Canadian cabinet sex scandal fuels tense Parliament clash
Ottawa reports a third minister may have fraternized with Gerda Munsinger as Liberal charges of a security risk fuel a fourth day of crisis. Diefenbaker defends his era while Justice Minister Cardin pushes for inquiry and Pearson orders a closed court probe led by Justice W. F. Spence.
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UPI
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Nowlan
Lester B. Pearson
Gerda Munsinger
Commons
Munsinger
Jr Pearson
Ial
Reme Court
W. F. Spence
New York City
United States
Munich
Sevigny
Jes
George Hees
Trst
Montreal
Canadian
Hees
United States Allies Hold Line Over De Gaulle Anger
Paris reports say the United States and NATO members push back at pressure to confront Charles de Gaulle over his expulsion of NATO troops and bases. Diplomats warn against inflaming the anti communist alliance while efforts to weaken NATO continue.
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Paris
UPI
North Atlantic
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Consensus Continued From Page One
The article fragment notes ongoing work on a policy or plan as part of a broader discussion. It references a working paper and suggests continued consideration by officials or committees. No further specifics are available in the readable text.
Gemini 8 Minute Spacewalk Reported
Fragmentary note outlines Gemini 8 spacewalk with planned maneuvers and a brief reference to the crew. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate an eight minute EVA and intended pen actions, with limited legible identifiers and timing.
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Pen
Ken
Elkins Youth Freed After Supreme Court Review
Elkins youth Larry R. Harding 17 was released after the State Supreme Court found the Taylor County petit larceny sentence excessive. Harding had pleaded guilty to the Sept 21, 1964, crime and received 1 to 10 years with one year already served. court-appointed counsel Jack R. Nusum argued for relief. The high court denied seven other habeas corpus petitions from Moundsville prisoners.
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YPI
State Supreme Court
Larry R. Harding
Taylor County
Jack R. Nusum
Elkins
Harding
High Court
Moundsville
Viet Nam veteran rescue crew wins Silver Star
A Viet Nam veteran rescue team commander earned the Silver Star for a daring rescue last November while Albatross crews rescued 27 downed U.S. and Vietnamese pilots off the Communist coast. Viet Cong forces struck military targets near Dien Bien Phu and Phu Bi, with significant casualties reported on the Viet Cong side.
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U.S
Panhandle
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
Phu
17Th Parallel Demilitarized Zone
Election Return Prompts Demand for Full Restoration
The statement notes that an elected figure this year plans to return to Congress in January and will demand full restoration upon resuming duties. It emphasizes a firm pledge tied to the forthcoming term and policy restoration hopes.
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Congress
Interstate 64 bids planned for Institute to Dunbar
Charleston UPI reports the Road Commission will bid another 2.42 miles of I 64 between Institute and Dunbar for grading drainage concrete paving and fire structures. The five mile segment east of there is to be opened to traffic by year end. The I 64 corridor now extends from the Kentucky border near Kenova to Institute on the Kanawha River's east bank.
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Charleston
UPI
Institute
Dunbar
Or Road Commission
Kentucky
Kenova
Kanawha River
Funeral services for James Cox set in Pineville Welch
Funeral services for James Cox, a retired coal miner born February 3, 1903 in Keyrock, will be held at 2 pm at the Seaharstley Christian Church with Rev. Edgar Beverly presiding. Burial follows in Cook Cemetery. He leaves wife Edith Armentrout Cox, two sons James F and Franklin A, four daughters Louise Trent Sylvia Cozort Rosemary No el, and eight grandchildren, along with two brothers and two sisters. The body will be moved from Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home in Pineville to the home at 2 pm Wednesday.
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Pineville-Welchll
Seaharstley
Christianational Church
Edgar Beverly
Cook Cemetery
Sirone Cox
Keyrock
Thomas
Frankie Cozort Cox
Wyoming County
Obituary notices for Adkins Lilly Rollins Jr and others
Obituary notices announce services for Mrs Maggie Adkins 76 of Hinton to be held Wednesday with burial at Chestnut Mountain Cemetery. Also reported are funeral services for Nathan Lilly 53 of Cool Ridge. Silas Rollins Jr. 18 of Matoaka dies from Detroit car crash, and a 1965 Stratton graduate class pallbearers. Burial plans follow for Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens and Greenwood Memorial Park with multiple survivors listed.
