Johnson budget near completion in week amid New Year's target
President Johnson's budget for the next fiscal year is about 90 percent complete and is expected to be wrapped up in a week to 10 days. He may ask Congress to delay sending the document to printers beyond January 19. Reedy said Johnson will focus on an address to Congress and the nation Monday night. Johnson met with officials at the ranch, released New Year's messages to Kosygin and Mikoyan, and urged progress in disarmament and nuclear weapons control in 1965.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
George Reedy
Glenn T. Seaborg
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Donald S. Hornig
Budget Bureau
Kermit Gordon
George C. McGhee
U. S
West Germany
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Anastas Mikoyan
UN Recesses as Financial Crisis Stalls Peace Council Seats
The United Nations General Assembly began an 18 day recess with unresolved finances and Russia’s voting rights. Delegates held private talks over the fiscal crisis and a Security Council vacancy. Buoyed by Quaison-Lackey, the body approved a one year term for Solines Jordan and Mali and set a January 18 reconvening. The USSR vowed no contributions to Palestine Korea or the emergency bond issue. Secretary General Thant’s budget based authority was approved until a new budget.
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United Nations
N. Y
UPI
General Assembly
Russia
United States
Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Security Council
Quaison-Lackey
Jordan
Mali
L-Nation Council
Thant
Soviet Union
U.N
Palestine
Korea
Negroes Thank Church Builders in Ripley Miss
In Ripley Mississippi more than 250 Negroes gathered in an unfinished Antioch Baptist Church to thank Oberlin College students and professors who helped rebuild after a church burning last October 31. The Carpenters for Christmas built the church, with 25 students and three professors giving up their Christmas vacations. Sheriff Mauney stood outside for safety as the uncompleted building hosted a quiet, grateful ceremony.
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Ripley, Miss
UPI
Carpenters
Oberlin College
Ohio
Antioch Baptist Church
Tippah
Wayne Mauney
Bloodiest December for U.S. in Viet Nam. Binh Gia battles loom
In December, heavy fighting near Binh Gia left four U.S. helicopters downed and many casualties. Reports say four Americans killed or missing, with 174 U.S. casualties in South Viet Nam since January 1961. Vietnamese and Viet Cong losses also tallied, while U.S. airstrikes continued.
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U. S
bin Gia
U.S
Binh Gia
South Viet Nam
Vietnamese Defense Ministry
Six Salt Manufacturers Sued For Price-Fixing
Milwaukee files anti trust suit in U S District Court naming Morton Salt Diamond Crystal Salt International Salt Carey Salt Cutler Magner Cargill and co conspirators American Salt Barton Salt Hardy Salt. Nashville Davidson County seeks to join as plaintiff. Morton Diamond Crystal deny rigging and over charging.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
U.S. District Court
Morton Salt Co
Chicago
Diamond Crystal Salt Co
St. Clair, Mich
International Salt Co
Clarks Summit
Carey Salt Co
Hutchinson
Kan
Cutler-Magner Co
Duluth
London strip club Casino de Paris offers trading stamps
A London venue named Casino de Paris, a striptease club, is giving trading stamps to members upon membership renewal.
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Strip ST London Ywapd
London
Casino de
Wheeling Couple Held For Harboring Deserter
In Pittsburgh, FBI agents arrested Wheeling West Virginia couple Mr and Mrs John E Palmer on charges of harboring U S Army deserter Thomas Rogers. They were arraigned before U S Commissioner Nell Moran and released on bond after initially refusing to surrender Rogers who was declared a deserter on Oct 6. Agents entered the Palmer home on December 17 and found Rogers hiding.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Wheeling
W. Va
FBI
U. S. Army
John E. Palmer
U. S
Nell Moran
Thomas Rogers
Pane Rogers
West Virginia county year in review 1964 highlights
The Raleigh County year in review notes financial strain at local hospitals needing $2 million federal aid, annexation votes, NAACP integration actions, and a 5.5 million bond route for new schools. It also covers a fatal January postal truck crash, motel opposition, major robberies, a jail escape, and the Eccles No. 6 mine reopening with a Melpar Beckley Army contract.
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New York Times
New York
Robert C. Byrd
DW. Va
Beckley
Man
Stephen’s Lake
Crescent Road
Pinecrest
Maxwell Hill
Calloway Heights
Homewood Addition
Upper Raleigh Heights
Sprague
Whitestick
James E. Wilder
City Sanitary Board
NAACP
Raleigh County Board of Education
John A. Field Jr
Raleigh County
Board of Education
John W. Smith
Stamford Road
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Shady Spring
Ghent
Crescent
Coal City
Marsh Fork
Turnpike
Glen Te
Charleston
Glass House
Hotel Motel Association of
N. Joe Rahall
Pagoda
S and S
Beaver
K and K Music Co
Eisenhower Drive
Oakley Davis
Register
Benny Hawks
Skelton
Beckley Police Department
County Medical Society
Eccles No. 6
Raleigh Register
Post- Herald
John Hodel
E. J. Hodel
Post-Herald City
Bedford Morris
Raleigh County Criminal Court
A. D. Belton
Melpar- Beckley, Inc
Convention Set at Beaver Baptist Church Sunday
The Raleigh County Singing Convention will be held at Beaver Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Sunday. Singing groups from across Raleigh County will participate. Pastor E. W. Powers invites the public to attend.
