Barbra Streisand and Van Dyke Lead Emmy Winners
HOLLYWOOD UPI Barbra Streisand and Dick Van Dyke topped television's Emmy awards as the top winners Sunday night. Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne and maestro Leonard Bernstein also won for individual achievement. NBC led with 14 awards, CBS 12, ABC 3, while The Louvre collected six Emmys for a single show.
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Hollywood
UPI
Barbra Streisand
Dick van Dyke
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Leonard Bernstein
Bernstein
New York Philharmonic Young Peoples
Lunt
Fontanne
Miss Streisand
van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Jimmy Durante
Inger Stevens
Danny Kaye
Robert Vaughn
Mary Tyler Moore
Richard Crenna
22 Memay
Singing King Family
Academy
Rod Serling
NBC
CBS
ABC
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
WDSU
Strike spreads as 3600 miners protest in Ohio West Virginia
About 3,600 miners from northern West Virginia and eastern Ohio remain on strike targeting 16 mines. In Powhatan Point, 1500 gathered at a mass meeting denouncing local UMW leadership and vowing to continue until six union officials are reinstated. The dispute mirrors the 1964 UMW upheaval and calls for district autonomy.
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Powhatan Point
Ohio
UPS
West Virginia
United Mine Workers Union
Ireland
Moundsville
W. Va
Karl Eafton
Cameron
District 6
Thomas Williams
W. A
Tony) Boyle
Steve Kochis
Bobtown
UMW
Ballaire
Willard Wirtz
Powhatan
Williams
Kafton
Leonard McVey
Governors Seek Unity at Southern Conference
Texas Governor Connally urged the 16 state Southern Governors Conference to focus on shared problems and deliberate beyond regional issues to strengthen national unity. Host Governor Carl Sanders dismissed race demonstrations as nuisances while delegates eyed multi million dollar industries and regional education amid leisure events like golf and a dove shoot.
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Connally
Carl Sanders
Sanders
Atlantic
Use Of Antibiotics For Acne Questioned
CHICAGO UP I report says antibiotics may not be more effective than placebos for acne. Dr Robert G Crounse of the University of Miami notes 24 percent improved with placebos and warns antibiotics bear high costs limited effectiveness and possible dangers.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
Robert G. Crounse
University of Miami School of Medicine
Coral Gables
Fila
Crounse
AMA Journal
Carpet Bag Weekly Publishes Mark Twain Works
The weekly Carpet Bag, started by Benjamin Shillaker in 1851, became the first periodical to publish Mark Twain writings.
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Benjamin Shillaker
Mark Twain
Real time computer system for UPI production lines
Computerized on line signal input and output replaces paper tape work at UPI. Mims Thomason says the system, developed with CEIR and RCA, offers real time processing with full backup, handling up to 40 input and 40 output lines and capable of five to six level conversion with automatic capitalization. Future plans include storing morgue material and typesetting local copy for newspapers.
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Mims Thomason
UPI
CEIR
Washington
RCA
Secandlin Electronics, Inc
Thomason
Barbra Streisand Emmys Quote Inspires Awe
United Press International sources quote Barbra Streisand accepting an Emmy for her one woman show My Name Is Barbra. She calls the award fantastic and recalls favorite childhood awards like the Oscars and Emmys.
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United Press International Hollywood
Barbra Streisand
My Name
Is Barbra
Death toll climbs as Betsy hammers New Orleans area
Dramatic reports from New Orleans describe a potential death toll in the hundreds with the police HQ basement used as a morgue. Navy divers and anti sub plane searches join rescue efforts as residents endure outages, looting, and displaced shelter life amid hundreds of millions in damage.
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Betsy
Bahamas
Florida
Gulf Coast
Orleans Parish
Nicholas Chetta
New Orleans
St. Bernardo
Plaquemines
Navy
South
Congress
India Pakistan clash widens front near Sialkot
Max Vanzi reports from the scene that heaviest fighting focused on Chambur area 20 miles southeast of Sialkot as India and Pakistan exchange tank battles. New Delhi says troops press three border sectors while UN efforts falter and Kosygin offers mediation.
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UPI
Max Vanzi
Chambur
Sialkot
Karachi
India
Kashmir
West Pakistan
Lahore
New Delhi
Lahore-Sialkot
All India Radio
Voice of India
Erwin Rommel
United Nations
Thant
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Rawalpindy
Delhi
Alexei Rodinov
Moscow
New York
U.N Security Council
Alexei Kosygin
Weirton Chief Elected President of WV Police Chiefs
Weirton Police Chief Edward Frankovich has been elected president of the West Virginia Association of Police Chiefs at a weekend meeting in Wheeling. More than a dozen police chiefs from across the state attended the gathering.
