Petty Citizen Of Japan Proposes Peace Plan In Times Ad
Morhiro Matsuda of Tokyo, who calls himself a petty citizen of Japan, buys a two page New York Times ad costing about 11184 outlining his peace plan for Viet Nam and a “paradise” on earth. He envisions a utopian layout including dormitories schools gyms orchards farms and factories costing about 11 billion to build and claims the world could live without conflict. He suggests Viet Nam be divided into two parts and states America protects vested interests there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Japan
New York Times
Viet Nam
Paradise On
Earth
Morhiro Matsuda
Tokyo
Times
Matsuda
Asia
United States
America
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Mechanical Ventricle Auxiliary Heart Patient Doing Well
Louise Ceraso, 63, in Brooklyn's Maimonides Hospital, received a mechanical auxiliary ventricle five days ago to aid her failing heart. She is alert, resting easily, and able to talk while the device reportedly performs about half of her heart activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Louise Ceraso
Maimonides Hospital
Brooklyn
United Press International Today
Ceraso
Hospital
Bulletin
Nurses Demand Raise In Pay
About 75 percent of New York public health nurses planned to quit unless they receive a 20 percent raise matching last week's hospital nurses. If they resign, many of the city's 191 public health facilities would shut, affecting health services for 1.3 million children and immunization programs. Mayor Lindsay stood by a $350 hike, far short of the demanded 1,050 to equal hospital heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
City
John V. Lindsay
Department of Health
Doctors Association of the Department of Health
Services Held Today For Drowning Victim Frank A. Rader
Funeral services were held today for Frank A. Rader 59 of Spencer whose body was recovered from the Detroit River last week. Police stated the Spencer native had been missing since April 17 authorities said.
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Spencer
UPI
Frank A. Rader
Detroit River
Emmys honor matriarchs and TV crusaders in awards
Emmys recognize a strong willed Old West matriarch and crusading journalism in a TV trustees award for Edward R Murrow. Don Knotts wins his fourth Emmy for The Return of Barney Fife. Alice Pearce’s husband accepts her supporting actress Emmy for Bewitched. A Charlie Brown Christmas is named best children program. Bob Hope Christmas Special with servicemen in Viet Nam wins outstanding variety special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Murrow
Don Knotts
Barney Fife
Andy Griffith
Alice Pearce
Chrysler
Bob Hope
Hope
Viet Nam
Look-Alike For Lynda Is Named Maid Of Honor
Luci Johnson's matron of honor will be Susan Ray of Abilene Texas a 23 year old housewife who resembles the Johnson family closely. Ray will wed James R. Ray and lives in Texas where her husband once served as an assistant to Congressman George Mahon. Ray met Luci in Washington three years ago at a White House party. She learned of Luci's engagement around Christmas and plans a long blue gown for the ceremony in Washington at Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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Abernathy
Tex
UPI
Luci Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
James R. Ray
Texas
Johnson
Ray
Susan
Washington
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Luci
Judge conditions probation with sterilization demand
Sterile (Continued from Page 1) remarks note Judge Kearney ordered probation only if the defendant agrees to sterilization. ACLU lawyer A L Wirin in Los Angeles argued sterilization violates constitutional rights, even as probation terms. Wirin cited a Supreme Court decision by Justice Holmes upholding sterilization tied to insanity and criminality in a multiple crime case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
A.L. Wirin
American Civil Liberties Union
Los Angeles
ACLU
U.S. Supreme Court
Wirin
Oliver Wendell Homles
Johnson admits Vietnam dilemma with no simple fix
The President says there is no easy answer to Vietnam problems and that the aim is to help South Vietnam manage its affairs with broader population participation. He regrets diversions from defeating Communist attempts while noting public pressure to pull out if civil war worsens. He says the goal is deterrence at minimum cost and that progress is the best achievable.
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Viet Nam
South
Johnson
Deaths And Funerals In Edmond Glen Jean and Hinton
Obituaries report services for Stella Syner at Jeanette Baptist Church Edmond with burial at Nuttall Cemetery following a heart attack. Survivors include three sons and five daughters across multiple states. services arranged by Dodd Payne Funeral Home.
