NATO Warns China Biggest Menace to World Peace
A U S official in London told NATO ministers China remains the greatest threat to peace and urged vigilance over Beijing. The session opened with Britain and Belgium criticizing De Gaulle’s Europe can go it alone nuclear stance, without naming him.
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Belgium
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
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Paul- Henri Spaak
de Gaulle
Foreign Ministers Council
Spaak
Wilson
General Wessin Reneges On Resignation Promise
Rebels boycott OAS peace talks as the provisional government led by Col Francisco Caamano Deno refuses to participate while Jose Bonilla Atiles remains the Dominican Republic representative. Bonilla, previously the Dominican ambassador to Washington, was reaffirmed in the OAS council deliberations despite challenges to his credentials.
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UPI
Organization of American States
OAS
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano Deno
Jose Bonilla Atiles
Bonilla
OAS Council
Antonio Rosario
Siamese Twins Separated After 3 Hour 50 Minute Operation
In Turin Italy Santina and Giuseppina Foglia six years old were separated in a 3 hour 50 minute operation with 15 surgeons led by Prof Luigi Solerio. Both girls in excellent condition reported after a calm night in separate beds. They spoke to parents from oxygen tents and showed high spirits with no apparent psychological shock. The girls thanked doctors for freeing them.
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Italy
UPI
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Giuseppina Foglia
Luigi Solerio
Soviet Expels U S Diplomat Over African Student Work
Moscow reports say Norris D. Garnett of the U S embassy cultural affairs section is expelled for alleged anti Soviet activity among African students. Tass notes the ministry protested and Garnett will depart the Soviet Union by week’s end.
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Divers Recover Bodies Of Carole Tyler In Plane Crash
Divers in Ocean City Maryland recovered the bodies of Nancy Carole Tyler 26 a secretary to former Senate aide Bobby Baker and pilot Robert H Davis 43 of Huntington West Virginia from a single engine biplane wreck offshore near Bakers Carousel motel Tyler a former beauty queen from Lenoir Tennessee accompanied the pilot during a stunt flight near the motel authorities said without detailing additional findings.
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Ex-Convict Kills Wife And Two Bosses In Columbus
Police said ex convict Richard H. Jemison shot and killed his wife Virginia Jemison who was found in bed after being shot multiple times. He then entered a downtown drug store and shot two bosses who fired her. one died. Authorities issued a nationwide alert for Jemison.
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Marine Pvt Richard Siders Drowns in Japanese River
Tokyo report says 19-year-old U S Marine Pvt Richard C Siders drowned in the Imazu River. He was identified by U S military authorities in Tokyo as the son of Mr and Mrs Leland Everett Siders of Marietta Ohio Rt one.
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Rtone
Marietta
Ohio
First Lady Tours Billboard Free Lush Va Land
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson toured Virginia by bus on a two day 700 mile trip to promote See America First. She visited a new Interstate 95 wayside shelter between Woodbridge and Dumfries and praised billboard free scenic highways and the lush green countryside. The party included Interior Secretary Udall and Virginia Governor Albertis Harrison Jr.
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UPI
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Weather Clear And Cooler Beckley And Vicinity
Beckley area forecast shows mostly sunny afternoon with a high near 75. Tonight will be clear and cooler with a low around 45. Wednesday should be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 70s. River gauges: Greenbrier normal, mud at Lake, new gauge at Hinton, 3.5 ft.
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No One Could Tell What Erratic Bosch Would Do Next
A NEA feature recounts the U S flirtation with exiled Dominican leader Juan Bosch after Trujillo’s death and U S backing for his 1963 government. It notes Bosch’s erratic shifts, shifting loyalties, and distrust of allies, ending in his overthrow eight months later amid a military dispute.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
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U. S
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Rafael Trujillo
United States
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Vitorio Fiallo
Boxer
Santo Domingo
John Bartlow Martin
Kennedy
Martin de Bosch
Lyndon Johnson
Trujillo
Chamber of Deputies
Gun Battle In U.S. Army Mess Hall Cong Overrun
Viet Cong troops overran a provincial capital, killing five Americans and wounding 13 in fighting that included a gun battle in a U.S. Army mess hall. Airborne reinforcements and American planes repulsed the guerrillas in a major counter-attack. Casualties included 15 Vietnamese killed and 37 wounded. morgues and hospitals in Saigon overflowed with dead and injured. Navy jets hit a highway bridge near Hanoi in dawn air action as part of wider operations.
