Johnsons beagle Him killed chasing White House squirrels
UPI reports President Johnson mourns the White House beagle Him after a car hit and killed him on the south grounds. His sister Her died in 1964 after swallowing a stone during a beautification trip. Johnson recalls Him as a beloved companion and recalls the ear pulling incident of 1964.
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Washington
UPI
President Johnson
White House
Lynda
House
Johnson
Him
Lincoln
Neb
Executive Mansion
Johnsons
Kim
Elephant trade in Worcester dealer buys car with jumbo swap
In Worcester, auto dealer R Gordon Butler agreed to trade $3000 toward a Chevrolet Impala for an elephant. The owner Bob Gibson arrived with three elephants in a trailer claiming a breakdown. The elephant was moved to Butler’s Seekonk farm while zoos are approached.
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Worcester
Mass
UPI
R. Gordon Butler
Bob Gibson
San Diego
Calif
Butler
Wyoming
Seekonk
Zoos
Jurors Report Thursday for June 23 in Cole v Royal Ins
Circuit Court jurors will report Thursday June 23, not Tuesday, for the Stella Cole versus Royal Insurance Company of New York case arising from a fire that destroyed her frame dwelling. She seeks $6,000 with interest.
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Norman Knapp
Circuit Court
Stella Cole
Royal Insurance Co. of
New York
Plantiff
Defendent Insurance Company
State lawmakers back LBJ Viet Nam policy amid doubts over Great Society
Washington leaders of state legislatures gathered to endorse President Johnsons Viet Nam policy while many participants questioned the Great Society program. An administration briefing said Hanoi faces pressure from air attacks and contends that victory is unlikely, predicting no political collapse in Saigon or US withdrawal under domestic and world opinion pressure.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
State House
Senate
Guam
Puerto Rico
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Saigon
Disease report covers Raleigh and Wyoming counties
Raleigh County reports 93 upper respiratory infection cases for the week ending June 4, per Dr. N H Dyer health director. Other diseases include chickenpox three, influenza like illnesses 22, measles six, streptococcal infections 26, and tuberculosis one. Wyoming County reports one measles and one tuberculosis case.
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Raleigh County
N. H. Dyer
Final rites for Mrs Lilly Tincher 62 Fayetteville
Mrs Lilly Frances Tincher 62 of Route 1 Fayetteville dies after long illness. Final rites set for Friday 2 p m at Pleasant View Church of the Brethren with Rev Walter Shank and Rev E L Clower officiating. Burial in Pleasant View Cemetery. Survived by husband Lee Tincher six sons Roy Ray Charles Billy Robert Charleston James and James Jr a daughter Shirley Compton a sister and 19 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Body to be moved from Dodd Payne Funeral Home to church an hour before service.
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Lilly Frances Tincher
Route 1
Fayetteville
Pleasant View Church
Lee Tincher
Roy
Ray
Charles
Billy
Robert
Charleston
S. C
James
Laurel
Shirley Compton
Jessup
Charles Toombs
Covington
Dodd-Payne Funeral
Dilley Rites Set for George T. Dilley in Oak Hill
George T Dilley 70 of Route 1 Fayetteville will be laid to rest in Oak Hill after a 7 40 p m Tuesday death. Funeral services with Rev Chalmer Skaggs presiding will be held Saturday at 2 p m in Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill. Burial follows at High Lawn Memorial Park. Dilley a former miner and World War I veteran born February 18 1896 in Dothan is survived by his wife Virginia Anderson Dilley four sons two daughters including Mrs Helen Blackwell and Mrs Hilda Aiello, three foster sons, a brother, a half brother, three sisters, 23 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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George Thomas Dilley
Route 1
Fayetteville
Tyree
Oak Hill
Chalmer Skaggs
Hich Lawn Memorial Park
Dilley
Free Will Baptist Church
Dothan
James and
Elizabeth Toney Dilley
Virginia Anderson Dilley
Marvin
Orville
Howard Lee
Larry
Helen Blackwell
Farmington
N. M
Hilda Aiello
Fort Worth
Texas
Basil Bloome
Ralph Humphrey
David Lee Ellis
Earl
Glennie Carter
Virginia
Elory Roberts
Rosa Larkie
Ohio
Stella Lewis
Williamston
Byrd Wagstaff
S. Fayette St
Southern Baptist Church
Beckley
H. B. Alexander
Greenwood Memorial Park
Wagstaff
Wright and Anderson
William O. Pullen dies. funeral set at Shiloh Baptist
William O. Pullen 80 of Harper Heights dies at a local hospital. Funeral arrangements set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Shiloh Baptist Church with Rev. G C Gilbert. burial at Greenwood Memorial. Surviving wife Frances, one son George, four daughters, one brother, one sister, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Body at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.
