Doctor Bateman May Not Be Replaced At Lakin Hospital
Reports from a Charleston TV station claim Dr. Bateman could be replaced soon amid criticism of Lakin State Hospital near Pt. Pleasant. Gov. Smith denied any removal, while officials said they have not been advised of resignations. A Mason County Grand Jury cited poor standards and filthy conditions at the facility.
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Wsaz-Tv
Bateman
Norman Des
Derosiers
United Press International
Hulett C. Smith
Department of
Mental Health
Mason County
Lakin State Hospital
Pt. Pleasant
Buckley Hearts New York Honor and Mixed Uproar
United Press International quotes Buckley expressing relief about not serving as mayor and praising a woman leader in New York. The report shifts to a New Orleans business anecdote showing a fractured, unclear narrative with interrupted phrasing and incomplete thoughts.
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United Press International
New York
William F. Buckley Jr
New
Washington White House dances with Princess Margaret during state dinner
President Johnson and Mrs Johnson hosted 140 guests at a White House dinner for Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon. The royal visit included dancing to Everything's Coming Up Roses, with Johnson ignoring post op discomfort to share the floor. Margaret, described as a captivating guest, planned a final museum visit and tree planting before departing for New York.
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Helen Thomas Washington
UPI
Washington
White House
Johnson
Britain
Margaret
Earl of Snowdon
New York
Margaret Rose
John
Weather Update Reports Light Snow and Road Salting
Snow flurries fell Wednesday but did not hinder traffic and streets remained mostly clear. State road crews at Sprague operated six cinders and salt crews through the night to keep roads safe as cold air from the Great Lakes moves south. The Raleigh County Memorial Weather Bureau noted a small fraction of snow from a shifting air mass centered near Valley around 7 p.m., with the event described as brief but not unusual compared with earlier accumulations this season.
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Sprague
Raleigh County Memorial
Great Lakes
Midwest
Airpee
Mae Gee
Viet Nam combat intensifies near Saigon base
UPI reports a large Communist attack 33 miles south of Saigon destroying five U S observation planes and 14 trucks. At least 28 Viet Cong were killed while Vietnamese Rangers counterattacked. Americans faced dense brush and sniper fire as seven were killed and one unit endured a night ambush with photographers nearby.
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U.S
Saigon
William J. Menzies
Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Kyoichi Saw
Rhodesia crisis airs on BBC as UN pushes sanctions
Prime Minister Wilson told Te Gets Te Gets broadcasts that he hopes his words reach Rhodesia while the United Nations prepares a showdown Council meeting in New York. Africa’s 36 states demand sanctions and threat of force over Rhodesia’s secession, with Britain warned against supporting white minority aggression.
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Capi
Rhodesia
Voice of America
Fonri ‘Botan
U.N
Zambia
Wilson
Smith
United Nations
Britain
Soak
Storms Hit California as Rain Lashes Coast
A stationary storm pattern drenched California and northern coastal states for a fifth straight day. The Weather Bureau cited widespread rain, auto accidents, road washouts and mudslides with damage totaling 4.28 inches over four days, the heaviest in this century.
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Macomb County
California
U.S
Deaths And Funerals J M Dearman Christian
Died Saturday in St Anthony after an extended illness. Survived by wife Alice and five children including Dale Linda Gladys and Cinda Ray. Five brothers and four sisters, four grandchildren. Body at Melton Mortuary, burial at Mount Tabor Cemetery. visitation at Sam Foglesong Nease and Neely Funeral Home and residence Thursday after 4 p.m. Funeral details pending.
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Advent
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Nis
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Alice Conley
Dale
Lexington
Linda Gladysville
Ohio
Cinda Ray Conley
Talt
Hanover
Ernest
Oceana
Fred
Roanoke
Estil
Ruble
Vieler
Ill
Myrtle Dalton
Clear Fork
Beatrie Byrd
Margaret Long
Whitesville
Sam Foglesong
Nease
Neely
Mullens
Mount Tabor
Christian
St.aoe
Melton Mortuary
Aga
Gage
Death of W. H. Gerhold in Huntington
W H Gerhold died Thursday after an extended illness. He had lived with his son Gil Huntington for 13 years. Funeral services are set for 10:30 a m Saturday in Huntington, with burial at 2:30 p m in Marietta Ohio.
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W. H. Gerhold
Gilrt W. . Huntington
Huntington
Marietta
Ohio
Final rites set for Roy Lee Vass in Webb and Neal chapel
Roy Lee Vass final rites are scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday at the Webb and Neal Funeral Home Chapel with Reverend Ralph-in eg officiating. Burial will follow at Edge Memorial Garden. He died Tuesday at the home of sister-in-law Mrs Edna Ingstrom of Piney View. body is at the funeral home where friends may call. Pallbearers include G. F. Kine Roebuck, Richard Rnd Clarence Kessler, oe and Lewis Tone.