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UPI
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Johnson to speak on international situation Thursday
The White House announced President Johnson will deliver a speech at 11 a.m. EDT on the international situation with live TV and radio coverage planned. He previously blamed Cuban trained Communists for Dominican Republic fighting and will address editors and cartoonists at a briefing with about 140 attendees.
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UPI
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Viet Cong Storm Song Be Amid Saigon Region Turmoil
Reported heavy fighting follows a Hau Nghia Province massacre near Saigon. Military briefings say 116 Vietnamese soldiers killed or missing and 78 wounded in Hau Nghia as a howitzer round accidentally struck a battalion. Elements of the Viet Cong movement moved toward Song Be, the capital of Phuoc Long Province, northeast of Saigon.
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Saigon
Ike's Auto Burglarized
Washington police seek a thief who stole an odd assortment of items worth 409 dollars from former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's Lincoln Continental. The theft occurred Monday in a basement garage of an apartment building where Mrs Eisenhower's sister lives. Brechbill, the chauffeur, said the former President and his wife were in residence at the time.
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API
District of Columbia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ruben Brechbill
George Gordon Moore
Brechhill
Lease Granted for Lake Park Operations to William G. Elkin
Raleigh County Court signed a contract leasing Little Beaver Park facilities to William G. Elkin, supervisor of Tom's Peanuts, for May 1, 1965, through termination by either party. The deal covers restaurant, equipment, baths, swimming area, 16 boats, and picnic shelter with 10 percent of gross income to the County Court. Prices set for swimmers and dressing rooms. no lake admission. Court also postponed a decision on sheriff department summer uniforms and a validating machine pending AG opinion.
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William G. Elkins
Raleigh County
Elkin
Tom’s
Park Board
Sheriff's Department
Charles Burdiss
Uni
West Virginia grocery prices reach fantastic level
Western and Southern weather including floods raised wholesale groceries in West Virginia to the fantastic level. Idaho potatoes rose from 6.50 per 100 pounds last May to about 14 this spring. Jebbia Salena Wholesale Co. official Bill Jebbia called prices fantastic and warned they could push customers away from retail outlets. A Charleston grocery chain spokesman said no immediate customer resistance but potential later in the season.
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Wheeling
UPI
West Virginia
Idaho
Bill Jebbia
Jebbia-Salena Wholesale Co
Charleston
NEA Imposes Sanctions on Oklahoma Schools
The National Education Association announced national sanctions against Oklahoma amid teacher complaints of sub minimal school conditions. It will set up relocation centers to assist Oklahoma teachers seeking positions in other states and provide information on available teaching posts.
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Washington
UPI
National Education Association
NEA
Oklahoma
Moore Proposes Tax Write-Off for New Plants in Distressed Areas
Rep Arch A Moore introduces a bill offering a temporary tax write-off to established manufacturers that locate new plants in economically depressed sections. Qualifications include five years of past profits and official Commerce Department certification, with safeguards against simply relocating from one region to another. The plan aims to create jobs and recover revenue through increased plant taxes and employee taxes.
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Moore
Washington
UPS
House of Representatives
Arch A Moore
R-W. Va
Commerce Secretary
Vision Of Christ Helps Oklahoma Woman Regain Sight
Mrs. Mary Boese of Cleburne Texas, blind since 1963 after a brain hemorrhage, reported a vision of Christ and woke to sight on Friday. Doctors had said she would never see again, but she described a bright light and Jesus appearing as she regained her vision, recognizing toothpaste and towels and noting she no longer needed glasses.
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