Medicare Bill Details and Funding Plan Explained
The article outlines how the hospital insurance fund will be financed under the Medicare plan. It explains peak tax implications for a worker earning $5,600, subsidies for non Social Security elderly, and the funding flow from general Treasury to repay the fund. It asseses projected receipts and outlays for 1966 and 1967, and notes wage tax modesty at peak, with the rest shown on the W-2 form.
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Congress
General Treasury
Internal Revenue Services
Liz Taylor Gives Up American Citizenship
New York report says actress Elizabeth Taylor renounced U.S. citizenship becoming a British subject to align with husband Richard Burton. State Department notes tax considerations. the couple returned from a Swiss ski trip with Taylor sporting a black eye, the spokesman explained as a skiing accident.
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New York
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
State Department
United States
Burton
London
Britain
Vietnamese air strikes hit jungle areas in Phuoc Tuy
Government spokesmen reported Napalm and about 20000 pounds of bombs dropped into jungle areas as planes strafed with machine guns. No immediate results were available as ground forces could not reach the area before night due to risk of ambush. The Phuoc Tuy action follows talk that Viet Cong may shift to more conventional fighting in districts where they outnumber government troops.
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Phuoc Tuy
South
Viet Nam
Australia Riches: Bauxite to Uranium Resources
United Press International reports from Whitaker's Almanack that Australia holds rich deposits of bauxite copper lead silver uranium and zinc, with smaller quantities of gold tin limestone ironstone wolfram and mineral sands, highlighting vast mineral wealth.
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United Press International
Australia
Whitaker
Spy tied to family motives fuels Thompson espionage case
The FBI charged that Thompson contacted Soviet agents between 1955 and 1958 while in Berlin and later faced charges of conspiring to unlawfully deliver U S national defense data. His Bay Shore wife defends him as innocent as authorities note missile sites in Montana and a 1961 meeting near Detroit. If convicted he could face execution.
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Kudashkin
Russia
Thompson
FBI
Office of Special Investigations
Berlin
Bay Shore
N. Y
New York
Washington
Great Falls
Mont
Detroit
Air Force
Montana
Rouge Park
Soviet Union
United States
W V A Briefs Life Team Asked Charleston
A Charleston woman could become the first in West Virginia history sentenced to life imprisonment under the Habitual Criminal Act. Rosetta L. Dotson, 38, already convicted of assault with intent to murder and forgery, now faces voluntary manslaughter charges in the tavern death of John Garfield Adkins, 23, of Corton. James Barker, 22, Ridgeview Boone County, faces murder charges in the death of a woman found unconscious on a city street Christmas Eve. Mrs. Cora Belle Scott of Charleston died last Sunday in a Spencer hospital from pulmonary edema and beating injuries. Barker denies the charge. Dr. James Andrew McClung, 90, a former West Virginia state senator and physician, died after a three‑week illness. He served in the Senate under Gov. Henry D. Hatfield.
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Charleston
UPI
Rosetta L. Dotson
John Garfield Adkins
Corton
James Barker
Ridgeview
Boone County
Cora Belle Scott
Spencer
Barker
Dies Ripley
James Andrew McClung
State Senate
McClung
West Virginia
Senate
Henry D. Hatfield
Burch Says GOP 1964 Victory Was Hopeless
Washington UPI report notes National Chairman Burch told a National Press Club lunch that only a political miracle could have elected a Republican president in 1964. He cited grievous defeat against Kennedy and Johnson and acknowledged GOP mistakes while forecasting a tough political climate ahead.
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Washington
UPI
Reemg
Burch
GOP
Barry M Goldwater
National Press Club
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Charleston Native to Aid South Viet Nam Police Security
Kenneth Cox, four, former Deland Florida police chief, will assist the State Department in establishing security precautions in rural South Viet Nam. He will help provide police and safety measures amid Viet Cong guerrilla activity.
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Washington
Apt
Charleston
State Department
South Viet Nam
Kenneth Cox
Deland
Fla
Fair Weather Chicago Ends 27-Year Extremes
UPI reports Chicago temperatures in 1964 remained within the nonextreme range, marking the first year in 27 years without readings above 100 or below zero, according to chief weatherman Joe R. Fulks.