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Raleigh County
the Beaver Baptist Church
E. W. Powers
Deaths And Funerals Summary From Mine Accident
Death notices list John Sorrels born September 5 1907 in Stanaford, husband of Annie Fegge Sorrels, with sons John Jr Hillsdale MD Danny Forestville MD and Russell Orlando FL, two brothers James and Charles, eight grandchildren. Funeral 1 pm Saturday at Midway Church of God Rev F C Calhoun to burial Sunset Memorial Park. Remains at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home. viewing after 6 pm Thursday. pallbearers Ray Taylor Walter Snyder Steve Soltes Clarence Daniel Clifford Sanger Hubert Mitchem.
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Bowers
Sorrels
Stanaford
Bessie Lusher Sorrels
Henry Sorrels
United Mine Workers of America
Maben
Loyal Order of Moose
Beckley Lodge
Annie Fegge Sorrels
John Jr
Hillsdale
Danny
Forestville
Russel
Orlando
Fla
James Sorrels
Charles Sorels
Baltimore
Midway Church of God
F. C. Calhoun
Sunset Memorial Park
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Ray Taylor
Walter Snyder
Steve Soltes
Clarence Daniel
Clifford Sanger
Hubert Mitchem
Lilly services held for Arthur D. Lilly of Hinton
Arthur D. Lilly 81 of Hinton died of a heart attack at home after a fall left him with a broken hip. Born April 9 1883 in Raleigh County he worked as a Chesapeake and Ohio railway trainman and was a member of Central Baptist Church and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. He is survived by his wife four sons a daughter a brother four sisters 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Burial plans with funeral home and church in charge. Local obituaries note additional juvenile death and family listings.
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Arthur D. Lilly
Hinton
Ronald Meadows
H. P. Hackney
Harry Pilkington
Hilltop Cemetery
Lilly
Huntington
Raleigh County
John and
Arminta Lilly
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
Central Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Railway
Annie Lowe Lilly
Earl of
Beckley
Wilbur
Hurricane
Alvin
Temperance
Mich
Vernon Lilly
Ira Briers
Vaughan Lilly
Lake Park
Fla
Adney Meadows
Belle Anderson
Fred Lilly
Canton
Ohio
Lucy Griffith
Ghent
Mrs Martha Jane Stewart Dies at 77 in Pineknob
Mrs Martha Jane Stewart 77 of Pineknob died Wednesday after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Bethel Church Pineknob with Rev Wade Webb officiating. Burial Pineknob Cemetery. Survived by four daughters Rhoda Atha Grace Parsons both of Chicago Ill Beatrice Massey Elizabeth Workman Pineknob three sons Charlie George Jr Jake Stewart Pineknob two sisters Beatrice Conway Ashville Ohio Dora Carnett Byesville Ohio three brothers Chap Sun Dial Joe Byrd Cook Fairdale 29 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren. Body to be moved from Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville to her home at 4 p.m. today and to church an hour before service.
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Martha Jane Stewart
Pineknob
Bethel Church
Wade Webb
Stewart
Rhoda Atha
Grace Parsons
Chicago
Ill
Beatrice Massey l
Elizabeth Workman
Charlie
George Jr
Jake Stewart
Beatrice Conway
Ashville
Ohio
Dora Carnett
Byesville
Chap
Sundial
Joe
Byrd Cook
Fairdale
Armstrong Funeral Home
Whitesville
Infant Jeff McKinney Passes Away in Vista Calif
Jeff McKinney infant son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Burdette McKinney Jr of Vista California died in Vista Tuesday Born November 16 of this year he was grandson of Bernard Burdette McKinney Stotesbury and J Folley Springfield Missouri He is survived by a brother Richard at home Body will arrive Saturday at Williams Funeral Home in Sophia for arrangements
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Jeff McKinney
Bernard Burdette McKinney Jr
Vista
Calif
Bernard Burdette McKinney
Stotesbury
J. Folley
Springfield
Richard
Williams Funeral Home
Sophia
Memorial service for Keith Allan Toney
Keith Allan Toney two year old son of Kenneth Ray and Marva Lee Tracy Toney of Kopperton will have a service at 2 p.m. Friday at Delilah Methodist Church.
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Keith Allan Toney
Kenneth Ray
Marva Lee Tracy Toney
Kopperston
Delilah Methodist Church
Frustrated burglar halts robbery in Austin drug store
A 60 year old man attempted a holdup at a drug store demanding money. The clerk refused and the suspect pounded the register while shouting this is a holdup as police arrived. The incident occurred in Austin, Texas.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Billy Madding
BPW Briefly Meets Then Adjourns for New Year
Charleston report states the State Board of Public Works will hold a very brief session before adjourning for the New Year holiday. Major actions pending include budget requests from the State Road Commission and State Department of Education. The SRC’s revised document is not due until around Jan 7 and education funding hinges on road recommendations. In a surprise move, WVU’s 1965-66 budget of 13.4 million was approved, matching Finance Commissioner Truman Gore’s request but $1.2 million less than requested.
