Rhodesian executions move. four await death
Rhodesia’s cabinet considers six capital cases including four Africans condemned for murder. The Salisbury hangman marked two executions as the Rhodesian state debates independence and amid rising speculation on reprieves.
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Rhodesia
Britain
Smith
Elizabeth
Yotay
Taka
Rayn Deremah
Chimsorn
Chimsa
Rividesia
Ounyeo
Kovernmeul Shate
Eaward
Latig" Aliston
Not Much Official Administration Reaction To Riot Panel's Report
Washington figures weigh recommended funds for a supplemental appropriation amid mixed support. The report probes poverty programs and government land policy, while leaders debate the panel’s five week study and potential bipartisan action. Survivors and officials reflect on the nation’s path forward as fiscal pressures and social concerns shape the debate.
Deaths and Funerals for Charles L. Mann
Charles L Mann of Alderson died at 8 pm Saturday in a Deland Florida hospital after a brief illness while vacationing there. He was a retired painter and Spanish American War veteran, born 1879 in Monroe County, son of Henry and Sally Harvey Mazin. Service planned Wednesday at Tome Chapel Union with Elder Herbert Morgan presiding. burial at Mount View Cemetery Wikel with American Legion Post Honor Guard. He was father of Mrs. Bindeed Alan of Oak Hill.
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Charles L. Mann
Alderson
Tome Chapel
Union
Herbert Morgan
Mount View
Wikel
Rhea
Monroe County
Henry An Sally Harvey Mazin
Mrs Annie Arnold services held in Montgomery
Mrs Annie E Arnold 75 of Dixie died Friday in a Spencer hospital and was buried at One Ramsey Cemetery near Dixie. Kanawha County native, she lived in Dixie 20 years and belonged to the Gantist Church. Survived by husband William, daughter Huth Wiseman, son R Woof Ewa Rawali, sister Lye Smith, and two half brothers Jack and Arnold Proctor.
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Annie E. Arnold
Dixie
Pan
B.C
Rawali
Mrs. Lye Smith
Fayetteville
Jack and
Arnold Proctor
Hugheston
Search Goes On In Clarksburg Area For Plane
A missing four seat plane en route from Wheeling to Clarksburg triggered a daylong search by Civil Air Patrol and volunteers in Morgantown and Clarksburg. Weather hindered aerial scans while ground teams scoured rural areas as authorities offered a $1000 reward for information aiding the location of the craft piloted by Taylor of Wheeling.
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Wal4
Federal Aviation
Morgantown
Clarksvning
Wheeling
Sanday
Gardine
FAA
Morganown
Strawn
Glenn Steawd
Visa
Sun
Hay Night
Desegregation Of Ala Jails Upheld
The Supreme Court upheld a desegregation order requiring immediate integration of Alabama jail facilities including prisons, youth centers, and hospitals. The ruling directed rapid reform and eliminated race based discretion by wardens, following a 1986 order and ongoing oversight by the court and civil rights groups.
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Vorthyeius
Supreme Court
Fairy
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Momtgyonte- Tywtnelr
Caaxirten
Warsaw Uprising-Turmoil Leads to Jailed and Fined Youth
Across Warsaw, police cracked down on Friday and Saturday protests linked to anti Russian censorship and anti government sentiment. Newspapers report several youths jailed for months or fined for disorderly conduct as police used tear gas and force. others injured or treated in hospital after the clashes.
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Warsaw
UPD
Heen
Wriday
Sarturilay
Hom
Oe Police
Comanunitse
Argur Vrybung Ludw
Ball
Slaws Wowaszechin
Tobrid
Peupies
Poland
Robenstein Nad Rhystein
Batet Cluts
Jewish Cultural Society
Elsturly
Peaves Authority
Trybuna Can
Paris Market Doubles Gold Buying Amid Dollar Speculation
Experts say renewed London and Paris gold orders surged, nearly doubling Friday’s intake to 10.8 million dollars as bankers and officials weigh the impact on the dollar. U.S. officials and six oil partners reaffirmed resolve to keep gold at 35 dollars an ounce while Basel declarations signal banker confidence in the dollar.
