U S withdraws nuclear warheads after de Gaulle walkout
Paris reports the United States will remove nuclear warheads from French rockets as NATO ties fray after Charles de Gaulle’s withdrawal. A Bohlen memo says bilateral control ends, and Honest John missiles become US property. France to leave NATO Friday with Crepin replaced by Kielmansegg.
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Paris
UPI
United States
France
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Foreign Office
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
West Germany
Jean Crepin
Europe
Crepin
Germany
Johann Adolf von Kielmansegg
Graduate, Mt Hope High School Attended Beckley College
A graduate of Mt Hope High School attended Beckley College Appalachian Bible Institute and the American Institute of Banking.
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Mt. Hope High School
Beckley College
Appalachian Bible Institute
American Institute of Banking
Evangelist Billy Graham to Speak at Foyles Bookshop
London bulletin reports evangelist Billy Graham scheduled to address a literary luncheon at Foyles Bookshop the world largest bookstore. He will also preach tonight in Earl s Court continuing his crusade begun June 1 at the venue.
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London
UPI
Billy Graham
Foyles
Graham
Earl’s Court
Widow Shoemaker Funeral Services Held in Huntington
Funeral services for former Beckley resident Mrs. Wilda W. Shoemaker 58 of Huntington will be at 2 30 p m Friday at Chapman Mortuary Huntington following a brief illness in a Huntington hospital She was a member of Highlawn Church of Christ and an employee of Quality Cleaners Survivors include her husband William Frank Shumaker three daughters a son four sisters three brothers and six grandchildren
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Beckley
Wilda W. Shoemaker
16Th St. Road
Huntington
Chapman Mortuary
3Rd Ave
Shoemaker
Highlawn Church of Christ
Quality Cleaners
J. W
Dore Carper Miles
William Frank Shumaker
Betty Allen
Dottie Miller
Patsy O'Neal
River Rouge
Mich
William F
Howard Stover
Oak Hill
Maude Miles
Lois Clinebelle
Norfolk
Helen Carlson
New York
Russell
Billy Miles
Beaver
Robert Miles
Funeral notices mark lives in Arlington and Oakvale
Funeral services are set for Howard B. Treadway 35 of Arlington at 2 p.m. Friday in Caffee Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He died June 23 from injuries after a fall from a scaffold. Survivors include wife Annis, son Danny, and grandparents. Also, funeral services for John S. Settle 96 of Oakvale will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Webb and Neal Chapel with burial in Biggs Cemetery. Settle, a retired timber contractor, died Wednesday at his daughter’s home. Burial follows in Maynor. Mrs. Carrie Isaac Bradshaw 81 of Mabscott will be buried Friday at Sunset Memorial Park after dying Monday in a Fairmont hospital. She is survived by sister Ethel Isaac Earp and brother Noah Isaac. Friends may call Melton Mortuary after 5 p.m. today.
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Billy R. Waddell
Howard B. Treadway
18Th St
Arlington
Caffee Funeral Home
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Treadway
Biddle
Lucille Gill Treadway
MacArthur
Annis Treadway
Danny Howard
Robert C. Gill
Beckley
John S. Settle
Oakvale
Webb and Neal
Ernest Barley
Biggs
Maynor
Settle
Cora Weeks
Fayette County
Barry
Lucille Treadway Settle
Oper.ton
Stanaford
Lucy Darlington
Deniford Arnold
Oak Hill
Walter
Bradley
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Carrie Isaac Bradshaw
Mabscott
Melton Mortuary
Kenneth L. Swank
Sunset Memorial Park
Mrs Grace Ellison Funeral Services Held Friday
Mrs Grace Anderson Ellison 82 of 109 Beckley Ave dies from complications after a fall. Funeral at First Methodist Church at 10 a m with Rev Edward Hanshaw officiating. Burial in Wildwood Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Body at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home with viewing after 2 p m.
