LBJ Jubilant Over Civil Rights Act Compliance
President Johnson voiced deep optimism over the Civil Rights Act progress in Congress and praised early votes on the measure as a sign of broader support. He highlighted funding priorities including Medicare and voting rights while noting White House aides and military appointments tied to the administration’s agenda.
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Meeesay
Ke Howse
Joanson Oey
Mex
CUPL
Freselent Dotiisen
Foundation
Canurnss
NM Lin
Soria
Secugiy Bene
wWenl
Aml Senate
Jean Phacaten
Pers
Hatisine
Thue
Ptohboim
Atlor
Johnson
Consideralle
Maeroad
Colutarbia
Adele Negra West
Kosyain Hints USSR To Spend More For Arms
Premier Kosygin hints Moscow may boost military spending amid rising global tensions and the Vietnam war, signaling a shift from earlier cuts. He stresses defense is essential to national interests and the military budget could include aid to North Vietnam and missile programs, despite prior reductions.
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Kosyain
Ussr
Burial Insurance Sold by Mail
Old line legal service advertises burial insurance sold by mail with low friction requirements. It promises life policy continuity, fixed premiums, and no agent calls. Contact information points to Central Security and The Insurance Co. Mogt in Fort Worth area.
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Trarose Veswern
Central
Tite Insurance Co
Mogt
Watt
Princeton students to help job hunt for others in summer aid plan
Garrett said Princeton sent about a handful of students to major cities to compile lists of potential employers for Princeton students for summer work. Rent Schler, class of 1910, noted similar programs at other schools and Ivy League colleges. He argued the poverty program is necessary as families can’t always afford college costs.
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Prozvan
Auther Tey Laague
Garey
Alterut Iheuke University Medical Serval
Princeton
Ite
Princeton Bureau
Stucent Aitd
Princdon
Rentschler
Garrett
Student Skydiver Killed In Parachute Mishap
Army officials say 18 year old Gregory Wy Greeny, a student skydiver from Muntington and member of the Aviation Company, 10th Aerial Daly West Virginia, died in a weekend jump when parachutes failed to open above Cairn air field. The incident involved a parachutists scheduler at the unit.
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Ann
Gerald Wy Greeny
U S Proposes World Monetary Conference
Washington reports the United States backing a world monetary conference to strengthen international finance. Treasury Secretary Fowler announced in Springs that the U S stands ready to attend and help shape steps toward improved global monetary arrangements. A prepared plan and advisory committee will coordinate congressional and executive actions to present a united U S position.
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Washington
United States
Hue
Breton War
Treasury
Wowler
Dress
Virginia State Bar Association
Tut Springs
Johnson Hag
Unie
U.S
Lenwler
Jane Wiles
Tolemnalianal Nia
Powler
Barta
Exeltaver
Dames Callaghan
Emesier
Thie Int
Takeo Fubnia
Poughis Dillon
Wil
Congress
Steaveny
Lorie Copter
Fowler
Heroas
Holy Springs
Ex-Welfare Chief to Sue Over Final Salary
Former Welfare Commissioner Bernard Stith Smith says Rena Gainer withheld his $4,250 final salary as retaliation. He plans a suit alleging improper deduction and seeks personal damages, including travel and ethics expenses, after Gainer refused the payoff pending review.
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Suarleston
Rena Gainer
Bernard Stith Smith
Gaince
Gainer
Edo
Cohen Alon
Wis
Panel Quizzes LBJ Nominee For Judge
Washington UPI report notes farmer M i Gov Eames Coleman faced a Senate panel to clarify racial views before a federal judgeship on the Eighth Circuit. Hearing delayed when Coleman hospitalized for a kidney ailment. administration backs him as competent for the seat amid protests. Also coverage of a separate hearing on the Eighth Circuit nomination and gun control discussions by Ways & Means, tied to Johnson’s broad policy aims.
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Washington
UPI
Farmer
Eames
Coleman
Lesident
Johnson
Senate
Gulchin
Senate Slydeary Committee
Fironit Court of Appeals
Mahama
Joulsiana
Woridé
Georgia
Colemin
Colemim
Cale
Chainer of Commerce
Vause Ways & Means
Ebirne
Coleman Backed By Kaizenbach for U S Circuitnomination
Ally General Katzenbach backed former Mississippi Governor Coleman’s bid for the U S Court of Appeals seat amid civil rights opposition. He praised Coleman’s courage in racial issues, noting actions in Mississippi and calls to investigate segregationist influences while urging moderation and respect for the law. He cited Coleman’s support for White Citizens Councils and compliance with court rulings during his career.
