15 Year Old Accused Of Murdering His Parents
Slippery Rock Pa police issued a murder warrant for Jerry Lee Sanderson 15 after his parents were killed and the home set ablaze to conceal the crime. The father Henry L. Sanderson 55 was found dead near the lane from the house with a gunshot wound and a blood trail led from the home. A teenage daughter was away at nursing training in New Castle Pa. The community described the family as well regarded and neighbor accounts linked to local families.
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Slippery Rock
Jerry Lee Sanderson
Ohio
Henry L. Sanderson
Keister
Here
Sanderson
New Castle
Sandersons
Butler County
George Keister
Pittsburgh
Butler
Minuteman 2 launch marks Pacific test range success
Brief wire items report a successful Minuteman 2 intercontinental missile launch on the western Pacific test range. Also noted are a West Virginia natural resources official pleading guilty, President Johnson seeking quick congressional approval for a new Asian development fund, two Washington justices warning of Supreme Court issues over a Macon park policy, and space agency intelligence concerning a ship attempt in space.
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Pacific
West Virginia Department of Natural Resources
Guil
Hensel Price
Johnson
U. S
Federal Space Agency
Gence
Cuba
Singleton Shrimp Co
United States
Viet Nam
Ey Havel
Brezhnev and aides return to Moscow from Asia
Brezhnev, Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, and Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky returned to Moscow from Asia, reuniting all Soviet leaders. The trip set the stage for Kremlin talks on regional issues and reflected a coordinated move amid ongoing peace talks and regional concerns with buffer states near China.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Asia
Kremlin
Lol Nam
Leonid Srectines
Alexander Shelepin
Brezhnev
Andrei Gromyko
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky
Mongolia
China
Peking
Rea
Theorealin
Alexeia m
Tashkent
Kosy
Snuffer Estate Case Proceeds in Circuit Court Here
The Snuffer estate dispute continues as witnesses appear in circuit court over the heirs of Miss Lova Snuffer. Della Mae Snuffer and her daughter pursue a share, arguing Lorieta Rogers is Don Snuffer’s daughter while 100 relatives contest the claim in a case valued at 143116 dollars. The hearings, led by Judge Norman Knapp, are expected to continue through the year as Henderson reports findings to determine the rightful heir.
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Henderson
Ashworth
Fourney
Della Mae Snuffer
Della Mae
Don Snuffer
Lorieta Rogers
Don Sauffer
Norman Knapp
Gangs Tae
Apollo safety test postponed at White Sands amid clouds
At White Sands missile range a scheduled Apollo moonshot safety system test was indefinitely postponed due to heavy cloud cover. NASA officials said if clouds cleared the shot would be attempted later the same day, though forecasts warned of snow and sleet hampering recovery helicopter operations.
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White Sands, N.M
UPI
White Sands Missile Range
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nbr Soca
America
Goat milk shows value in US dairy and leather use
The text argues goats surpass cows as milk producers in certain regions and notes a small herd can sustain a family. It hints goat milk supplies iron value and leather potential, reflecting mixed, unclear claims about US dairy and leather applications.
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United States
Deaths and Funerals in Area Church & Community
Multiple obituary notices list Mrs Ella Armstrong 82 of East Rainelle and others from Corliss, Mount Hope, Oak Hill, and Ansted. Details include birthplaces, family survivors, church affiliations, funeral times at Tyree Chapel and Ansted Baptist Church, and burial plans at Lawn Memorial Park and Blue Memorial Gardens. Additional deaths include James Sowder and A Reeves with service info, burial locations, and survivor listings.
