X Rays Entered as Evidence in $100000 Suit
A civil case in Lock City centers on Lilly and Paul D Taylor of Clear Creek after a June 22 1965 auto crash on Maple Fork Road. Dr Clifford A Stevenson Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital testified that X rays show fractures to Lillys face, mouth, and jaw though doctors noted no permanent mouth injury. The trial resumes with further witnesses planned including Lillys wife and medical staff.
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Paul D. Taylor
Clear Creek
Clifford A. Stevenson
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Lilly
Maple Fork Road
Route 21
Taylor
Stevenson
Train Crew Cut Hastens Fireman Jobs Across Railways
The gradual elimination of locomotive firemen continues in 1966 with little adverse effect on workers or railroad operations. Carriers have shown action is possible and the transition proceeds, though concerns remain over staffing and safety during the changeover.
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Chicago
UPI
Newton's Early Wave Theory Notion Noted in Britannica
A fragment states that Sir Isaac Newton made the first Typeesuaten of the motion of waves, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica, reflecting a historical reference though the claim and term are unclear and not standard. The entry preserves a biographical note about Newton and 18th century science commentary.
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Isaac Newton
The Bell of Big Ben Weighs Thirteen Tons
The article notes that the famed Big Ben clock bell weighs 13 and a half tons. It emphasizes its status as the world’s most recognizable clock and hints at the bell’s imposing size and historic prominence.
Kennedy Stricken Then Recovers Quickly Says Physician
Joe Kennedy suffered a brief heart block described as fleeting by Dr. Paul D. Rotter. Anne Gscompa of the clan was reportedly stricken late Wednesday morning with a similar condition.
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Joe Kennedy
Anne Gs
Paul D. Rotter
Viet Nam Front Paragraphs Mention Huts and Child Rescue
In Vietnam the Viet cam attacked huts near Saigon with mills and fighting tapering in the South. Small groups and fever outbreaks were noted as a child trapped inside a camelman hat was saved. A gunner Salas, in a platoon led by Lt Don Coursey, son of Brig Gen John P. Coursey.
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Saigon
Salas
Ina
Don Coursey
Marine
John P. Coursey
el Toro
Calif
Policy wed From Page 1 of Southeast Asia report
The fragment discusses U S ambassadors and a bombing lull stance, noting the lack of a clear position to state. It then shifts to a land animal, a hippopotamus weighing about four tons, capable of running as fast as a human and faster briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Asia
United US
Russia Warns U S On Black Sea Activity
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union warned the United States against air and military activity near the Black Sea on its southern frontier. Red Star noted American attention to the area and referenced a December 24 meeting between U S Ambassador Fay Kohler and Deputy Foreign Minister Vasili Kuznetsov. The piece cites a crashed U S Air Force B57 bomber and warns Turkey could face strained relations if Turkish soil is used for provocations.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
United States
Black Sea
Russia
Red Star
Mlin
Fay Kohler
Vasili Kuznetsov
s+ ph
Qponaudinal
UPI
Turkey
Union
Poverty Agency Shakeup Proposed by GOP Leaders
Two Republican leaders in Washington urged a major reorganization of Serge Shriver's anti poverty agency. The plan aims to save administrative costs to fund Head Start, child care, and community action programs without raising overall antipoverty spending, and would restructure Job Corps Youth Corps and other training and welfare efforts.
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Washington
UPI
Sergent Shriver
Charles E. Goodell
Liscoiian
Transit talks continue as commuter crush grows
Transit negotiators and the striking union pressed the 17 hour session into a full day with Lindsay joining full time after a late break. He spoke of good faith progress and mediation, while authorities weighed daily fines up to 100000 and court action to end the strike amid rising car use into the city.
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Lindsay
Transit
Goeed
State Supreme Court
Geller
Pwo
Baker indicted in wide business deals case progress noted
Baker, reached at his Ocean City Maryland home, commented that progress is being made in the Senate look busi case. He had been convicted on one class charge and sentenced to 48 years, with an expected arraignment and release on bond as the indictment showed connections involving Baker.
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Senate
Busi
Baker
Wideness
Ocean Oy. Md
Pate
Pete
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Lilly Dies In Local Hospital
Lilly died at 2 40 p m Wednesday in a local hospital after an extended illness. Born May 12 1879 in Summersee she was a daughter of Perry and Minerva Upton Lilly and a Crow Missionary Baptist Church member. Survivors include two sisters. Funeral services will follow in the Crews Cemetery at Nimitz with Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home handling arrangements. Nephrews will serve as pallbearers.
