Call For Meeting Marks Step in Sino Soviet Split
Soviet call for a 26 party meeting aims to discuss Moscow's quarrel with Peking and prep a full scale world Communist summit. Observers say Khrushchev intends to expel China from the Moscow led movement, while Beijing rejects involvement and signals possible alignment with Moscow only if split is resolved.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Peking
Nikita S. Khrushchev
China Rules Out Patch for Sino Soviet Rift Talks
London dispatch reports Communist China set hard terms for any talks with Moscow. Beijing demanded Khrushchev recant publicly and abandon leadership claims, delayed a 26 party meeting, veto rights, and broad inclusion of anti Moscow factions. Chinese stance implies no attendance by Peking at the 26 party meeting or any Khrushchev summoned conference.
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London
UPT
China
Moscow
Peking
Nikita S Khrushchev
Khrush
Johnson rejects cabinet VP picks in speech
President Johnson told reporters he would not recommend any cabinet member or regular cabinet attendee for vice president. He notified Kennedy McNamara Rusk Freeman Shriber Stevenson that he narrowed the field and would announce his choice in due course. Kennedy then said it is the President’s duty to name the VP pick.
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Kennedy
McNamara
Dean Rusk
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Shriver
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Johnson
They Threw The Book Wheeling UPI
In Wheeling police did not arrest Earl Lee Cockran Jr. for double parking but charged him with drunken driving improper registration disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. He allegedly closed a car door on an officer’s arm and was forcibly taken to city jail on Thursday night in lieu of 334 dollars bond.
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Wheeling
UPI
Earl Lee Cockran Jr
Madison
Ohio
Cockran
Seems Cochran
Ranger 7 Moon Probe Sends Sharp Video Before Impact
Ranger 7 fulfilled its mission by transmitting high quality video as it neared the Sea of Clouds on the Moon. The six cameras captured objects as small as an automobile and the mission was deemed a huge success by JPL scientists before the craft crashed at 6 25 a m PDT. The pictures will be processed over 24 hours to reveal lunar secrets aiding the Apollo program.
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Lunar
Ranger
Lunar Sea of Clouds
JPL
Sea of Clouds
Moon
United States
Cape Kennedy
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
U.S
Goldstone
Mojave Desert
Barron to Visit Guard Camp in Pickett Virginia
Gov W W Barron will spend tonight with officers of the 150th Armored Cavalry at Camp Pickett and attend a formal review of about 2000 National Guard troops Saturday He will present awards for outstanding soldier best company unit and top marksmanship trophies Also present will be state officials and adjutant general Williams Col Harry Lemery will command the reviewing troops and Brig Gen J K McLaughlin will assist as air adjutant general.
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Camp Pickett
UPI
W. W. Barron
West Virginia National Guard
150Th Armored Cavalry
Barron
Harry V. Lemery
Moundsville
Adj
Williams
Joe Burdett
Denzil Gainer
John H. Kelly
Curtis B. Trent
J.K. McLaughlin
Air
West Virginia candidate underwood hits flood relief ties
Former senator Underwood accuses Hulett Smith of using the Commerce Department to funnel flood relief funds through hastily formed dummy corporations. He warns that if Smith is elected, cronies will profit from $360 million in taxpayers money annually, citing a grand jury inquiry into about $1 million in flood aid. Smith’s headquarters could not comment.
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Charleston
Commerce Department
Underwood
Hulett Smith
Grand Jury
Statehouse
Smith
Appalachia Bill Backers Believe Victory Ahead
Backers of President Johnsons Appalachia rejuvenation bill believe they have the votes and time to beat the congressional deadline in three weeks. Approval by the House Public Works Committee renews momentum for a revamped 1 billion five year plan to revive the 11 state region. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr predicts Senate clearance before Aug 22 adjournment. Also: golf and athletic clubs urge tax relief on member expenditures to protect youth training programs.
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Appalachia
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
House
Senate
Congress
House Rules Committee
Ways & Means Committee
Barry Goldwater election frightens USW leader
Pittsburgh UPI Da vid J. McDonald United Steelworkers president says he is frightened by the prospect of Barry Goldwater winning the White House He warns anti labour proposals could be destructive and that Communists might back Goldwater to exploit a vacuum in labor strength He cited a television interview as the source of his remarks
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Sen
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
McDonald
America
Food price rise drives 0.7 percent overall increase
The text notes that five to seven years ago goods and services could be bought for ten dollars, with food prices contributing the majority of the rise. Fresh fruits and vegetables led the increase, climbing 7.1 percent, while overall food costs rose by about seven-tenths of a percent.
