Trial Under Way In Cattle Sale Scheme
In Topeka two veterinarians and associates face 14 counts of mail fraud and conspiracy over a scheme selling poor quality calves. Witnesses testified buyers paid about 93 dollars per head with 10 percent down, but many never received cattle or refunds. The operation used farms in Ton ganoxie Belle Vernon and Hereford as gathering sites for substandard calves. Potential penalties include up to 1000 dollar fines and five years per count, or 10 years per conspiracy.
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Tonganoxie
Belle Vernon
Hereford
Tex
Lumber Co. Leveled By Fire in Gilbert
Gilbert lumber yard suffered a $250000 blaze Thursday afternoon with no immediate rebuild plans. Fire department units from Jaeger and Manby responded while crews worked to control the chemical-explosion sparked blaze. A man was rescued by local units as fire officials investigated the incident.
Mystery at Epsom Regis Hidden Closest After Secret Link
A cryptic note hints that after a secret shared among relatives one hour passed before a major event at Epsom Regis. The fragment mentions a 3 down and 1 to ge, suggesting a puzzle or clue tied to a local race or schedule. Further readable details are sparse.
Queen Grants Reprieve to Rhodesia Death Sentence
Queen Elizabeth has granted a reprieve to an individual under death sentence in Rhodesia without consulting justice officials of the rebel regime, according to informed sources.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth
En An
Rhodesia
CBC Officials to Explain Programming to Parliament
In questioning CBC officials, Prime Minister Diefenbaker accuses the Canadian broadcaster of portraying the United States as an enemy and of attempting to brainwash viewers. He says CBC belongs to a group seeking imperial power and calls for officials to appear before lawmakers to justify the content.
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Canadian Corporation
CBC
United States
Oeor
Diefenbaker
Nam
World News In Brief From Wire Dispatches
A general slowdown over the 10 000 Smile Pennsylvania Rail as road day in a resolution adopted by the President's Council of the Transport Workers Union. The union charged PRR managers had acted in faith, commanced rights and their seniority prigen a evaded application of existing contract rules and regios. Meanwhile the RE announced on Thursday its consolidated earnings in 1965 amounted to 70,113,000 or 5.06 per share, compared with 60 or 4.37 a share in two former suburban glory, larceny and conspiracy. Joseph D. Lewis, 19, Eric, Pa., a deaf prisoner, got the news by sign language Thursday ten years' probation. Secretary John W. Gardner is using a new young team murder charges in the slaying of his parents noe Sir Shane Pes a sense died of cancer in a basil to at the of 56. President Bakreset Indonesians reaffirm their loyalty to him in the face of mounting obscure efforts to overthrow his regime. See eee saw Sales Minister Sir Abuba Kar Tawafa Balewa alive dimmed a the sixth day of searches turned up no ped leader's bouts. A government said he was dead. The Harry S. Truman President Zalm. official residents. The cerem was on simultaneously with $06 teams of detectives t the assassin he blasted Ralph and prominent labor Y a shot outside his an Vegas a summit is proposing of Communist countries to discuss Viet Nam.
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Pennsylvania
Transport Workers Union
PRR
Prigen
John W. Gardner
Shane P
Bakareset
Abubakar Tawafa Balewa
Harry
Truman
Zalm
Ralph
Vegas
Viet Nam
Atic
London
Body of Ohio river crewman George Richards recovered
The body of George Richards 47 a river boat crew member fell overboard from the Lucy Jane towboat on the Kanawha River Richards was a West Portsmouth Ohio resident at 1324 Second Street belonging to the Ohio River Co of Point Isabel The incident involved the Lucy Jane towboat operated by Ohio River Co of Point Isabel
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George Richards
Swiss-born chef named White House executive chef
Henry Haller a Swiss-born chef aged 43 will become the White House executive chef succeeding Rene Verdon who quit January 1 over culinary differences. Haller, from Altdorf Switzerland, has wide experience in continental and American fare and will earn about ten thousand dollars a year. He said he plans to satisfy President Johnson’s preference for simple American dishes and does not expect trouble adjusting.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Henry Haller
New York
Sheraton-East
Haller
Rene Verdon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Deaths and Funerals Descriptions of Services
Funeral services for Clyde D. St Wil be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Methodist Temple in Arkansas Ridge Memorial Park. Cockey died in a local hospital after a long illness with survivors including spouse Julia Hill McCoy two sons Daniel and Dennis a daughter Synthia a sister Opal Moore and brother Glen of Canton Ohio. He was a member of the Methodist Temple and men’s Bible Class. He was manager and office in District and a former member of Becking Hit aba. Bryant Funeral Home will conduct services at 5 p.m. today. Survivors include four sons Frank Joseph King Evelan Riley Delores Wells and Nancy Po, a sister Rosie Norman and 24 grandchildren. The body is at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Beckley. Services at Beckley Presbyterian with Dr. James W. set for 2 p.m. Saturday and burial in Sunset. The Robert Moore and W McBride involved.
