National Marital Relations Board or a Badminton of Disputes
Washington columnist cites C W Whittemore of the NLRB as a non lawyer mediator and jokes that a National Marital Relations Board could mediate domestic disputes. He proposes a Burton Taylor Act cooling off period and potential government seizure of a marriage in national interest scenarios.
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Washington
UPI
Abby
Norman Vincent Peale
Ann Landers
Mary Haworth
Whittemore
NLRB
National
NMRB
Birds Fly Through Window In Keansburg Home
Quirky brief reports 25 pigeons entered Margaret McCann’s living room in Keansburg New Jersey Tuesday routing upstairs before police guided them back out. A lighthearted slice from the day shows residents and officials handling a feathered intruder without harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird House
Keansburg
N.J
Margaret McCann
Five Women Die As Bus Plunges Near Lugo Spain
A bus traveling to a religious festival toppled over a precipice on a highway near Lugo Spain, killing five women and injuring 43 others. UPI reports the crash occurred Tuesday as the passengers were en route to the event.
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Lugo
Spain
UPI
Pon
Here
Deaths And Funerals Charlie Moore 77 Rhodell
Funeral arrangements are incomplete for Charlie Moore 77 of Rhodell who died in a local hospital following a long illness. A retired miner and First Baptist Church member his survivors include wife Mollie two sons Theodore and David Draper both of Toledo Ohio a daughter Glorious Peace of Toledo two sisters Australia Robinson of Detroit and Mammie Moorman of Highland Park Michigan nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The body is at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.
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Charlie Moore
Rhodell
First Baptist Church
Mollie Moore
Theodore Draper
David Draper
Toledo
Ohio
Glorious Peace
Australia Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Mammie Moorman
Highland Park
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Funeral services for Emma J. Hurst and Buckland held Thursday
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Toneda Baptist Church Oceana for Mrs. Emma Jane Daniels Hurst 85 of Kopperston with burial in Hurst Cemetery Saxon. She died at a daughter's home Tuesday. Also at 2 p.m. Thursday Wayman C. Buckland 58 of Mount Hope will be buried at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity after services at North Sand Branch Baptist Church. Buckland, a World War II veteran, died Tuesday in a South Charleston hospital. He worked for Army Engineers. survivors include his mother, three sons, three daughters, six sisters and one grandson.
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Emma Jane Daniels Hurst
Kopperston
Toneda Baptist Church
Oceana
Vern Cook
Boyd Sparks
Dolph Harvey
Hurst
Saxon
Louise Bowden
Evans Funeral Home
Wayman C. Buckland
Route 1
Mount Hope
North Sand Branch Baptist Church
Robert Dean
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Buckland
South Charleston
Department of Army Engineers
Burma
Zetta Williams Buckland
Alice Buckland
Baltimore
Lena Buckland
Stamaford
Tyree
Funeral for Roland M. Jones in Cool Ridge
Roland Markwood Jones 67 of Cool Ridge dies from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Services at 2 p.m. at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev. B L Moss. burial in Cool Ridge family cemetery. Survivors include foster son Kenneth Jones brother Chester Jones sisters Thelma Birmingham and Berre Nicholas. Moose Lodge 1606 pallbearers. Body at funeral home after 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Roland Markwood Jones
Cool Ridge
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
B. L. Moss
Jones
Ronceverte
Edward
Betty Eagle Jones
Kenneth Jones
Chester Jones
White Sulphur Springs
Thelma Birmingham
Suffolk
Berre Nicholas
Ohio
Rose and Quesenberry
Beckley Moose Lodge 1606
James (Peanuts) Smith Funeral Services Planned
James Henry Peanuts Smith 53 of Princewick dies of a heart attack en route to a local hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Melton Mortuary Chapel with Rev. H L Hays and Rev. Ray Whitt officiating. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at the funeral home. Pallbearers: Mac Carpenter Vernon Carpenter Harold Carpenter Harold Akers Marshall Gibson Carl Mounts Dewey Lilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry
Peanuts) Smith
Princewick
Melton Mortuary
H. L. Hays
Ray Whitt
Sunset Memorial Park
Smith
Funeral Home
Mac Carpenter
Vernon Carpenter
Harold Carpenter
Harold Akers
Marshall Gibson
Carl Mounts
Dewey Lilly
Funeral rites for Mrs Bertha E McMillian at Fairdale
