Deaths and Funerals in Galax Hinton and Rainelle
Final rites were held for Andy A. Goins 85 of Galax Va at Mount Olive Holiness Church. He died Tuesday at a Martinsville daughter's home. Survivors include five daughters two sons twelve grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Lanie Bennett 80 of Hinton died after long illness. Survivors include five sons three daughters and three stepdaughters. The body at Melton Mortuary pending arrangements. Roosevelt Aaron Ailstock 61 of Marfrance will be buried at Wallace Memorial Cemetery Clintonville after services in East Rainelle. He is brother of Charlie Ailstock. Oak died at Casto Coal mine near Quinwood from apparent heart attack. Born in Goshen Va he was son of Biney L. and Mae Patterson Ailstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy A. Goins
Galax
Mount Olive Holiness Church
Martinsville
Pearl Hash
Mae Goins
Emma Pannell
Jeanetta Hairston
Lettie Howard
Beckley
Willie
Columbus
Ohio
Mathew
Lanie Bennett
Hinton
Long Bottom
Pete and
Mary Ward Adkins
Raleigh County
Lou
Dewey Adkins
Sam Adkins
Seymour Adkins
Hubert Bennett
Harper
Obie Bennett
Dora Taylor
Page
Arminta Adkins
Harper Heights
Gusta Fletcher
Stanaford
Lydia McDaniel
Burinda Adkins
Sandstone
Melton Mortuary
Roosevelt Aaron Ailstock
Marfrance
Wallace
Biney L
Mae Patterson Ailstock
RNS
Final rites for Andrew W Calloway in Winona Church
Funeral services for 77 year old Andrew W Calloway of Winona are set for 2 p m Sunday at the Winona Baptist Church with Rev A L Sims officiating. Burial in Locust Lane Cemetery. Calloway died Wednesday night after a long illness. He was a retired coal miner and a member of Tenth Street Baptist Church in Camden New Jersey. Surviving are his wife Alice of Harvey three daughters Florence S Jones Juani t Choice Marion Yancey five sons George Ernest Gilbert Lawrence one sister Dora Bowles and multiple brothers and other relatives. The body will be taken from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor to the church one hour prior to services.
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Andrew W. Calloway
Winona
Winona Baptist Church
A. L. Sims
Locust Lane
Calloway
Tenth Street Baptist Church
Camden
N. J
Alice Calloway
Mrs. Clara Belle Goss Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Belle Goss 60 of Eccles will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Melton Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Thomas Snuffer officiating burial will follow in Sunset Memorial Park She died in a local hospital at 9 05 a m Wednesday born May 17 1905 in Cabell County a daughter of George and peers She had several relatives including Clyde Henry and Tony Jr all of Eccles one stepson Alvah Venoskie of the Air Force two daughters Virginia Blankenhip of Fairdale and Bertha Duff of Canton Ohio four brothers Henry Wray Alva Wray Hubert Wray Monroe Wray two sisters Grace Walters and Vada Deal Friends may call after 5 p m today Pallbearers are Joe Harvey Teddy Clark Jackie Lee Harvey Leroy Lester Thomas Snuffer Jr Jimmy Walters Junior Acord and Denny Clark.
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Clara Belle Goss
Eccles
Melton Funeral Home
Thomas Snuffer
Sunset Memorial Park
Goss
Cabell County
Peers
Church of Cats
Tate
Clyde
Henry
Tony Jr
Alvah Venoskie
Air Force
Virginia Blankenship
Fairdale
Bertha Duff
Canton
Ohio
Henry Wray
Arcoma
Alva Wray
Hubert Wray
Coal Branch
Monroe Wray
Williamson
Grace Walters
Vada Deal
Mann
Melton Montuary
Joe Harvey
Teddy Clark
Jackie Lee Harvey
Leroy Lester
Thomas Snuffer Jr
Jimmy Walters
Junior Acord
Denny Clark
Miner Lloyd Clark dies after brief illness in Roanoke
Lloyd Clark aged 52 of Mead Roanoke Virginia died Thursday in a Roanoke hospital after a short illness. Born in 1913 he was a miner at East Gulf a member of Mead Baptist Church and the United Mine Workers Local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Clark
Mead
Roanoke
East Gulf
Mead Baptist Church
United Mine of America
Humphrey seeks Philippine help for South Vietnam
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged Philippine President Marcos to increase aid to South Vietnam during a cordial meeting at Malacanang Palace. Aspiras said Congress must approve any troop commitment, while Marcos weighs a 2000-man force. Humphrey and his wife also visited the Manila American Cemetery where 17,182 U.S. World War II graves lie.
