Russia gains leverage in UN finance talks after vote
In New York, a U.S. backed procedural vote prevented a showdown on the Soviet Union's UN dues. Albania's bid to restore balloting failed 97 to 2, signaling muted friction as Russia and the United States prepare talks on the financial crisis.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
U.S
General Assembly
Russia
United Nations
Albania
U.N
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
China
Stevenson
Halim Budo
Mauritania
New Books Spotlight on Women Stir Debate
Three newly published titles titled The Angerous Sex The Emotional Sex and The Useless Sex highlight ongoing discussions about women. The authorial focus questions gender roles and female agency in modern society.
Bottle Club Bill Near Defeat In West Virginia House
Charleston dispatch reports the controversial bottle club bill likely to fail by a narrow margin when brought to a House vote next week. A private poll indicated 52 of 100 members opposed. The measure would legalize bottle clubs where liquor could be kept away from residences and bought by others for that location.
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Charleston
UPI
House Temperance Committee
Senate
Chester Hubbard
Ohio
House Committee
House Rules Committee
House of Delegates
West Virgin
Birth Control Bill Faces First Senate Reading
In Charleston, UPI reports a bill to create a Bureau of Birth Control within the State Health Department, enabling local boards to run clinics. Attorney General Robertson expressed a mixed view on legality, while Bishop Hodges warned on public policy and moral issues. Sponsors are Senate President Carson and Senator Moreland.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
Agriculture Commissioner's Office
Senate
Samaritan Act Facthe House
House
Medicine and Sanitation
Boards of Health
Charleston
UPI
State Health Department
Wheeling
Catholic Church
C. Donald Robertson
State Board of Health
Robertson
Kanawha County
Page Seckford
Hodges
the Register
Howard Carson
D-Fayette
William Moreland
D-Monongalia
Avalanche Strands Miners as Snow Seals Camp Route
Heavy snow and worsening weather trap a mining camp 100 miles from Prince Rupert. Col H V Matthews leads a joint U S Canadian rescue at sea with the Coast Guard cutter Cape Roan and ferries unable to reach the coast due to fog and fierce winds.
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Col. H.V. Matthews
Prince Rupert
U.S. Coast Guard
Cape Roan
Humphrey Says No Wider War in Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey, speaking at a convocation by the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, affirmed the United States seeks no wider war in Southeast Asia. He outlined a return to Geneva accords principles and a goal of peace for the people of Vietnam, with sessions lasting through Saturday.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Viet Nam
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Southeast Asia
Humphrey
Vietam
Byrd Proposes State Technical Services Act of 1965
Senator Byrd introduces a five year federal aid program to promote new industry in West Virginia. The plan would fund state university or agency administration with $25 000 initial grants and up to 400 000 annually with state or industry matching. It would create regional tech info centers and offer workshops and demonstrations to apply scientific advances.
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Washington
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
West Virginia
Byrd
Congress
McNamara flags regional security risks in Asia
McNamara warned that Thailand enjoys relative prosperity and Western ties, but the northeast and north remain vulnerable to Communist attack and subversion. He said Red China is the principal threat in the northern Pacific and China’s pressure can shift quickly between regions, with ongoing political pressure across the subcontinent.
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Thailand
McNamara
Northern
Pacific
India
India-China
Subcontinent
Beran’s Release Advances Prague Church Diplomacy
Beran, the Prague archdiocese head, was released after secret talks aimed at easing Cold War tensions between Rome and Communist regimes. Pope Paul named Frantisek Tomasek apostolic administrator as Beran nears a potential Vatican post, while Archbis Josef Slipuy of Lwow, among 27 new Cardinals next week, was freed by Soviets in 1963 after 18 years in prison. Beran’s confinement lasted from 1949 to October 3, 1963, ending with a near-prison domicile near Prague.
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Frantisek Tomasek
Beran
Josyf Slipuyi
Lwow
Paul
Vatican
Prague
Roman Curia
Czechoslovakia
Man seeks legal name change to Horton after DUI license fraud
Edward Jay Leven, fined $250 last September for using the name William Murphy Horton to obtain a driver license, appears again in court records this week asking for a legal name change to William Murphy Horton.
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Denver
UPI
Edward Jay Leven
William Murphy Horton
Leven
Deaths And Funerals Wilmer Snuffer 69
Wilmer Snuffer 69 of Shady Spring died at 6 50 a m today in Deland Florida while wintering with heart attack as cause. Survived by widow Ruth Smith Snuffer two daughters Jo Ann Jordan and Jane Carole Richmond husband overseas in Germany one brother Milton Snuffer one sister Mrs Woodrow Nass two grandchildren. Body at Deland funeral home awaiting arrangements.