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Cemena
Nimitz
Lilly
Summersee
Perry
Minerva Upton Lilly
Crow Missionary Baptist Church
Nanniea
Erow
R. H. Frenc
Rose and Quesenberry
Bright Morris Bright dies after short illness at 67
John Bright 67 of Crabby died at 2:30 p m after a short illness. He was a member of United Mine Workers of America and Free Will Baptist. Born May 12 1890 in Gilmer County, he was survived by Emma Fisher Bright his wife, one brother Earl Bright of Clarington Ohio, a sister in Lanark Mrs Aiden Wilson, and four grandchildren. Funeral at Ill Baptist Church with Rev C ia C. on Friday, burial at Blue Rides Memorial Gardens. Fred X Williams Home in Sophia. Friends may call after 5 p m today.
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Aeeek Bright
Craba
United Mine Workers of America
Free Will Baptist Church
Gilmer County
Robert
Emma Morris Bright
Emma Fisher Bright
Crabby
Earl Bright
Clarington
Ohio
Aiden
Imogene) Wilson
Lanark
Ill Baptist Church
Waka
Ia C
Fred X. Williams
Sophia
Patricia Perdue services for Mrs Perry Due to death
Mrs Patricia Ann Perry Perdue, 24, Fair of Whites ver early Jan 1. Authorities hold her husband Gene in connection with the Survivors include her grandparents Mr and Mrs Rober Perry Whitesville and four children Robert Lisa Debra and Billy Gene at home.
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Patricia Ann Perry Perdue
Fair of Whitesver
Gene
Rober Perry
Whitesville
Robert
Lisa
Debra
Billy Gene
T Home
Final rites for Bert Shu at Melton Mortuary
Final arrangements for Marine Captain Paul L. Gormley and Bert Shu involve services at Melton Mortuary after 4 p.m. today. The notices indicate transfers and funeral plans, with details partially obscured in the damaged text.
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Paul L. Gormley
Chacal Yerslington National Ce
1 365 Yanks Killed In Combat In 1965
Washington (UPI) The Defense Department said 1 365 American servicemen were killed in combat last year in Vietnam, up from 1964. Pentagon records show 888 Army, 335 Marines, 72 Navy, and 60 Air Force deaths. Most Navy and Air Force losses stemmed from raids on its Vietnam operations. The rising fatalities coincide with higher air traffic to the region.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Mhember
Pentagon
Marines
Navy
Air Force
Holden Woman Sought For Abandoning Boys
MARMET UP I An issued Swartz said police seek the woman whose last address was near Holden Logan Her four boys aged one to five were seen put out of a car A man and woman were nearby in Charleston Loy Grimes of Detroit was en route to Charleston to take custody of the children
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Marmet
UPI
Swartz
Holden
Logan
Charleston
Loy Grimes
Detroit
Mrs Holliday Rites Set For Meadow Bridge Woman
Mrs Holliday of Meadow Bridge will be conducted at 1 p.m. Friday at Meadow Bridge First Church with Rev Emeterary at Smoot after a long illness. She died at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday in Beckley hospital. Born Blues Feb 28 she was daughter of the late Rufus and Virginia Gilforren. Survived by five sons Joseph R Meadow Bridge James Bradley Mack Las Vegas George Niagara Falls N Y and others including Mrs Mabel Flint Portsmouth Va a brother John B Forren Lewisburg 28 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren. Friends may call Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill after 5 p.m. today. The body will go to the church one hour before services then to Jowers Cemetery Oak Hill. Mrs a gy oget 2 m Tuesday and short illness.
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Eres
Iarmacis Olliday
Joseph R
Meadow Bridge
James
Bradley
Mack
Las Vegas
Nev
George
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Gan
Mabel Flint
Portsmouth
John B. Forren
Lewisburg
Tyree
Oak Hill
Final rites for Henry H Harper held at First Me Church
Henry Herbert Harper, 72, of Harper, had funeral services at 2 p m today at First Me Church with Rev. Robert Davis and others presiding. Burial followed in Sunset Memorial Park. Pallbearers included W A Winston, Thomas Wilson, H L Hendrickson, John Bullick, Joe Maynor and Leo Bridi.
