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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1966

Page

3

Food for Thought War Over Hunger and Vietnam Policy

Washington column analyzes the clash between the Food for Freedom Act and a House Agriculture Committee amendment barring aid to countries trading with North Vietnam. It notes allied retrenchment, fears of tying hunger aid to Cold War leverage, and debates over enforcing foreign policy through aid. It cites Pakistan India ties, Liberia, Haiphong ports, and possible CIA involvement amid a complex geopolitic.

Viet Nam House Agriculture Committee Ho Chi Minh State Department Haiphong U. S West Germany Congress Pakistan India Russia Karachi Peking Hanoi Liberia

Turncoat Admits Urging Negro Gis To Stop Fighting In Red Broadcast

Korean War turncoat Clarence C. Adams admits volunteering to tape broadcasts for the Communist Viet Cong aimed at persuading American Negro soldiers in Viet Nam to stop fighting. Adams, 37, of Memphis, says he did two taped broadcasts for the Liberation Front and spoke against U.S. policy. He arrived from Communist China and spoke at the foreign correspondents club in Hong Kong. He plans no antiwar activity in the U.S. and says he is tired of politics.

Hong Kong UPI Clarence C. Adams Viet Nam Memphis Tenn Adams China National) Liberation Front Foreign Correspondents Club U.S United States Liberation Front Viet Cong Peking

Eighth Graders Receive Awards at Pineville Junior High

Eighth grade students at Pineville Junior High received awards during a Monday assembly led by Principal Stacy Hughes. Gary Stewart, student council president, issued leadership and handed out honors to many students across subjects including scholarship, athletics, English, social science, general science, math, physical education, French, music, band, and perfect attendance.

Pineville RNS Pineville Junior High School Stacy Hughes Gary Stewart Bobbi Hamilton Kathy Smith Susie Stump Roger Wilkinson Mimi Lewis Linda Stewart Eugene Warner Laura Lambert Rhonda Hatfield Maudie Blankenship Regina Sizemore Mike Lynch Delores Ellison Sandra Kiser Pam Adkins Linda Goode Debbie Mullens David Owens Jimmie Hite Brenda Cook Roger Cress Pat Burgess Bobby Sturgill Judy Graham Pat Casey Pamela Norman Edna Sizemore Bobby Dalton Patsy Thompson Terry Thomas Kathy Kodak Joey Thomas Linda Green Connie Sands Hobart Frye Harry Allen Grant Cook

Cookout Hosts Noted in Pineville Gathering

Jimmy Stephenson hosted a Friday afternoon cookout at his Rockview home. Attending guests included Pam Gilley Robin Cook Susie Jackson Melody Church Mike Lynch Morris Blankenship Rhonda Swimm Kathy Martin Danny Short Mike Stevens Suzie Stump Paul Edwards Gilmer Hines and Mike Boggs.

Pineville Ans Jimmy Stephenson L. J. Stephenson Rockview Pam Gilley Robin Cook Susie Jackson Melody Church Mike Lynch Morris Blankenship Rhonda Swimm Kathy Martin Danny Short Mike Stevens Suzie Stump Paul Edwards Gilmer Hines Mike Boggs

Vatican to send two observers to Methodist Council meeting

The Vatican secretariat for promoting Christian unity announced it will send two observers to the World Methodist Council gathering in London this August.

Vatican City UPI Vatican Secretariat For Promoting Christian Unity World Methodist Council London

Congo's 15 Million Include Over 200 Tribal Representations

United Press International notes that more than 200 tribes are represented among the estimated 15 million people of the Congo, highlighting the region's immense ethnic diversity and population scale.

India Calcutta The Congo

Mount Hope church leaders discuss unity at Pentecost service

The Rev. James D. Lowe Jr. and Rev. Ralph E. Thompson Jr. exchanged pulpits at Mount Hope Christian Church as part of the fifth Meeting on the Consultation on Church Union and the World Council of Churches urged Pentecost observance focusing on unity and mission. Local families from Charleston and Shepherdstown visit Marchio relatives, while Airman Tate returns from Viet Nam for a Florida duty tour.

Mount Hope RNS Sandy Edward Marchio Provie Marchio Andy Marchio Tom Angela Theresa Jack Marchio Corky DeeDee Charleston James D. Lowe Jr World Council of Churches Cecilia Ann Harless Fred Harless Jr West Virginia University Airman Tate Viet Nam Florida Pensacola Mary Dower Main Street Frank Lowe Beckley Donald R. Marchio Chris Lack Milford Del Marchio Park Heights Addition Shepherd College Shepherdstown

Nicaragua and Israel to Swap Ambassadors

Nicaraguan President Rene Schick and Israeli President Zalman Shazar announced jointly after Schick's six day Israel visit that they have decided to exchange ambassadors starting soon. The leaders cited growing ties and regional considerations as the reason for the move.

Jerusalem UPI Nicaragua Israel Zalman Shazar Rene Schick Schick

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Food For Thought Tom Nolan Washington NEA Johnson North Cuba Maiphong Ping CIA Central Intelligence Agency Beverly Price Mullens High School West Virginia Wesleyan College Buckhannon Miss Price ST. Tropez France Riviera Brigitte Bardot Mullens Woman's Civic Club G.V. Duncan Beverly Bernard Price Mullens United Press International Sudgent Outer Mongolia Gas Orden P. O. Box Beckley, W. VA Columbia Gas System Bank of Raleigh
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