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Charleston
UPI
State Board of Public Works
BPW
State Road Commission
State Department of Education
SRC
West Virginia University
Truman Gore
Death ruled accident in Roane County shooting
Five year old Kathy Walbrown of Otto was killed by a single shotgun blast when her 12 year old brother Gary tried to wrest the weapon from her. Roane County coroner said the girl took the gun from a closet and her brother attempted to seize it, ruling the death an accident.
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Ups
Roane County
Kathy Walbrown
Otto
Gary
Roane
King denounces churches for timid civil rights stand
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. urged Protestant, Jewish and Catholic leaders at a National Methodist Student Movement Conference in Lincoln to back racial equality nonviolently, saying Sunday morning remains America’s most segregated hour and churches should be a moral beacon, not an echo, on justice. He warned against Black or white supremacy and called nonviolence the strongest weapon for an oppressed people.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
America
Dr. King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Methodist Student Movement
Quotes By Hoover Chiang King Jr McGhee From UPI Dispatches
United Press International quotes Hoover on his 70th birthday planning to serve as FBI director as long as he remains healthy and trusted. Chiang Kai-shek vows Red China will not obtain a deliverable nuclear capability. Martin Luther King Jr criticizes churches for not taking a strong civil rights stand, calling Sunday at 11 a.m. the most segregated hour. George C. McGhee reports U.S. relation status with West Germany as a bright spot in the international picture.
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United Press International
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
Johnson City
Tex
U. S
West Germany
George C. McGhee
Johnson
Wheeling Prosecutor Orders Slots Removed
Ohio County Prosecuting Attorney elect Arch W. Riley ordered tavern operators to remove all slot machines and gambling devices by midnight Thursday. The order covers fraternal, benevolent, and charitable groups, with exemptions for those owning the equipment until midnight June 30. nonowners must comply by the deadline. Noncompliers face jail sentences as a policy of his office.
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Wheeling
UPS
Ohio
Arch W. Riley
Riley
Penny Cook Transferred Between Hospitals
Eleven year old Penny Cook, daughter of Mrs. James Cook, was moved from Stevens Clinic in Welch to University Hospital in Richmond, where she was readmitted Saturday. Accompanying her were her mother and Roanoke relatives Mr and Mrs Roland Morgan. Mrs. Cook will stay with Penny as she recovers. Penny attends Glen Fork Grade School and has repeated hospital stays in recent weeks.
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Glen Fork
Penny Cook
James Cook
University Hospital
Richmond
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Charlottesville Hospital
Rolland Morgan
Roanoke
Morgans
Break Up Teen Drinking Party Cracks Down in N J
Mohawk New Jersey police chief P George Geffken vows action after a long string of Dolce Vita teen drinking parties. In a Monday raid 77 teenagers were arrested and homes damaged. Parents face possible charges for contributing to juvenile delinquency and for actions of their children. The raids involve teens from New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York with homes in disarray and hundreds of cans and bottles, as officers stopped a four hour roundup at one residence.
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Mohawk
N.J
UPI
P. George Geffken
New Jersey
Geffken
Norristown
Pittsburgh
Gloversville
N.Y
Pennsylvania
New York
Harry W. Stone Sr
Syracuse
J 18
Tennessee
Geffken Teleed Stone
Company Seeks Dismissal in Baker Case
Washington reports attorney David J. Carliner for Capitol Vending Co asks US district court to halt action and dismiss the $300,000 suit against Bobby Baker claiming an out of court settlement ends the dispute. The case涉及 Baker linked to a Falls Church Melpar contract for vending machines and sparked a Senate Rules Committee probe.
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Washington
UPI
David J. Carliner
Bobby Baker
Senate
US District Court
Carliner
Ralph J. Hill
The
Capitol Vending Co
Hill
Baker
Senate Democrats
Servu Corp
Falls Church
Melpar, Inc
Capitol Vending
Senate Rules Committee
Hoover rejects FBI civil rights role and aims to grow force
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said the 1964 Civil Rights Act lacks criminal provisions and the FBI has no authority to arrest or protect demonstrators. He defended objectivity, denying political labels, and announced plans to add 300 to 400 agents while pursuing a continued fight against crime.
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FBI
Hoover
Department of Juice
Congress
Stephen's Lake site inspection and labor costs questioned
The letter argues that engineering fees are within normal limits and not excessive under the grant. It says 45 percent labor spending is not a mandatory built in cost and that bids will be awarded to the lowest qualified bidder after competitive bidding. The federal role is limited to guidance and grant terms. local officials control design, construction, and publication of details. The assistant commissioner emphasizes local responsibility and offers help as requested.
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Allen i
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