Trouble Seen Ahead For APW And ARA
Washington UPI Sen Jennings Randolph says quick action likely on the Appalachian Regional Development bill this session but doubts action on extending the Accelerated Public Works Act or funding the Area Development Act. He calls for advancing the Appalachian bill in effective form as it faces House Rules delays. The Appalachian bill moves this week through the House Public Works Committee.
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Washington
UPI
Jennings Randolph
Congress
House Rules Committee
House Public Works Committee
Reckless Visitor Drives Car Through Saginaw Home
Saginaw, Mich. A 22 year old driver Donald Campbell plowed a sedan through a house in Buena Vista Two after flying 56 feet then 111 feet. The car wrecked the living room damaged a bed and door. Two elderly residents were injured and hospitalized. Campbell suffered a broken nose and knee. authorities plan to charge reckless driving.
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Saginaw, Mich
UPI
Carson Leonard
Leonard
Donald Campbell
Campbell
Saginaw
Buena Vista Two
Myrtle Leonard
Herbert Allen
St. Mary's Hospital
Saginaw County
Deaths and Funerals of Jo seph Sam Trovato in Beckley
Rosary will be recited today at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home for Jo seph Sam Trovato 78 of Beckley followed by a Requiem High Mass at St Francis de Sales. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park. He died Thursday after a short illness born December 15 1886 in Italy. Survivors include three sons two daughters a brother and eight grandchildren with services ongoing at two local funeral homes and relatives listed in the notice.
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Joseph Sam Trovato
Beckley
Rose and Quesenberry
Thomas L. Kerrigan
Edward J. Burley
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Sunset Memorial Park
Trovato
Italy
Sam and
Mary Trovato
United Mine Workers of America
James of
Frank
Army
Aberdeen
Tony
Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
Mary Hutchens
Esther Marshall
Alpeca
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Final rites for Samuel Campbell at Second Baptist Church
Samuel Campbell aged 45 of Harper Park Addition will receive funeral services at 2 p.m. Sunday at Second Baptist Church with Elder D. E. Smith presiding. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. Campbell was killed about 10 p.m. Monday in a state fall at the No. 1 mine in Slab Fork. The body remains at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home until the funeral. Friends may call after 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Samuel Campbell
Harper Park
Second Baptist Church
D. E. Smith
Robert Newsome
Abner Wright
Greenwood Memorial Park
Campbell
Slab Fork
Wright and Anderson
Adrien B Skaggs Rites Held In Victor WV
Adrien B Skaggs 63 of Victor died Thursday after a long illness. Services set for 2 p m Sunday at Liberty Baptist Church Ram sey with Rev Wesley Pennington and Rev J Killingsworth directing. Burial in High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Survivors include wife Ethel daughter Sharon Elaine two sisters Mrs Bamie Hinte Mrs Elizabeth Wykle and brother Emory Skaggs. Wallace Funeral Home Ansted in charge.
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Adrien B Skaggs
Victor
Liberty Baptist Church
Ramsey
Wesley Pennington
Jesse Killingsworth
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Skaggs
Lawrence and
Mary Arnold Skaggs
Ethel
Sharon Elaine
Bamie Hinte
Elizabeth Wykle
Emory Skaggs
Mount Hope
Wallace
Hodges Funeral Arrangements For Mrs Lois Hodges
Mrs Lois Fay Hodges aged 37 of Damascus Ohio formerly Oak Hill dies at 4 am from a gunshot wound in an Oak Hill hospital. Born in Oak Hill, she was the daughter of Emmett and Fay Thompson. Survived by husband Herbert and son Randy.
