Anti Americanism Swells in Philippines Over Base Incidents
Manila reports rising anti US sentiment after the shooting of two Filipino traders and a shell incident near Clark Air Base. President Macapagal met with U S Ambassador Blair as Manila urges Philippine courts to try involved servicemen. Two U S Marines face actions in separate Subic and Clark incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
API
U.S
Clark Air Force Base
Blair
Macapagal
Presidential
Subic Bay Naval Base
James A. Edwards
Sebastopol
Calif
James B. Thomas
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Two miners rescued as brother-in-law dies in Wilkes-Barre mine
In a 200 foot deep Wilkes-Barre Twp. cave in a Franklin Colliery drift, Peter Byczkowski 54 Plymouth was rescued after 10 hours trapped with four colleagues. His brother-in-law Lawrence Malachefski 37 Plymout h was found dead. Two other miners Anthony Saitta 52 West Pittston and Albert Kotch 42 Rockville were injured but recovering at Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
UPI
Peter Byczkowski
Plymouth
Byczkowski
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital
Sheppton
Frank Moran
Franklin
Malachefski
Moran
Malachefski Esca
Anthony Saitta
West Pittston
Albert Kotch
Rockville
Mercy Hospital
Wilkes- Barre
Twp
Robbery Compared to Historic U.S. Heists
The text notes a major New Jersey robbery paced to evade pickups, ranking as the biggest in state history and likened to earlier feats such as the 1934 Brooklyn armor car holdup, the 1950 Brink’s Boston robbery, and the 1962 Plymouth mail truck raid, with no confirmed link to other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Labor Dept Official Joins Gulf Longshore Talks
Galveston Texas United Press International reports an assistant secretary of labor, James J. Reynolds, joining deadlocked talks between shippers and the International Longshoremen's Association to avert a threatened Gulf Coast dock strike that could disrupt Gulf and Atlantic seaports. He met both sides at 2 p.m. EST to discourage the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
UPI
Gulf
Atlantic
James J. Reynolds
Gulf Coast
International Longshoreman’s Association
ILA
Negroes Press Scripto Boycott Begun in Atlanta
A biracial strike led by King backed Scripto boycott calls for a worldwide withdrawal of patronage from Scripto Pens Pencils and Lighters. The dispute centers wage adjustments with a four cent hourly raise offered across the board and contested as affecting unskilled and skilled workers at the Atlanta plant. Local 754 disputes say the offers are discriminatory against Negro workers and against skilled workers. The SCLC plans letters and telegraphs urging global support for the boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Scripto
King
Scripto, Inc
Southern Ristian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Canada
England
Australia
Mexico
International Chemical Workers Union
Chile Enters Copper Business Debut of El Teniente Buyout
Chilean President Eduardo Frei announced the purchase of a 51 percent controlling stake in Braden Copper Co. from Kennecott, to run El Teniente mine at Sewell. Kennecott keeps 49 percent in El Teniente Mining Co. for $80 million. This move marks Frei's pledge to Chileanize the copper industry and the new Christian Democratic government’s boldest action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
UPI
Eduardo Frei
Braden Copper Co
Kennecott Copper Corp
Braden
Sewell
Kennecott
el Teniente Mining Co., Inc
Frei
South America
CAP Seeks Leads On Missing Plane In West Virginia
CAP appeals for tips on a missing single engine Cessna with two Moorefield men aboard. The flight departed Benedum Airport in Clarksburg for Moorefield last Thursday. An intensive search has been ongoing with 40 CAP planes daily and help from Selfridge and Eglin Rescue units. Lead calls to Charleston 744-2261.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
UPS
Civil Air Patrol
Elkins- Moorefield
Clarksburg
Charleston
Robert E. Gobel
West Virginia
Benedum Airport
E. L. Rig
Free Hearing Test Ad Prompt Prompted by Quiet Homes
A vintage style advertisement urges readers to consider a free hearing test for those who misunderstand everyday speech, noting family members mumble and the TV stays low. The message appeals to individuals worried about declining hearing and seeks to entice readers with a complimentary assessment.