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Chicago
UPI
Joe R. Fulks
Ten Nabbed In Bombing Of Megs Vacation Spot
ABBEYLEIX Ireland UP I reports police captured ten of fifteen Irish Nationalists linked to an explosion at the country estate where Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon vacationed. Five men escaped. officers say no injuries occurred as a Molotov was hurled and a transformer blew out. Crowned by a large security detail, the royal couple were undisturbed as authorities pursued suspects and investigated leaflets calling for the Snowdons expulsion.
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Abbeyleix
Ireland
UPI
Margaret of Britain
Lord Snowdon
Lord de Vesci
Snowdon
Callan
Margaret
Abbewleix House
Birr Castle
Sinn Fein
Irish Republican Army
Elderly Woman Duped in Pigeon Drop Scheme in Wheeling
In Wheeling a Rayland Ohio woman, 85 year old Elizabeth Witten, was swindled out of 2600 dollars in a pigeon drop. She met two women in a five and ten cent store who claimed a finder had 6500 dollars. The pair guided her to withdraw funds and vanished. Police seek clues as suspects left the area.
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Wheeling
UPI
Rayland
Ohio
Elizabeth Witten
Huntington private detective trio deny charges in juror calls
Not guilty by Frazier Paden and Cole, operators of a Huntington detective agency, testified they posed as reporters for the Nashville Banner in alleged telephone calls to jurors during Hoffa trial proceedings. Frazier claimed he was in Nashville under orders from an intermediary known as Jack Wrather. Prosecution evidence cited calls from the Noel Hotel and hotel staff and a Southern Bell official confirmed person-to-person calls to jurors. Nearby witnesses included nightclub entertainer Carroll Pettijohn and Huntington businessman Nicholas Tweet, who also faced indictments. Tweet’s trial followed Hoffa’s Chattanooga case and his sentence was appealed to the U S Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati.
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Frazier
Paden
Cole
Huntington
Nashville Banner
Nashville
Jack Wrather
Wrather
Noel
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Carroll Pettijohn
Nicholas Tweet
Chattanooga
Hoffa
U. S 6Th Circuit
Cincinnati
Khrushchev Privileges and Family Lifestyle Revealed
The Khrushchev family enjoys luxuries and privileges, including rent-free villa use, a Chaika limousine, and an apartment on Lenin Hills. Khrushchev hunts in the countryside, raises crops, and relies on a small circle of trusted aides while several relatives hold editor roles. Despite a fall from power, he retains key positions, with limited cabinet changes and no dramatic upheaval since October.
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Khrushchev
Great Soviet Union
Usovo
Lenin Hills
Dacha
Roswell Garst
Ence and Life
Kremlin
Julia
Novosti
Galina Brezhneva
Communist Party
Pravda
Pavel Satiukov
Central Committee
Mikhail Kharlamov
Soviet Radio and Television
Politizdat
Oleg Troyanovsky
Vladimir Lebedev
Alexei Kosygin
Supreme Soviet
Communist Party of the
Russian Federation
Ussr
Leonid Brezhnev
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky
Ekaterina Frutseva
Andrei Gromyko
YMCA Swim Committee Plans Concord College Meets
The YMCA Swim Committee meets at 5 p.m. to arrange transport to Concord College for upcoming Sunday meets. Teams from Bluefield Princeton and Charleston will compete with local Y teams over six to eight weeks culminating in a Tri meet. Coaches Michael Snyder Rich Meyer Catherine Luchini and Becky Smith, all senior lifeguards, will be introduced. A pre swim exercise program will be discussed. There is no age limit for local Y participants.
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Ymca Activities Division
Concord College
YMCA
Bill Snyer
Snyder
Bluefield
Princeton
Charleston
Michael Snyder
Rich Meyer
Catherine Luchini
Becky Smith
State Planner Named To Lead WV Comprehensive Program
Wayne V. Zunigha, current director of the Ashland Boyd County planning commission in Kentucky, will head West Virginia’s state comprehensive planning program. The appointment was announced Thursday by Commerce Commissioner Collison. Zunigha is an Oklahoma State University graduate.
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Charleston
Drunk Driving Charge Lodges Man in Raleigh Jail
Albert G MecMillion of Fairdale was jailed in Raleigh County Jail at 5 19 p m Thursday on a drunk driving charge, state police reported.