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U.S
Wwe
London
Paris
America
United States
Callcott
Basel
Switzerland
UPI
Carié Tulay Despils Siollee
Lithur Way Ge
Wilkim McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Wither
Hey Jaade Ie
Hey Jaade Ie Bronkfurt
Germany
Britain
Martin
Pedoral Reserve
Hanks
Levy Had Better Pass, Jackson Teachers Say
Voters in Jackson County will decide on a 18 year old county levy totaling about 1.635 million dollars over three years. Teachers threaten resignations if the levy fails, while education associations warn of sanctions and job helps if they leave. The levy would fund salaries, maintenance, transportation, and related costs with annual appropriations of 245000 for personnel and raises, 145000 for repairs, 80400 for taxis and work banks, and 75000 for transportation system upgrades.
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RivLeYuri
Jackson County
Clive Mason
County Education Associaton
West Virginia Education Association
Swveay
National Education Association
WVEA
Vonlh Board of Education
Syston
Jackie Lees ruins Palenque in Mayan site visit
The article notes Jacqueline Kennedy’s horseback visit to Palenque ruins and pyramids, with Mexican historian Raul Vayon describing Mayan civilization and plans for travel to Chehentiza. It also covers U S aid debates led by Dean Rusk and a campaign stop by Arch Moore on road development in Peters Town.
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Jackie Lees
Palenque
Mesica
Jacqueline Kennedy
Ryan Tailiang
Lenineveluyts
Meiber
Marty
Raul Vayon
Chehentiza
Maa
Itt
Lathit Aurion
Funeral notices for Lessie Freast and Preston Payne
Funeral services for Lessie Freast of North Beckley will be at 1 30 am Wednesday at First Mission Baptist Church with Rev. W J Carter in charge. Survivors include husband William and sister Mrs Rena Plate. Graveside services for Preston Roy Payne of Roanoke Va, formerly of Webb, will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Iron Hill Cemetery near Earthhurst Va. Payne died Saturday in a Roanoke hospital after a long illness. he was survived by wife Nada Carter Payne. Funeral arrangements reference Shanklin Funeral Home in Winchester Springs with service details in transit.
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Lessie Freast
North Buckley
First Mission Baptist Church
North Beckley
W. J. Carter
Hussband
William
Réna Plate
Datishurek
Trent’ land_ Dorgan
Mursday
Preston R. Payne
Preston
Roy Payre
Roanoke
Webb
Iron “Tl
Earthurst
Huanoke
Payne
Bethany Christian Church
Welch
Nada Carter Payne
Shanklin Funneral
Winte Sciphur Springs
William M. Snyder
William McKinley Snyder
F.C. Calhavin
Dewey Wilson
Sunset Memorial Park
Elmer Cole
John Lester
Forest Gil
Hespia
C. Z. McKenzie
Prank McVoy
Social
Brooks
Wil. Ams Funore
MscAr Hue
Oval Hospital
Bethel Freewill Baptist Church
MacArthur
Horn
Mountain City
Fenn
Noah
Stella Thomas Snyder
Sylvia Peart Garretson Snyder
Threo Snna
Robert
Beckley
Howard Lee
Litchfield
Ohio
Jobn
Ares
Glenala M
Clemens
Twihisburg
Ruby Gillespic
Stangville
Mus
Joann Lester
Crab Orchard
Clyde
Abington
Cooge Ambery
Trail
Tenn
Sarah Watson
Narrows
Tya Lee Brungtin
Mutler, Tenn
Jose
Vonton
Lulu
Earth
Pennsylvania
Beulah Wallace
Tennessee
Andrew Letener Jr
Cleveland
Berkley
Clevelanl
Jenny Letcher
Hunter St
Survey Shows 49 Percent Say War In Vietnam Was Mistake
Princeton United States polls show 49 percent of Americans believe U S entry into Vietnam was a mistake and 40 percent see progress in the war. The survey also finds 35 percent expect the fighting to last under two years, 30 percent longer, with 35 percent undecided.
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Princeton
Nat
UTT
United States
Vietnam
Bret
Burwell H Cook Final Rites and Obituary Summary
Final rites for Burwell H Cook of Turkey Creek were held at 2 pm Tuesday at Missionary Baptist Church with ministers L Blankenship Leter and Steik in charge. Burial followed in Cook Cemetery. born August 1887 he was a retired coal miner and survivor includes wife and several children and grandchildren. Friends could visit at Robertson and Yogleson Funeral Home in Pineville after 4 pm.