Dayton D Lilly Rites for Mt Hope Miner Readied
Funeral services for Dayton Celvie Lilly 67 of Route 1 Mt Hope will be held at 2 30 p m Tuesday in the Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with two ministers officiating Burial will follow in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens He died at 1250 a m Sunday in a local hospital from injuries after a fall at Bradley May 12 A United Mine Workers Local 7086 member he was a retired miner last with New River Co at Oswald Born Aug 3 1898 at Flat Top he was the son of the late Lee Harrison and Elmine Harvey Lilly Surviving are his wife Daisy Basham Lilly two sons Dayton D Jr and Frank both of Maple Fork seven daughters Macie Toney of Prosperity Gracie Blake of Itmann Daisy Lewandowski and Alice Bond both of Chicago Ill Melba Burnett and Joan Hanks both of Maple Fork two brothers Woodrow and Ernest both of Flat Top three sisters Maddy Gilbert of Princeton Lottie Meadows of Flat Top and Kansas Lilly of Kingsport Tenn and 31 grandchildrenFriends may call at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home after 3 p m today Pallbearers are Mitchell Barley Perry Davis Raymond Burnett Ernest Facello Gaylen Treadway and Robert Barley
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Dayton Celvie Lilly
Route 1
Mt. Hope
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Elden Pauley
W. R. Gauldin
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Lilly
Bradley
United Mine Workers of America
New River Co
Oswald
Flat Top
Lee Harrison
Elmine Harvey Lilly
Daisy Basham Lilly
Dayton D. Jr
Frank
Maple Fork
Cecil
Macie) Toney
Prosperity
Vercil
Gracie
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Mitchell Barley
Perry Davis
Raymond Burnett
Ernest Facello
Gaylen Treadway
Robert Barley
TwoCar Collision Kills Smith Carter Smith 23
Lewis Smith and Linda Jane Smith were injured in a two car crash on West Virginia 12 north of Forest Hill Summers County. Smith died from a severed jugular and possible head injuries. Linda Jane Smith, in Raleigh General Hospital, has two broken legs and other injuries. Funeral plans set in Keyser Bryant Chapel. Final rites at Sunset Memorial Park.
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Lewis Carter Smith
Crab Orchard
W. Va
Forest Hill
Summers County
Smith
Hugheston
James Carter
Bessie Waters Smith
Talcott
Linda Jane
Raleigh General Hospital
Hinton Hospital
Charles Colosti Rites Held for Glen Rogers Resident
Funeral services for Charles Colosti 79 of Glen Rogers will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Melton Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Anthony Garges presiding. Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Park. Colosti died Sunday morning after a long illness. Born in Russia in February 1887 he came to the United States 50 years ago and lived in Glen Rogers 30 years. He was a retired coal miner.
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Charles Colosti
Glen
Bennett Case Hearing Told
Kanawha County Judge William J Thompson set June 22 to hear defense motions to set aside the first degree murder verdict in the Feb 10 shooting of stepfather Justin Hardman at a St Albans summer camp. The verdict followed testimony by Ellard who linked Miss Bennett to providing the shotgun and arranging the hit with Mrs Hardman and his girlfriend.
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Charleston
UPI
Kanawha County
William J. Thompson
Mary Bennett
Justin Hardman
St. Albans
Robert Ellard
Thompson
Judith Carte
Ethel Hardman
Miss Bennett
Ellard
Car Crash Toll Rises In West Virginia Rally Incident
Fatals car collision on W Va 1 near Summers Monroe line leaves two others injured. Richard R Moore 18 Charleston formerly Logan died Sunday on W Va 2 north of Montgomery when a sports car he rode in lost control and hit an embankment. Driver Frederick Bryant 19 Logan survived. Earlier James L Riner 28 Falling Water and his 19 month old Martinsburg child died in a head on crash on U S 11 north of Martinsburg.
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W. Va
Summers - Monroe County
Richard R. Moore
Charleston
Logan
Montgomery
Moore
Frederick Bryant
West Virginia Tech
James L., Riner
Falling Water
Berkeley County
Martinsburg
U. S. 11
Funeral services for Mrs Cleo Blakley at Ebenezer Baptist Church
The Rev Corey O Mitchell will preside at the 4 p m service for Mrs Cleo Blakley of 225 Church St. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial. She died Friday in a Charleston hospital. Body moved from Wright and Anderson Funeral Home to the church an hour before services. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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Corey O. Mitchell
Cleo Blakley
Church St
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Greenwood Memorial Park
Pope comments on Viet Nam crisis in Sunday blessing
Pope Paul VI spoke to about 20,000 in St. Peter's Square requesting prayers for peace in Viet Nam and workers' progress. He urged that new ruptures not torment the country, noting the 75th anniversary of Pope Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum and reflecting on his past peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Viet Nam
Paul
Fire Threat From Romney Blaze Spurs Investigation
Romney Fire Chief Eugene Dorsey said investigations would continue into the cause of a Sunday fire that destroyed three buildings and threatened two others, including one storing nitrate, sodium potash, and other explosives. Over 150 firemen from 13 companies battled the three hour blaze to bring it under control.
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Romney
UPS
Eugene Dorsey
Dorsey
Syme Ruben Nesbeth Syme 86 Shady Spring dies after illness
Ruben Nesbeth Syme 86 of Shady Spring died in a local hospital at 3 45 am after a three month illness He was a retired miner and Shady Spring Community Church member Born September 28 1879 in Culpeper Va he was the son of late T C and Rosamond Syme He is survived by wife Esther Stacup Syme two sons Thomas and Harold of Chicago IL a daughter Margaret Thompson of Pittsburgh Pa six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Wednesday at Webb and Neal Funeral Home Chapel with Rev L A Garten officiating Burial will follow in Sunset Memorial Park
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Ruben Nesbeth Syme
Shady Spring
Culpeper
T. C
Rosamond Syme
Syme
Richard
Esther Stacup Syme
Thomas
Harold
Chicago, IL
James
Margaret) Thompson
Pittsburgh
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Robertson Rules On Summers Board Issue
Summers County Board of Education may hold meetings in Summers County Circuit Court if it adopts the courtroom as its office by minute order, per the attorney general. The office says the law does not fix a meeting place but implies county boards meet at their office, and meetings must be at the designated place.