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Barger Springs
Webb and Neal
Ralph
Edge Memorial Garden
Edna Ingstrom
Piney View
G. F. Kin Ae Roebuck
Richard
Clarence Kessler
Aoe
Lewis Tone
Services for William W. Repass in Oceana Church
William Walter Repass age 46 of Hatcher died at a Bluefield hospital. Funeral services will be at 1 God Friday in Oceana Church with Rev. L Riffe and Rev. Solite Parsons officiating. Burial follows at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens in Matheny. Survived by wife Evelyarks, mother Barbara Earles Repass, four sisters including Mrs. Sizemore and Mrs. Brown, and others. Evans Funeral Home, Oceana, to the home at 4 p.m. today.
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Hatcher
Church of At Oceana
L. Riffe
Solite Parsons
Hillcrest Memorial Gardens
Matheny
Tulsa Bluefield Hospital
Shena
Tazewell
Barbara
Earles Repass
Henry Repass
Rites Held for Infant Rebecca Clay at Odd Cemetery
Infant Rebecca Clay daughter of and Frankie Houston Clay of Amigo died at birth in Mullens Hospital at 7:30 am Wednesday. Services conducted at Odd Cemetery at 12:30 pm today. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Rebecca Stump of Allen Junction and others mentioned. Sam Foglesong Nease and Neely Funeral Home Mullens arranged.
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Frankie Houston Clay
Mullens Hospital
Rebecca Stump
Allen Junction
Sam Foglesong
Nease
Neely
Mullens
Funeral services for Teddy Glenn Maxey
Funeral services for Teddy Glenn Maxey aged 46 of 109 Bostic Ave will be held at 2 p m Friday at the Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace Chapel with Revs L A Garten and Ray Franklin officiating. Burial will follow at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He died at his home after an extended illness early Wednesday morning.
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Bostic Ave
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace Chapel
L. A. Garten
Ray Franklin
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Maxey
NY Couple Sues Over Shipboard Fire Failures
Suits filed by a New York City resident and his wife Sylvana claim the liner Yar outh Castle lacked experience and efficiency to handle a shipboard fire. The suit accuses officers and crew of negligence and alleges the ship was registered under a flag of convenience to evade U.S. regulations. The Yar outh Castle is listed as Panamanian registry owned by Chadade Co of Panama.
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New York City
Sylvana
Miss Jackson
U.S
Yarouth Castle
Chadade Co
Panama
Christmas Craft Workshop Slated at New River Park
A Christmas craft workshop is planned at the New River Park Arts and Crafts Building with three sessions led by Mrs. Jane T. Cox of St. Albans. Cox, a former crafts specialist with the State Department of Commerce, currently attends West Virginia State College. Sessions run Friday 7 to 10 p m and Saturday 9 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm.
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Ci Recreation
Frank Rodriguez
Jane T. Cox
St. Albans
Cox
State Department of Commerce
West Virginia State College
Plane drama aboard NASA flight ends with youth gun incident
During a Los Angeles to Melbourne Space Flight a boy aboard fired at crew and waved guns while a pilot returned to New Orleans. Captain Dean Cooper diverted to safety as NASA officials including Paul Haney and Gemini manager Charles Mathews aided in subduing the youth. Tom Haake tackled the attacker as the craft neared New Orleans, with shots fired but no fatalities reported. The youth demanded action against Castroism and urged aid for those seeking to leave Cuba.
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Haake
Space Agency
Kraft
Paul Haney
NASA
Charles Mathews
Gemini
Los Angeles
Melbourne
Fila
Cape Kennedy
Haney
Columbia Broadcasting System
Tom
New Orleans
Government moves on copper exports and price control
Copper price hikes continue as U S producers raise from 36 to 38 cents a pound. Kennecott Copper Corp. remains the major exception with unchanged pricing. Administration economists criticized the move while observers doubt it will compel rescission, viewing it as a stall against steeper increases amid strong demand.
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Kennecott Copper Corp
U.S
US. Com
McNamara
Fatal Beating Case Details and Defense Testimony
The trial recounts a fatal beating following a drinking dispute at the Saffle home over Mary Ann, Saffie’s daughter. Galloway acted as last defense witness, with Bonnie and the daughter testifying about the alleged knife brandishing and attack after the confrontation.
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Ethe Caepy
Galloway
Siete
Heroic stand and Medal of Honor hope for platoon
A Fairbanks Alaska sergeant and Dorman recall a night of near starvation and brutal fighting as their platoon repelled a Communist assault. Sixteen survivors bore injuries after a brutal clash that left 60 enemy bodies near their machine gun and prompted three Medal of Honor nominations, including Basil Plumley who saved a burning supply dump with bare hands.
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Pfc
Joe F. Mackey
Fairfax
Alaska
Dorman
Emanuel McHenry
Tampa
Fla
Basil Plumley
Columbus
Plumley
Reform Drive Aims at Church Authority Under Ottaviani
The council body led by Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani plans reforms likely to rename the office, end the index of forbidden books, curb inquisitorial methods, and strip authority over mixed marriages. Ottaviani, a traditionalist voice during Vatican II, faces a gradual transformation as Pope John XXIII signals rationalization of central administration and swift execution of the council decrees by December 8.
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Chang Cil
Ottaviani
Ecumenical Council
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