Campbell of Oak Hill Dies. funeral planned Thursday
Thomas Campbell Campbell of Oak Hill died Monday in a Minden nursing home. He was a retired employee of the City of Oak Hill. He is survived by a son Paul, two daughters Maude of Santa Monica and Hazel of Arlington, ten grandchildren, fifteen great grandchildren and a great great grandchild. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Thursday at Tyree Cemetery Oak Hill. Visitation after 5 p.m. Saturday. (RNS)
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Oak HN
Tyree
Ellows Cemetery
Oak Hill
Minden
Paul
Charleston
Maude Santa Monica
Calif
Hazel Arthur
Arlington
Mrs Ethel Cochran former county resident dies
Funeral services were held March 11 at Willowsgee Baptist Church in Cleveland for Mrs Ethel Richmond Cochran 57 a county resident who died March 8 after a short illness Burial followed in Western Reserve Cemetery She is survived by husband Everett Cochran four sons Earl Charles Everett Jr and Allison a sister trio of siblings and several half siblings from multiple locales
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Willowsgee Baptist Church
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Western Reserve
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Earl
Charles
Everett Jr
Allison
California
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MacArthur
Ora Plumley
Fayetteville
Ercel Adkins
Meadow Creek
Theodore Richmond
Abraham
Virgil Richmond
Doris Richmond
Stella Patton
Meadows
Cha E. Richmond
Mount Home, Tenn
Merrida E. Richmond
Piney View
Eva R. Richmond
Thurmond
Funeral services for Lloyd Letcher Brown in Lester
Funeral services for Lloyd Letcher Brown 58 of Lester will be held at 2 p m Thursday at Caffee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Denny Dinsmore and Rev. Ts Brown officiating Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Park He died Monday in the Tralee mine of Semet Solvay Division cause of death undetermined He was born September 17 1907 at Lester a coal miner and lifelong Raleigh County resident He is survived by his wife Mable Haley Brown two daughters Edith Mae and Sharon Ann Grammers three sons Ha East Gulf Roscoe C Lester and Willard E District Heights Md four sisters Tressie Meadows Thelma Harris Beulah Martin Lettie Canaday two brothers Vannie Maxwell and Fred Akron Ohio Friends may call after 2 p m Wednesday Pallbearers Kendall Everett Robertson Earl Victor Birch Russell Canaday and Eugene Cook Funeral arrangements are for J Ball Jr 68 of Pineville who died at 1 am today in Mullens hospital Born December 11 1897 at William Mrs Ruth Grayson Lees area body at REpe...
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Lester
Caffee Funeral Home
Denny Dinsmore
Ts Brown
Sunset Memorial Park
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Tralee
Semet-Solvay
Quince
Lou O’neal Brown
Raleigh County
Mable Haley Brown
Edith Mae
Sharon Ann Grammers
Seton, Va
Ha East
Lettie Canaday
Salem
N. J
Vannie
Maxwell
Fred
Akron
Ohio
Kendall
Everett Robertson
Earl Victor Birch Russell Canaday
Eugene Cook
Mrs Willie Martin Dies at 72 After Illness
Mrs Willie Martin age 72 of 437 Bailey Avenue died this morning in a local hospital after a long illness. Survived by two daughters Mrs Richard Arthur and Mrs death. her husband Charles P. Martin preceded her in death May 12. The body is at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home.
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Bailey Ave
Richard Arthur
Charles P. Martin
Keyser Bryant Funeral Home
Mrs. Lula Tillman Rites in Beechwood at 1 P M
Final rites for 87 year old Lula Tillman of Beechwood will be held at 1 PM Thursday in the new Funeral Home Chapel in Ms with Rev Henry Parham officiating Burial will follow at Greenwood Memorial Park Beckley She was pronounced dead on arrival at Mullens around 9 20 PM Sunday after a stroke.
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Greenwood Memorial Park
Beckley
Tillman
Mullens
S . Ing
Bolen Burial at Coal City for Edward Henry Bolen
Pallbearers named for the funeral of Edward Henry Bolen 62 of Coal City who died Monday in a local hospital after a long illness. Survivors include his mother Mrs Miranda Hyl ton Bolen of Beckley.
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Coal City
Freddy Hall
Roy Hall
George Bolen
Jack Booy Bee Meadows
Billy
Miranda Hylton Bolen
Beckley
Ada Featherson Dies After Long Illness At Beckley Home
Mrs. Ada Featherson 93 of Scott Ave died after a long illness at Spancoat Beckley rest home. The Trent and Durgan Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Scott Ave
Spancoat Beckley Rest Home
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Bank Of Indochina Robbed in Laos Heist
Three bandits stormed the Bank of Indochina at Vientiane Airport and seized about $600,000 in cash and checks bound for New York via Bangkok. Police say it may be Laos’s first robbery by foreigners, as officers chase suspects and recoverable bundles are flown to Royal Air Lao.
