel manager Bertha Lee Franklin after reportedly kicking in her apartment door. Cooke, clad in a sports jacket, wrestled with Franklin and died from a chest wound. Police say he sought a woman, Elisa Boyer, who was later found.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sam Cooke
Bertha Lee Franklin
Cooke
Fred L. Thomas
Clam Extract Slows Tumor Growth, NIH Reports
Government researchers led by Dr. C P Li report a clam-derived substance named paolin slows tumor development in hamsters treated with tumor-inducing virus. The NIH note paolin also counters bacteria and viruses and may be extracted from plant and animal tissue.
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Rosarii Schmeer
Woods Hole
Mass
NIH
Congo Holds Paulis as Rebels Reassert Control
Reports say Congolese troops retook Paulis from rebels after a second U S Belgian rescue, with about 350 hostages flown out and 20 massacred in the streets by Belgian paratroopers. Foreigners possibly held at Wa mba include American missionary William McChesney amid unconfirmed reports of 13 white deaths.
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U. S
Paulis
U.S
Wamba
William McChesney
Pa Kettle star Kilbride dies after long film career
San Francisco born actor Kilbride known for the Ma and Pa Kettle series with Universal-International appeared in more than 600 roles. The veteran performer helped pull the studio from red ink in the 1940s and 1950s and retired after Ma and Pa Kettle Hit The Road.
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Starium
Good Samaritan
Ralf Belmont
Hollywood
Belmont
Universal-International Studios
Kilbride
Pa Kettle
San Francisco
Owen Kilbride
Mary Kelly
Centaur completes orbital test on Atlas Centaur flight
The Centaur payload unit reached a parking orbit about 105 miles above Earth after liftoff from the Atlas Centaur combo at 9:25 a.m. EST. It will restart its engines in space to enter a higher orbit guided by its onboard system, part of a busy space week following a successful Titan 3-A orbital test and earlier failed tests.
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Centaur
Surveyor
Space Agency
Viet Nam battles surge as U S aid debated
Ambush near Saigon yields weapon destruction and a evolving U S support plan discussed by Maxwell Taylor in Washington with President Johnson and aides. Viet Cong losses mount in central regions while An Lao endures heavy fighting with remains of a garrison surrounded by guerrilla forces.
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Washington
U. S
Maxwell Taylor
Johnson
South Vietnamese
Defense Ministry
An Lao
Saigon
Sailor Howard Franklin Wine Dies From Jeep Crash
Norfolk police report 22 year old Howard Franklin Wine of Burnsville Braxton County West Virginia died at De Paul Hospital within an hour of a collision between the Navy jeep he drove and a car in Norfolk Virginia. He was a West Virginia sailor stationed in Norfolk and died Thursday from injuries sustained in the crash.
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Norfolk, Va
UPS
Howard Franklin Wine
West Virginia
Norfolk
Wine
Burnsville
Braxton County
W. Va
de Paul Hospital
Deaths and Funerals: Meadows Otto Kimble Otto services
Death notices list John A Meadows 68 of Fayetteville with services at Dodd Payne Funeral Home. Burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens after a heart attack en route to Oak Hill hospital. Survivors include wife Nellie Lusk Meadows and 18 grandchildren. Also Lucille Kimble Otto of Huntington dies after brief illness. services at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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John A. Meadows
Fayetteville
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
L. A. Garten
Daniel Sexton
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Meadows
Oak Hill
Boone County
United Mine Workers of America
Kaymoor
Nellie Lusk Meadows
Basil of
Roger Meadows
Mabscott
Alma Riddick
Daniel Baldwin
Beckley
Ezra Baldwin
Martinsville
M. C. Martin
Jesse Meadows
Ameagle
Deannie Williams
Naoma
Funeral services for Mrs Helen E Haynes set in Fayetteville
Mrs Helen Er vin Hayes 70 Urbana Illinois former Fayetteville resident dies in Champagne hospital. Services at 2 p m Monday Fayetteville Presbyterian Church Rev John Payne officiates. Burial in Huse Memorial Park. Survivors include son Robert Haynes Urbana daughter Ann Failkowski Tulsa Oklahoma brother Hugh McCormick Paxton Fairfield Virginia sisters Agnes Paxton Mary Blair Lucas Fairfield and three grandsons. Body arrives Dodd Payne Funeral Home Sunday morning.
