Johnson FBI Deny Tribune Report on CIA
The White House and the FBI denied a Tribune report that President Johnson ordered expanded FBI intelligence work in Latin America and other capitals. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and White House press secretary Bill Moyers called the claims untrue, stating no new instructions were given to the FBI.
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Washington
UPI
White House
FBI
Johnson
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Latin America
J. Edgar Hoover
Bill D.moyers
Texas
New York Herald-Tribune
Moyers
Johnson City
Dispatch
Hoover
Weitels
Rca
U.S
Acto Tribune
Santo Domingo
America
House Appropriations Subcommittee
14 Day Gemini Mission Hopes Rise After Setback
U S spacemen shift focus from the failed 14 day chase to a new two week Gemini 7 mission plan for 1966. Borman and Lovell target late 1965 or early 1966 liftoff while Schirra and Stafford return home amid disappointment after Agena loss.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
U.S
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Frank Borman
James Lovell
Jaloft
Borman
Lovell
Pasa
South Atantic
Schirra
Stafford
George Mueller
Gordon Cooper
Charles
Pete) Conrad
Earth
Carnarvon
Australia
Agena
Vice
Council Votes Catholicism Is True Faith
At the Ecumenical Council in Vatican City a major change to the religious liberty declaration was approved by a 2031 to 193 vote. The revision adds that all men must pursue the Catholic faith in line with objective laws and that liberty to worship does not permit questioning ecclesiastical authority. The vote affects a key preface to the declaration, with further ballots announced for later results.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Attack Mounted Against U S Forces Camp at Pleime Death Toll Rises
U S forces at Pleime outpost in the Central Highlands repel a seventh day assault by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units including a death by own action charge. The 1st Cavalry Division reinforced Pleime with air and artillery strikes along with a relief column reaching the besieged camp. United States Navy and Air Force planes supported the operation, while a second special forces camp in Binh Long faced a shorter attack with minimal casualties. Deputy Division Commander Brig Gen Richard Knowles said troops were providing fire power to blunt the attack as relief forces formed a protective ring.
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Saigon
UPI
Flying Horsemen
U.S
1St Cavalry Division
Plei Me
Central Highlands
Highlands
North Viet Nam
Tring
Binh Long
Igt
1St Cavalry
Pleiku
Richard Knowles
Columbus
Ple Me
Knowles
1St Ca
Cold War Chilled By Soviet Charges
United Nations dispute over Kashmir heats as the Soviet Union accuses NATO officers of influence and calls for UN observers to be withdrawn within three months. Nikolai Fedorenko attacks Thant’s role and questions funding, while UN observers in Kashmir remain split between UNMOGIP and UNIPOM led by Gen. Nimmo and Gen. MacArd.
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United Nations
UPI
Kashmir
Soviet Union
Nikolai Fedorenko
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N
Fedorenko
Thant
Security Council
NATO
India
Suenso Sarmento
Subcontinent
Playboy Disc Jockey Seeks Writ in Habeas Corpus Case
Donn Caldwell, a Wheeling area disc jockey once halted in three sodomy counts involving a 13-year-old, filed a petition in Marshall County Circuit Court seeking a writ of habeas corpus. He argues lack of a pre-sentencing mental exam and an illegal 1963 home search that produced the girl's photo were improper. Caldwell contends his concurrent three-term prison sentences must be reconsidered.
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Moundsville
UPI
Marshall County
Donn Caldwell
Wheeling Area
Caldwell
Benwood
Ohio County
Playboyse
Wheeling
Bye
Lloyd al- Catell
Ory
Two Miners Die in Amigo Slate Fall
Vernon Canterbury aged 48 of Rhodell and Wiley Jennings aged 64 of Sophia died in a slate fall at a Raleigh County mine in Amigo operated by McCormick Enterprises. Their bodies were found at 6 a.m. as the night shift had left and the mine, leased from Amigo Smokeless Coal Co., was entered for recovery.
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Amigo Amigo
ANS
Raleigh County
Amigo
McCormick Enterprises
Vernon Canterbury
Rhodell
Wiley Jennings
Sophia
Wren
Amigo Smokeless Coal Co
Supreme Court set to rule on Voting Rights Act validity
The Supreme Court moved toward an early decision on whether to bypass lower courts and rule on the 1965 Voting Rights Act. The Justice Department seeks a constitutional ruling promptly to allow thousands of newly registered African Americans in Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana to vote in 1966. Courts in those states have blocked the Negroes from local rolls, challenging federal examiner certifications. The government questions jurisdiction and requests the court address the matter by November 10, with parties given until December 20 for replies.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Alabama
Mississip
Louisiana
Johnson
Nicholas Deb
Katzenbach
High Court
United States
Supreme
South Carolina
Mississippi
Thousands Stage Protest March Demands Ouster of Sukarno Aide
Several thousand Indonesian students rallied in Jakarta demanding the removal of Foreign Minister Subandrio for alleging CIA meddling. They also urged PKI dissolution after the October coup attempt, while armed forces watched to prevent violence amid past unrest.