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha E McMillian 56 of Fairdale will be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Fairdale Freewill Baptist Church with Rev Wesley G Grose officiating Burial follows in the family cemetery at Fairdale Mrs McMillian was killed in a collision near Lookout around 9 30 a m Monday She had lived in the community for 45 years The body lies at Melton Mortuary after 4 p m today and will be moved to the church an hour before services Pallbearers are Don Fannin Herbert Lambert Floyd Hollingsworth Robert Fury Dwight Daniels and Claude Walker Jr Women of the church will serve as flower bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha E. McMillian
Fairdale
Fairdale Freewill Baptist Church
Wesley G. Grose
MccMillian
Lookout
Fairdale Free Will Baptist Church
Melton Mortuary
Don Fannin
Herbert Lambert
Floyd Hollingsworth
Robert Fury
Dwight Daniels
Claude Walker Jr
Final rites set for Mrs Rebecca J Bradford at Dry Creek
Mrs Rebecca J Bradford 98 of Dry Creek dies after brief illness in Beckley hospital. Funeral 1 30 pm Thursday at Dry Creek Presbyterian Church Rev Phillip King presiding burial Clays Branch Cemetery. Survived by son Joseph Mansfield Ohio six daughters and four step daughters. Valley Funeral Home at 6 pm today to the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca J. Bradford
Dry Creek
Presbyterian Church
Phillip King
Clays Branch
Bradford
Beckley Hospital
Sarah Bone
Lyvia Bone
Carrie Allen
Fairdale
Naomi Carver
Beckley
Rushie Jarrell
Jessie Jarrell
Lillie Jarrell
Clara Green
Chesapeake
Valley Funeral Home
Final rites planned for Jake W Boyden in Aberdeen Md
Jake W Boyden will have funeral services at 1 p.m. Saturday in Aberdeen Maryland. Survivors include his brother George C Boyden of Beckley.
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Jake W. Boyden
Aberdeen
George C. Boyden
Beckley
Edward Randall Fitzwater Dies in Detroit After Long Illness
Edward Randall Fitzwater 44 of Detroit died in a Detroit hospital after a long illness. A meat cutter and World War II veteran born June 30 1920 in Oak Hill he was the son of the late Egbert and Maude Fitzwater. Survivors include daughter Sally of Detroit four brothers Thomas Ralph Homer Emmett and sister Haven Stevens. Body at Thomas Funeral Home Oak Hill.
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Edward Randall Fitzwater
Detroit
Mich
Oak Hill
Egbert
Maude Backus Fitzwater
Sally Fitzwater
Thomas T
Ralph
Sarasota
Fla
Homer E
Fayetteville
Emmett I
Haven Stevens
Thomas Funeral Home
Rns
Miners End Strike Near Moundsville Resumes Work
Miners at Ireland Mine of Hanna Coal and Alexander Mine of Valley Camp Coal Co resumed work Tuesday after a sympathy strike idled about 470 workers. Pickets from Ireland and Alexander mines walked off Monday when workers from Powhatan Point and Jacobsburg mines in Ohio joined in. The Ohio miners also returned to work Tuesday.
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Moundsville
UPS
Panhandle
Ireland
Hanna Coal Co
Alexander
Valley Camp Coal Co
Ohio
Powhatan Point
Jacobsburg
North American Coal Co
Turncoat Flees Hawthornden State Hospital Escape
AKRON Ohio. A search was under way for Lowell Skinner Korean War turncoat and two other men after they fled Hawthornden State Hospital Tuesday. Skinner 34 McClure 29 and Robert Freyman 35 were missing after a routine check. Skinner a former Army corporal captured in Korea in 1950 spent three years as a prisoner of war and refused repatriation. He later lived in Red China as a lathe operator and married a Chinese woman before returning last year. He was committed for an indefinite stay on a psychiatrist’s testimony on his need for help.
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Akron
Ohio
UPI
Lowell Skinner
Hawthornden State Hospital
Skinner
Here
Cleveland
Macedonia
John McClure
Robert Freyman
Common Pleas Court
Korea
Red China
Portage Lakes
Baker Report Sparks Senate Furor Over Draft Findings
Washington Republicans attack the Baker investigation draft as Chairman B Everett Jordan leads a line by line review of Lennox McLendon s draft report. Senator John J Williams accuses Democrats of fear while refusing to speak on the floor before committee action.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Lennox P. McLendon
John J. Williams
Rdel
Williams
Baker
Senate Democrats
Jordan
Senate
McLendon
North Carolina
Bluefield State faces board over seven year noncompliance
Bluefield State College faculty and staff charge the state board has undervalued the college while claiming administration complied with directives. They cite increased enrollment in 1962 to 1965, reduced per capita costs, and greater part time attendance, urging an investigation of all state colleges before any action.