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Isurwell I Cook
Matheny
Missonatry
Turkey Creek
Leonie Blankenship
Kay Leter
Harry Steik
Cook Cemetery
Cook
Welch Hospital
Tate Madison
Melinda Cook
Missionary Baptist Church
Wifa
Int
Mathony
Romeo
Brenton
Jna Stewart
Huby Datley
Rapperston
Mamie Cooper O
Danville
Victoria Cook
Mullens
Robertson J
Yogleson
Pineville
Cushman Sees Allies Can Hold At Khe Sanh
Vietnam dispatch reports Marine General Cushman states he is convinced the Allies can win at Khe Sanh and plans to hold the fort with about 6,000 Marines plus South Vietnamese rangers. He says enemy capability to expand the attack is limited and warns a high price if North Vietnam escalates. News notes also reference Haiphong operations, Dien Bien Phu anniversary echoes, and a British vinyl record trend.
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Vietnam
UPD
Robert Cushman
Baltle
Khe Sable
Khe Sanh
Cushmin
William €. Westmoreland
Khe Suni
Keh Sanh
Dien Bien
Phu
U.S
Hanoi
News Sky
Kho Sah
Dien Bian Phi
Final rites for Mrs Hilda Rowe in Fayetteville Chapel
Mrs Hilda Margaret Rowe 41 of Fayetteville dies Sunday in a Beckley hospital. Services set for Tuesday at Dodd Page Funeral Home with burial at Huge Memorial Park. Born 1926 in Nallen she was a Jehovah Witness. Survived by husband Jeced Leonard two sons Jeffrey and David at home a daughter Gloria Lowe of Orlando five sisters and three brothers. Funeral details include calls after 4 pm today.
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Margaret Rowe
Fayetteville
Dodd-Page
Rowe
Beckley Hospital
Nallen
John
Eliza Deemen White
Jehovah's Witnesses
Jeced Teonard
Jeffrey A
David
Gloria Jean Lowe
Orlando
Tia
Carl V
Gauley Bridge
Vernon E
Intn A
Air Force
Cassie May Potter
Miaou
Fla
Nore Ethyl Gickerson
Clift Frichés Sany
Tetay
Lewisburg Girl State Rep Arrives to Vie for Junior Miss Title
Lewisburg high school senior Mouck arrives for America’s Junior Miss pageant in Mobile Alabama. She joins rivals from all 50 states in a national competition with a $48,000 scholarship pool and potential $16,000 crown as NBC televises the event. Parents and supporters travel from Lewisburg to cheer Mouck.
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Lewisburg
Moomla
Ala
UPI
Wearaue Neré
Founda
Virginie Autier
Nane Yliewe
Ave Mouck
America
Giat
Tet
Mouck
Lewbhrg
Cleanup under way after Oregon Pen riot damage
Damage from the Oregon State Penitentiary riot near Salem brought major concessions for inmates. Warden Clarence Gladston resigned amid demands. guards and inmates clashed as fire destroyed a large portion of the prison complex. Fire damage estimated at 2 to 5 million dollars. National Guard involvement and partial hostage release followed the uprising.
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Salim
Ore
UPI
Oregon State
Aidin
Paul
Portale
National Guard
Betwen
Clarence Gladston
Half Anne
Ron Schmidt
Guy
Tom McCall
George Randall
State Corrections Division
Catholics Now Allowed To Join Freemasons Says Vatican
Vatican sources say Catholics may join the Freemasons in the United States Britain and most countries overturning prior excommunication. The note highlights Freemasonry dating to medieval times with universal brotherhood aims and cites historical papal condemnations. It adds that millions belong worldwide with significant English speaking membership and ongoing Protestant and Orthodox opposition.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Order of Free Masons
United States
Britain
Grand Orient Lodge
Italy
France
Universal Brotherhood
Alony
Clement XII
Vietnam War Update From Page One Continued
Reports describe heavy weekend barrages and propaganda loudspeakers as North Vietnamese troops fought to hold lines. South Vietnamese forces reportedly routed about 400 attackers, with at least 102 Communists captured and weapons seized. Casualties included three South Vietnamese killed and 37 wounded. U S pilots targeted Highway 1 near Haiphong and bombed Ban Thac power plants in the Red River delta.
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Highway 1
North Vietnam
Haiphone
Gould Highway
Ban Thac
Red River Delta
Thanh Oa
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