Humphrey Proposes New Machinery To Counter Subversion
Vice President Humphrey urged creation of hemispheric peacekeeping institutions to counter armed intervention and internal subversion. He spoke at the White House Conference on International Cooperation presiding over a three day meeting with 1,250 distinguished citizens. Panels recommended boosts in aid and investment, conservation efforts, and a $100 million line of credit for three more nations, while emphasizing voluntary cooperation and verification mechanisms.
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Humphrey
Washington
UPI
H. Hum
Alliance For Progress
Baeyl
White House
Deley
United Nations
Johnson
Who Shall Die rerun urged by NBC review
The NBC hour Who Shall Live on artificial kidney machines is praised as crusading journalism and public service. It exposes life and death decisions from scarce facilities in Seattle and questions who gets treated when funding is limited. The documentary by Lucy Jarvis Tom Priestley and Cone, with Edwin Newman narrating, is commended and urged to rerun in prime time.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
NBCTV
Ond
NBC. TV
Seattle
Cecoene
The
Louvre
Lucy Jarvis
Tom Priestley
One
Cone
Leroy Anderson
Dexter Alley
Edwin Newman
Birth Control Issue Still Plagues Ecumenical Council
Vatican dispatch notes ongoing debate as the Ecumenical Council enters its final week with more than 2,200 bishops set to meet on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to finish the agenda. The assembly closes December 8 after years of discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Historician
Viet Nam Air Cavalry divisions to be formed
The article notes the combat effectiveness of the 1st Cavalry (air mobile) Division and reports plans to form at least one more air cavalry division. It says the U.S. aims to defeat communist insurgents in the south, not the north, with the new air cavalry concept. It mentions captured Americans and ongoing search actions near Saigon, and Secretary McNamara announcing the new divisions at An Khe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Cavalry
Air Mobile
United States
George E. Smith
Chester
W. Va
S . Calude E. McClure
Ottanooga
Tenn
McClure
Smith
Cam
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
Michelin
Saigon
McNamara
An Khe
1St Air Cavalry
Ia Drang
Chu Pong Mountain
Defense
Air Cavalry
Johnson
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Laos
Multiple Fatalities Reported Across West Virginia Holiday Period
A sequence of traffic and accidental deaths across Greenbrier, McDowell, Raleigh, Boone and surrounding counties during the holiday period includes Lloyd Parsons of Spencer killed in a street collision near Beckley and others such as Ernest Shriver of Sybil and Edward Bias of Turtle Creek, with causes ranging from vehicle crashes to accidental shootings and a car fire. Authorities noted several incidents Friday through Thanksgiving Day, including a Parkersburg fireman killed by a blast during a drill and carbon monoxide poisonings near Itmann.
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Sellville
Greenbrier County
L. Smiley
Muey
Glen Daniels
W. Va
Beckley
Lloyd Parsons
Spencer
Huntington
Dallas B. Snyder
Harrisville
Wils
Clay
Y. A
Ernest Shriver
Boone County
Albert Miller
Crozier
Elkhorn
McDowell County
Thomas S. Gainer
Parkersburg
Glen Fortner
Ruth Atkins
Mullens
Fortner
Itmann Friay
Marko Offchnick
Aeton County
Rachel
Edward Bias
Turtle Creek
Rudolph P. Lubich
Bolt
Raleigh County
Fairdale
Chester GI's Mother Relieved By News Of Release
The mother of a special forces sergeant, Captured Nov 24, 1963, said she is greatly relieved by the news. Mrs. Thomas M. Potts, mother of Sgt. George E. Smith, expressed happiness and prayed for homecoming by Christmas for him and Sgt. Claude McClure. She awaits a telegram from Washington for confirmation.
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Chester
UPI
Thomas M. Potts
George E. Smith
United Press International
Claude McClure
Smith
Stand And Fight Tactics Stun U S Vietnam War Experts
Washington reports a top State Department official says Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces have begun standing and fighting in battles around Pleime Ia Drang Valley. Johnson notes possible base-area pressure and rising South Vietnam confrontation with more raids and potential intensified actions. McNamara agrees infiltration from the North is rising and may prompt countermeasures.
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Washington
UPS
State Department
U.S
U. Alexis Johnson
Face the Nation
CBS
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Plei Me
Ia Drang
Johnson
Gemini mission keeps old power unit after glitch found
Officials chose to reinstall the tested old power unit in the Gemini spacecraft. A voltage boost glitch appeared during a 15 hour simulated flight on Saturday and was identified Sunday. The Gemini 7 launch delays could impact the Gemini 6 rendezvous pilots Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford nine days after the Gemini 7 launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Borman
Lovell
Three Klansmen face vague federal murder indictment
Federal charges accuse the trio of conspiring to intimidate citizens in Selma and Montgomery, Alabama, amid racial tensions after the Selma to Montgomery march. Each faces up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine or both. all are free on $50,000 bonds.