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Clyde D. St
Dinana
Hillsboro
Julia Hill McCoy
Daniel
Dennis
Synthia
Opal Moore
Glen
Canton
Ohio
Methodist Temple
Lotee Meabar
Becking Hitaba
maser-Bryant
Frank Mosley
Frank
Joan Ot Joseph
Philadelphia
King
Glen Jean
Evelan Riley
Hope
Delores Wells
Nancy Po
Brooklyn
N. Y
Betty Mosley
Scottsville
Rosie Norman
Weadon
Gineering de
Bee Lions Club
Beckley Presbyterian
James W
E. Ial
M. Saturdate
Robert Moore
W. . McBride
Waldron-Funeral rites for Filoda Alice Waldron
Funeral services for Filoda Alice Waldron 52 of Oak Hill were held at 2 p m today in Nickell Funeral Home Chapel East Rainelle with Rev Henry O Loving presiding Burial followed at Sims Cemetery Rainelle She died Tuesday in an Oak Hill hospital after a long illness She was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church Oak Hill Survivors include a sister Ruth of Baltimore Md two brothers David and Allen Wald of Baltimore Md a half sister Mrs Fannie Slay Orient a rep brother Jane 2 sad ot 0
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Filoda Alice Waldron
Oak Hill
Nickell
Fannie Slay Orient
Jane
Frances Crutchfield dies at 72 in North Carolina
Frances Crutchfield, 72, of Stotesbailes NC, died January 11 at her daughter Mrs. M F Robinson’s home in Detroit. Survivors include three relatives in New York City and a brother, Clem Harrison of New York City. Services were held Sunday in Stotesbailes.
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Frances Crutchfield
Stotesbailes
N.C
M F. Robinson
Detroit
Michigan
New York City
Clem Harrison
Burke Funeral Arrangements For Beckley Pioneer
Ella R Burke died at her home at 8 25 am Thursday after a long illness She was a pioneer resident of Beckley The body is at Trent and Durgan Funeral Home.
Services for Lanark man James L. Kincaid at 11 Saturday
Funeral services for 46 year old James L. Kincaid of Lanark will be held at 11 Saturday in the Green V ese with burial in Walker Cemetery at Crick mer. Friends may call after 2 p m today remain to attend the service.
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Lanark
James L. Kincaid
Green Vese
Walker
Crickmer
Kincaid
George W McGraw Funeral Arrangements In Fayette County
George W McGraw 50 of Victor died at 8 30 a m Thursday while working for Union Carbide at the Alley plant of Fayette County. Born August 9 1915 in Graydon he was the son of the late Alex McGraw and Ida Judy McGraw of Graydon. A World War II veteran and lifelong resident he worked in the packing department at Alley. The body is at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home in Ansted.
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George Woodrow M
Victor
Union Carbide
Alloy
Graydon
Alex McGraw
Ida J. Judy McGraw
Victor Methodist Church
Fayette County
Alley
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Ansted
Rns
Relious Glasco and Perth political figures listed in obituaries
Relious Glasco 74 of Beckley died suddenly at home. He was born November 5, 1892 in Uniontown Alabama, a retired coal miner, WWI veteran, and member of Ba Church. Survivors: wife Marie, son Samuel, four grandchildren. Body at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home awaiting arrangements. In Perth, Shane Paltridge, senior cabinet minister and senator for Western Australia since 1951, resigned. served 1940-42 in the Australian forces and 1942- end of war as a gunner.
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Relious Glasco
Uniontown
Alabama
Silas
Mary Glasco
Beckley
Glasco
American Legion
Marie
Samuel
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
Perth
Australia
Shane Pal
Whore — Sday
Paltridge
Robert Menzies
Western Australia
Senate
Sence
National Bank of Australasia
Bae Australian Force
Death of A Wayne Reynolds in Texas
A Wayne Reynolds 65 of 120 N Macon St Moneaqua Illinois died at 7 p m Wednesday in Mercedes Texas after an apparent heart attack Reynolds fell over an embankment and was not found until 8 a m the son of the late James and Elizabeth Barkley Reynolds His wife Garnette is mentioned in the incomplete report
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Beckley
A. Wayne Reynolds
Macon St
Moneaqua
Illinois
Mercedes
Texas
Perenne
Reynolds
James
Elizabeth Barkley Reynolds
Garnette Instruc
Mrs Gandhi to Form New Cabinet With A New Look
Informants say Mrs Gandhi plans a cabinet reshuffle to bring younger faces into key roles while keeping home external defense and finance portfolios intact. She would likely be sworn in after Republic Day and succeeds Lal Bahadur Shastri as prime minister.
