Shastri and Ayub Arrive in Tashkent for Talks
U S S R hosts meeting between Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and Pakistan’s Ayub Khan in Tashkent aiming to settle the Kashmir border feud after an 18 year dispute. Khrushchev era style diplomacy heightens Kremlin prestige as Kosygin joins the discussions. Diplomatic observers doubt real progress and note China’s setback in the power struggle.
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U.S.S.R
UPI
Lal Bahadur Shastri Ali Khan
Kashmir
Dhat
Kosygin
Kremlin
China
Russia
Subcontinent
Castro Blames Red China For Rice Shortage
In Havana Premier Fidel Castro warned Cubans that rice will be scarce this year blaming Red China for halting 1966 shipments amid a trade dispute. He contrasted Cuba's rice dependence with growing arms orders from Russia and defended his stance against U.S. imperialism after a 30 minute parade. About 500 delegates from Asia Africa and Latin America attended the Tri continental Conference opening tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPS
Fidel Castro
Cuba
China
Russia
Castro
Havana
Red Square
Washington
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Transit Strike Grips Manhattan Amid Flooded Commutes
New York City faced a three day transit strike with about 3.3 million riders turning to walking cycling or makeshift transport. Police fear a catastrophe if a blaze blocks Manhattan fire access while transit officials trade blame over the arena funding dispute involving Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Cea Ei
Pete
Lindsay
Quill
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeler
Rocketelles
Randolph Honored as Featured Speaker in Charleston
UPI reports Kanawha Valley Federation of Neared ante notes honored Sen Randolph as guest of honor at a testimonial dinner in Charleston. He is praised as the top statesman who has fought for improving human conditions regardless of race creed or color.
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Charleston
UPI
Kanawha Valley
Randagh
Randolph
Work Resumes At Ammo Plant In Illinois
EAST ALTON Illinois UP reports gunpowder lines resumed after a stoppage with no headcount yet. The International Association of Machinists voted to strike on December 1 over a three year contract dispute seeking a minimum raise. Washington officials warned a continued strike could affect the war effort while a ratification vote was held in River nearby school gymnasium.
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Mace
Olin
Ashington
River
Ill
Cancer Association Board Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday
A notice for the Board of Directors meeting of the Cancer Association has been scheduled for eight in the evening on Wednesday in the penthouse. The meeting will discuss rules and governance matters.
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Rules By Cancer Association
West Virginian Killed in Florida Traffic Crash
Leslie E. Atkinson, 41, of Vienna West Virginia, died New Year’s Day in a traffic crash near Merritt Island, Florida. Florida police lieutenant at Cape Kennedy reported the fatal accident.
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Vienna
UPI
Leslie E. Atkinson
Here
New Ears Day
Merritlando
Fla
Leutenant
Cape Kennedy
Anthony Quinn marries Yolanda Addoloh in private ceremony
Beverly Hills California actor Anthony Quinn 50 and Yolanda Addoloh 31 mother of their two young sons wed Sunday in a quiet civil ceremony Superior Judge Edward Brand presided A small group attended including actor John Cassavetes and Mrs Addoloh The couple have two children Frank 2 and Daniel 1 The ceremony follows Quinn's separation from Katherine De Mille daughter of Cecil B De Mille The actor has four children with Miss De Mille and has Oscars for Lust for Life and Viva Zapata!
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Anthony Quinn
Yolanda Addoloh
Edward Brand
Ne. Santa Monica
John Cassavetes
Tween
Frank
Daniel
Katherine de Mille
Cecil B. de Mille
Miss de Mille
Hollywood
the Quinn
Columbia Studios
Klan Probe Aims to Compile Rank and File Lists
A government inquiry into the Ku Klux Klan proceeds with listening sessions and document requests. Officials say they already know many rank and file members and seek to confirm identities and associations. The probe focuses on structure, membership, and potential criminal links within the organization.
Holiday toll rises in scattered county crashes
Police reported multiple fatal and serious injury crashes near St Albans Hancock Wellsville Industry and One Accident involving drivers Donald Lowther Carlom Genevieve Water and William Wright. In Hancock two fatal head on crashes occurred within hours. Carrie Goble died in a Kopperston house fire.
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U. S
St. Albans
Donald E. Lowther
E. McGhee
Lowther
Carlom
Columbus
Knight
Evelyn
Gary
Oesens
Hancock
Feidey
Genevieve Wate E
Wellsville
Ohio
William R. Wright
Industry
Ernest Yoder
Wyoming County
Carrie Goble
Kopperston
Red Cross reports 1965 deficit hits record
Washington UPI reports the American Red Cross ran a deficit for the fiscal year ended June 30. Revenue totaled 105,029,833 while expenses reached 106,081,320 amid heavy Viet Nam and disaster relief work. The deficit marks an unprecedented peacetime fundraising effort for the Red Cross.