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Bluefield
Bluefield State College
West Virginia
Vehicle Crash Leads To Charges At Valley Drive Intersection
A two car crash at the Valley Drive South and Central Avenue intersection at 1 05 p m Monday caused about 75 in damage. Beckley Police charged Marshall H Martin 44 of Princeton with failure to yield the right of way and operating a vehicle with an expired state inspection sticker. Mile H Martin 57 of Oak Hill drove the 1960 model car. no injuries were reported.
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Valley Drive
Central Avenue
Beckely
Mile H. Martin
Oak Hill
Majestic Laundry
Marshall H. Martin
Princeton
Martin
Still a Patient at Beckley Hospital
Lucien H. Davis of Fairview Apartments remains a patient at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital. He was admitted Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien H. Davis
Fairview Apartments
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Election Official's Teen-Age Son Blown To Bits
In Hazleton Pennsylvania an election day car blast killed 17 year old Michael Ruggiero. FBI and state investigators joined local authorities to determine the explosion’s cause and possible motive as the teen, a track team member and band tubist, prepared to graduate. The incident occurred near the elder Ruggiero’s polling place where he worked as a power shovel operator for a strip mining firm.
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Hazleton
UPI
Michael Ruggiero
Mike
FBI
Hazle
Ston
Ruggiero
Frank Azzman
Wide Use Seen of Superwood
Governor Hulett C. Smith outlined at a Southern Interstate Nuclear Board session that a nuclear irradiated superwood developed at West Virginia University could reach global markets. WVU scientist Dr James A Kent explained the process using vacuum impregnation and cobalt-60 gamma radiation to create a hard warp resistant wood that remains machinable. Lockheed-Georgia executive Dr C J Flack moderated and forecast broad consumer acceptance, while a furniture maker predicted irradiated wood furniture could arrive in five years depending on plant availability.
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Charleston
UPI
Hulett C. Smith
Southern Interstate Nuclear Board
West Virginia University
Kent
C. J. Flack
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Flack
Viet Nam guard air bases near Saigon
A 3500 soldier para trooper brigade conducted an air mobile exercise near Bien Hoa and Vung Tau, marching back to Bien Hoa if needed. In Saigon intelligence noted U S Navy strikes hit North Viet Nam oil depots near Phu Qui, ending a six day pause.
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Bien Hoa
Saigon
Vung Tau
Cap
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Phu Qui
Hanoi
Tense anti segregation protest plan faces opposition
An attempted demonstration in the Deep South next week was opposed by leaders who warned that without access to legislators a mass movement could occur. In New York City, Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy resigned after a council subcommittee proposed a civilian review board, a move civil rights groups found inadequate.
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Deep South
New York
Michael J. Murphy
City Council
Murphy
Council
Three Service Buckles Fail To Standardize
The Defense Supply Agency drops a three year effort to standardize military belt buckles. Current separate buckles for Army Navy Air Force and Marines will continue. A black buckle could not be produced cheaply enough. Officials note other apparel standardizations have cut thousands of inventory entries and saved money overall.
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Air Force
DSA
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Armed Services
Solis Horwitz
Chamber of Commerce
Greenwich
Secretary of Defense
Defense Supply Agency
West Virginia Council of the White House Conference Meets
The fifth annual meeting opens at Cedar Lakes Camp with speakers Paul Crabtree Mary Currin and H A Gibard addressing youth and child welfare concerns. WV officials named to the Potomac River Basin Advisory Committee include George Hardrich Bern Wright and Ralph Hottel. The WV Academy of Science receives a 7175 dollar NSF grant to fund scientist lectures in state high schools.
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Ripley
UPI
West
Charleston
West Virginia
Interstate Advisory Committee
Potomac River Basin
Hulett C. Smith
George R. Hardrich
Charles Town
Bern Wright
State Division of Water Resources
Ralph L. Hottel
State Commerce Department
Washington
West Virginia Academy of Science
The
National Science Foundation
McGuire and Giancana Testimony Across Vegas Visit
Miss McGuire testified about her chance meeting with Giancana four years ago at a Nevada gambling table. She hinted at European and Caribbean trips with him, while denying many questions. Giancana arrived separately with Buddy Jacobson, followed by Humphreys, Gus Alex, Tisci, Anselmo, and Giancana’s son in law, aided by attorney Edward Bennett Williams.