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Grace Anderson Ellison
Beckley Ave
First Methodist Church
Edward Hanshaw
Wildwood Cemetery
Ellison
FE E Bibb
Gilbert Ward
Paul Feigley
Leslie Williams
C. O. Smith, Jr
J. R. van Meter
Keyser- Bryant Funeral Home
Funeral notices for Wilbur Canterbury and Orin Vines
Wilbur T Canter bury 66 died today at Beckley hospital. Body at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill. Orin Vines 84 of Glen Morgan died Wednesday at home of his son. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Keyser Bryant Chapel Rev Garlen Howington. Burial follows. Surviving son list includes W W Buck Kyle James C Donald E. One daughter Gladys Honaker. Also brother C W Vines sister Mrs Fred L Fink. Pallbearers named.
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Wilbur T. Canterbury
Oak Hill
Beckley
Tyree
Orin Vines
Glen Morgan
Vine Street
Keyser - Bryant
Garlen Howington
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Vines
Orin Vines Jr
Martha Vines
W. W
Buck) Vines
Arlington
Kyle
Barboursville
James C
Warren, Ohio
Donald E
Gladys Honaker
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
C. W. Vines
Odd
Fred L. Fink
Staunton
Thomas
Denny Shrewsbury
Howard Caffee
Tom Vines
Warren and
French Meadows
Ross Cottle
Millard Tyree
Keyser- Bryant Funeral Home
Peter D Kelley rites set at Dunmore Church
Funeral services for Peter David Kelley 88 of Cass will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Dunmore Methodist Church with burial in Dunmore Cemetery. He died Tuesday in a Marlinton hospital and was brother of Mrs. Belle Jordan of Oak Hill. Body lies at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home Chapel in Arbovale.
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Peter David Kelley
Cass
Dunmore Methodist Church
Dunmore Cemetery
Kelley
Marlinton
Belle Jordan
Oak Hill
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Arbovale
Michael Waselchalk 87 dies after brief illness in West Virginia
Michael Waselchalk, 87, of Rainelle, died Wednesday morning in a Weston hospital after a short illness. A retired coal miner, he was the father of Mike Waselchalk of Crab Orchard. Wallace Funeral Home in East Rainelle is in charge of arrangements.
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Michael Waselchalk
Rainelle
Weston
Mike Waselchalk
Crab Orchard
Wallace and Wallace
East Rainelle
Services for Mrs Nola Brooks on Brooks 50 Oceana
Funeral services for Mrs Nola Brooks aged 50 of Brooks Road Oceana will be held at 2 pm Friday at Oceana First Baptist Church with Rev Wayne Rollins officiating. Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. She died Wednesday morning in a Bluefield hospital. Born January 17 1916 in Herndon she was daughter of Mrs John W Lusk of Herndon and the late Mr Lusk. She attended First Baptist Church Woman's Mission Society Oceana Woman's Club and Pineville Chapter No 110 Order of Eastern Star. Surviving are seven brothers Avon Gallipolis Ohio Amos Allen Junction Harold Miami Fla Burless Corinne Mason Washington DC Morris Mullens and Harry Lusk Flint Mich and six sisters Mrs O J Manning Fairdale Miss Lebern Lusk Herndon Mrs G J Bridges Nashville Tenn Miss Garnet Lusk Montgomery Mrs Frank Byrd Newhall Calif and Mrs James Brown Flint Mich. Body to be moved from Evans Funeral Home in Oceana to church an hour before services.
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Nola
Brooks
Oceana
Oceana First Baptist Church
Wayne Rollins
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Bluefield Hospital
Herndon
John W. Lusk
Mr. Lusk
First Baptist Church
Woman's Mission Society
Oceana Woman's Club
Pineville
Order of Eastern Star
Avon
Gallipolis
Ohio
Amos
Allen Junction
Harold
Miami
Fla
Burless
Corinne
Mason
Washington, D. C
Morris
Mullens
Harry Lusk
Flint
Mich
O. J. Manning
Fairdale
Lebern Lusk
G. J. Bridges
Nashville
Tenn
Garnet Lusk
Montgomery
Frank Byrd
Newhall
Calif
James Brown
Evans Funeral
Final rites for Lucien E Robertson in Cyclone
Lucien Edward Robertson 66 of Cyclone died at Welch hospital after a long illness. Funeral at Lacomia Baptist Church Cyclone Saturday at 1 p.m. Rev M H Dinsmore to officiate. Burial in Cook Cemetery Cyclone. He was born March 17 1900 in Wayne County. Survived by wife Lillie Lyall Robertson nine sons James Jackie Lewis Dareld all of Chicago Ill Rev Clyde David Vaughan Bill Glen of Cyclone two daughters Ruth Paynter Cyclone Betty Morgan Chicago Ill two brothers Siebern Davin Jennings Lavalette and a sister Ida Barthan Henderson. Body at Evans Funeral Home Oceana. Friends may call Friday afternoon.
