Pentagon scoffs at UFO reports amid aid testimony
Washington officials said there are no confirmed UFO sightings by U.S. forces or others. Defense Secretary McNamara and Joint Chiefs head General Wheeler testified to Congress regarding the $3.5 billion foreign aid bill. Gallagher pressed about Michigan saucer reports, McNamara denied extraterrestrial contact.
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UPI
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. Cae
Earle G. Wheeler
Ahabaen
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Foreign Affairs Committee
McNamara
Wheeler
Johnson
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Peng McNamara
Gallagher
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Defense A
Towboat selection follows Board action after state approval
Reputation chose the towboat after the Board of Public Works approved state steps. The discussion cited urgent needs for funds from $10,000 to $15,000 to restart operations, noting legal barriers and constitutional limits on suits against the state.
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Board of Public Works
Ture
Brawl erupts after card burning outside South Boston court
A bloody brawl escalated on the steps of a South Boston District Court after high school students attacked four pacifists who burned draft cards and classification papers. Pacifists identified as David Reed, David Benson, David O'Brien, and John Phillips.
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Boston
UPI
Exeter
David P. O’brien
John Phillips
Roxbury
South Boston District Court
Benson
Reed
O’brien
Appeal Made To Kidnaper SURFSIDE Fila
The Goldman family pleads through officials for the safe return of Danny Goldman after he was abducted from their home early Monday. They offer to meet any terms for a $25,000 ransom and urge the kidnapper to deliver the child unharmed with word on his location.
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Surfside
Fila
UPI
Danny
Aaron Gokdman
Man Sets Fatal Fire To Smoke Out Girl At Hotel
Fitch appeared before a Justice of the Peace in Williamson County with bond set at 5000 dollars. He admitted starting the fire to smoke out his girlfriend from a second floor room, which killed Jean Presley, 20, of Williamson. Police said he went to the hotel to find a woman friend and claimed he did not intend to harm anyone.
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Justice of the Peace
Ee County
Sy Halbarttios
Jean Presley
Williamson
C. L. Walker
Presley
Walker
Open Records Bill Approved in House Subcommittee
A House government operations subcommittee approved a bill to grant public access to nearly all government records not tied to national security. The measure passed amid questions on how to adequately cover complex fields and whether President could object, with broader Congress coverage expected.
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Washington
UPI
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Tiews
Nieed
China
Senate Foreignee
Hans J. Morgenthau
U.S
M . Hau
Viet
House Armed Services Committee
Former Princeton Woman Stabbed in Home Invasion
Mrs. Ronald F. White, 1 A oe of us in as a policeman Westee city, remains in fair condition at an Air Force hospital after a would-be robber forced entry last weekend. She and the assailant grappled in the kitchen before he fled. Mrs. White is the daughter of retired Princeton officer Curtis Newkirk and granddaughter of former police chief John Newkirk. her husband serves with the Air Force at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base.
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Curtis Newkirk
Grandpie
John Newkirk
Wife Accused In Poisoning Husband In Maryland
Doris H. Hott of West Maryland was charged with murdering her husband after an autopsy showed arsenic poisoning. The 34 year old mother of four died February 17 at Seton Hospital after an intestinal illness. Police say a large amount of arsenic was found and likely administered over weeks or months. State officials planned to present the case to the county grand jury in West Virginia.
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Cumberland, Md
UPI
Maryland
Doris H. Hott
Wés . Md
F. A. Weatherholt
West Virginia
Aa Hopital Oe
A. H. Suzuki
Donald Mason
West Virgin Pulp
Viet Nam week losses and Marines deploy first division post
In the week ending, 1965, Viet Nam reported 1 968 killed and 249 wounded. The U S Marines formed a 1st Division command post at Beigua marking Leatherneck Divisions first combat commitment. U S forces and Navy pilots struck 17 targets near Vinh and river fords. Navy fliers conducted two missions and Air Cavalry fought near Chuare Mountain close to the Cambodian border after a major bombardment that day. A captured Communist suggested more Red troops may be in the area as Americans pressed searching for the enemy with no contact reported late.
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Beigua
Maa
U.S. Force
Viet Hom
Vinh
Teries
Bat
Navy
Nicewray Ao Bonetok
Quang Nam Province
Esca Coma
Chuare Mountain
Cambodian
Hotel Fire Victim Dies in Charleston
Lucy B. Jackson, 66, of Charleston, died Wednesday from smoke inhalation suffered in a weekend hotel fire. She was treated at the hospital after initial rescue but relapsed after re entering care.
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Charleston
UPI
Lucy B. Jackson
O. Hospital
Deaths And Funerals in Mount Hope area
Obituary notices report Woodrow W. Gibson of Kilsyth dying at 51 after a heart attack. Services held at Kilsyth First United Methodist Church with burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Survived by wife Florence and daughter Donna, plus siblings and grandchildren. Also details of a widow Mrs. Agnes Hoffer and other survivors. Services and calling hours at Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope.