Britain moves to outlaw death penalty and manhunt for killer
London’s Scotland Yard launched a nationwide search for Frederick Smith, the 38 year old Gypsy known as the babes in the woods murderer who escaped Wormwood Scrubs Prison as Parliament debated abolishing capital punishment. He wielded a makeshift ladder from two hoes and bent pipe to scale a 16 foot wall after 17 years in prison. Authorities warned he could become violent. The Commons approved a bill to abolish the death penalty in favor of life imprisonment for certain murders. Convict Peter Dunford on death row would likely be reprieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Frederick Smith
Worpleston
Smith
Britain
Wormwood Scrubs
Head
House of Commons
Peter Dunford
Congo Rebels Besiege Paulis in the Congo Crisis
Leftist-led Congolese rebels armed with Russian weapons besiege the government-held village of Paulis, home to a railway terminus and airport. Government B26 bombers and T28 fighters strike the area as reinforcements and fresh troops arrive to defend the European sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Paulis
Lady Bird Johnson Prepares LBJ Ranch Christmas Scene
The First Lady plans to cut her birthday cake after dinner and spend Christmas Day trimming a large floor to ceiling tree at the LBJ ranch house. A Rudolph head hat rack decor, family heirloom bibelots, and many garlands fill the scene as the Johnsons keep traditional Christmas customs. They greet neighbors, deliver gifts on Christmas Eve, attend church, and share a turkey dinner with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBJ
Johnson
Johnson’s den
Slim Thompson Declines Europe Trip Amid Sheriff Term
Sheriff C. A. Slim Thompson, ending his term in January, says he will not be going to Europe as previously reported. He states he cannot afford the trip to Prince, clearing up speculation about his future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Slim
Budget Board trims Resources Department funding
Charleston UPI The State Board of Public Works tentatively grants the Natural Resources Department 2 063 865 for 1965 66 down from requests of 3 408 904 and Gore 2 531 440. Current allotment from special revenue is 1 601 270, with a $10 monthly raise for housekeeping staff boosting annual salaries by 5 640.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Natural Resources Department
State Board of Public Works
Truman E. Gore
Special Revenue
Gore
Department of Agriculture
Department of Mines
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Department of Labor
Beer Commission
Department of Banking
Air Pollution Control Commission
Historic Commission
Fairmont
Welch
Hopemont
Pinecrest
Connor Sees Johnson Budget Talks as Give and Take
John T. Connor, chosen to succeed Luther Hodges as Commerce secretary, calls the Johnson administration budget-cutting session a favorable exchange noting cabinet members give while the president takes. In Paterson, Father Cassian Kirk speaks about a dramatic armored car robbery, describing the moment a robber’s face appeared and the disguise as unreal, like television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Johnson City
John T. Connor
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Johnson
Paterson
N.J
Cassian Kirk
Lions Collect $374 For Salvation Army
The Beckley Lions Club raised $374.67 for the Salvation Army Christmas appeal, the largest total since the drive began on Nov. 27. The fund stands at $4142.52 with $2433.02 in kettles and $1610.50 in mail. About $6000 is needed to aid nearly 1000 area families. Jaycees, Rotary, and Kiwanis will staff the charity booths on successive days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Lions Club
Beckley Salvation Army
Beckley Jaycees
Beckley Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Escaped Lions Shot After Killing Keeper in Australia
In DELAIDE Australia police with rifles killed two lions and a lioness that had escaped from a circus cage and killed their keeper. A third lion was prodded back into the cage by lion tamer Michael OConnell after the animals escaped Monday night. Authorities say the escape followed a failure of the feeding system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaide
Australia
UPI
Michael O'Connell
George Herzel
Johnson backs cut to keep federal spending under limit
President Johnson urged a cut as part of a plan to hold next year’s federal outlays under 100 billion dollars. He and Gordon attended sessions at the ranch Monday with Udall Wirtz Hodges and Connor, then planned talks with Dillon Halaby and Webb to discuss revenues and possible tax cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Gordon
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
John T. Connor
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Najeeb F. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dillon
Deaths and Funerals Joe Nelson Barlow at 71 in Minden
Services for Joe Nelson Barlow 71 of Minden will be at 2 p m Wednesday at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill with Rev J K Creech. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity. He died Sunday night in a Beckley hospital after a four month illness. Barlow was a retired miner last with Anderson Coal Co Willis Branch and a United Mine Workers member. Born in Chilhowie Va March 30 1893 he was the son of Jess and Amanda Barlow. Surviving wife Cora Barlow a daughter Eva Landreth Welch two stepsons James L Moore Crab Orchard Curley L Moore Fort Belvoir Va two stepdaughters Mrs JoAnn Richmond Blue Jay and Mrs Ida Mae Lilly Green Valley eight grandchildren and a great grandchild. The body remains at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill after 4 p m today. People may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nelson Barlow