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Washington
UPI
American Red Cross
the Cross
Viet Nam
United States
Red Cross
Deaths and Funerals Rev Clair L Burket 56
The Rev. Clair L Burket 56 of 105 Summers St died today at a local hospital after a long illness. He was born to Mary Hanley Burket and the late James Burket, survived by his wife Marjorie Boswer Burket, two sons Walter and Timothy, a daughter, four sisters, a brother, and four grandchildren. Burial arrangements with Keyser Bryant Funeral Home pending in Altoona.
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Clair L. Burket
Summers St
Altoona
Mary Hanley Burket
James Burket
Marjorie Boswer Burket
Walter Larene Johnson
Mret Bucklen
Tee Town
Marian Fton Bealers
Amelia Crider
Viola Keller
John Burket
Orlando
Fla
Beckley
Mr. Burker
Funeral Services for Canterbury Resident Die in Hospital
The Cunningham Funeral Home reports a Canterbury resident died at Charleston hospital on Saturday. Survivors include her husband Chess two sons J of Pitts Mrs Jack Kelly of Franklin N C her mother Mrs Olive Lawson Logan a brother Jack Lawson and four sisters Mrs Faye Nelson and Mrs Rachel Hart both of Sara Avis of Logan.
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Cunningham
Canterbury
Wyoming County
Charleston Hospital
Chess
J of
Pitts
Jack Kelly
Franklin
N. C
Olive Lawson
Jack Lawson
Logan
Faye Nelson
Rachel Hart
Sara Avis
McReynolds Veteran of World War I Funeral Notice
C E McReynolds ford a World War I veteran and member of American Legion Post 10 dies. Survivors include Mrs Pearl Brown of Welch Frances McReynolds Omie McReynolds of Colp and six grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Body at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home.
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Ford
American Legion Post
Pittsburgh
Pearl Brown
Welch
Frances McReynolds
Omie McReynolds
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
GOP Said Set To Go To Work In West Virginia
Charleston reports Republicans launch a 1966 revival led by former Sen. Chapman Revercomb to recruit 20 000 party workers by November and seek May primary candidates. Mayor John Shanklin heads the organizing drive while Cecil Underwood chairs a policy group forming truth squads to present issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Alyoah
Chapman Revercomb
Revercomb
John Shanklin
Cecil Underwood
Asof m
GOP
Raymond V. Humphreys
West Va
Wall Closed No New Accord Ends Talks in Berlin
Berlin remains divided as the wall stays shut and no new accord emerges. Families cry out amid the Christmas and Easter timeline while West Berlin and East Germany contemplate renewed negotiations and a possible easing of travel and reunification rules.
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Berlin
UPI
Anne
Sswall
West Berlin
Prospec
Two Buildings Destroyed In Atlantic City Fire
ATLANTIC CITY N J two fires swept through the center of the resort today forcing evacuations from several apartments and homes. The flames started near two blocks from Convention Hall, the 1964 Democratic National Convention site, but the hall itself was undamaged.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Iemen
Plaintiff by TKO in New Mexico small claims case
A fragmented UPI dispatch reports a small claims suit in New Mexico ending with a third knock TKO, noting the plaintiff alleges per se escapes and the matter proceeded to litigation.
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TKO
Truth OR Consequences
N. M
UPI
Saerngenga & Small Claims
Garfield Corpora tion Lawyer Dies In Fordham La School
Gustave B. Garfield, noted corporate lawyer, died at Fordham Law School. He was credited with shaping many aspects of commercial corporate law and left a lasting impact on the field.
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YORK
UPI
Gustave B. Garfield
Fordham
Seymour, Real Estate Magazine publisher, dies at 89
Ae Deane a Se ymour, 89, was killed on Friday. Seymour published Real Estate Magazine and was noted for design and printing of books. His engravings are in collections including the Sorbonne in Paris and the Art Institute in Chicago.
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Ae Deane A Seymour
Seymour
the Sorbonne
Paris
Art Institute
Chicago
Bandits Handcuff Man in Home Burglary, Escape Suspected
Levenson recounts bandits seizing him with handcuffs from a g and marching to a cellar rail. They searched the home while promising no harm and looted an upstairs dressing room. Police await a fuller loss estimate as the couple expect returns today. Levenson suspects Bob and Charley planned a large haul, fleeing in a car with a trailer.
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Levenson
Bob
Charley
Steel Price Rollback Hopes Rise After Bethlehem Action
Bethlehem faces pressure as it contemplates withdrawing its recent price increase. Officials weigh the impact on the steel market and possible ripple effects on producers U S Steel Kaiser Armco Inland National and others. Administration suggests moral persuasion to spur rescission and limit inflationary impact.