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William O. Pullen
Harper Heights
Shiloh Baptist Church
Shiloh
Bedford
Albert Pullen
Frances Pullen
George
Chowchilla
Calif
Gladys Golston
Goldie Coleman
Patsy Harris
Philadelphia
Eleanor Jones
San Francisco
Lewis
Baltimore
Poisoning Of Four Men Probed In Charleston
Authorities investigate possible link between four Charleston men poisoned on Wednesday and two mysterious deaths last month. Roy T Beaver Jr. 38 remains in critical condition, Howard Schoolcraft Charles Lambert and Everett Turley hospitalized. Beaver Sr. and C P Legg died last month after a river outing. suspected natural causes.
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Charleston
UPI
Charleston General Hospital
Roy Thomas Beaver Jr
Howard Schoolcraft
Charles Lambert
Everett Turley
George Nunley
Beaver
Roy Thomas Beaver Sr
C. P. Legg
Point Pleasant
Nunley
Putnam County
Beaver Re
Ivy Dry counter irritant for skin troubles
Counter irritant for minor skin troubles including poison ivy oak sumac bites and sunburn. Gentile and safe for adults and children. Ivy Dry available at druggists in cream and lotion forms with prices noted for Cream .79 Lotion .79 and Super Dry 1.39. Get Ivy-DRY today.
Marines Hold Line in Rugged Night Battle
Marines napalm cleared paths as guerrillas pressed five hours of attacks. Rocket helicopters supported from low altitude and Marines fought hand to hand, bayonets fixed and grenades used as enemy surged. Dawn reinforced by 1st Division helicopters forced the enemy to flee, leaving dead around shattered positions. A Marine spokesman called it a Custer-like stand with a happy ending.
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1St Division
NATO Plans Face French Participation Uncertainty
NATO planners remain unsure how much French divisions can be integrated in future blueprints as negotiations continue. The availability of French bases for essential support units also awaits agreement, complicating strategic planning.
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Iron Curtain
Funeral arrangements set for Mrs Anna Kate Fullen
Funeral services are complete for 74 year old Mrs Anna Kate Fullen of Ronceverte who died Wednesday in a Weston hospital after a long illness. She was the sister of Mrs May Fulcher of Beckley and a member of the Ronceverte Christian Church. The body lies at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home in Ronceverte.
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Anna Kate Fullen
Ronceverte
Weston
May Fulcher
Beckley
Mrs Tillie Workman Services Set For Friday
Mrs Tillie Workman 64 of Clear Creek died Wednesday after a long illness Advent Christian Church of Artie will hold services Friday at 2 p m at Workman s Creek Church with Rev Roy Tyree and Rev Homer Hizer presiding Burial will be in the family cemetery at Clear Creek Survivors include three sons five daughters five sisters and 16 grandchildren Valley Funeral Home Whitesville to receive visitors this afternoon before services
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Tillie Workman
Clear Creek
Workman’s Creek
Roy Tyree
Homer Hizer
Tom Prather Workman
Cleve
Federal Way
Wash
Carolos
Renton
Kenneth
Willard
Ohio
Mamie Suttle
Madeline Griffith
Mary Hallem
Haline Thompson
Whitesville
Joan Winston
Newark
Del
Sylvia Scarbro
Lola Scarbro
Bessie Kincaid
Mary Stover
Pax
Aliie Fernandez
Detroit
Mich
Valley Funeral Home
Buddhist Monk Pleads UN Intervention in Saigon Crisis
Thich Toi Thang, Vietnam's No 2 monk, cables the United Nations asking for help to save the church as military government tensions with American backing rise. In Saigon monks and youths swarm Tan Son Nhut access routes and clash with police, driving traffic to stop under tear gas.