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Helen Ervin Hayes
Urbana
Fayetteville
Fayetteville Presbyterian Church
John Payne
Huse Memorial Park
Haynes
Champagne
W. H. Haynes
Presbyterian Church
Robert Haynes
Ann Failkowski
Tul‘sa
Okla
Hugh McCormick Paxton
Fairfield
Agnes Paxton
Mary Blair Lucas
Dodd-Payne Funeral
Hedrick Thomas Hedrick obituary with Raleigh County ties
Thomas Hedrick 85 of Princeton and formerly Raleigh County died at home on Thursday after a two year illness. Born January 7 1879 at Nemours he was a Holiness Church member and a retired miner who lived in Princeton 18 years. Survived by wife Cora B Hedrick five daughters Lillian Bassett Inez Hodges Helen Biggs June Akers Exie Mills six sons Bill Bernard Ray Neal Alfred Lawrence three brothers John Arthur James and three sisters Maddie Hall Lula Taylor Alice Stewart. Body at Seaver Mortuary in Princeton. (RNS)
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Thomas Jackson Hedrick
Princeton
Raleigh County
Nemours
Holiness Church
Bluewell
Cora B. Borrer Hedrick
Lillian Bassett
Inez Hodges
Rock
Helen Biggs
Lashmeet
June Akers
Salem
Exie Mills
Crumpler
Bill
Bernard
Herndon
Ray
Borderland
Neal
Alfred
Lorain
Ohio
Lawrence
Baltimore
John
Norfolk
Arthur
James
Bluefield
Maddie Hall
Final rites for Thomas E. Thorne held in Fayetteville
Thomas Eu gene Thorne aged 44 of Fayetteville Route 1 died Wednesday from injuries in a Ghent mine accident. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Wesley Pennington at 11 a.m. Saturday in Dodd Payne Funeral Home Chapel Fayetteville. Burial in Huse Memorial Park. Calling hours after 4 p.m. today.
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Thomas Eugene Thorne
Fayetteville
Ghent
Wesley Pennington
Dodd-Payne Funeral
Huse Memorial Park
James L Green 87 Funeral Services Scheduled
Funeral services for James Lewis Green 87 of 107 I Street formerly of Pemberton will be held at 1 p m Sunday at the Trent and Durgan Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Henry Hunt officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. He died Thursday night after a long illness at a local hospital. He lived with his son in law and daughter Alfonzo and Marlene Morrow. Other survivors include a son Sgt Lewis O Green USAF stationed at Kimpo Air Base Korea and a granddaughter. The body remains at the funeral home for calling after noon Saturday.
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Lucille Kimble Otto
John W. Otto
James Ernest Otto
Lewis Street
Beckley
Huntington
Twentieth Street Baptist Church
Rebecca Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Thimble Bee Club
Beverly Hills Womans Club
White Shrine
Manchester
Ohio
B. F
Lucinda Cropper Kimble
Norman P. Hazeldine
Phil Hazeldine
Keyser- Bryant
Funeral Home Chapel
Ridgelawn Cemetery
James Lewis Green
I Street
Pemberton
Trent and Durgan Funeral Home
Henry Hunt
Greenwood Cemetery
Green
Alfonzo
Marlene Morrow
Lewis O. Green
U. S Air Force
Kimpo Air Base
Korea
Longtime Raleigh deputy sheriff Edward Maynor dies
Edward E. Maynor 84 of Harper died at his home at 10 p m after a long illness. He served as deputy sheriff of Raleigh County for 16 years and was a former Harper merchant. Born March 4 1880 he was a son of the late Joseph W and Mary E Maynor. He married Mary Ellen Kessler who preceded him in death May 25 1957. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Alma B Walkerson.
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Edward E. Maynor
Harper
Free Methodist Church
Raleigh County
Maynor
Joseph W
Mary FE. Mayinor
Mary Ellen Kessler
Alma B. Walk
Demonstrators Protest Arrests In Bluefield
About 150 civil rights demonstrators marched outside the Bluefield Police Station to protest the arrest of two Bluefield State College students, Fred McKenzie of Princeton and Clarence Williams of Ballard, charged with destruction of property and assault after a YWCA protest.
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Bluefield
UPI
Fred McKenzie
Princeton
W. Va
Clarence Williams
Ballard
Bluefield State College
Yw-Ymca
Williams
McKenzie
State Police Pay Hike Approved
The State Board of Public Works tentatively approved a 50 dollar across-the-board pay hike for State Police and funding for 25 troopers. The budget totals 3,291,140 dollars, up over last year by more than 600,000 but 68,000 below Supt W E Burchett’s request. After three days of agency hearings the board began drafting recommendations for the Legislature, with final figures pending further review.