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Wilmer Snuffer
Shady Spring
Deland
Fla
Peter and
Laura Snuffer
Beaver Coal Co
Christian Church
Crow
Ruth Smith Snuffer
Charles
Jo Ann) Jordan
Shady
Germany
Milton Snuffer
Stephan
Ben Smith Funeral to Be Held in Lakeville
Funeral services for Ben Philip Smith 72 of St Albans will be held in Lakeville Michigan. He died at 5 50 am Thursday at the Veterans Administration Hospital after a long illness. Born August 1 1892 in Lakeville he was a son of William and Charlotte Smith a retired tire recapper and World War I veteran. Survivors include a son Jack Smith of Boston Massachusetts. The body will be taken from Keyser Bryant Funeral Home to Lakeville today for funeral arrangements.
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Ben Philip Smith
St. Albans
Lakeville
Mich
Smith
Veteran's Administration Hospital
William and
Charlotte Smith
Jack Smith
Boston
Mass
Keyser-Bryant
Obituaries for Virdie Allen and Elvira Miller
Mrs Virdie Mills Allen of Jacksonville formerly of Montcalm died at 10 50 Thursday in Jacksonville from a heart attack She had been living with her daughter Ann Dunford in Jacksonville Survived by four sons James Weldon Paul and Robert a brother Nathan Mills two sisters and other relatives The body to Craven Funeral Home Montcalm burial Keaton Mills Cemetery Fgeria Funeral arrangements pending later arrival of her sons Elvira Rinehart Miller and six sons and seven daughters listed with residences in Helen Boron Calif Leesburg Arnett Paulsbo and other towns Burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton with services at Bud Baptist Church The body remained at Sam Foglesong Funeral Home Mullens for calling hours Saturday afternoon RNS
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Virdie Mills Allen
Jacksonville
Fla
Montcalm
Allen
Ann Dunford
James
Weldon
Paul
Robert
Nathan Mills
Matoaka
Little Rose
Beeson
Dessie Cole
Crab Orchard
Craven Funeral Home
Keaton Mills
Fgeria
Elvira Rinehart Miller
Thurman
Helen
Kermit
Cleveland
Ohio
James Miller
Boron
Calif
Huey, Vinson and Lee Meadows
Gladys Farley
S. C. Day
Leesburg
Orpha Vaughn
Arnett
Nettie Eastman
Sophia
Kathleen Miller
Della Salvamoser
Tecopa
Lillie Paulson
Paulsbo
Wash
Boyd Miller
Princeton
Wastie Blevins
Hyattsville
Bud Baptist Church
Dewey Wilson
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Sam Foglesong
Mullens
Dennis L. Graham rites set for Oceana man 61
Funeral services for Dennis L. Graham 61 of Oceana will be held at 1 p m Saturday at the First Church of God in Oceana with Rev. William Lusk officiating Burial will follow in Cook Graham Cemetery at Clear Fork He died Wednesday night in a Mullens hospital He was born May 17 1903 at Baileysville a son of Floyd Graham and the late Roxie Toler Graham Surviving are his wife Serena Roberts Graham three sons Stevie Floyd and Herbert all at home a daughter Mrs Thomas Kelly of Richmond Va two brothers Herbert of Mullens and Willard of Wyoming a sister Mrs Alice Cook of Baileysville The Evans Funeral Home of Oceana is handling arrangements The body will lie in state at the church one hour prior to the funeral.
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Dennis L. Graham
Oceana
Church of God
William Lusk
Cook-Graham
Clear Fork
Graham
Mullens Hospital
Baileysville
Floyd Graham
Roxie Toler Graham
Serena Roberts Graham
Stevie
Floyd
Herbert
Thomas Kelly
Richmond
Mullens
Willard
Wyoming
Alice Cook
Evans Funeral Home
Funeral for Miss Nannie Vanhoy Held in Pineville
Miss Nannie Vanhoy 78 of Keyrock dies in Mullens hospital. Funeral at 10 a.m. Saturday at Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Chapel in Pineville with Rev. Silas Burks officiating. Burial in Stewart Cemetery at Keyrock. Survived by brother G B Vanhoy of Keyrock and sister Mrs Frances Laxton of Oceana. Born June 12, 1888 at Keyrock to Daniel and Judith Goode Vanhoy.