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Ella Esta Armstrong
East Rainelle
Corliss
Oe W
Elizabeth Given Amick
Armstrong
Bethel Methodist Church
Isabelle Ross
Arlington
Mary Morton
Chicago
Ill
Evelyn Scott
Oak Hill
Guy
Aercount Hope
Tyree
Mount Hope
Bill Withers
Lawn Memorial Park
Angle
Baptist Church
North Sand Branch Baptist Church
Raleigh County
Joel and
Mary Edmonds Lawrence
James
Miami
Fla
French
Forest Hill
Margie Brock
H. F. Edmonds
George
Princeton
Geneva Stover
MacArthur
Bertie Ogden
Alta Vista
Funeral service for George Roberts 73 Glen Fork miner
George Roberts 73 of Glen Fork died after a long illness. The Rev Maceo Farley will officiate at 1 p m Thursday with burial to follow. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Eddie Mitchell of New York City and Mrs Nellie Harding of Baltimore a son James of Chase City Va and Bernie of New York City. Body at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor until one hour before services. Roberts was a retired miner.
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A. Reeves
Wytheville
William E
Rosie Borne Reeves
Willie Mae Reeves
Ernest
Pulaski
Richard
Galax
William
Fries
Lulia Hale
Cripple Creek
Bessie Borne
North Carolina
Clarence
Chicago
Ill
Helen McDorman
Coal City
Williams Funeral Home
MacArthur
Kepple Bolen
Blue E Memorial Gardens
Bud Norris
George Roberts
Glen Fork
Maceo Farley
Eddie Mitchell
New York City
Nellie Harding
Baltimore
Paka
James
Chase City
Bernie
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
Roberts
Final rites for Mrs Myrtle Ones held in Pineville
Mrs Myrtle Ones, 72, Mullensville, died Sunday in a Welch hospital. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. at Oes Funeral Home Chapel in Pineville with Rev. Silas Mullens officiating. Burial will follow at Pendry Cemetery this afternoon.
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James Franklin Sowder
Ansted
Charleston
Ansted Baptist Church
Guy Va
Westlake
Sowder
State Road Commission
Myrtle Ones
Mullensville
Welch Hospital
Oes Funeral Home
Chail
Pineville
Silas Mullens
Pendry
Marine Commandant Sees U.S. Winning Vietnam War
Gen Wallace M. Greene Jr the Marine commandant said after a 13 day Far East tour that the United States is winning the Vietnam War. He told reporters at a Washington news conference that Communist forces have intensified their efforts but the U S will prevail.
Viet War更新从越战现场传来与停火影像
报道描述 Pvt. Richard Hill 18岁后首次出征越南、部队抵达 Bien Hoa 基地清剿 Viet Cong，越战进入停火阶段前的局部冲突。美军继续执行空袭与地面扫荡，多处战斗造成中等伤亡与人员被扣留；专家评述战事或将拖延且需要国内高强度支持与持续牺牲。
Commissioners Named In Land Condemnation Suits
Commissioners named in ten land condemnation suits arising from Mab scott-Crab Orchard Road Hart and Alex George. Appraisers to view properties on set dates with panels including Campbell, Dr. Fazio, Nace, Evans, Lipscomb, and others. Other local properties listed with designated commissioners and viewing times in late March to April.
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C of
Mabscott-Crab Orchard Roadhart
Alex George
Jan Campbell
Carl C
Joseph X. Fazio
Gry Nace
A. i
Cartsi Smith
O. C. Prince
Harry el
Milliron
Julian Kent
Roy D. William D. Nace
George T. Puckett
Raisal
N. Joe Rahall
John P. Wesley
Ernest Haddad Wooten
Herbber
Albert Wheby
Auto Truck Accident Results In Suit Here
A lawsuit seeks $1,000 in automobile damages after a collision with a truck owned by a local operator. The action names the defendant and outlines injury and property loss claimed in the suit filed in the county court.
Fire Destroys Large Portion of West Virginia Town
Fire draws crews from Weston to Glenville and others to battle a blaze that wiped out at least a third of the business district on U S Route 5. Dow Chemical sends aid from Glenville while Parkersburg Elizabeth Smithville Spencer Pennsboro Harrisville and Glenville departments respond. A separate local suit involves Daniel Radford suing for $1,000 over a 1959 truck collision in Va with counsel G Berk Lynch.