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Albert G. Mecmillion
Fairdale
Raleigh
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Blake 89 Kincaid
Laura M Blake a 89 year old retired Fayette County schoolteacher died en route to Oak Hill hospital from a heart ailment after long illness. She taught 49 years in Kincaid Page Mount Carbon and Johnsons Branch. Surviving daughters, a son, and sisters. Services Sunday at Kincaid Methodist Church with burial at Highlawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Body at Tyree Funeral Home after 3 p.m. Saturday.
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Laura M. Blake
Kincaid
Oak Hill
Fayette County
Kincaid, Page
Mount Carbon
Johnsons Branch
James S. Blake
Vieva Blake
Dan FE. Weaver
Bradley
Eulalia Boggess
Charleston
William P Redman
L. O. Buster
St. Albans
Minnie M. Wilson
Richmond
Kincaid Methodist Church
Paul Gravely
James Casto
Kenneth Bond
Stephen Burton Dies After Brief Illness at 45
Stephen W. Burton of Glen Jean, aged 45, died at about 2 p.m. Thursday in a local hospital following a brief illness. His body rests at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home as arrangements are pending.
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Stephen W. Burton
Glen Jean
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home
Final rites for Dr. W. H. Cunningham at Keyser Funeral Home
Dr. W. H. Cunningham, 84, of 603 South Kanawha Street, dies after a heart attack. Final rites set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. J. B. Shaffer and Rev. E. R. Hanshaw presiding. Entombment follows at Sunset Mausoleum. Pallbearers include Charles Lynch, E. J. Fourney, Opie Hedrick, Aubrey O. Smith, Carl V. Oakes, and D. K. Shrover.
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W. H. Cunningham
South
Kanawha St
Keyser- Bryant
J. B. Shaffer
E. R. Hanshaw
Sunset Mausoleum
Cunningham
Charles Lynch
E. J. Fourney
Opie Hedrick
Aubrey O. Smith
Carl V. Oakes
D. K. Shrover
Final rites for Mrs Redo Gunter in Backus Mountain
Mrs Redo Margaret Gunter 49 of Backus Mountain dies at home around 11 am Wednesday. Final rites set for 11 am Saturday at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev B L Moss officiating. Burial follows at Covey Cemetery at Surveyor. Body remains at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home for calling hours.
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Redo Margaret Gunter
Backus Mountain
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
B. L. Moss
Covey
Surveyor
Military rites for Philip Ellis held in California
Philip Ellis age 42 son of James Ellis of Price Hill died Tuesday from injuries after a auto accident Christmas Eve in Valleyro California. He was Raleigh County's first World War II volunteer having enlisted December 8 1941. Survivors include brother John of Bradley a sister Mrs Lucy Cinccantell of Kilsyth and his children Jerry and Diane of Risco Missouri.
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Philip Ellis
James Ellis
Price Hill
National Cemetery
San Francisco
Calif
Valleyro
Ellis
Raleigh County
John
Bradley
Lucy Cinccantell
Kilsyth
Jerry
Diane
Risco, Mo
Final rites for Henry D. Nichols held in Piney View
Henry Delmar Nichols aged 60 of Piney View died early Thursday at home from an apparent heart attack. Final rites are set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Piney View Bible Church with Rev Ernest Barley officiating. Burial follows in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens after services at the church. The body was moved from Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home to the residence today and later to the church one hour before the service.
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Henry Delmar Nichols
Piney View
Piney View Bible Church
Ernest Barley
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Nichols
Rose and Quesenberry
Mrs Sarah Coleman Rites Set At Cen tral Church
Final rites for Mrs. Sarah Strain Coleman age 8? will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Centralist Church with Rev Edward Abram presiding. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. Body at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home. Friends may visit. it will be taken to the church one hour before services.
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Sarah Strain Coleman
Fayette St
Centralist Church
Edward Abram
Greenwood Memorial Park
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
William McCoy Funeral Arrangements Briefly Noted
William Clay McCoy of Black Eagle died at 11 30 a m Thursday. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and pending further details.
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William Clay McCoy
Black Eagle
Indonesia cautions over UN withdrawal precedent
The article notes that some nations fear a UN withdrawal would create a dangerous precedent, while others argue the UN is the lone security guarantee in a world where major powers act independently.
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United Nations
Siege of Troy Endured Ten Years
A concise note records that the legendary siege of Troy stretched for ten years, highlighting the protracted conflict between Greek forces and Trojan defenders. The statement emphasizes the lengthy duration as a notable historical detail.
