Italian villagers reject pardon for Nazi mass killer Reder
In Marzabotto Italy villagers voting in a 1944 massacre case rejected forgiving ex SS major Walter Reder 283 to 4. Only survivors or relatives of victims could vote. Reder ordered executions in reprisal for partisan attacks and faces life in Gaeta prison.
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Marzabotto
Italy
UPD
Armando Calzolari
Giovanni Bottonelli
Walter Reder
Reder
Marzabotte
Educators Meet at Jackson's Mill in West Virginia
About 300 school administrators from across the state gathered at Jackson's Mill for a three day annual conference. Dr Kenneth Parry, head of the U S Office of Education branch, praised the state for leading a statewide long range planning program. A banquet address will be given Tuesday by John Jones, special assistant to the president of Weirton Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksons Mill
UPI
Kenneth Parry
State Agency
U. S. Office of Education
West Virginia
John Jones
Weirton Steel Rp
Railroad Strike At A Glance
United Press International reports a nationwide rail strike threatening to halt most rail traffic. It could idle 700000 workers and disrupt war material movement, costing railroads about 35 million dollars daily and stranding 425000 commuters in New York Chicago and Philadelphia.
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United Press International
Vietnam
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Deaths And Funerals for Nora B Rine 81
Mrs Nora B Rine 81 died after a long illness at 10 a m Saturday Born May 21 1896 at Kincaid she was the daughter of the late Flemor and Virginia Settle She was a member of the Kincaid Methodist Church and survived by four grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill with the Rev Ernest Barley in charge Burial will be in Kincaid Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p m today.
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Nora B. Rine
Ozk Hi
P.m. Thedas
Tyree
Oak Hill
Ernest, Barley
Kincaid
Sirs
Rinehart
Flemor
Virginia Settle
Kincaid Methodist Church
Cleve
Carmen
ANS
Tional Association of Machinists, and Aerospace Workers
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
International Association of Sheetmetal Workers
International Brotherhood of Electrical ‘Workers
Brotherhood of Rail‘way Carmen of America
International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
Johnson
House
Senate
Dayton C. Meadows
Park Ave
Caffee Funeral Home
Walter H. Griswold
Sunset Memorial Park
Prosperity
Amos
Susan Teel Wilams
First Christian Church of
Beckley
King’s Daughters
Hulbert A
Dayton C. Jr
Cherry Hill
N. C
Caffee
James D. Meadows
Donald D. Meadows
John Yago Jr
Keith DeLong
Thomas Keyser
Kerry Lushbaugh
Dayton S. Meadows
Explosion May Have Destroyed Surveyor 4 Robot
A UPI report from Pasadena says Surveyor 4 likely destroyed by an explosion seconds before a planned moon landing in Sinus Medii. JPL officials noted the craft lost radio contact seven miles above the moon while descending at 250 mph after a 40 second braking rocket burn. Engineers planned to resume contact at Goldstone tonight.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Bay
Moon
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Howard ‘Haglund
JPL
Lunar
Surveyor 4
Haglund
Goldstone
California
Mojave
West Virginia doctors urge abortion law changes at committee
West Virginia lawmakers heard doctors support more liberal abortion laws while insurers pitched a state employee group plan covering life health and major medical benefits. The panel also discussed epilepsy in divorce grounds and possible domestic relations reforms.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Joint Committee On ‘Government and Finance
Thetate
Alabama
Georgia
Maryland
Nevada
Frederick Dobbs
George Grubbs
John Chambers
Dobbs
W. T. Brotherton
D|kanawha
del. Robert Stepstoe
D - Berkeley
Memorial for Munsey H. Santon in St. Albans
Munsey H. Santon 61 of 700 Beacon St St. Albans died Sunday after a long illness. A retired furniture merchant he belonged to the Retail Furniture Association and St. John's Catholic Church Mullens. Survived by five brothers Judge Lanton St. Albans Joe Washington D C Tommy Miami Sammy Mullens and Pred Los Angeles. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Snod funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsey H. Santon
Beacon St
St. Albans
Beckley
St. John’s ‘Catholic Church
Mullens
Judge Lanton
Joe
Washington, D. C
Tommy
Miiami
Fla
Sammy
Strike halts vast mail and rail service to support Vietnam war
Defense Secretary McNamara warned of a strike headed for Vietnam during an emergency White House meeting. The stoppage crippled mail delivery beyond 150 miles and shut down breadbasket rail routes, threatening food supply and war effort, with trains cancelled and perishable goods hit hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Lawrence O’brien
Middle West
Northern Pacific Railroad
Louis Menk
U.S
House Senate
Camp blaze at Florida prison kills inmates in row
Officials describe a fire at a Florida panhandle camp where prisoners died as guards unlocked the exit and inmates rushed to flee. Conflicting reports say access to the key caused delays while dawn revealed a smoldering wreck and a single standing wall. A guard questioned as a hostage area secured at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Panhandle
Lovett
Wainwright
Pasco Rowells
Northwestern doubles campus by filling 74 acres of Lake Michigan
Northwestern University nearly doubles its campus footprint by filling in 74 acres of Lake Michigan. The expansion reflects a bold growth plan including land reclamation to extend university facilities and amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University
Lake Michigan
Arab leaders pledge action to curb imperialist aggression
Five Arab heads of state meet in Cairo led by Nasser and Anwar Sadat era figures to vow "necessary effective measures" against imperialist and Israeli aggression. Disputes over U N observers and canal reporting create tension as Boumedienne Aref leave Cairo for further talks.