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Wheeling
UPI
Weirton
Edward Frankovich
West Virginia Association of Police Chiefs
Vietnam Division Lands at Qui Nhon Amid Secrecy Lift
More than 1,000 troops from Ft. Benning began landing at Qui Nhon as part of a 15-ship armada. The move follows weeks of near daily contact with guerrilla forces and aims to complete within a week. In Darlac province, Vietnamese forces captured 435 dissidents from the FULRO movement as American advisers pull back. General Westmoreland arrived Da Nang for briefings as Marines defend Ly My village against guerrilla attacks.
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Ft. Benning
Qui Nhon
Saigon
Darlac Province
Viet Nam
Fulro
United Front
U. S
Darlac
William C. Westmoreland
da Nang
U.S
Westmoreland
Ly My
Jailbreak at old jail leads to noted escapes and trial
Escape attempt ends with Curry and Hinkle recaptured on jail grounds while Briggs remains missing as replacement lockup looms. Prisoner Carl D. Whittaker, 21, on trial for the fatal stabbing of a Williamson housewife, was in a separate cell during the escape.
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Curry
Hinkle
Briggs
Carl D. Whittaker
Williamson
Sanders Says Race Problem Is Passed In South
Georgia governor Carl Sanders declared at the 1965 Southern Governors Conference in Sea Island that the race problem in the South is passed. Rival George Wallace questioned the value of resolutions while a grand jury in Hayneville, Alabama prepared to consider the slaying of Jonathan Daniels and the wounding of Rev. Richard Morrisroe. Other notes include civil rights leaders planning a Capitol vigil for the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party and Alabama voting list restrictions by probate judges.
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United Press International
Carl Sanders
Georgia
South
Sanders
Sea Island
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Supreme Court
Hayneville
Ala
Jonathan Daniels
Keene
N.H
Richard Morrisroe
Chicago
Tom Coleman
Daniels
Morrisroe
Washington
D.C
Capitol
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
White House
Montgomery
Thurgwood Marshall
Supreme Court of Felony
Quirks stickey business and other odd tidbits
Burglars raided 11 firms to net only 50 dollars while releasing a ton of molasses from a storage tank. In Thurgarton England vesper services move earlier to suit a TV program. A London area woman preserves her Renault by turning it into a coffee table. A seven foot purple weed wins a garden show prize of weed killer. In Tunbridge Wells insurance offers 20 percent burglary discounts citing watchdog dogs as deterrents.
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Cresco
Iowa
UPI
Elworth
England
Peter Critchley
West Virginia Firms Prepare for Space Age Conference
At least 125 West Virginia industrial firm representatives will attend a Charleston conference September 28-29 to map space age business adjustments. Gov. Hulett C. Smith hails the response as enthusiastic. NASA and major firms plan to send delegates to discuss securing more contracts for the state.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Hulett C. Smith
National Science and Space Administration
Deaths and Funerals James Elliott of Mabscott dies at 79
James Durham Elliott 79 of Mabscott died at home after a two month illness. Born in Old Fort North Carolina April 7 1886 he was married in 1910 to Grace Jane Smith. Survived by eight daughters three sons a sister a brother thirty one grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Melton Mortuary Chapel burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens.
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James Durham Elliott
Mabscott
Old Fort
N. C
Lafayette
Caroline Davis Elliott
Grace Jane Smith
Beaver
Raleigh Coal and Coke Co
West Virginia
Advent Christian Church
Umwa Dist
H. E
Bridgie) Moye
Don
Fairy) Skelton
Grover
Lorena) Trail
Harwood
Belva) James
Beck
Tom Elliott
Melton Mortuary Chapel
J. D. Shaffer
Orville Belcher
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Levi Wallace 80 Dies After Prolonged Illness
Levi Clinton Wallace 80 of Raleigh County died at his home at 4 a m today after an extended illness Born in Jefferson County NC November 20 1884 he was a son of the late Albert and Mary Hampton Wallace He was a retired miner and a member of Odd Missionary Baptist Church He was survived by three daughters Ruth Bolen Knoxville Naomi Davis New Port News and Clyde Pennington Mabscott Crarb Orchard plus eight grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren Eight sisters and a brother also survive The body is at Caffee Funeral Home pending arrangements
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Levi Clinton Wallace
Jefferson County
N.C
Albert and
Mary Hampton Wallace
Cora Lee Hawley Wallace
Odd Missionary Baptist Church
Raleigh County
Ruth Bolen
Chicago
Ill
Grady
Naomi) Davis
Knoxville
Tenn
Clyde Pennington
New Port News
Effie Vines
Charlottesville
Martha Meadows
Mabscott
Juston Cole
Crab Orchard
Bertha Green
New Smyrna
Fla
Ethel Bolen
Elmirage
Ariz
Hoyt Wallace
Ghent
Joe Capone 74 Dies After Extended Illness
Joe Capone 74 of Crab Orchard died at 7 30 p m Sunday in a local hospital after an extended illness He was a retired miner last worked at Helen Born in Italy March 19 1891 he was a son of the late Mr and Mrs Joe Capone Survived by a daughter Mrs Robert Ann Richmond Melbourne Fla and two grandchildren The service is set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace Chapel and viewing may be held after 10 a m Tuesday
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Joe Capone
Crab Orchard
Helen
Italy
Robert
Ann
Richmond
Melbourne
Fla
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Peace Chapel
Keatley Rites Held After Beckley Man's Death
Dewey Keatley 62 of Beckley formerly Mount Hope and Bradley died at Frost at 7 p m from a heart attack while visiting. Born Speedway Sept 7 1903 he was a retired miner and a member of Mount Hope Baptist Temple and the United Mine Workers of America. Survived by wife Hallie three sons Jack Kenneth and Hugh a brother E E two sisters and six grandchildren. Services 2 p m Wednesday at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Mount Hope with Rev Ray Franklin officiating burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Friends may call after 4 p m Tuesday at the funeral home.