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Liuzzo
Montgomery
U.S
Selma
Ala
FBI
Gary Omas Rowe
Ooe Wilkins
Lowndes County
Matt Murphy
Wilkins
Hanes
Murphy
March North Viet Nam Protest at White House Scene
A peaceful demonstration near the White House and Washington Monument grounds saw a minor clash when anti Vietnam demonstrators attempted to yank Viet Cong flags from five paraders on Pennsylvania Avenue. One person was arrested as police contained the scuffle.
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Viet Nam
White House
Washington Monument
Pennsylvania Avenue
Silas Underwood Dies Father of Ex Gov Underwood
Silas H. Underwood age 90 of Sistersville died Sunday after a 20 month illness. Born in Shirley Tyler County in 1875 he was a retired farmer and lived in a nursing home. He and his wife Della celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last October. Survived by widow, son Cecil H. Underwood former governor, another son Clynt Underwood Vienna WV, and three daughters Mrs M E LeMasters Paden City Mrs Roy Williams St Marys and Mrs Chloe Ferrell Sistersville. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Wood County
M. E. LeMasters
Paden City
Roy Williams
St. Marys
Chloe Ferrell
Sistersville
Decline and Fall as Cleric Opines on Nudist Club
In Darlaston England local parish priest Rev Brynmor Jones criticizes a nudist club using the town baths one night a week calling it akin to the decline of the Roman Empire and voicing concern over public morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlaston
England
Brynmor Jones
Graham's Texas rally boosts Johnson on war policy
President Johnson attended Billy Graham's Houston revival to seek support for Vietnam policy as he plans Dec 14 15 talks with Ayub Khan. The rally drew 61 000 in the Astrodome where Graham urged Christian influence on national leadership amid Cold War tensions and NATO nuclear control debates.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Westmany
Johnson
Viet Nam
Billy Graham
Houston
Graham
Washington
Astrodome Stadium
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
India
Ayub
Harold Wilson
Lbj Ranch
Ludwig Erhard
Texas
NATO
Dahomey under temporary rule after military seizes power
The republic stayed calm amid martial music on the national radio as Vice President Ahomadegbe resigned. The people's assembly includes officials and party leaders, while Gen. Soglo, who toppled Magaglo in 1963, demands Apithy resign and signals a new constitution from last year.
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Justin Ahomadegbe
Radio Dahomey
People’s Assembly
National Assembly
Apithy
Soglo
Hubert Magaglo
Center to Staff 90-100 Workers at New Facility
The project will cost about 1.5 million dollars funded by Appalachian Program money. State Health Director N H Dyer says the government will cover most costs and the state bears 20 percent. The center located site may provide land or other funds. Research will focus on communicable and chronic diseases and public illnesses will be treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Dyer
Deaths and Funerals Grace Virginia Love 78 Morgantown
Grace Virginia Love 78 Morgantown died Sunday at home after a two month illness. Born March 29 1887 in Raleigh County she was a daughter of Amanda Smith Buckland. Member of First Baptist Church Morgantown survivors include four daughters two sons eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Body at Dodd Payne Funeral Home Fayetteville. Reverend Gene Hall to officiate for Isaac Huggins 75 Lanark funeral Tuesday Webb and Neal Funeral Home Chapel burial Garden Grounds. Huggins died Saturday at a local hospital.
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Grace Virinia Love
Morgantown
Raleigh County
Amanda Smith Buckland
First Baptist Church
Frank Adkins
Nitro
Andrew Alexander
Wellesley
Mass
Bethelene Love
Blair Wilson
Athens
Ohio
Charles
Fayetteville
Clyde
South Charleston
Moody Buckland
St. Albans
Dodd-Payne ‘Funeral Home
Gene Hall
Isaac Huggins
Lanark
Funeral services for Thomas W Walton Held at Shady Grove Baptist Church
Funeral services for 82 year old Thomas W Walton of Glen White will be at 1 p m Wednesday at Shady Grove Baptist Church with Rev N C Lewis in charge Burial will follow at Greenwood Memorial Park Walton died Saturday at his home after a long illness
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Thomas W. Walton
Glen White
Shady Grove Baptist
N. C. Lewis
Greenwood Memorial Park
Walton
James L Meadows Funeral Services Held for 70 Year Old Miner
James Logan Meadows 70 of Price Hill died Sunday after a long illness in Oak Hill hospital. Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace Chapel with Rev Ernst Barley officiating. Burial will be at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. He was a coal miner last with New River Coal Co Oswald and a member of Price Hill Community Church. Born August 22 1895 in Dunns he was the son of Joseph and Mary Lilly Meadows. Survived by wife Ora Moye Meadows three sons Barnett Princeton Fred James daughter Pansy Fields of Sacramento California ten grandchildren five great grandchildren. The body is at the funeral home.