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Waliington
UPL
Nicholas Naizenbach
Mississippi
J James
Coleman
Jena
Kaizenbach
Fresident Johnson
U. S. Ath Clrcuit Court of Appeals
Kitchenboele
Showell Coleman
Kaltenbach
PRE
Charles Parkey
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Pilla Garrett 72
Mrs Pilla Garrett 72 died Sunday morning in an Oak Hill hospital after a brief illness. Services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Thomas Funeral Home Chapel Wak HI with honors. burial in Oak Hill Guardian Fellows Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Muriel of Cincinnati and Margaret of Oak Hill, a son Arnold of Oaks Mul, one grandchild and one great grandchild. Body remains at funeral home after 4 pm today for visitation.
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Pilla My Garrett
Thomas
Fome Chapel
Wak HI
Phillip Housier
Murial
Gude Fellows Menvetery
Oak Hill
Garrett
tHarvey Chapel
Methodist Charyet
Sewell
Isa
James Howard Bair gravesite rites for infant child
James Howard Bair of Blae Ridge Memorial Gardens attended a graveside service for a baby who died Saturday evening in a local hospital. Survivors include the parents, a brother Jo Jr and sister Js fiewell at home, plus grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Maple Fork. Funeral arrangements are at Webb and Neal Funeral Home.
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James Howand Bale
Wille Davis Bair
Wid Pant
Blae Ridge Memorial Gardens
Heather
Jo: Jr
Js. Fiewell
George Davis
Maple Fork
Webb
Neal
Mrs Billie V Barlow services held in Minden
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Billie Vive ian Barlow 87 of Minden state services at Oak HM Baptist Church at 2 p.m. with Rev Randolph Wohnsay and Rev Dil Men efee in charge. Burial follows at Vigil Lawn Memorial Park under Tyree Funeral. She died Sunday at a local hospital after a long illness. Born October 24, 1907 in Prudence she was daughter of the late Robert M and Julia Wilson Stinhedt. Survived by daughter Patricia Ann King of North Palm Beach one brother Jack Stinnett of Denver three sisters Co P Metung of Mooseheven Bla Mrs Burgess of Ypsilanti Mich and Mrs Mate ealiaas Yates of Rock Lek and one grandchild. Body to be taken from Tyree Funeral to Oak Hill for burial at 3 p.m. today and to lie in state at the church one hour prior to the funeral.
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Billie
Ian Barlow
Minden
Oak HM Baptist Church
Randolph Wohnsay
Dil Menefee
Muriak
Vigil Lawn Memorial Park
al_Oak
Bartow
O.thm
Beckley Hospital
Prudence
Robert M
Julia
Wilson Stinhedt
Patricia Ann King
North Palm Beach
Fin
Jack Stinnett
Benyer
Cole
P. Metung
Moosehesven
Burgess
Ypsilanti
Mich
Mate Ealiaas Yates
Rock Lek
Tyree
Oak
Wyatt funeral for Fields Thomas Wyatt in Rich Creek
Funeral services for Fields Thomas Wyatt 78 of Rich Creek will be held Tuesday at Rich Creek Primitive Baptist Church. Elder R Con officiating, burial in Wyatt Cemetery at Spanishbury. Wyatt died of a heart attack at Topa. Born August 28, 1833 in Wyoming County, he was a retired carpenter. Survivors include a son Alden of Berlin S. J. and a grandson, Mea Wehard with whom he lived, two brothers and four sisters. Friends may call at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home after 4 p.m. today.
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Fields Thomas Wyatt
Ederwoot St
Rich Creek
Kerri Lilly and Elder
R. Con
Bigial
Wyatt
Spanishbury
Hig Antes
Topa
Wyoming Gounty
Wyethavis
John and
Mary Dane
Primitive Baptist
Laghmtet
Mercey Couphy
Carpenter Watt
Willie
Mea
Wehard
Eve
Kind Perdue
Alden
Berlin
S. J
Dewey Wyatt
Rich
Woot
Barty
Johnny
Princeton
S. Lir
Tishie
Alankenstip
Fl. Lauderdale
Pla
Ann¢ Cooper
Sweet Springs
Cora Osborne
Bradie Woling
Maloaka
Rose and Quesenberry
Hurley Wyatt
Ottway Wyatt
Doyce ‘Walker
Grady Dean
Bow Lilly
Twstil Blankenship
Lorenzo Dow Cadle
Lester
Canary Cemetery
Clin View
Wi. Dinsainne
Caile
Sue Thomas
Nancy Jane Caile
Mabscatt
Elsie C. Caile
Get
Roose Baplist
Leset
Delmore Caile
Morthfork
Service for Thomas C. Simpson Held at Central Baptist
The funeral for Thomas C. Simpson, 63, will take place at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Central Baptist Church, with Rev. David Smith officiating. Burial follows in Greenwood Memorial Park. Simpson, born November 4 1901 in Virginia, died after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife, a son Thomas Jr., a daughter Yvonne, a brother Leroy, a halfbrother George Brown, and two grandchildren. The body will be moved from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlors one hour before services.