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Charleston
UPI
State Board of Public Works
Truman Gore
W. E. Burchett
Spaak Wins Timed Speech At United Nations Council
Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak spoke at the UN council amid African nations’ accusations of colonialism in the Congo. He avoided a filibuster by speaking first after the African nations finished their turn. Spaak planned to depart for Paris weekend NATO minister meeting.
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Mali
Guinea
Brazzaville
Algeria
Spaak
Council
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Kennedy Reunion as Ted Walks for Father
Ted Kennedy, eight weeks after a June plane crash left him with a broken back, took his first steps in six months guiding his sturdy cane. Joseph P. Kennedy, 76, watched with pride as father and son stood together, the Kennedy clan smiling through tears. Ted planned to leave hospital for Palm Beach then return to Washington for the January congressional session.
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Boston
UPI
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
England
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senedy
Ted
Southampton
Joe Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Hyannis Port
Caro
New England Baptist Hospital
Clayton Reed
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Francis X. Morrissey
Ted Kennedy
Washington
Johnson taps Humphrey to lead civil rights assimilation drive
President Johnson announced Vice President elect Hubert Humphrey will coordinate federal programs from the Justice Department to housing and employment to push the full assimilation of more than 20 million African Americans into American life. Johnson urged rapid action to implement the new civil rights law and reduce duplication in agencies while stressing preserving cultural identity.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
National Urban League
U.S
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Senate
Kenya Becomes Republic As Kenyatta Heads Nation
Kenya ends the monarchy with Queen Elizabeth II and becomes a republic at midnight. Jomo Kenyatta, now president, moves to Nairobi as the new head of state while Malcolm MacDonald steps down as governor general. Haile Selassie and Kenyatta are highlighted as regional leaders. The piece recalls Kenyatta’s early life and his adoption of the name Kenyatta in Britain.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Elizabeth II
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenyatta
Malcolm MacDonald
Britain
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Church of Scotland
Fort Hall
Kamu Wa Ngengi
Johnstone
Jomo
King wins Nobel Prize again for nonviolent civil rights work
Dr Martin Luther King Jr pledged to use the prize money for the civil rights cause. He noted the ongoing fight against racial injustice and poverty, urging nonviolence as the path to true peace. He reminded that progress exists but the battle for equality continues nationwide.
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King
All of America
United States
Burnham and Luyt meet as coalition talks loom
Burnham met Thursday night with Sir Richard Luyt the British governor. Later Burnham and D Aguiar issued a joint statement saying they would form a coalition government if asked.
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PNC
UFP
Burnham
Sir Richard Luyt
D’aguiar
Baroness Dudberg Fined for Shoplifting in London
Russian born Baroness Marie Dudberg, 66, was fined 70 dollars yesterday in London after being found guilty of shoplifting. The incident drew UPI coverage with emphasis on the aristocrat facing a petty crime charge.
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London
UPI
Marie Dudberg
Bastogne Siege and Allied Relief in World War II
Panzer tanks and infantry penetrated 60 miles into Allied lines and cut Bastogne center, where McAuliffe and his headquarters were based. After a stubborn reply of nuts the Germans launched a Christmas Day assault. Luftwaffe supplies aided relief efforts and drove Allied losses to about 8,000 dead and 48,000 wounded, with German casualties around 8,000.
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Bastogne
McAuliffe
Joseph H. Harper
Hitler
Mississippi charges dropped amid federal rulings shock leaders
A session arrest led Owen to vow no further evidence. Miss Carter withdrew charges against 19 suspects. Barnette of Shreveport and Jordan of Gulfport had hearings postponed. CORE condemned the ruling as chaos. King, at Oslo, urged a national boycott to seek justice in Mississippi. NAACP and DOJ officials expressed shock and noted little change for the case.
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Owen
Miss Carter
Jackson
Barnette
Shreveport
James Jordan
Gulfport
Miss
The
Vena of Racial Equality
CORE
Mississippi
Martin Luther King Jr
Oslo
Norway
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Justice Department
Washington
Jenkins Said In No Shape To Testify
Washington UPI Walter W Jenkins former White House aide is unfit to testify before the Senate Baker investigations. Dr Leon Yodelson says Jenkins suffers a depressive reaction of utmost gravity and should not be subpoenaed. Jenkins resigned Oct 15 after a morals arrest. The Senate committee had voted to compel his testimony.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Walter W. Jenkins
Senate
Bobby Baker
Leon Yodelson
Jenkins
Yochelson
Baker
Yodelson
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