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James Logan Meadows
Price Hill
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace
Ernst Barley
Sunset Memorial Park
Meadows
Oak Hill
New River Coal Company
Oswald
Dunns
Joseph and
Mary Lilly Meadows
Ora Moye Meadows
Barnett
Princeton
Fred
Beckley
James
Rey
Robert
Pansy) Fields
Sacramento
Calif
Funeral arrangements announced for Detroit man 41
Charlie W. Kyle of Detroit dies after brief illness. Services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Chapel with Rev. A. L. Nance officiating. Burial at Greenwood Memorial Park. Also noted are survivors and arrangements for Rudolph Pete Lubich of Bolt and Lorilie Frederick of Pittsburgh with funeral services held in coming days.
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Charlie W. Kyle
Detroit
Mich
Ritchie and Johnson
A. L. Nance
Greenwood Memorial Park
Henry Mabry Dies in Richmond Hospital After Illness
Henry Mabry of Mabscott dies in a Richmond Virginia hospital at 12 26 am Sunday after a short illness Born in Washington Georgia he was the son of the late Dennis and Ida Mabry a World War I veteran and retired miner He belonged to the Missouri Methodist Church in Washington He is survived by Mrs Jessie Mae Mabry and three daughters including Mrs Ida Mae Ca
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Henry Mabry
Gifts flood Viet Nam GIs as holiday mail soars
United Press International reports Americans flood the Viet Nam mail network with gifts for about 165,000 U S troops. More than 65 tons of mail and gifts arrive daily, with 58 tons flown out by the Air National Guard in Operation Christmas Star and 46 tons awaiting shipment. Community drives span the nation from Santa Ana to Chicago, Redwood City to New York, with schools, radio stations, and newspapers coordinating drop points, shipping subsidies, and donation campaigns to support service members abroad.
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United Press International
U.S
Viet Nam
Air National Guard
Ohio
Minnesota
San Francisco
Santa Ana
Calif
Booth
Michigan
Freemont
News-Register
Ashtabula
New York Central
Santa Fe
Chicago
USO
Pettry Maxwell Cal Pettry Funeral in Daniels
Funeral services for Clarence Maxwell Cal Pettry 77 of Daniels will be at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Rose and Peace Chapel with Rev Garlen Howington officiating Burial will follow in Blue Ridge Cemetery Pettry died in a local nursing home at 545 a m Sunday A retired school bus driver he was born May 12 1888 in Pipestemn a son of John and Emma Karnes Pettry His wife Betty Rakes Pettry preceded him in death in 1961 Survivors include four sons W H of Beckley Paul of Daniels Tech Sgt rt of Nashville Tenn and Edmund of St Albans five daughters Mrs Elmer Hilo Grieger of Bethesda Md Mrs A F Alma Lilly of Richmond Va Mrs A E Thelma Bailey of Beckley Mrs Louis Reba Adamos of Daniels and Mrs H U H Lillie Richardson of Beckley 23 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Nephews will serve as pallbearers.
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Clarence ‘Maxwell
Cal) Pettry
Daniels
Rose and Quesenberry
Peace Chapel
Garlen Howington
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Pettry
Pipestemn
John and
Emma _ Karnes
Beckley
Louis
Reba) Adamos
H. UH
Lillie Richardson
Hollingsworth Rites Held for Charles G Hollingsworth
Funeral services for Charles G Hollingsworth 52 of Lockport New York are set for 11 a m Tuesday at the Rose and Peace Chapel with Rev S D Smith officiating. Burial will follow at Stanf ord Cemetery pending visitation after 2 p.m today. Hollingsworth a former Stamford resident died Thursday night after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Hollingsworth
Lockport
N. Y
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Peace Chapel
Funeral notices from multiple UPI sourced obituaries
Mrs Lula Ford of Rhodell dies at 63 with services in Rhodell Church of God led by Rev Miles Whitehearst burial Greenwood Memorial Park Beckley friends may call from 5 p m Tuesday. Former Rep Leland Ford Sr dies at 72 in Santa Monica Hospital heart attack notes he chaired deportation fight against Harry Bridges. Cowboy actor William Eliott dies at 61 after cancer battle with obituary noting Wild Bill Hickok and Red Ryder roles.
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Lula Mae Ford
Rhodell
Rhodell Church
Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Leland M. Ford Sr
Harry Bridges
Ford
California
Congress
Las Vegas
Nev
Biscopal Church
William
Wild Bill) Eliott
Marshal Wild Bill Hickok
Eliott
Red Ryder
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