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Charleston
UPI
Summers County Board of Education
Summers County
Attorney General's Office
Thomas L. Read
Asst
Claude A. Joyce
County Board of Education
Joyce
Birds Delay Project at Holbeach Parking Garage
Work on a new parking garage in Holbeach England is postponed until three baby birds nesting in a hedge at the site can fly. The delay shifts project timelines while wildlife officials monitor the birds.
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Holbeach
England
UPI
Cost Price Squeeze Stirring Steel Prices Again in Market
Cleveland based UPI summary notes Steel magazine reporting continued dissatisfaction with cost price squeeze among steelmakers. Some producers seek exit while broad price rises unlikely. selective increases possible in special cases. Republic Steel announced May 20 price changes, boosting carbon bars and billets by 2 per ton and cutting carbon merchant quality bars and shell steel billets, net effect about 0.01 percent. Industry optimism persists with forecasts of higher second half shipments. automakers are the only major buyers slowing orders while others increase purchases.
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Cleveland
UPI
Steel Magazine
Weeky
Steel
Republic Steel Corp
Proxmire Opposes McNamara Universal National Service Plan
UPI reporting from Washington notes Sen William Proxmire doubts any universal service proposal whether civilian or military will work He argues only the minimum number required to defend the country should serve and questions Peace Corps or War on Poverty paths Javits favors national service for all who can qualify while calling for draft reform Russell counters counting Peace Corps service as Viet Nam time would be unfair
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Wisconsin Democrat
McNamara
Peace Corps
Richard B. Russell
D. Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Viet Nam
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Drafting debate splits collegians on two year service idea
In Montreal McNamara urged universal two year public service to ease draft inequities. Berkeley student Tom Collins doubted compulsory service, while Radcliffe's Linda McVeigh supported the idea and praised women serving, arguing it could relieve graduate-school delay for draft avoidance.
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Montreal
McNamara
Peace Corps
Berkeley
Tom Collins
Boston
Linda G. McVeigh
Radcliffe College
Harvard Crimson
Viet Nam War Actions Include Ambushes and Massacre Near Saigon
U S Marines aboard USS Boxer reinforce Marble Mountain base as Sea Knights CH46 helicopters join Viet Nam operations. Viet Cong massacre 23 civilians near Long Xuyen, including four children, while US 1st Cavalry hunts guerrillas in 12 foot grass totaling 47 killed. Navy and Air Force fly 49 missions. B52s pound Viet Cong sites in Quang Ngai.
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U.S. Marine Corps
Marble Mountain
da Nang
Sea Knights
Viet Nam
Saigon
Here
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Quang Ngai
Rail Workers Strike Shuts Argentina Trains
Rail workers in Buenos Aires call a 24 hour strike over wages and conditions leading to cancellations of train runs across Argentina. The nationwide action disrupts schedules and highlights labor disputes within the rail sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
UPI
Argentina
Beckley Lawyer Faces Tax Fraud Trial Today
Beckley attorney Fletcher Mann stands trial in U S District Court on filing false and fraudulent income tax returns for 1958 to 1960. Indicted in February for allegedly avoiding 29905 dollars in federal taxes. Special Judge Edwin M. Stanley presides after Judge John A. Field disqualified himself. The trial date, set in March, followed denial of a motion to delay until November amid defense claims of the defendant’s poor health.
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Charleston
UPI
Beckley
Fletcher Mann
U. S. District Court
Mann
Edwin M. Stanley
Middle District
North Carolina
John A. Field
Field
Mott Town Seeks Foster Homes for Orphans
In a townwide appeal led by Mayor Ted Hardmeyer, Mott residents seek foster families to care for 15 Kerr boy and girl orphans ending term soon. Pension funds fund the children, but townsfolk stress love and guidance are essential, hoping past public pleas bring help once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott
Ted Hardmeyer
Jim
Hardmeyer
Kerrman
Rebels Hold Hue As Da Nang Falls To Ku Forces
The surrender ultimatum expires as Ky forces seize Da Nang while rebels retreat to Hue. A Buddhist monk named Minh Chieu vowed rebels would fight to the last man, but search of the pagoda found no trace of him or the rebel commander. Wood for self immolation remained unused in the temple yard. The pagoda area endured heavy fighting though the temple suffered little damage.
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Minh Chieu
Chieu
da Nang
Hue
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Turkey
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Hinton
William C. Martin
Ronald Meadows Funeral
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A. G. Nichols
Odd
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Akers
Webb and Neal
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Jimmie Keaton
Larry Keaton
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Annie Henry
S. Fayette St
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Henry
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Mary Washington
Monogahelia Pa
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
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Sophia High School
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Sunset Memorial Park
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Pineville
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Robertson
Congress
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