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David Smith
Thomas C. Simpson
Central Baptist Church
Burkitt
Greenwood Memorial Park
Simpson
Grim
Virginia
Anbrew Simpson
Jia Simpson
Thomas ©, Jr
Beckley
Yvonnis
Leroy
Buffalo
N.Y
George Brown
Rochester
Fran Iho Ritchie
Johnson
James E Leach Funeral Arrangements Complete
James Edward Leach 69 of Herndon died at home Sunday at 6 AM Born April 1 1896 in North Carolina he was son of Ed Leach and Nancy Edwards Leach. He worked for Ifmeann Coal Co Deerfield until retirement and had lived in Wyoming County since 1942 Survived by wife Maisie Jackson Leach The body is at McDougal Funeral Home Mullens NCRNS
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Janes Edward Leach
Herndon
Diard
North Caroling
Ed Leach
Nancy Edwards ‘Leach
Ifmeann Coal Company
Deerfield
Wyoming County
Maisie Jackson Leach
McDougall Funeral Home
Mullens
NCRNS
Buffato Man Charged In Brother Murder Case
Buffato Man is charged with stabbing his brother Allen Hay Cremeans in Colupbug after an argument Saturday. Police say the accused used a pair of semsurs and dines in the attack. the victim died on arrival at hospital.
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Buffato
Brother
Golden Cremeans ii
Maffato
Allen Hay Cremeans
Colupbug
Huw Molion
Guielins
Hrother
Whethier Campans
Celtives
Actor Ray Collins Dies at 13 While Acting on Perry Mason
Ray Collins, veteran actor known for his work on the Perry Mason TV series, died in a California hospital after a long battle with emphysema. He resided with his wife Jean and had recently been associated with CBS and RS TV productions before his death.
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Sainspurns
Calif
Ray Collins
Piavedl
Parry Mason
Columbia Broadcasting System
GRSYN
Collins
Antoni Gurr
RS -Tv
Alt
Percy. Matson
Gulf Stream Study Under Way With Washington Cupti Seleg
A large Gulf Stream research effort is organized by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey to study Atlantic patterns. Institutions across federal and academic sectors join as researchers depart from Norfolk Virginia and Savannah Georgia to set sail aboard the expedition.
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Washington
Gulf
Atlantic Ocean
U.S
Oewaneographic Institutio Puing
Mars Photo Mission Near End Mariner 4 In Home Stretch
Pasadena off the Mars project moves into the final approach phase as Mariner 4 nears Mars for the first close up photos. The 575 pound spacecraft launched from Cape Canaveral November 28 will begin transmitting 21 pictures at 10 600 miles and eight hours 35 minutes per image as it closes to Mars.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPS
Mariner 4
Mars
Creft
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Rinlin
Red Planet
Arth
Om Cosmic Raya c
California
Survive British crash amazes passengers in Ly mpne
A Hawker Siddeley 148 operated by Skyways Coach-Air Service plunged into heavy rain at Lympne England tearing a wing overturning three times before resting upside down. Five aboard including Capt Jeff Smith and stewardess Ann Playfoot escaped by safety belts or quick exits. None seriously hurt. three still in hospital. Official noted miracle no fire.
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Lympne
England
UPLH
Tto
Irance
Ministry of Aviation
Skyways Coach-Air Service of London
Beauvais
France
Jeff Smith
Ann Playfoot
Lacan
Bradshaw Man Heads Legion at Charleston Convention
A McDowell County automatile salesman who served in World War II and Korea was elected state Commander of the American Legion, succeeding Isaac Mayfield. The convention in Charleston drew about 540 Legionnaires as new officers were installed and a new West Virginia Legion Press Association formed to boost coverage of legion activities statewide.
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Charleston
McDowell County
Kereas
William T. Black
Bradshaw
Isaac Maydield
Bridgeport
Mack
Guv
Hulett Smith
Progress Corps
New Legion
Suntay
Mataiders
Soll A. Higgleman
Kirby
Hampshire County
PLC
Huntington
Half Lyons
New Martinavilles
Bickel
Fairmont
Donald A. Nickerson
West Virginia State Police
Jon Jones
Weirton
Army of the Legion
West Virginia American Legion Press Association
Janus
Arsine
Ialeon
Legion
Gene Loss
Morgantown
Mike Swerney
Ches
Fer
Portland
Ore
Mayfield
Tohiny B
Doves
Dickel
Richant Earle Davies
Dewey Mentz
Welch
Chissel S. Flynn
Clarksburg
Charles Ao Womls
Tantine
Parsons
Science Camp In Final Week At National Youth Camp
MARLINTON UPD The 100 boys at the National Youth Science Camp entered its final week with activities planned through next Monday including a press conference at the Statehouse in Charleston. Notable events feature astronaut program head Col. Charles Yeager and visits to Green Bank NRAO and the Greenbrier Hotel, with a closing news conference in Charleston. Bobby Uiel led a Sunday meet with scores from James Latham Edwin Mortis and Hilee Mayer, each at 20 points.