Minden
Tyree
Oak Hill
J. K. Creech
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Barlow
Beckley Hospital
Anderson Coal Co
Willis Branch
United Mine Workers of America
Chilhowie
Jess
Amanda Barwie
Cora Barlow
Eva Landreth
Welch
James L. Moore
Crab Orchard
Curley L. Moore
Fort Belvoir
JoAnn Richmond
Blue Jay
Ida Mae Lilly
Green Valley
Harlan G Hughart Funeral Arrangements Made
Funeral arrangements are in complete for Harlan G Hughart 28 Sullivan formerly of Reinele who died at his residence Monday after an extended illness Born December 19 1936 in Marfrance he was the son of Basil and Virginia Simmons Hughart of Sullivan Surviving are five sisters Priscilla Parker Eau Gallie Florida Drema Wilson East Rainelle and Della Gloria and Joyce all at home four brothers Richard Washington DC Darrell Donnie and Randy at home grandparents Mrs Rosie Simmons Sullivan and Ernest Simmons Montgomery The body is at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home East Rainelle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan G. Hughart
Sullivan
Reinele
Marfrance
Basil
Virginia Simmons Hughart
Priscilla Parker
Eau Gallie, Fla
Drema Wilson
East Rainelle
Della
Gloria
Joyce
Richard
Washington, D. C
Darrell
Donnie
Randy
Rosie Simmons
Ernest Simmons
Montgomery
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Dickerson services set for William Rodgers Dickerson
William Rodgers Dickerson 91 of Fayetteville will be laid to rest in Huse Memorial Park after services at 2 p.m. in Dodd-Payne Funeral Home Chapel with Reverends C. S. Donnelly and J. A. Crosier presiding. He died Monday in an Oak Hill hospital. He was born November 16, 1873 in Ravens eye and was a retired Oak Hill merchant. Survivors include his wife Nettie Thomas Dickerson and eight children, a brother, two sisters, five grandchildren, and three great‑grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rodgers Dickerson
Fayetteville
Dodd-Payne
C. S. Donnelly
J. A. Crosier
Huse Memorial Park
Dickerson
Oak Hill
Ravenseye
A. R
Ola Rodgers Dickerson
Nettie Thomas Dickerson
Albert Noel
Marvin E
Lawrence E
Charleston
William Aston
Eva Mullins
Virginia Beach
Olga Atkinson
John E
Beckley
W. H. Boone
Wheeling
Ida Dickerson
Huntington
Final rites for Mrs Bertha Florence Smith
Mrs Bertha Florence Smith 62 of Oak Hill died Sunday after a long illness in a Montgomery hospital. Final rites were held at 2 p m in Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev Houston Hall in charge. Burial followed at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity. she was a member of the Montgomery Rebekah Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Florence Smith
Oak Hill
Tyree
Floods mark eighth anniversary of quake in Northwest
The Mad River and Smith River were expected to flood by daybreak, causing mudslides and road closures on U S 101 near Garberville and California 1 in Mendocino County. Red Cross opened emergency stations to aid residents. Oroville Dam held water for the first time, backing up 3 miles and flooding a bridge at Bidwell Bar. Oregon saw similar conditions with Johnson Creek displacing over 50 families and Red Cross aid nearby. Gov Hatfield offered National Guard help to Grant's Pass and Gold Beach mayors if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad River
Humboldt County
Smith River
del Norte County
Sierras
U.S. 101
Garberville
California 1
Mendocino County
Red Cross
Oroville
Feather River
Bidwell Bar
Oregon
Portland
Johnson Creek
Mark Hatfield
National Guard
Grant’s Pass
Goldfield
Church Reconstruction Begins For Mississippi Negro Congregation
A Mississippi church project proceeds with Negro families and members taking up immediate rebuilding work. The group, spartan for Christmas, plans to visit families next month while continuing the project. Von Korff expresses the lay of sacrifice and purpose behind the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Korff
Funeral for Charles B. Fairfax in Glen Jean
Funeral services for Charles B. Fairfax, 64, Glen Jean, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. G. D. Toler officiating. Burial follows in Greenwood Memorial Park. Fairfax died at 12:45 p.m. Saturday after a short illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Fairfax
Glen Jean
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home
G. D. Toler
Greenwood Memorial Park
Fairfax
Rites Held for Two Day Old Infant in East Gulf
Frank Lee Robinson infant son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Robinson of East Gulf died Monday. Funeral conducted at Greenwood Memorial Park at 11 am with survivors including three brothers a sister and grandparents Oscar Chandler East Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lee Robinson
Leonard Robinson
East Gulf
Greenwood Memorial Park
Herbert L
Allen L
Anthony
Oscar Chandler
Vietnamese Lao talks stir fears of joint raids on Viet Cong bases
Viet Nam sources report private Lao Vietnamese talks on cutting the Ho Chi Minh Trail supply route through southern Laos. Phoumi arrives in Saigon and meets Premier Huong. Dalat meetings this summer and possible late year talks aim to curb North Viet Nam supplies to South Viet Nam. U.S. military aid continues while Saigon contemplates actions without U.S. consent. Political turmoil in South Viet Nam includes the dissolution of the High National Council and arrest of 22 politicians, with debates over prisoner transfers and council reinstatement.