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Lucien Edward Robertson
Lacomia Baptist Church
Cyclone
M. H. Dinsmore
Cook Cemetery
Robertson
Welch Hospital
Wayne County
John Robertson
Lillie Lyall Robertson
James
Jackie
Lewis
Dareld
Chicago
Ill
Clyde
David
Vaughan
Bill
Glen
Ruth Paynter
Betty Morgan
Siebern
Davin
Jennings
Lavalette
Ida Barthan
Henlawson
Evans Funeral Home
Oceana
Funeral arrangements incomplete for Ida Holmes 78
Ida Holmes 78 of Red Star died at 7 30 a m today in Oak Hill hospital The notice gives only partial details of her funeral arrangements leaving further information to follow.
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Ida Holmes
Red Star
Oak Hill
Tyree
Decision To Delay Hanoi Haiphong Oil Bombing
UPI reports military experts say the Hanoi Haiphong oil bombing was delayed to influence the war, with McNamara citing oil's role in enabling North Vietnam to sustain conventional operations. Analysts say the strike aimed at upholding escalation and reducing storage capacity by about 60 percent, potentially lowering it to 40 percent after prior raids.
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Charles W. Corddry Washington
UPI
Hanoi-Haiphong
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Humphrey Heads to Dominican Republic Inauguration
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey flies to Santo Domingo for Friday inauguration of President Joaquin Balaguer. Security tight, with US Secret Service and Dominican police coordinating. 82nd Airborne troops formerly leading Inter American peace force preparing for withdrawal over 90 days. Balaguer elected June 1 succeeds provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy after last year’s revolt.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dominican Republic
United States
Joaquin Balaguer
Humphrey
Santo Domingo
Secret Service
U.S. 82Nd Airborne Division
Balaguer
National Capitol
Hector Garcia Godoy
GM To Produce Mustang Rival Camara May Challenge Ford
Detroit based Chevrolet division announces a new car named Camara to compete with Ford's Mustang. It will hit markets Sept 29 with a 108 inch wheelbase and 180 to 185 inch length. Built at Norwood Ohio and Los Angeles plants, planned output is 1,250 units daily, about 12 percent of Chevrolet production, aiming around 300,000 yearly with model change downtime.
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Detroit
UPI
Chevrolet
General Motors
Ford
Mustang
E. M. Estes
Norwood
Ohio
Los Angeles
Estes
Johnson raids draw wide reaction in Congress and abroad
The President faced sharp criticism from both chambers and international leaders as he pressed air attacks on North Viet Nam. U Thant urged halting raids to build peace talks, while Sen. Morse called the raids shocking outlawry and Sen. Aiken accused the President of yielding to advocates of a broader war. The split signaled deep Capitol Hill unease and possible political fallout.
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U.N
United Nations
U Thant
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Wayne L. Morse
U.S
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Viet Nam Casualties and Air Strikes Reported
Week ending June 25 shows American KIA at 131 with 755 wounded and seven missing or captured, boosting total U.S. deaths since Jan 1961 to 3,962 and 22,116 wounded. Communist losses reach 1,125 killed and 204 captured. Vietnamese forces report 286 killed and 61 missing. Air actions include B52 strikes on two Viet Cong targets and dogfights over Hanoi with MIGs. Maj. Fred L. Tracy credited with downing a MIG.
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U.S
Viet Nam
South
Quang Ngai City
Saigon
Tay Ninh
Hanoi
Haiphong
Fred L. Tracy
Goldsboro
N.C
Maj
Kennedy G. Frank
Houston
Tex
Col
James R. Hopkins
Norman
Okla
James H. Kasler
Indianapolis
Ind
Air Force
Hopkins
Red River
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