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Lois Fay Hodges
Damascus
Ohio
Oak Hill
Emmett Thompson
Fayetteville
Herbert
Randy
Laotians Repel Counterattack at Route 13 Junction
Laotian right wing troops repelled a three stage assault by Pathet Lao guerrillas aiming to retake Route 13 near Ban Thereng about 20 miles south of the Routes 13 and 7 junction. Government allied forces hold the road linking Vientiane to Luang Prabang and Route 7 toward Muong Soui, a neutralist strong hold.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Pathet Lao
Ban Thereng
Luang Prabang
Muong Soui
Six GIs Escape Injury From Terrorist Grenade
In Saigon six American soldiers escaped injury when a terrorist threw a hand grenade at them. Two Vietnamese children and one adult were seriously wounded as bystanders recalled a young Vietnamese man on a bicycle delivering the blast near a tailor's shop. The grenade misfired toward the soldiers and exploded before the next shop, shattering windows and a pavement crater.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Three Forfeit Bonds In Beckley Police Court
Beckley police court Friday night forfeited $50 in three bonds. Clarrice C. Tolbert, 47, of Rt. 2 Beckley, paid $20 for failing to keep her vehicle under control. Le Roy O. Gore, 25, of Slab Fork, paid $20 for speeding. Mike Allen Lyttle, 16, of Beaver, paid $10 for a red light violation. A Crab Orchard man, William A. McHone, 48, was given until Aug. 15 to finish paying a $55 fine after offering $20. Police Judge C. Berkley Lilly approved the partial payment.
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Beckley
Clarrice C. Tolbert
Rt. 2
Leroy O. Gore
Slab Fork
Mike Allen Lyttle
Beaver
C. Berkley Lilly
William A. McHone
Lilly
Mrs Euna Linkous Rites Set at Lashmeet Church
Funeral services for Mrs Euna White Linkous 55 of Richmond Va and formerly Lashmeet are at 2 p m today at Lashmeet Presbyterian Church with Rev C Buzzard presiding Burial follows at Mount Olive Cemetery She died Tuesday in a Richmond hospital Survivors include sister Mrs Emerson Mills of Odd She was daughter of Walter and Josie Bailey White and member of Lashmeet Presbyterian Church Bailey Funeral Home Princeton in charge of arrangements.
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Euna White Linkous
Richmond
Lashmeet
Lashmeet Presbyterian Church
C. Buzzard
Mount Olive
Linkous
Emerson Mills
Odd
Walter
Josie Bailey White
Bailey
Princeton
Wilderness Bill Accord Expected
House backers of a conservation measure foresee little trouble reconciling House and Senate versions. The chamber approved the wilderness bill 373 to 1, with Rep. Joe R. Pool dissenting. The Senate has a more liberal package, and negotiators are expected to resolve differences before adjournment around August 22.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Joe R. Pool
D-Tex
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
John P. Saylor
Saylor
Bethany College Names New Political Science Professor
Bethany College president Perry E. Gresham announces Carl Lincoln Schweinfurth as professor of political science and history. Schweinfurth joins from Southern Illinois University where he helped establish an International House linking foreign and American students. he has visited 52 countries.
Rochester Prepares For Unrest With 1600 Officers
Police in Rochester stand ready to meet force with force as 400 state police and 1,200 National Guardsmen back 400 helmeted officers patrolling riot torn neighborhoods after last weekend’s violence that left four dead and 350 injured. Meanwhile MLK Jr met with NYC Mayor Wagner on racial issues as leaders call for a moratorium on demonstrations until after the November election. President Johnson urges ballot voting and the new civil rights law to solve racial problems. In Cleveland police guard council amid protests, in Atlantic City NAACP plans a peaceful march August 23 before the Democratic convention, and in St Augustine a federal judge weighs desegregation of motels and restaurants.