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Phoumi
Bangkok
Huong
Dalat
Laos
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Red China
Red
United States
Southeast Asia
U.S
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
High National Council
Civi
Council
Republican Leader Dean Burch Seeks Votes to Retain Chair
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch cites backing from most of the GOP National Committee and Goldwater allies as he expects to survive a January 22 ouster vote in Chicago. Burch says he has 65 of 67 votes lined up, with 15 to 30 more potentially supportive, and plans a voter analysis letter to members.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Burch
Burch
Barry M. Goldwater
William E. Miller
Goldwater
Chicago
Suport
Burch and Miller
GOP
Bob Wilson
Calif
House
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Senate
Miller
National Committee
Cop Slapping Actress Enters Plea In California
Actress Anna Kashfi faced a municipal court plea on three battery counts and one disturbing the peace count after a hotel melee in Bel Air. She reportedly slapped a policeman and bystanders as she fled, while custody of her son Christian Devi, six, was delegated to Marlon Brando pending a Santa Monica hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Los Angeles
Calif
UPI
Anna Kashfi
Miss Kashfi
Sgt
Ed Hull
Bel Air Sands
Christian Devi
Marlon Brando
Albert Pearlson
Santa Monica
Edward Brand
Brando
Kashfi
Clarification Of Law Sought In State Tax Suit
Amerigo Capellari and Rose Mary Capellari sue state tax commissioner G Thomas Battle in Fayetteville circuit court seeking a clear definition of state corporation tax laws. Capellari overpaid 1963 taxes by 26.03 dollars and challenges a 6 percent interest assessment. Attorney James C. Higgins leads the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Clerk’s Office
Amerigo
Rose Mary Capellari
G. Thomas Battle
Capellari
Janutolo Construction Company
Fayetteville
James Sarver
Thomas Battle
James C. Higgins
Amos and
Frances Quesenberry
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
H. B
Jane Atkinson
Atkinson Shopping Center
Clyde and
Julia McCoy
May Office Supply
Skipper and crew abandon stormbound freighter
In the Atlantic 780 miles southeast of Bermuda the S S Smith Voyager, carrying a $500000 cargo of grain, rests listing under Coast Guard escort. Fred Mohle and three crewmen left for a cutter Rockaway while 34 crewmen were rescued from lifeboats after four drowned. Two missing men were later found aboard with Mohle and Charles Jackson. Per Johansen and John Lukens identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPS
Fred Mohle
S.S. Smith
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Mohle
Bermuda
Rockaway
Mathilde Bolten
New York City
Charles Jackson
New London
Old Pro Halleck to Fight Ouster in GOP leadership
Washington dispatch says Indiana representative Charles A Halleck, a veteran of 30 years in politics, defends his post as House Republican leader amid a drive to unseat him. He weighs political credits and favors owed to GOP members while reports say a plan to install Melvin R Laird as assistant leader could oust Gerald R Ford, the Michigan rep challenging Halleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Indiana
Charles A. Halleck
House
Halleck
GOP
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
The
Laird
Ford
1964 Deer Kill Set At 8338
Charleston UPS The State Natural Resources Department reported 1964 bucks only season kills at 8338, up 729 from 1963. Hardy County led with 1171, Hampshire 1132, Cabell the lowest with nine. extra week boosted totals, not hunter numbers. Bow and two day season figures not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPS
State Natural Resources Department
Cabell County
Hardy
Hampshire
T. R. Sampsell
Department
Game and Fish Division
Cabell
Yuletide Traffic Deaths Seen This Holiday Weekend
The National Safety Council forecast 550 to 650 traffic deaths during the Christmas holiday period, starting 6 p.m. Thursday and ending midnight Sunday. president Howard Pyle noted a 10 percent rise since 1963, citing record 609 deaths in 1955 for a three day span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPS
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
The
Safety Council
Pyle
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Buddy
Labor Dept
Sparkle
DRY Cleaners
Valley Drive
Negroes Press
Scripto Boycott
Cap
T.V
Mountain State Hearing Aid Center
Www
Congo
Lady Bird
Salvation Army
Joe N. Barlow
Princeton
Francis
Martha Pennelyon Duncan
Mack McKinley Smith
Robert Milton
Smithers
Curtis
Cleveland
Billy Hobbs
Irene Milton
Arlington
Shirley
MacArthur
Rufus Duncan
Marie Blackburn
Richmond
William Dickerson
Bertha Smith
Mississippi
Carl van Vechten
Danbury, Conn
William Hannan
Danbury
Stanton D. Lawson
Florida
Havana
Andre Voisin
French Academy of Science
Fidel Castro
Havana University
Granada Hills
Joseph Berne
Palm Springs
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