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Henry Herbert Harper
Harper
Robert Davis
Edward Hanshaw
A. F. Clendenin
Sunset Memorial Park
Semen
W. A. Winston
Thomas Wilson
H. L. Hendrickson
John Bullick
Joe Maynor
Leo Bridi
Appointments Made to State Education and Welfare Panels
June 30 appointments list names and districts for the West Virginia Board of Education and multiple advisory and welfare bodies. Recipients include Robert Abbott Fayetteville to the Board of Education fifth district, term to 1972. William A. Haslam Mount Hope to the Advisory Council of Employment Security. Emmett Whitesville to Employment Security Board of Review. C. V. Feller Mullens to Historic Commission term to 196?. Mrs Wayman Truman Fayetteville to Advisory Committee on Mental Retardation. William Binderman Beckley to Mental Retardation Advisory. H. S. Edwards Beckley as Superintendent of Pinecrest Sanitarium. Robert E. Kuhn Pineville. appointments serve at the governor’s will or until set terms.
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Robert Abbott
Fayetteville
West Virginia Board of Education
William A. Haslam
Mount Hope
Department of Employment Security
Emmett
Whitesville
Employment Security Board of Review
C. V. Feller
Mullens
Wayman Truman
William Binderman
Beckley
H. S. Edwards
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Robert E. Kuhn
Pineville
Red Cross Handles 1749 Cases in 1965 Report
The Red Cross processed about 1,749 cases in 1965 with 78 cases serviced as noted by Mrs. reports. The year included telegrams and military leave certification months reflecting organizational duties.
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Red Cross
The
Reds Had Big Hand In 1965 Demonstrations
Washington reports that FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said the American Communist Party led an active and growing role in 1965 Viet Nam antiwar demonstrations and spent funds to undermine U S policy. He cited events including October international days, August project, and the November antiwar convention as examples.
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Reds
Washington
UPI
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Comm
Ose
Viet Nam
American Communist Party
Hoover
U States
United States
Green To Return To Stand Today In Bridge Case
Logan Sea Hunt contractor J E Green takes the witness stand in the Le eece W Gack trial testifying that he and Ferrell shared profits from more than a dozen small bridge jobs totaling over 9000 dollars. Green says his company alone could not have earned that profit without Ferrell's men while Ferrell was supervisor of the State Road Commission District 2 bridge division.
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Logan Sea Hunt
J. E. Green
Leece W. Gack
Green
Ferrell
Huntington
Ferrrell
State Road Commission District 2
Smith Lindsay pushes coal ban to curb New York pollution
In a letter, Smith Lindsay advocates banning coal as fuel to cut air pollution in New York. The note cites the National Gas Association and notes concerns about residual oil from coal burning. The governor urges conversion to alternative fuels.
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Lindsay
Ssenadie
New York
Weirton Demo Appeals Ouster
The Democratic Executive Committee Appeals Board in Charleston heard four hours of testimony on the ouster of Mustafa Mickey Mallas from the Weirton Democratic Committee. The panel will study transcripts and issue a ruling in about three weeks.
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Charleston
UPI
Democratic Executive Committe Appeals Board
Mustafa
Mickey) Mallas
Seeank
Guta Democratic Executive Committee
Alias
Weirton
Mallas
State Socratic
James Sprouse
Sprouse
Callie Tsapis
Conklin
Reniov
Hancock County Committee
Ed Zagula
Jack Vans
Frontier Club
Finance Panels Book Pre Season Meetings
Charleston dispatch reports for the first time ever both West Virginia Senate and House finance committees will hold pre session meetings to review the 1966 67 general revenue budget and Gov Hulett C Smith administration bills. The 30 day session begins January 12 with a 46 item call from the governor and potential speedy action requiring a two thirds vote.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Del
Ivor Boiarsky
D-Kanawha
Hans McCourt
D-Webster
Hulett C. Smith
Smith
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W. H. File Jr
Norman Knapp
Ned) Payne
William Sanders
Princeton
Payne
Sanders
Douglas Lilly
Woodrow Wilson High School
Young
Taylor Pig
Poe H Burdette
Beckleyedical Arts
Burdette
Bank of Raleigh
F.D.I.C
Beckley Area
Gs Peste Anne
William D. Swearingen
Virginia
U.S
Poverty Agency
Mrs. Rosetta Lilly
John (. Bright
Patricia Perdue
Capt
Paul Gormley
B. Earl Shumate
Bert Shumt
Melton Mortuary
Lelia Holliday
Mrs. (. MacMillion
HH. H. Harper
Steve McQueen
Cincinnati Kid
Cuariton Heston
Richard Boone the Warlord
Technicolor
Panavision
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