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J. R. Rightmire
Parkersburg
Elizabeth
Smithville
Spencer Pennsboro
Harrisville
Glenville
Dow Chemical Co
Ryaa
Iitnentes
Daniel Radford
Violet Ann Radford
Smith Transfer Corp
Staunton
Ralph M. Harmon
Mt. Crawford
U. S
G. Berk Lynch
Radford
Officials for the New Department Named
Charles M. Haar, a Harvard law professor, is named as assistant secretary for metropolitan planning. The appointment adds senior leadership to the new department overseeing urban growth and regional development.
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Department
Ee Charles M. Haar
Harvard Law Profe
Bond Sues Congress Over SNCC Speech
Julian Bond took his case to federal court last Thursday after the House voted 185 to 12 to seat him. Bond contends his free speech was abridged by the chamber for backing a SNCC statement criticizing U.S. intervention in Vietnam. Court observers call the case unprecedented in scope and significance.
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Ee Wet Tacetates
Speer
Bond
House
President Budget Remarks Point to Higher Spending
Ford said the forthcoming budget will show about eight billion dollars more spending than previously stated, urging truth in budgeting and signaling a larger fiscal plan than a year ago.
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Ford
Attorneys Seek Stay and Appeal in Arnold Case
Lawyers plan to request a stay of execution and a writ of habeas corpus while appealing Arnold's case. The defendant, described as a newspaper veteran with 25 years in Ohio, West Virginia, and Indiana, faces sentencing amid controversy. He is the father of three.
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Arnold
No Trace Found Of Two Kidnaped Nigeria Officers
LagosNigeria March 1966 UPI The provisional military government said it would rescue two ranking officials abducted during Saturday's revolt led by junior army officers. Army Chief of Staff Maj Gen John Ironsi and Finance Minister Festus Okotie-Eboh were missing as a rebel convoy seized ministers from Lagos. Loyalist troops searched areas including Kaduna and Lagos suburbs for the ministers held by the insurgents.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
John Aguiyi Ironsi
Festus Okotie-Eboh
Chukum Nzugwu
My Ord
Kaduna
Ironsi
London
Ford blunt on Johnson poverty programs
United Press International reports House Republican Leader Gerald T. Ford condemns the Johnson administration for poverty policy, accusing it of weak aims and bungled initiatives that fail to aid the poor and are poorly conceived and carried out.
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United Press International
Washington —House
Gerald T. Ford
Johnson Administration
al PoWe
Voting Rights Act Debate Highlights Justice for All
Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach argues the Voting Rights Act is constitutional addressing past failures to deliver justice to a large class of citizens. The discussion frames the act as essential to integrate minority voters into the mainstream of American democracy.
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Washington
Atty
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Hosea Williams Criticizes Gaston Over School Demonstrations
In Birmingham Alabama Hosea Williams SCLC spokesman condemns Negro millionaire A G Gaston for opposing demonstrations by school children saying we were on the brink of victory until that man spoke.
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Birmingham
Ala
Hosea Williams
Southern Christian Leader Conference
A. G. Gaston
Welfare debates on Negro family decline and federal funds
A Washington discussion notes a rise in welfare program use among nonwhite fatherless children. The piece links expanding federal state funding to the perceived disintegration of some families over generations, reflecting era rhetoric on welfare and race.
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Washington
As of
Laboret
Daniel P. Man
Lawmakers Debate Funding and Court Reorganization in Charleston
In Charleston lawmakers move to match a 90000 dollar federal grant by suspending readings. Senator Clarence Martin and Delegate Robert Steptoe push funding while discussing intermediate two committees and civil suits. Opponents seek a new circuit for Ohio County. House measures slow, including Civil Service exam openness and forest nursery transfer to a mental health regional center.