Publishers' President Warns Against Government Control
Robb of the Albany Knickerbocker News, head of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, warned at the INAE convention that government management of the news endangers press freedoms. He said the association and others protest restraints and urge vigilance to defend independent reporting and travel of goods and information without undue interference. The remarks denounced critics of the press as unnecessary and emphasized staying proactive rather than passive.
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NEW Are
UPI
American Newspa Publishers Association
Governmene Robb
Albany, N.Y
es-Union
Knickerbocker News
Turbulent March Planned Today Leads Civil Rights Rally
In Birmingham Alabama Negroes prepared another turbulent march despite a Justice Department statement that voter registrars in the county had filed. SCLC leader Martin Luther King Jr. was set to arrive next Monday to lead a victory march as federal registrars were ordered into Jefferson County to begin operations.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Justice Department
SCLC
Martin Luther King Jr
Viet Cong cease fire clash near South Vietnamese outpost
A Communist force attacked a Marine outpost as South Korean troops delayed firing until the Viet Cong were within 100 feet. A bitter battle followed with hand grenades and close combat, ending with 46 Viet Cong dead and light South Korean casualties. Scattered skirmishes during the Lunar New Year truce produced light U.S. casualties. exact locations and details were not released. The cease fire started Wednesday for four days, then ends Sunday at 5 a.m. EST in the regional force deployments.
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Ter
South Viet Nam
Saigon
New York
Hancock Group Opposes Bill in Hancock County
Four members of the Hancock County Bar Association spoke before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday to oppose Senator Tempos of Weirton's proposal for an Intermediate Court in Hancock County to ease a three year backlog in the joint Ohio Brooke Hancock Counties circuit. The association backed a resolution favoring more study and time to consider the measure, with 25 of 34 members voting in favor of the resolution. Tempos cited support from bar members and said the bill was drafted with input from the circuit judge and county prosecutor.
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Charleston
UPI
Hancock County Bar Association
Senate Judiciary Committee
Opa Bill
Wiliam Tompos
Weirton
Don Donell
Carl Frankovitch
Dean DeLaMater
Ruth Cox
Turner
Requesance
Hancock County
Ohio
Brooke
Hancock
King A Donell
Tompos
Dowell
Tempos
Passion-Murder Trial Lagging in Miami Court
An 11 year old visitor drew emotion in the trial of Candace Messier and her nephew on charges tied to the death of millionaire Jacques Messler. The blonde widow inherits most of Messler’s estate. The jury selection continues with prosecutors and defense facing numerous challenges as a second week of screening looms.
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Miami
UPI
Candace Messier
Jacques Million
Eddie
Candace
Rita Wilder
Candy
Melvin Lane Powers
Powers
Messler
Pe Foreman
Gem — Ers
Ry Acceptable
Clyde Woody
Foreman
Thief Steals Screen Doors at Construction Site
A thief stole $200 worth of screen doors from a construction site and left a calling card. Police state the suspect’s actions aided by carelessness, leading to an easy investigation and potential arrest.
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UPI
American TV Threatens Mexican Culture and Stability
Chicago AP reports Mexican official Alberto Ortega, director of the national center of communications media, warns US television and advertising threaten Mexican culture and worsen poverty. He notes over 70 per cent of Mexican TV is American and fears rural areas will face isolation as Westerns reach them, heightening demand for soaps, whiskey, cars, cigarettes, and washing machines.
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Chicago
Mexico
Alberto Ortega
National Center of Communications
Ortega
Catholic Inter-American Cooperation
United States
Japan and Russia ink historic air and trade pacts
In Moscow Premier Shiina pressed for peace talks on Vietnam and urged Soviet cooperation. Gromyko rejected the plea while Tokyo secured an air route across Siberia and a $390 million trade pact boosting exports by about 12 percent to $190 million. By 1970 bilateral trade is projected near $450 million.
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Moscow
UPI
Viet Nam
Etsusaburo Shiina
Andrei A. Gromyko
Shiina
Kosygin
Kremlin
Kashmir
Tashkent
U.S.A.R
United States
Japan
Siberia
Tokyo
Russia
U.S
White House Chef Seeks Raise After Start
Newly appointed White House chef Henry Haller indicated he hopes for a $10,000 per year raise once he settles in and feeds four children.
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United Press International
Washington
White House
Henry Haller
Union warns locals against strikes without Teamsters backing
A union warning declares that local unions cannot strike industry giants without backing from the international union. It states the era of lone David versus Goliath has ended and emphasizes collective backing as essential.
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Teamsters’ International
President John Son's Requests for More Military Aid
An unnamed source cites reasons behind requests for additional military appropriations. The report notes national security needs, ongoing threats, and commitments to allied operations. Details emphasize urgency and potential budget impact for agencies and defense programs.
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Pipetang Paic
Johnson
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Ella R. Burke
George W. McGraw
Mrs. Gandhi
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Lal Bahedur Shastri
Publishers’ President
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Hancock Group
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