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Cairo
Saston
Nasser
Abdel Rahman Aref
Noureddin Atassi
Syria
Ismail Alazhari
Sudan
Britain
United States
Israel
Middle East
Foreign Office
Boumedienne
Aref
Odd Bull
U.N
Jerusalem
Egypt
George Gaskin Obituary in Washington D C
George Gaskin of 204 Sth St S E Washington D C died Sunday after a month long illness. He is survived by his wife Rosie of Washington D C five brothers Elwood Harry Percy Hugo and Robert and one sister Elizabeth plus a half sister Mrs Maggie Scott and two grandchildren. The body is at the Melvin and Schey Funeral Parlor in Washington D C pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gaskin
Washington, D. C
Rosie
Elwood
New York City
N.Y
Harry
Baltimore
Percy
McLean
Hugo
Markem
Robert
Beckley
Elizabeth
Newark
N. J
Maggie Scott
Newlark
Melvin and
Schey
Morgantown Marine Cpl Messenger Dies in Vietnam
Marine Cpl James Messenger of Morgantown Westover died Saturday from chest wounds on a night patrol in Vietnam. He died two days after his 20th birthday during his second Vietnam tour. Messenger, a 1965 graduate of Morgantown St Francis High, previously earned a Purple Heart and was recommended for a Bronze Star. His brother Cpl Charles Messenger, also a Marine, has two Purple Hearts from Vietnam.
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Morgantown
UPI
James &. Messenger
Westover
Messenger
Morgantown St. Francis High School
Vietam
Marine Cpl
Charles Messenger
Vietnam
Wickline Suicide Near Josephine Found by Neighbor
William Joseph Wickline 69 was found dead at his home in Josephine County Sunday afternoon. State Police ruled the death a suicide after investigators said he shot himself in the head with a shotgun while no one was present. He was discovered by a neighbor around 3 p.m. and found lying on the living room floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
William Joseph Wickline
Wickline
Ring Register Q&A On City Dog Tax And Local Services
A Beckley city spokesman explains the dog tax funds the city dog warden under police chief supervision and supports the Raleigh County Animal Shelter with 600 dollars annually. The public is advised to report stray dogs to police via the radio operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Raleigh County Animal Shelter
Funeral services for Bertha J Barrett Daniel in Rock Creek
Bertha J Barrett Daniel 39 of Surveyor dies after long illness. Funeral at Rebecca Chapel Methodist Church Rock Creek at 2 50 p m with Rev Philip King and Rev Clarence Winkler in charge. Burial in Dry Creek family cemetery. Survived by two sons Dovenor and Theron, a daughter Winnie Worley, a sister and 13 grandchildren. Body at Melton Mortuary. grandsons pallbearers.