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Bethlehem
Sdue
Viet Nam
U. S. Steel
Kaiser
Armco
Jones & Eee
National—who
York
Com Admiistratoring
Unclear fragment on Ku Klux Klan satellite remarks
Fragmentary report quotes Representative Charles L. on congressional views of Ku Klux Klan influence. The readable portion suggests concern about knowledge and exposure but lacks complete context or attribution.
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Washington
Charles L
D.ga
Ku Klux Klan
Ianon
Night riders loom as attorney general weighs state action
Mobile report notes Attorney General Nicholas DeB Katszenbach preparing to address government challenges as night riders threaten public order. The fragment suggests state action to reckon with civil unrest and ensure safety in Mobile and surrounding areas.
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Mobile
Ala
Nicholas Deb. Katszenbach
Dallas Justice book on Ruby trial sells for 77 cents
Famed attorney Melvin Belli's critical book Dallas Justice about Dallas during Jack Ruby's trial has been released at a price of 77 cents. The work surveys the events surrounding the trial and city reactions.
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Dallas
UPI
Melvin Belli
Jack Ruby
Huntington to Hear Brutality Complaints
Huntington officials plan a City Mayor's Committee on Human Rights meeting to hear complaints of police brutality after a New Year’s brawl between Negro and white youths at the Keith Theater. Negro leaders filed the complaint, alleging police mishandling of the mob. police deny implicated abuse.
Hanoi accuses U.S. peace moves as deceitful
Tokyo dispatch reports North Vietnam calling the U.S. peace effort deceitful hypocrisy. Dan said Washington would widen the war if Paris talks failed, while Red China condemned American moves and urged battle as the only response to peacemaking efforts.
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Tokyo
UPI
Red China
Italy Enters Crucial Week in Moro Government Crisis
Rome reports a week of political maneuvering may decide if Premier Aldo Moro's center left government survives. The dispute centers on Viet Nam policy and a rift with ex-Foreign Minister Amintore Fanfani. Reds hope to exploit the Viet Nam issue to widen tensions within the Christian Democrats.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Aldo Moro
Viet Nam
Amintore Fanfani
U.N. General Assembly Ieident
Edie Hope
Fanfani
Moro
Fantania
President to unveil 1967 budget amid inflation fears
The President faced inflation worries as he prepared to send his fiscal 1967 budget to Congress. He planned intensive conferences with top aides and cabinet officers and hoped U.S. steel firms would avoid triggering inflation spirals after Bethlehem's price moves.
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U.S
Bethlehem
Johnson
Congress
World Leaders Face Barred Path to Accord
Fragmentary OCR shows tangled lines about attempts to ease global tensions. Mentions include Pope, President, Soviet leader, Mao Tse-tung, Ho Chi Minh, Nguyen Van Minh, and Nguyen Van Rao with hints of new mutual proposals among three Communist and one Vietnamese president.
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Pope
Renee Penctien
Messa
Nikolai
China
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
Nguyen van Raa
Humphrey Says No Communists Seeking Peace
Vice President Hubert Humphrey argued that Communist nations have failed to match U S efforts to bring peace to Viet Nam during his Honolulu stopover on return from a five nation trip. He warned U S missions worldwide should not be seen as weakness and noted the high cost of aggression while about 50 pickets urged to stop the war.
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Honolulu
UPI
United States
Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Washington
Japan
Taiwan
South Sea
Bente
Humphrey
U.S
Namland
Sitka Faces Rebuilding After Fire Destroys Cathedral
Sitka Alaska struggles to rebuild its historic core after a fire leveled St Michael’s Cathedral and surrounding streets. Civil Defense Director Walt Dangel reports no deaths or injuries, while the 121 year old church and nearby buildings require replacement funded by tribal and state efforts.
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Sitka
Alaska
UPI
St. Michael’s
United Marriage Crowns
Moquawkie
Political race looms in Beckley Raleigh County
In Raleigh County the State Probation and Parole Board member Jon Beckley and Mrs Lonnie J Nutter of Madison are mentioned as potential candidates for the State Senate. Primary May 7 and general election Nov 8. Four House of Delegates seats and a County Commissioner race also on ballots with incumbents E M Ned Payne Lewis N McManus Dale Covey and Mrs W W Withrow among Raleigh County delegates.
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Jon
Beckley
Lonnie J. Nutter
Madison
Pane
State Senate
Porter
Raleigh
House of Delegates
U. S
Jennings Randolph
Hulett
Robert Bailey
Pine Wo
Raleigh County
E. M. Ned Payne
Lewis N. McManus
Dale Covey
W. W. Withrow
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Wil
Sanstone
Klan Probe
Keyser - Bryant Funeral Home
C. E. McReynolds
Fea
Ory
United Press International
Ewing
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Strategic Air Command Gac
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