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Nannie Vanhoy
Keyrock
Robertson and Foglesong
Pineville
Silas Burks
Stewart Cemetery
Miss Vanhoy
Mullens Hospital
Daniel
Judith Goode Vanhoy
G. B
Key
Hoston Rites Held for Nathanial Hoston at Central Baptist
Funeral services for Nathanial Hoston 64 of 203 Brooks Street East Beckley proceed at 2 p m Sunday at Central Baptist Church with Rev Edward Abram officiating Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park Survivors include wife Nannie Hoston Beckley and son William J Hoston North Hollywood California The Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor will transport to his home at 5 p m Saturday and to the church an hour before services.
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Nathanial Hoston
Brooks St
East Beckley
Central Baptist Church
Edward Abram
Greenwood Memorial Park
Nannie Hoston
Beckley
William J. Hoston
North Hollywood
Calif
Ritchie and Johnson
Robert Brown Funeral Arrangements Listed
Robert Brown aged 46 of Winding Gulf died Thursday in a local hospital after a long illness. The body is at the Trent and Durgan Funeral Home awaiting arrangements.
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Robert Brown
Winding Gulf
Trent and Durgan Funeral Home
Funeral rites for Dale Epling in Flat Top church
Dale Epling aged 57 of Beckley Junction will be buried in the Flat Top family cemetery after funeral services at the Flat Top Primitive Baptist Church at 2 p m Sunday. Elders J S Bowling and Kenna Lilly will officiate. pallbearers include Fred Bowling Thomas Lilly Orville Amick Charlie Pack Merlin Lilly and Oscar Basham. Friends may visit at the funeral home today after 2 p.m.
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Dale Epling
Beckley Junction
Flat Top Primitive Baptist Church
J. S. Bowling
Kenna Lilly
Flat Top
Epling
Fred Bowling
Thomas Lilly
Orville Amick
Charlie Pack
Merlin Lilly
Oscar Basham
Eli C. Miller Final Rites Held for 88 in Princeton
Eli C. Miller 88 of Helen died at 12 40 am in Mullens Hospital. Final rites set for 1 pm Sunday at Bud Baptist Church with Rev Dewey Wilson officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton. Born April 7 1876 in Wyoming County, he was the son of William and Myra Miller and a retired carpenter.
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Eli Center Miller
Helen
Bud Baptist Church
Dewey Wilson
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Miller
Mullens Hospital
Wyoming County
William
Myra Miller
Ear L Sampson Funeral Held in Williamson
Ear L Sampson 67 former editor of Williamson Daily News and Welch Daily News advertising manager died after a long illness. He served in World War I, became an ordained Methodist minister, and is survived by his wife a son Major Donald E Sha of Fort Hood Texas grandchildren and a sister Mae Ashcraft of Charleston.
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Williamson
Ear L. Sampson
Williamson Daily News
Sampson
Welch Daily News
Mount Hope
Beckley
Concord College
Donald E. Eo
Fort Hood
Texas
Mae Ashcraft
Charleston
Mrs Hester Shrader Rites Held for 53 Year Old
Mrs Hester Shrader 53 of Athens died at her daughter Mrs Gladys Robertson home on Pisgah Road at 11 45 a m after a long illness She was a sister of Mrs Ina Atwood Coal City and Mrs Mildred Shrader Mullens Born Feb 29 1911 in Tioga daughter of Emma Miller and the late Madison A Bennett Body is at Memorial Funeral Directory in Princeton
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Hester Gertrude Shrader
Athens
Gladys Robertson
Pisgah Road
Shrader
Ina Atwood
Coal City
Mildred Shrader
Mullens
Tioga
Emma Miller
Madison A. Bennett
Memorial Fuene
Princeton
Wellman Service Acknowledges 87 Year Life
Obituary notes LRA Wellman 87 of Esse Caeons at today Javeman services to be held. Community mourns the longtime figure.
Pacem in Ter- mes and Pope John XXIII on Peace
The article reviews Pacem in Terris Pope John XXIII’s 1963 encyclical and its impact. It notes the document’s broad, interfaith reach, its core call for human dignity justice and disarmament, and the moral weight lent by the pope’s example to international peace principles. It explains the encyclical’s aim beyond war avoidance toward universal rights and moral duties among individuals and states.