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R. E
Arminta Jarrell Barrett
Surveyor
Daniel
Surveyor Methodist Church
Dovenor G. Daniel
Dry Creek
Theron H. Daniel
Packsville
J. A
Winnie) Worley
James
Vivian) Turner
Chapmanville
Wallacer
Faye) Ferrell
Delray Beach
Fla
Eunice Manning
Melton Mortuary
State Convict Escapes From Jaycee Meeting
MOUNDSVILLE state authorities hunt a life term convict after he escaped during a Jaycees dinner meeting in New Martinsville. Mike Thompson 32, from Ohio County had phoned from New Martinsville to Weirton before fleeing. Thompson, jailed under the Habitual Criminal Act for breaking and entering, was serving time at Moundsville and has family in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
Chamber of Commerce
New Martinsville
Mike Thompson
Ohio County
New Marrtinsville
Weirton
The
Jaycees
Thompson
Vietnam War Action Reports From North South Border Push
U S and Marine units report relatively light fighting after two long sweeps along the Vietnam north south border. 263 Communists killed. 56 Marines killed and 312 wounded. A Marine battalion completed Operation Davy Crockett after two months, killing 205 North Vietnamese with 52 Marines dead and 255 wounded. Additional reports note 57 Communists killed by Leaternecks in three days near the DMZ, with 4 killed and 99 wounded in Operation Hickory M1. Air strikes by B52 bombers hit positions across South and North Vietnam. a misdirected shell killed two paratroopers of the 173rd Airborne. Marines seized equipment and propaganda tracts including mentions of Lord Russell. In Laos, Pathet Lao guerrillas destroyed 10 U S supplied bombers at Luang Prabang. Two Navy planes were lost in North Vietnam with one pilot rescued.
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U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Dmz
Saigon
North Vietnam
Central Highlands
Army
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Leathernecks
Lord
Bertrand) Russell
Laos
Pathet
Royal Laos Air Force
Luang Prabang
Remote sensors gauge ocean surface temp from aircraft
Aircraft equipped with remote sensors traverse ocean routes and measure surface water temperature with an accuracy of one tenth of a degree Fahrenheit. The system enables precise sea state monitoring during long flights.
Newark Riots Stir Calls for Change and Law and Order
In Newark during the riots tensions rise as residents call for reforms. Community members urge fair treatment, while officials debate gun laws and measures to curb violence. Mayor Addonizio emphasizes restoring law and order and future reforms.
Newark Riots Rock City as Violence Surges
Rioting spread from Newark to Jersey City and Montclair with mobs hurling bricks and firebombs, killing 25 in Newark and Plainfield, injuring over 1,300 and arresting more than 1,200. National Guardsmen and state troopers restored partial control while curfews failed to stop snipers.
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Jones
Georgette Cosby
Newark
Addonizio
Hughes
Jersey City
Montclair
Plainfield
Hugh D. Addonizio
Michael Pugh
National Guardsmen
West Virginia Reports 239 Highway Deaths After Weekend Trio
Three deaths over the weekend push this year’s highway toll in West Virginia to 239. Leonard Carl Willis, 26, of Victor, died when his truck overturned on U S 6 near Ansted. Maggie Virginia Wilson, 39, of Junior, Barbour County, was struck by a truck near her home. Wendel L. Regester, 39, of Adrian, faces DUI charges after a crash. Hubert Blankenship, 31, of Boissevain Va., died when struck by a car in Bluefield suburbs. The victim and two brothers were injured when their car rolled over and he walked to the highway seeking aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
West Virginia
Department of Public Safety Accident Prevention Bureau
Leonard Carl Willis
Victor
Fayette County
Montgomery Hospital
U.S. 6
Ansted
Maggie Virginia Wilson
Junior
Barbour County
Missing bag from Middle East flight found with wartime label
A luggage piece reported missing last month on a Middle East flight reappeared Sunday. Its tag proclaims it was captured by EIT Al Israeli airlines Ltd in June 1967, revealing its wartime origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Middle East
EIT al Israeli Airlines Ltd
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Jackson's Mill
Nora Rinehart
Grass Funeral Home Chapel
South Charleston
Cunningham Memorial Park
D. Meadows
Sanitone
Richmon Cleaners
Munsey Santon
Mideast
Josephine Man
Egister
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit
Treasury Department
Federal Building
Woodlawn Avenue
Welfare Department
Coal City
United Fuel Gas Co
Raleigh County
Bertha Daniel
Jaycee
Hugh Addonizio
Hig
City Hall
Sally Carroll
NAACP
Short Hills Livingston
West Orange
Essexville
Lucille Pugh
John V. Gleason Jr
Gleason
Bobby Williams
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