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Aspiras
Philippine Congress
Congress
Marcos
Philippines
Viet Nam
Muriel
Humphrey
Manila American
U.S
Pacific
Arlington National Cemetery
United States
Boy 7 Rescues Sister From Thawing Ice
In Douglasville Pennsylvania a seven year old boy named Charles saved his nine year old sister Nancy from drowning after she fell through thin ice while skating on a pond. He pulled her to safety on the ice and their parents revived her with mouth to mouth resuscitation before medical care.
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Douglasville
UPI
Nancy Maddonna
Charles
Nancy
Tide Has Turned In Favor Of Freedom 1966 View
Leon Dennen surveys 1966 with a Free World upswing, noting U S support for South Viet Nam shifts the balance against communism. He cites economic recovery in the West, crisis in the Soviet bloc, Sino Soviet splits, and rising Western leverage amid Vietnam war escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Dennen
Enterprise Assn
NEW York
NEA
United States
Viet Nam
Indonesia
Algeria
Congo
Sudan
Russia
China
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Peking
Castro
Politika
Communist Party
Europe
Inadequacies Balance Positive Factors Lakin Report Bared
A 39 page report to Gov. Hulett C. Smith by Mental Health Director Dr Mildred Bateman outlined 14 areas of inadequacy in West Virginia mental hospitals. It balanced shortcomings with 25 gains and noted staff shortages, space, medical care, and treatment limits while highlighting rehabilitation centers inter hospital exchanges accreditation efforts and plans for community services and a deputy director within the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Seiler
Charleston
UPI
Hulett C. Smith
Mildred Bateman
Bateman
Smith
Lakin State Hospital
Mason County
Weston
Barboursville
Colin Anderson
Spencer
Huntington
American Hospital Association
Lakin
Charlene Lindsay
Eeeresenten Huntington’ Sa 5
Mental Health Department
U. S. Public Health Service
West Virginia Nurses Association
Board of Examiners For Registered Nurses
State Vocational Rehabilitation Division
Legislative items listed for state action in 1960s era
Smith Call particular importance. Included items span constitutional succession amendment and vice president disability provisions, post conviction procedures allowing petitions and hearings for rights violations, and Head Start linked summer preschool programs. Local items include Berkeley County zoning fund authorization, transfer of state property for a Cabell County mental retardation center, and an intermediate court for Hancock along with airport authorities for Cabell Wayne Greenbrier and Fayette Counties.
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Berkeley County
Cabell County
Hancock County
Cabell
Wayne
Greenbrier
Fayette
Tax cuts repeal excise taxes on clubs and telephones
A staged repeal takes effect Saturday removing the 20 percent excise on club dues and the 10 percent tax on telegrams. The 10 percent levy on telephone service falls to 3 percent. Transfers of stocks and bonds will also be taxed no more starting Saturday.
Wrecker Mayhan Damages Wrong Home in Pittsburgh
Gilbert B. Mayhan and three helpers spent three days wrecking a house at 1947 Irwin Ave instead of 1913 Irwin Ave. Owner Herbert C. Atkins now seeks to sell the rubble back to Mayhan for 4500.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Gilbert B. Mayhan
Mayhan
Irwin Ave
Herbert C. Atkins
Brain drain rising as doctors emigrate from Britain
A government survey shows 1,200 doctors left Britain for other countries in 1964 while only 300 immigrated, highlighting a growing brain drain of professionals to abroad and away from the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brain Drain London
UPI
Britain
First Family To Ring In New Year Together
The first family is set to ring in 1966 with Lucia Luci Johnson and Airman Patrick Nugent planning a late summer wedding. Luci, a Georgetown nursing student and Catholic convert, may wed in a church. Lynda Bird Johnson serves as maid of honor and is back at the ranch after visiting Evanston.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Luci
Texas White House
Johnson
Lucia
Patrick J. Nugent
Waukegan
Nuge
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Lynda Bird
Evanston
Wyo
Brent Eastman
University of California
Texas
Washington
Georgetown University
School of Nursing
Nugent
White House
Lynda
Happiness Is Longjohns In Space Celebrated Gemini feat
SPACE CENTER Houston UPI reports on the Spirit of 76 mission with Gemini 7 and Gemini 6 crews. Borman Schirra Lovell Stafford recount moments of near contact, beard sighting, and calm in space aboard longjohn era gear. Lovell enjoys reading Roughing It while the crew relishes small comforts and the knowledge power remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemini 6
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Borman
Schirra
Jim
Lovell
Stafford
West Point
Earth
Aeece
Mark Twain
City Holiday Cabarets Offer Private New Year Celebrations
The article outlines festive tax friendly New Year events in major cities. In New York City the Persian Room at the Plaza and the St Regis offer dinners and black tie parties for 70 dollars for two. In Chicago Maxim's De Paris offers a full night with dinner dancing champagne and breakfast in the Astor Tower. Parker House Boston charges 25 dollars for dinner and dancing. Arthur's in New York runs a 259 seat venue with packed reservations. San Francisco Goman's Gay 90s highlights price reductions due to the tax repeal.