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Mount Hope
Joe, Gilbert
Lonnie Trail
Arnold
Woodrow W. Gibson
Gilvey Huffman
Ernest Ae
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Gibson
Vecillio
Grogan
Putnam County
Rosa Gibson
Huntington
Florence
Charlies
Navy
Maryland
Donna
Charleston
Wallace Claker
Naomi Craige
Poca
Wilma Harvey
Cleveland
Ohio
Tyree
Sanger Mrs Ing Canaday funeral services set
Mrs Zella C Sanger dies after brief illness at local hospital at 1 30 pm Wednesday She was born July 6 1885 at Crab Orchard and was a member of the Holiness Church in Glenview Funeral arrangements call for services at the cemetery in Glenview with pallbearers named and viewing at the Webby and Neal Funeral Home prior to the service
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Ing
Fairdale
Orville
Ruth
Deck
Beckley
Robert
Mary) Deck
Glen Morgan
Gregory Smith
Charlie Pittman
Charles Senet
Joe Pittman
James Sanger, Jr
Ralph Deck
Webby and Neal
Funeral notices and survivors from Beckley area deaths
Multiple obituaries and funeral details from Beckley area residents including Mrs May Buchanan of 336 N Kanawha St died at a local hospital. Services at Caffee Home Chapel with burial at Sunbeam Memorial Park Cemetery. Other notices include Okey Bragg Jr of Lexington NC and Lula Rosa Stanford. survivors listed with spouses children and extended family. various funeral arrangements and home care details.
Death notice for Mrs. Sallie Fields of Beckley
Mrs. Sallie B. Fields, 73, of Beckley, died at 6:15 pm Wednesday after a long illness. Born July 27, 1892 in Goode, Va, she was the daughter of the late Charlie and his wife. She was a member of Central Baptist Church and American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 10. She is survived by a sister in law Mrs. Samuel A. Earl of Eastorn with van she made, a brother Winston Page of Lynchburg, a daughter Pearl Montgomery, three children and four great grandchildren. Body is at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor awaiting arrangements.
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Sallie B. Fields
Beckley
Goode
Charlie Page
Central Baptist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Samuel A. Earl
Eastorn
Van
Winston Page
Lynchburg
Pearl Montgomery
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Funeral services set for Oley Richmond in Bolt
Oley Richmond 75 of Bolt died at home after long illness. Funeral at Breckinridge Baptist Church at 2 p m Friday with Rev Doffave and Rev Carol Payne officiating. Burial in Richmond Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Body to be moved from Rose and Quesenbery Funeral Home to the home today. Survived by grandchildren and other relatives. (RNS)
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Oley Richmond
Bolt
Breckinridge Baptist Church
Doffave
Carol Payne
Richmond Cemetery
Ray Gunnee
Carl Belcher
Woolsey Acord
John Acord
Harless Acord
Rose and Quesenberry
Funeral services for Miss Beulah Huddleston
Miss Beulah Huddleston 60 Route 1 Fayetteville dies. Funeral Saturday 1 p m at Tyree Home Oak Hill with Pittman in charge. Burial in cemetery Route 1 Fayetteville. She was born May 3 1905 and was member of Gatewood Baptist Church. Survived by brother on Route 1 Fayetteville. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday.
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Beulah Huddleston
Fayetteville
Tyree Egg
Oak Hill
Inns Pittman
Miss Huddleston
Gatewood Baptist Church
Fay
Iree m
Minnie Murdock Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Minnie Murdock eight of 354 Ellison Avenue will be at 2 p m Saturday at Rose and Peace Chapel Rev E Huffman officiating Burial in Sunset Memorial Park Friends may call after 11 a m Friday Former Beckley resident now in Charus or eumeeear beens ne Syn Cha rs via Mrs Sylve aor a Show of Beaver one brother ne hall of 111 Maple Ave and one brother noke Va also mentioned Funeral services for Fred Stack Dollars 79 Hunter Street will be held at 3 p m Saturday at Cunningham Funeral Home Chapel Body at Trent and Funeral Home pending ceremonies
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Minnie Murdock
Ellison Ave
Rose and Peace Chapel
Rev. E. Huffman
Sunset Memorial Park
Funerial
Beckley
Charus
Fred
Stack Dollars
Hunter St
Trent and Funeral Home
Cerengetienta
Buddhist Protests Push for Civilian Government in Vietnam
Buddhists pressing for civilian rule in Vietnam confront military leaders as demonstrations enter a third week. They seek early elections to replace Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi, ousted from command of the five northern provinces, amid tension over Communist power and national order.
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Nguyen Chanh Thi
Rail Worker Crushed By Coal Car in Railway Accident
Wayne County man William M. Altice about 50 died when a coal car tipped over during a crane lift near Hayes. He was part of a crew clearing wreckage from a five car derailment when the accident occurred.
Inflation mirrors inflation amid White House push
The presidency presses a business outreach campaign while plant modernization rumored, as 16 percent higher investment pace shocks officials. Executives say halting capex this year is nearly impossible, with funds already spent months earlier and inflationist concerns growing among economists.
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White House
Ammer
Corporation
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