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Troy
Ada Clark dies after hospital arrival in Beckley area
Ada Clark 56 of Flat Top died on arrival at a Beckley hospital Thursday around 12 20 pm Born April 16 1908 in Glasgow Virginia she was daughter of the late John and unspecified Fitzgerald survivors include her husband Dathan three sons Clarence Joseph Dathan all in Missouri and Virginia Beach and seven daughters with addresses in Bluefield Germany Kansas City Ohio and Michigan. She had five brothers Emory Tobe Emmett Fred Erskine and a sister Lila Hunley. The body is at Bailey Funeral Home Princeton.
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Ada Clark
Beckley Hospital
Glasgow
John Fitzgerald
Dathan
Clarence
Virginia Beach
Joseph
Boston
Mass
Dathan Clark
Kansas City
Charles Nichols
Bluefield
L. S. McBride
Germany
Donald Barker
Russell Lilly
Dayton Plains
Mich
Paul Lilly
Flat Top
Robert Montgomery
Waterfort
Jane Clark
Emory
Beckley
Tobe
Glade Springs
Emmett
Fred
Roanoke
Erskine Fitzgerald
Covel
Lila Hunley
Bailey Funeral Home
Princeton
Walter Szczepaniak services set for Oak Hill man
Walter Szczepaniak, 63, of Oak Hill, will be laid to rest Saturday at 1 p m in Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill. Rev David Heil will officiate. Burial follows at High Lawn Memorial Park. He died Wednesday night after a long illness at Mrs Margaret Dufour’s home. He belonged to St Andrew's Episcopal Church and was a retired Aberdeen Grounds civic service employee. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Friends may call today.
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Walter Szczepaniak
Oak Hill
Tyree
David Heil
High Lawn Memorial Park
Szcczepaniak
Margaret Dufour
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Aberdeen Grounds
Aberdeen
Funeral services for Dr James McClung in Rupert
Dr James Andrew McClung 90 of Rupert dies in Ripley. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Big Clear Creek Baptist Church Rupert. burial End of the Trail Cemetery Clintonville. Survived by wife Maude and four daughters. McClung founded Richwood hospital later McClung Clinic. Politically active Republican served WV State Senate 1912-1916. Burial安排 by Wallace and Wallace East Rainelle. Also funeral planned in Rye New York for former ambassador John Motley Morehead.
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James Andrew
Jim) McClung
Rupert
Big Clear Creek Baptist Church
Homer Piercy
Lee White
End-of-the- Trail
Clintonville
McClung
Jackson General Hospital
Ripley
William D. McClung
Charleston
Glencoe Farms
James Edward
Kathryn McClung
County
West Virginia University
Baltimore Medical College
Medical School
University of Maryland
McClung Hospital
Richwood
McClung Clinic
James E. McClung
State Senate
Henry D. Hatfield
Huntington
American Medical Association
West Virginia Medical Association
the Masons
the Shrine
Maude
Beatrice McCl
Margaret Johnson
Kathryn Welch
Ruth Nelsen
Green Bay
Wis
Wallace and Wallace
East Rainelle
Avant-garde sculptor Wilfrid Zogbaum dies of leukemia
Upton New York memorial notes the death of Wilfrid Meynell Zogbaum 49 a renowned American avant-garde sculptor who died Thursday from leukemia prompting tributes from the art world and colleagues.
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Upton
N.Y
Archbishop Arnold, first RC Army chaplain, dies in New York
New York reports the death of Most Rev. William R. Arnold aged 83 at St. Clare's Hospital. He served as the Roman Catholic Church’s first chief of Army chaplains and held prominent leadership during his long career.
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New York
UPI
William R. Arnold
St. Clare’s Hospital
Mooney A Sugar Co Exec Dies At 64 In New Jersey
Plainfield New Jersey UPI reports Joseph W Mooney 64 senior vice president and director of the American Sugar Company died Thursday at his home.
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Plainfield, NJ
UPI
Joseph W. Mooney
The
American Sugar Company
Wisconsin neuropsychiatry pioneer dies in Florida
Dr William J Blackwenn discoverer of the truth serum sodium amytal and former chairman of the University of Wisconsin Department of Neuropsychiatry died at his retirement home in Winter Haven Florida. He was detained by a long career and noted for his research and leadership in medicine.
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Winter Haven, Fla
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