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U.N
Vien Hoa Dao
Thich Toi Thang
United Nations
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
U.S
Viet Nam
Congoy Street
Martinsburg Elects Republican Mayor Edwin W. Miller
Martinsburg voters chose Edwin W. Miller as mayor, defeating Democrat Paul W. Shirley 2,392 to 1,903, becoming the third Republican mayor in 20 years. The city also approved switching to a city manager form of government in 1968, with Miller a former Berkeley County sheriff and Martinsburg High School principal succeeding James T. Hutzler.
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Martinsburg
UPI
Edwin W. Miller
Paul W. Shirley
Miller
Berkeley County
James T. Hutzler
South Charleston Lass Named Rhododendron State Governor
Cynthia Faulkes of South Charleston will be inaugurated as governor of Rhododendron Girls State at Jackson's Mill. Inaugural speaker is State Supreme Court Judge Chauncey Browning. Faulkes, 17, was elected Wednesday night, succeeding Donna Gabriel of Fairmont. Other top posts and state offices also go to Nationalists and Federalists, with 340 girls statewide participating in the weeklong program on government structure and civic roles.
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Jackson's Mill
UPI
Cynthia Faulkes
South Charleston
Rhododendron
Supreme Court
Chauncey Browning
Donna Gabriel
Fairmont
Miss Faulkes
Betty Booher
Kathy Marilla
Parkersburg
Catherine Haskins
Wheeling
Kaaren Janssen
Morgantown
Dorothy McFarland
Princeton
Saigon Police Rough Up Newsmen In Viet Nam Crisis
Saigon military police assaulted and detained nine newsmen covering Viet Nam’s political crisis. UPI reporters Dan Southerland and Pham Loc were arrested briefly. Martin Stuart-Fox and William Reilly were beaten and had equipment seized. Steven van Meter’s film was taken. Robert Ibrahim in Hue had his camera seized. The incidents drew diplomatic protests from the British Embassy and inquiries from the U.S. embassy.
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Saigon
UPS
Viet Nam
United Press International
U.S
UPI
Dan Southerland
Pham Loc
Vien Hoa Dao
Martin Stuart- Fox
Stuart-Fox
William Reilly
Steven van Meter
Reilly
Hue
Robert Ibrahim
Titan booster rockets attempt orbital switch with Titan 3
The Titan three stage mission jettisoned solid boosters into the sea two minutes after liftoff. The third stage, nicknamed the switch engine for changing orbital tracks, aimed for three orbits while avoiding past valve failures. Col. David V. Miller said the team performed careful postflight checks akin to Titan 2 Gemini procedures.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Russia
Titan
David V. Miller
Titan 3
Raleigh County eyes transfer of Little Beaver Park to state
State Health Department warns Little Beaver Lake water is unsafe prompting a county court plan to hand the park to the Department of Natural Resources for operation. Bower warns against a state ownership with a reversion clause and urges more study or temporary leasing while noting financing gaps.
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Lilly
State Health Department
Raleigh County Park Board
Little Beaver Lake
Department of Natural Resources
Bower
Raleigh
Little Beaver Park
State Department
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Patricia) Spangler
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Mullens
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Jimmy
Covington and Martin Funeral Home
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Clarksburg
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New Martinsville
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