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Charleston
UPI
Clarence Martin
D-Berkeley
Del
Robert M. Steptoe
Dberkeley
Martin
Key Meland
Tom Ae Sacaer
Sake
Tempos
Ohio County
Brooke and
Hancock
House
Akee
Laban White
State Civil Service Commission
Senate
Howard Carson
C. Dick Montgomery
D-Wetzel
White
Robert Nelson
D - Cabell
Lesage State Forest Tree Nursery
Department of Natural Resources
The
Mental Health Department
Support Mounts For Mrs. Gandhi Replacement In India
New Delhi reports show mounting support for Mrs. Gandhi as the Congress party’s preferred successor to the late Premier Lal Bahadur Shastri who died recently. Hundreds of party members and visitors converged on Mrs. Gandhi at her home, while Morarjibhai Desai urged withdrawal amid party unity efforts as Kamaraj and others pressed for harmony ahead of the crucial balloting.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Gandhi
Lal Bahadur
Tashkent
Jawaharlal Nehru
Ted
Patty
Ana
Morariji Desai
Finance
Ctor
Kumaraswami Kamaraj
Desai
Britain Losing Economy Battle Says Ian Smith
Premier Ian Smith said Britain is losing its economic battle to topple Rhodesia. In a nationwide radio address he vowed defiance, saying Britain would not cause collapse. He blamed Western nations for embargo effects as Rhodesia faces oil shortages after the Umtali refinery shutdown.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
UPI
Ian Smith
Britain
Smith
U. Rhodesia
Rhodesia
Umtali
Gambling law proposal targets gambling with felony penalties
The draft statute treats first offenses as misdemeanors unless tied to gambling, with subsequent acts prosecuted as felonies. It imposes up to $1,000 fines and up to one year in jail for devices, furnishings, and related items, plus harsher penalties for repeat offenders and for manufacturing or distributing gambling devices. Enforcers could seize all gambling devices and related stock by court order.
Legislature Uses Funds For Unheld Constitutional Convention
The legislature tapped funds from this fiscal year including 250000 for a constitutional convention that cannot occur after the State Supreme Court ruled the enabling act unconstitutional. In a separate Senate action during a program coup, the House advanced a past resolution to ratify the President accession amendment to the U S Constitution to first reading.
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State Supreme Court
Ena
Senate
Prg
le House
U. S
Science Extension Class Organizes at Woodrow Wilson High
Dr Harold Ward leads an Education 582 graduate course titled Teaching Science in Junior High School. The meeting at Woodrow Wilson High School at 7 p m covers a practical science teaching course valuable for elementary and high school teachers.
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Marshall University
Woodrow Wikson High
Harold Ward
Ward
Gifted shotgun seals farewell to Lou Rymkus
Lou Rymkus, former head coach of the Houston Oilers, was fired earlier this month as an assistant coach. Friends hosted a testimonial dinner Sunday and presented him with a shotgun as a parting gift, signaling support in his hunt for a new job.
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Houston
UPI
Lou Rymkus
Houston Oilers
Rymkus
Japanese Foreign Minister Delays Start of Talks in Moscow
Japanese Foreign Minister Etsusaburo Sey Besay arrives at the flag-decked airport for a day in Moscow before talks with Soviet leaders. The agenda includes topics from Vietnam to a World War II figure, Major Vasili lsayer.
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Moscow
UPI
Etsusaburo Sey Besay
Cnemy
Viet Nam
Leningrad
Vasili Lsayer
St Johns Univ teachers strike action grows in New York
Striking St John’s University professors, most UFCT members, announce opening of talks and plan to hear both sides at a Brooklyn meeting. Acting City Labor Commissioner McFadden meets union reps and aims to arrange further talks with university officials over strike charges. Dr Israel from UFCT cites names of church order leaders, Vincentians.
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New York
UPI
St. John’s
St. John’s Univ
Tin
United Federation of Teachers
UFCT
S University Ee
Brooklyn
James F. McFadden
Israel
John’s
McFn
Come the
Vincentian Order
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Nang Comple
Vit Nam
Vinh Binh
Saigon
Viet Co
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Viet Cong
Thanh Tri
Dan Asman
Ation
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Guam
Tay Ninh
Greene
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Clarksburg
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Julian Bond
Lawmakers In Action
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