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Nevada
Giancana
Europe
Caribbean
Miss McGuire
Ward
Benjamin
Buddy) Jacobson
Jacobson
Murray
Humphreys
Gus Alex
Anthony Tisci
Steve Anselmo
Edward Bennett Williams
Cancer Collections Stand At $5,255
The Raleigh County Cancer Crusade is past the halfway mark with collections at 5,255 or 52.6 percent of its 10,000 goal. State wide the drive has netted 162,267 or 64.9 percent of its 250,000 target. Pleasants Morgan and Preston exceed goals led by George W. Hodel and W. E. Copenhaver with district nine counties and others posting varied results: Mercer 11,940 of 15,500 Summers 1,712 of 2,300 Fayette 2,507 of 6,000 Monroe 787 of 2,000.
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Raleigh County
Pleasants
Morgan
Preston
George W. Hodel
W. E. Copenhaver
M. D
Raleigh
Mercer
Dominican Junta Denies Step Aside to Let Communists Rule
Imbert denied any agreement to step aside for the Communists while sources claimed Bundy fact-finders suggested a Guzman regime. Bundy team members Mann and Martin left for Washington to report on the situation.
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Imbert
UPI
Roy McGhee
U.S
White House
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Thomas Mann
Santo Domingo
John Bartlow Martin
Washington
Five Fines Levied in Town District Magistrate Court
Five individuals faced fines in Town District Magistrate Courts Tuesday. Homer H Legg Jr of Oak Hill paid 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Adair Catlett of Mount Hope paid five dollars plus costs for improper registration. Bobby Wright of Mount Hope paid five dollars plus costs for unnecessary noise. Gregory Paul Black of Coal City paid ten dollars plus costs for overweight and overhanging freight on a truck. Larry W Jones of Sprague paid fine for driving without headlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer H. Legg Jr
Oak Hill
W. A. Burke
Adair Catlett
Mount Hope
Burke
Bobby Wright
Gregory Paul Black
Coal City
Joe Rodriguez
Larry W. Jones
Sprague
Rodriguez
Kennedy Kids Nanny Resigns In London
London The British nanny Maud Shaw who cared for Jacqueline Kennedy's children since birth says she will retire after summer while aiding Mrs Kennedy to find a permanent replacement. The Kennedy family, Caroline seven and John Jr four, are in London for John F. Kennedy memorial ceremonies at Runnymede staying with Princess Lee Radziwill. Shaw plans to retire near her coastal home fifty miles from London.
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London
Jacqueline Kennedy
Miss Maud Shaw
UPI
Miss Shaw
Mrs. Kennedy
Kennedy
London Times
New York City
Caroline
John Jr
John F. Kennedy
Runnymede
Georgian Home of Mrs. Kennedy’s Sister, Princess Lee Radziwill
Buckingham Palace
Hetty
Emory prank scene leads to student confessions
DeKalb County authorities say three Emory University students admitted creating a murder scene on campus as a prank. One student is from Maryland and two are from Jacksonville, Florida. They used blood from a Grady Hospital medical student and turned themselves over to Emory officials for discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPI
DeKalb County
Emory University
Maryland
Jacksonville
Fla
Emory
Grady Hospital
West Virginia Progress Corps Aims To Tell State Story
Smith outlined major new investments including a million dollar plant at Point Pleasant a large garment factory at Peace Springs a glass company at Jane Lew and a new wood products plant in Braxton County The plan aims to publicize West Virginia s progress nationwide and invites public enlistment via the State Capitol for the government to the people program Project Headstart and youth retraining initiatives are also highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt. Pleasant
Peace Springs
Jane Lew
Braxton County
Smith
West Virginia
West
Meat Prices Rise Tied to Cattle Slaughter Drop
The article notes higher meat costs linked to a drop in cattle marketings and suggests a broad solution like increasing consumer affordability with more poultry.
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Buffalo Pigeon Racing Association
Emma J. Hurst
Roland M. Jones
James
Bertha McMillian
Mrs
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Edward Fitzwater
Turncoat
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Monroe
Kennedy Kids’ Nanny
Ward Ritter
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