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United Press International
Rochester, N.Y
William Lombard
New York City
Martin Luther King, Jr
Robert
Wagner
King
North
New York
Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
East Coast
Atlantic City
N.J
Jacksonville
Fla.t
Bryan Simpson
St. Augustine
Miss Universe Finalists Named From 60 Contestants
The Miss Universe semifinalists include six from Europe, five from Latin America, two from the Middle East, an Oriental, and Miss USA Bobbi Johnson of Washington DC. Finalists listed span Argentina Maria Amelia Ramirez, Bolivia Olga Monica del Carpio Oropeza, Brazil Angela Thereza Pereira Reis de Vasconcelos, England Brenda Blackler, Finland Sirpa Wallenius, France Edith Noel, Greece Kiriaki Tsopei, Israel Ronit Rinat, Italy Emanuela Stramana, Norway Jorunn Nystedt, Paraguay Miriam Riart Brugada, Free China Lana Yi Yu, Sweden Marta Aberg, and Venezuela Mercedes Revenga.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Miami Beach Convention Hall
Europe
Latin America
Middle East
Bobbi Johnson
District of Columbia
Argentina
Maria Amelia Ramirez
Santa Fe
Bolivia
Olga Monica del Carpio Oropeza
la Paz
Brazil
Angela Thereza Pereira Reis de Vasconcelos
Panama
England
Brenda Blackler
London
Finland
Sirpa Wallenius
Tampere
France
Edith Noel
Paris
Greece
Kiriaki Tsopei
Athens
Israel
Ronit Rinat
Hafia
Italy
Emanuela Stramana
Venice
Norway
Jorunn§ Nystedt
Barum
Paraguay
Miriam Riart Brugada
Asuncion
Labor Trouble tober contracts renewed at Kentucky hospitals
In Kentucky hospitals, contracts for workers were renewed for a three year period ending December 31 1967 with no major changes. A further talks session is planned for August 10 in Lexington with Union vice president Angelo Cefalo and hospital corporation president Karl S Klicka M D representing the hospitals. About 120 signatures were on a petition sent to President Johnson by local employees. local membership is around 150 though some workers on a shift could not be reached. The complaint includes loss of hospitalization and medical benefits. The local has not contacted workers at the other five hospitals but would support petition to the president.
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Tober
Kentucky
Moffett
Lexington
Angelo Cefalo
Karl S. Klicka
M. D
Johnson
Wright
American President Affirms Rights and Equality Promise
The speaker, calling himself President of all the people, pledges to pass to tomorrow's leaders the values that have guided the nation and to ensure that every person enjoys full constitutional rights and equal opportunity as an American citizen.
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America
All the People
Life jacket saved boy as skiff sinks in James River
In Franklin Virginia a 16-foot fishing skiff overturned in heavy waves on the James River. Ernie Houghton 26 drowned after giving his life jacket to Sammy Drewry 10 as he clung to his father S B Drewry 32 and stakes. the boy and his father were rescued at dawn. Houghton remains missing and presumed drowned.
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Franklin
UPI
Sammy Drewry
S.B. Drewry
Ernie Houghton
James River
Houghton
Sammy
Ernie
Daddy
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Southampton Memorial Hospital
Five Car Crash Kills Man in West Virginia
A five car wreck on West Virginia Route 2 near Wheeling killed James Franklin Daugherty of Elm Grove, Ohio County, who was thrown from a station wagon. His wife Sue Daugherty and two men from Moundsville, Robert Rulong and Emil Menendez, were injured along with others as a bus was struck. The crash raised the year’s WV toll to 252 deaths.
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Wheeling
UPI
W.va
Here
James Franklin Daugherty
Elm Grove
Ohio County
Sue
Daugherty
Robert Rulong
Emil Menendez
Moundsville
West Virginia
Two Piney View Men Nabbed In Break-In
Good Godbey of Sour Street reported a man offering a stolen gun on the street in FE Park. Kenneth Adkins and John Berry, both 35, were arrested for breaking and entering the Godbey home. They were jailed at 1:30 pm Thursday. Deputy Wes Thompson and Jack Thomas handled the case. A .22 caliber bolt action rifle stolen from a Beckley pawnbroker was recovered.
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Good Godhbey
Sour Street
Raleigh
Park
Piney View
Kenneth Adkins
John Berry
Godbey
Raleigh County
Wes Thompson
Jack Thomas
Adkins
Berry
Lester Gore
Beckley
Good Godbey
E. Park
Gore
Thompson
East Beckley
Bicycler 80 Finishes Transcontinental Ride on Back Roads
An 80 year old man plans to finish a 3100 mile transcontinental bicycle journey by back roads after the California highway patrol denied using freeways. Lyman A Frain Sr formerly of Philadelphia began May 10 in Times Square and aimed to ride the last 90 miles on U S Highway 40 to San Francisco. He hopes to meet his son in San Jose on Monday near the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Calif
UPI
Highway Patrol
Lyman A. Frain
Philadelphia
U.S
Frain
Times Square
San Francisco
San Jose
Golden Gate Bridge
James Simmons Fined for Parking Too Close to Fire Plug
James R. Simmons, 20, of Pineville, paid a $5 fine to the city police today for parking his auto too close to a fire plug. He was arrested at 8 04 today on this charge.
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James R. Simmons
Pineville
Simmons
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