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Marlinton
UPD
Nese
Statehouse
Charleston
Telp Toy Spruce
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Greenbank
Charles Yeager
Bobby Uiel
Sulitwek
Lexas
James Latham
Leesville
Edwin Mortis
Theoma Wash
Hilee Mayer
Tinraln
Neb
Viet Nam Day Parade Marks New Offensive Threat
U.S. troops from the division’s Second Brigade based at Fort Riley engage in coastal operations in Cam Tinh Bay. They debarked from USS Gordon at a shoreline built by Army Engineers, under calm skies at 4:40 a.m. with jets overhead and no Communist harassment reported.
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South Viet Nam
Pt. Liley
Kaw
Gordon
U.S. Army
Cam Tinh Bay
U.S
Toat
Honolulu Reporter Named Miss Hawaii
Corhy Han any newspaper reporter y was doubling as a homily queen i oy. Trokertt Conlan, 78 a ine Bradiate of Kalani High Short in Uonolulu, Saturday night was named Miss Hawaii. Miss Conlan was editor of hor e high school paper, and is spend ing the summer ats an intern reporter for the Honolulu Stay Bulletin. She is also a national merit scholar and plans to one or Stanford University this fall to strdy journalism.
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Trokertt Conlan
Ine Bradiate
Kalani High
Uonolulu
Miss Hawaii
Miss Conlan
Hore
Honolulu
Stanford University
Strdy
Russian Jews Plight Discussed at World Jewish Congress
STRASBOURG France UP1 LEaders of Jewish communities worldwide opened discussions on the plight of Jews in Russia. World Jewish Congress President Nahum Goldmann warned Moscow tortures and discrimination threaten Jews more than other groups. An analysis by Erich Galda... is to be presented at Brandeis University. Jews must resist anti Semitic moves from their first appearance.
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Strasdoing
France
UPL
Russia
Re. Nahtint Goldmann
World Jewish Congress
Tews
Perlon
Radar Technicians Gather Despite Widespread Disarray
A list of crewmen and radar technicians from multiple locations including Roslindale Massachusetts Worcester Massachusetts and Ralph North Carolina appears. The fragmentary OCR shows names such as Charles Say Yur Anarsan and David Al Sue Jes with ranks like Airman and radh technician and mentions various locations and unit identifiers.
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Fortuna
Charles K. Sayyur
Anarsan
S.C
HL Mirra
John W Tuispe
Roslindale
Masc
Radh
Wyllam G
Howe
North Audusti
Cyrr Day Teelminian
David AL Sue Jes
Ralelph
N.C
Vmlar Techhlviaty
Mirtvan
Mad Bomber Sightings Shock Downtown Minelty
A chaotic sequence of blasts rocked key locations near the downtown area of Minelty over several days. Police describe the weapon as black powder similar to that used in attacks, with two major incidents injuring structures near the Moyer building and Sasanite Building. Deputy Vice Marshal Malone notes the pattern suggests a road bomber active across the city, with blasts reported at 490 west, 400 finally, and 409 north, and a suspected westward shift in today’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minelty
An onToakur
Polo Sant Jal
Wits
Moyer
Hie Loop
Sasanite
Chengo
Michael Maloneny
Fezzes Flood Capital Correction in Shriners Meet
Charles Cameron Lewis of Shady Spring is reported in satisfactory condition after a one car crash on the West Virginia Turnpike. The Shriners convention in Washington aims to draw around 150 000 visitors over five days, hoping to surpass the 50 000 attendance set in 1954.
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Charles Cameron Lewis
Smrof
Odessa Lewis
Daniels
Department of Commerce
Waitington
Uttc
Raleigh General Hospital
Tollow
Shriners
Register
Callas
Lewis
Shady Spring
Washington
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USAT
Tamialay
Chester Yo Chftan
Henry Suaphlo PI
Tin Minter Sinchav
Volpoye Vad
Spdiet
Kremlin
Viet Nam
Kosygin
Josh
Howeover
Cabhinuwe
Maye
Agiericen Finance Office
Lagney
Etrur
Cat Monthly
Chew
Air Ua
Virgil Payee
Whitesville
al ‘Biiect
Bethanahs
Matias Nestralite
sMeeten
Murphy
Frat Cawellans
Vavitt
CAPRI
G. €. Murphy CO
Main ST
Ella M. Garrett
James Howard Bair
Billie V. Barlow
Lorenzo Cadle
James £. Leach
U, Traga
Gulf Stream
Masha
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Mariner
Bradshaw Man
Mad
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Romaos
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