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UPI
Bank of Via
Vientiane
Royal Air Lao
New York
Bangkok
Laos
Cultural Port Smith's Hone For Showboat Cultural
Governor Hulett C. Smith expressed hope the Centennial Show Boat will anchor at a port of cultural advantage during a news conference. He denied any connection between meetings and noted a dry run of state plans for emergencies. Hutchinson will marry Carolyn Smith on March 27. He hinted at prayer rooms for the new Statehouse complex amid ongoing criticism.
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Charleston
Holdson
Nampdota
Jackson’s Mill
Smith
Secfo
Theological Debate On Morality And Christ’s Incarnation
The piece examines radical situation ethics versus traditional morality in Christian thought. It notes the emphasis on love over fixed laws, questions church relevance in the space age, and cites critics who call the approach moral relativism while proponents defend flexible principles.
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Somao
Cumeh
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Historic Modern
J. Robert Elson
Boston
Cows Block I 69 Right Of Way In Fort Wayne Standoff
Indiana farmer Harrold keeps thirty cows in the middle of Interstate 69 near Fort Wayne to protest a land right of way dispute. He has barred the road with barbed wire and feed troughs while demanding settlement by March 14. Highway officials study the claim against a $70,000 land judgment to former owner Murchison. Authorities caution the situation cannot continue.
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Ind
UPI
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Harrold
Gov
Rise
Rover Braan
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Here
Allen County
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Murchison
Stanley Guth
Indiana
Panel Ponders Flood Compact In Wheeling Area
CHARLESTON (UPI) Discussion of a proposed interstate flood control compact for the Wheeling area highlighted a legislative Interim Committee meeting today. The group also weighed possible new taxes and an education compact while eyeing August talks with business leaders on a net corporate income tax to replace the gross sales tax. House and Senate leaders signaled planned revenue increases to fund about 20 million dollars.
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Charleston
UPI
Wheeling
Paul Kaufman
D-Kanawha
del. Carmine Cann
D-Harrison
House
H. Laban White
White
Photographers in Rome to Treat Burton Taylor by Behavior
In Rome Ivan Kroscenko calling himself head of the Papa razzi says photographers will handle Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor based on how she behaves during their stay. He warns that conduct could influence coverage.
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Rome
Ivan Kroscenko
Richard Burton
Liz Taylor
Congress urged action on traffic safety legislation
Washington reports Rep James A Mackay of Georgia addressing the House Commerce Committee as it opens hearings on traffic safety measures. He warns Congress must act now to curb the accelerating death and destruction appearing daily in the press as commonplace occurrences.
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Washington
James A. MacKay
D-Ga
House Commerce Committee
Congress
Makers Increase Cigarette Prices Across Major Brands
NEW YORK UPI reports that leading cigarette manufacturers including American Tobacco Phillip Morris R J Reynolds Liggett and Myers raised most major brand prices by one cent per pack. Brown Williamson and Lorillard studied or planned similar hikes with no official reason given though higher costs were cited.
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UPI
American Tobacco Co
Phillip Morris
R. J. Reynolds
Liggett & Myers
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co
P. Lorillard & Co
Da Nang braces as antigovernment strike halts city commerce
In Da Nang 170000 residents faced a broad civil strike as student protesters forced shops closed and boycotted schools while demanding Thi’s return. Buddhist supporters circulated ultimatums in Saigon to Ky and Thieu. Dockworkers continued a crippling port strike for U.S. military supplies. observers link events to Thi’s removal as a Buddhist figure.
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Thi
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
da Nang
Cea
Bill Signed Emphasizes Peace Over War in Viet Nam
The president urged backing for the Viet Nam war measure while appealing to world leaders for peace. The emergency authorization funds cover missiles, planes, tanks, and ammunition for defense needs through June 30, plus allied forces support. The package totals 13.1 billion with 4.8 billion for military hardware and 415 million for economic aid.
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Viet Nam
Congress
Saa
Senate
House
Johnson
Southeast Asia
De Gaulle Cataract Operation Rumor Denied by Officials
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle planned cataract surgery this month at the Fivevc Palace, citing Paris-Jour. Officials denied any operation, noting his 1951 cataract surgeries by Prof. Louis Guillaumat and his public appearance without glasses.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Paris-Jour
de Gaulle
Fivcee
Louis Guillaumat
Agnes Fen
Banquet to honor Senator Jennings Randolph in Elkins
The City of Elkins Randolph County Court and Elkins Chamber of Commerce will host a banquet on April 2 to honor Senator Jennings Randolph, a native of Elkins, for 33 years of public service.
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Elkins
UPI
Randolph County Court
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