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John
Earth
Pacem
Pope John
Milam R E Funeral Arrangements Incomplete Pineville
Robert E Milam 38 of Pineville died Thursday night after a brief illness in Mullens hospital He worked as book keeper for Wyoming Lumber and Supply Co a member of Cook Memorial Baptist Church and was serving his first term as Pineville recorder He is survived by wife Margaret Huffman Milam two sons John Beckley and Mark and a daughter Lisa The body is at Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Pineville.
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Robert E. Milam
Pineville
Mullens
Wyoming Lumber and Supply Co
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Margaret Huffman Milam
John
Beckley
Mark
Lisa
Robertson and Foglesong
Stricken Actress Battles For Life
Hollywood reports Academy Award winner Patricia Neal, 39, is in critical condition after brain surgery for a massive stroke at UCLA Medical Center. Doctors fear permanent brain damage as she remains unconscious. Neal, wife of English writer Raoul Dahl, suffered strokes after returning home from work on the film Seven Women.
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Hollywood
UPI
Patricia Neal
Ucla Medical Center
Miss Neal
Raoul Dahl
Metro- Goldwayn - Mayer Studios
Coup in South Viet Nam Faces Army Backing, Khanh Resists
Viet Nam attache in Washington says the coup has wide army support while Khanh fights to stay in power. Thao claims Khanh’s removal, and troops strike Saigon targets during a midday lull as Ky’s air force base is blocked. Thao blames Khanh for political upheaval and notes Diem’s regime as justification amid growing instability.
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Khiem
Washington
Khanh
Thao
Saigon
UPI
Air Force
Nguyen Cao Ky
North Vietnm
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Diem
Illness plagued mother kills four children then herself
Doris Johnson a 27 year old Cleveland mother separated from her husband killed her four children with a single head shot each then shot herself with a revolver. The scene at home included two children in one room a third in another and a fourth in the kitchen. The children were Donald 7 Ronald 5 Arnold 3 and Ernest 11 months. One child died en route to St Luke Hospital the others died there. Johnson had a history of illness including two major operations and had recently returned from California. Police noted a .38 revolver missing one bullet suggesting reload. An open Bible lay on a bed with verses about death and anguish. Neighbors said no warning signs were evident.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Doris Johnson
William
Gloria Yates
Donald Johnson
Ronald
Arnold
Ernest
Miss Yates
St. Luke Hospital
Johnson
William Yates
California
Officrs
Autopsy Set On Spencer Patient
A autopsy is being conducted on Marlene Boudinot formerly of Parkersburg found dead near Spencer State Hospital where she had been a patient. Roane County seeks William Nelson 34 of Brounland Kanawha County for questioning while investigators consider possible homicide. Coroner Dr. R C Newman says heart attack suspected. autopsy results expected in several days. The two disappeared Wednesday from the hospital and were spotted near the hospital property. family had requested autopsy amid fears of choking notes and neck acne. The man may have fled when she suffered the attack.
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Charleston
UPI
Marlene Boudinot
Parkersburg
Spencer State Hospital
Roane County
William Nelson
Brounland
Kanawha
R. C. Newman
Newman
Nelson
Smith outlines push for state reform and park land buys
Smith reported legislative leaders expect passage of enabling legislation and noted support from education groups for proposed teacher pay scales. He plans to meet Tuesday with Judiciary and Finance Committees to accelerate reorganizational plans. He announced Community Facilities Administration approved land acquisitions under a $24 million Area Redevelopment Administration park program, with phase one completed at Hawks Nest, Twin Falls, Pipe stem, and Canaan Valley State Parks.
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Smith
Judiciary and
Finance Committees
Community Facilities Administration
Hawks Nest
Twin Falls
Pipestem State Park
Hinton
Canaan Valley
Tucker County
Mills trips to Huntington and other towns for mental patients
Mills describes transporting mental patients to Huntington for bedded trips and to Pruntytown and Moundsville during January. He notes department offers courtesies like funeral escorts and supervising crowds at sports events. A November 14, 1964 court order cut sheriff staff to seven, excluding the Sheriff, citing county overdraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Pruntytown
Moundsville
Mills
Sheriff's Department
Louisville Bourbon Pioneer Julian Van Winkle Dies at 90
Julian P. Van Winkle, 90, renowned bourbon maker and dean of American distillers, died in Louisville Tuesday night. He led the family firm and helped shape the modern bourbon industry.
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Louisville
UPI
Julian P. van Winkle
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