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Times Square
New
Ocop Ra
New York City
Plaza Hotel
Fifth Avenue
St. Regis
Chicago
Maxim's de Paris
Astor Tower
Maxim’s
Rome Reneges On Pedestrian Island Traffic Plan
Rome backs off on a pedestrian island in the shopping heart. The 35 block area was cut from private motor traffic during business hours for a 10 day test. Officials claim broad public support despite chaotic traffic, angry horns, and statements from merchants and residents.
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Rome
UPI
Amathe
Emilia
Sahara
Caesar
Viet Nam War News Roundup Continues from Page One
Reported Viet Nam fighting includes a botched guerrilla attack on a villa serving as Army quarters near Saigon where ten of eleven annex residents avoided harm. A sergeant wounded a guerrilla during a brief pursuit. 1965 review shows 1,200 American deaths and troop strength rising to 181,000. 160 American aircraft were downed, with 34,000 Communist dead and 6,000 captured. North Viet Nam reportedly sends 4,500 men monthly to the South and supplies Viet Cong with heavy mortars and antiaircraft batteries for the first time.
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USS
Les Ravines
Army
362nd _ Signal Company
U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi- Haiphong
South Viet Nam
Anti Poverty Grant Aids Gilmer County Programs
A federal grant of 7739 dollars was awarded to coordinate the War on Poverty in Gilmer County West Virginia and nine surrounding counties. The funds will support several anti poverty programs with the event including dinner dancing and a floor show, costing about 36 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Gilmer County
W. Va
Gilmer
Plane Ditches In Elk River
High winds and fuel loss are blamed for the ditching of a Cessna Skyhawk in the Elk River near Kanawha two and a half miles from Charleston. Pilot Patricia Hudgens, 47, said wind threw her off course from Washington and she could not find the airport. an Air National Guard plane guided her, but fuel ran out before landing. Hudgens and Beth Bonner, 47, suffered facial cuts. passengers Lindi Hudgens, 11, and Jana Bonner, 12, were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Thursay
Lexington
Washington
Elk River
Kanawha
Patricia Hudgens
Air National Guard
Hudgens
Beth Bonner
Lindi Hudgens
Jana
Peace Quest Poland Canada and Vietnam Peace Efforts
A report covers Poland and Canada as part of the International Control Commission overseeing the 1954 Geneva accord, plus Vice President Humphrey urging Marcos to bolster Filipino aid to South Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh denounces U.S. actions while Tass cites his New Year message calling for peace and withdrawal of American troops. Radio Hanoi warns of further escalation and possible annihilation if the ground war expands.
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Poland
Canada
International Control Commission
McGeorge Bundy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Viet Nam
Humphrey
Marcos
U.S
Ho Chi Minh
Tass
United States
Viet A
Hanoi
Vaticap
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Mrs
Roosevelt Ailstock
A. W. Calloway
Fannie Clark
David Chatman
Robert Chatman
Virginia Stockley
Russell Johnson
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Lewis W. Monk
Matoaka
Memorial Funeral Directory
Princeton
Tom Jenkins
Ben Farley
Resthaven
Monk
Welch
Matha Whitt
Beverly Hills, Calif
Frank Nugent
Mr. Roberts
San Diego
Calif
Joseph H. Thomas
Mercer Racing
Barney Oldfield
Eddie Pullen
Ralph Depalma
Grays Harbor
Wash
Thomas
Freemont
Mountain State Hearing Aid Center
Main ST
Western Alliance
NATO
de Gaulle
Sian
Pekin
People’s Daily
Mao Tsetung
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Sukarno
Nist
Ben Bella
Hisap
Genesneas
Communist Parties
Iraq
Syeet
United Arab Re
Middle East
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Oilrich
Venezuela
Yugoslavia
Johnson Courage
Nurses Association
Huntington Hospital
U. S
Space
Via Della Vite
Peace Quest
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