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Jakarta
UPI
Subandrio
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Indonesian Communist Party
PKI
Sukarno
Suwito Kusumowidagdo
Foreign Ministry
Wilson Calls Rhodesia My Cuba as Talks Open
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson began a high stakes stand off with Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith over independence for the white ruled colony. He dispatched Attorney General Elwyn Jones to Salisbury to assess a Rhodesian offer of a solemn treaty on African advancement under the 1961 constitution. The door is not shut, officials said, as Wilson held talks with Smith and later with Rhodesian leaders.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Elwyn Jones
Jones
Smith
Wilson
Iton
Cuba
United States
Russia
Soviet support for Rhode blacks on race issue at Salisbury
The Soviets pledged support for Rhode blacks against a so called racist regime in Salisbury as crowds gathered. The atmosphere was cool with no signs of major concessions from Smith or Wilson. About 200 blacks awaited Wilson at the Rhodesian cabinet office.
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Kremlin
Salisbury
Smith
Wilson
Rhodesian
Water rate protest hearing set in Clarksburg
Public Service Commission will hold a hearing on November 3 in Clarksburg over a complaint by residents outside Moundsville city limits against the Moundsville Water Department. Joseph Blazek and Maxwell Acres Improvement Association protest a 25 percent higher water rate for customers outside the city.
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Charleston
UPI
Public Service Commission
Clarksburg
Moundsville
Water Department of
Joseph Blazek
Maxiwell Acres Improvement Association Inc
Presstime Bulletin Johnson City signed into
Local bulletin item notes a signing into effect or agreement in Johnson City Texas. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR. The brief appears to reference a UPI wire item and situational context remains unclear from the readable fragment.
Riverton No. 18 mine workers strike over overtime pay
About 300 employees of Riverton No. 18 mine near Krebs walk off Monday in protest of overtime pay and shift differential. Local 1209 will discuss the situation at a meeting at Chesapeake I today.
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Charleston
UPI
Riverton No. 18
Krebs
Detroit Student Murder by Giggling Teens
Abdul Accra a 25 year old Wayne State University student from Lebanon died after being shot by three youths who laughed as the gun fired. Roland 17 faces murder charges while two younger accomplices 16 and 14 are in juvenile court. Accra who came to the United States five years ago planned to visit family this summer after graduation and had filed citizenship forms.
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UPI
Santa
Lebanon
Abdul Accra
Eal Roland
Iggerman
Accra
United States
Wayne State University
America
University Library
Ing
Two Workmen Injured In Tank Car Dismantling
Two workmen were hurt Monday night while cutting torches on a railroad tank car in Charleston. William Curren, 38, Bellefontaine Ohio, was in critical condition with burns over 60 percent. Charles Seeling, 44, Cairo Otto, was treated and released.
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Charleston
API
William Curren
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Charles Seeling
Cairo
Otto
Interim Groups To End Meetings
A two day session sees subcommittees debating implied consent laws and conflict of interest rules. Earl Vickers is hired to draft a bill blending consent law with the standard uniform act while a separate panel studies NYC and state practices. Ned Watson voices cautious support as Virginia’s approach prompts concern.
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Charleston
UPI
Earl Vickers
Vickers
Ned Watson
D-Marion
Virginia
New York
Murder Trial Near Verdict After Defense Calls No Witnesses
The Bailey murder case proceeds with no witnesses called by the defense after two state witnesses were disqualified. Prosecutor Lilly objects as Thornhill questions witnesses, while Ruby Williams, sister-in-law of Geraldine Hall, testifies she saw Hall and neighbor Maggie Larkin together the evening of the incident near Pickshin.
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Okvey Bailey
Thornhill
C. Berkley Lilly
Ernees
Ruby Williams
Lillybrook
Geraldine
Easy” Hall
Budget Sessions Begin Hearings On 1966 Budget Requests
CHARLESTON West Virginia state agencies will present fiscal 1966 67 requests before the BPW with WVU Marshall University and eight state colleges among the first to appear. The Education Department and vocational education are also scheduled. The board set hearings for November 2 8 16 17 19 22 and 23 to hear budget requests from state departments.
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Charleston
UPS
West Virginia University
Marshall University
Education Department
Cannon Totin Robbers Leave Tools Of Trade
SYRACUSE N Y UP I report of a Brink s Armored Car Service Co break in shows robbers blasted a wall with an anti tank cannon and fled with about 400 000 Investigators call it a well planned professional job and note seized tools may hold fingerprints Some burglary gear and shells were made in Canada pointing to possible Canadian suspects A heavy border patrol followed the New York Canada line as FBI traces the weapon to two 20 mm anti tank guns stolen earlier from a Plattsburgh depot
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Joe Donahue
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Brinks Armored Car Service Co
Plattsburgh
Canada
FBI
Brink
Quebec City
Beckley Area Weather and River Update
Fair Wednesday in Beckley and vicinity continues with temperatures near 62 daytime and 36 night. Record shows high 51 last 24 hours at 4 pm and low 33 at 2:30 am with SW wind at 14 mph. Greenbrier River normal and clear, Lake normal and clear, two and a half gates open, new gauge at Hinton 2.2 ft. Palm Springs reaches 103 for today’s high and Craig, Colorado drops to 20 for the night.
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Beckley and Vicinity
Beckley High
Jenellen Sen
Hinton
Palm Springs
Calif
Craig
Colo
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