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Dewey
D. A
Kennie Bowles Funeral Arrangements Announced
Kennie Bowles, 7, formerly of Pineville, will have funeral arrangements completed. The obituary notes family members and services to be announced locally, with plans pending for services and burial.
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Kennie Bowles
Pineville
State Chamber Elects 10 New Board Members
The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce elected ten new board members. They are Dr. Richard Gale Welch C Howard Hardesty Fairmont Dr Car Lee Kennedy Montgomery Dr John C Ludlum Morgantown J S McClinton Jr Parkersburg Ford R Morrow Ravenswood W R Ritter Jr Huntington James J Robinson Ripley Harold B Walker South Charleston and F S Woodford Charles Town.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Richard Gale
Welch
C. Howard Hardesty
Fairmont
Car Lee Kennedy
Montgomery
John C.ludlum
Morgantown
J.S. McClinton Jr
Parkersburg
Ford R. Morrow
Ravenswood
W. R.ritter Jr
Huntington
James J. Robinson
Ripley
Harold B. Walker
South Charleston
F. S. Woodford
Charles Town
Pete Del Moro Rites Planned After Los Angeles Death
Pete Del Moro 39 of Los Angeles formerly Beckley died at home Saturday of an apparent heart attack. Born Mabscott January 29, 1936 he was a World War II veteran and longtime employee of Greenbrier Ice Cream and Arnott and Swimm Construction Co. Survivors include two daughters Angela and Pamela a son Frank two brothers Vittorio of Chicago and Charles of Beckley three sisters Nino Del Moro Angela Bolen and Capt. Mary Del Moro. Body returned to Caffee Funeral Home for arrangements.
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Pete del Moro
Los Angeles
Calif
Beckley
Mabscott
Angelo del Moro
Greenbrier Ice Cream Company
Arnott and Swimm Construction Co
Angela
Pamela
Frank
Vittorio
Chicago
Ill
Charles
Nino del Moro
Washington, D. C
Fred
Angela) Bolen
Glen White
Mary del Moro
U. S. Air Force Nurse Corps
Rapid City
S. C
Caffee Funeral Home
Rev Joseph E Smith dies after long ministry in Greenbrier area
The Rev Joseph E Smith aged 72 of Hines died at his home at 5 am Sunday from an apparent heart attack. Born October 20 1893 in Springdale he was a longtime minister in Greenbrier and Fayette Counties, ordained in 1934, helped erect five churches and led three churches at his death. He was to assist in a Renick revival starting Sunday. Survived by wife Davie Sanford Smith two sons Walter Hines and Garland Rainelle two daughters Revena Boggs Hines and Fileen Walkup New Port News Va sister Mrs Elsie Lawson MacArthur two brothers George and Clarence Rainelle 13 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be conducted at Amwell Baptist Church with body at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home East Rainelle pending completion.
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Joseph E. Smith
Hines
Springdale
Harve
Jane Simms Smith
Greenbrier
Fayette
Renick
Davie Sanford Smith
Walter
Garland
Rainelle
Joe
Revena) Boggs
French
Fileen
New Port News
John
Elsie) Lawson
MacArthur
George
Clarence
Amwell Baptist Church
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
East Rainelle
Mrs Virginia Wall dies at 92 in Oakvale
Mrs. Virginia Day Wall, 92, of Oakvale, died Sunday in a Princeton hospital after a short illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Church of God in Kellysville with Rev. Lonnie Hollingsworth, burial in Oakvale Cemetery. She was mother of Mrs. Russell ONeal of Crab Orchard and born March 4, 1873 in Giles County Virginia. She was a Regular Baptist and the body rests at Johnson Funeral Home in Oakvale.
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Virginia Day Wall
Oakvale
Church of God
Kellysville
Lonnie Hollingsworth
Regular Baptist Church
Johnson Funeral Home
Rose Anne Day Keep former Miss Porter's co principal dies
Farmington Connecticut reports the death of Rose Anne Day Keep age 83, former co principal of Miss Porter's School. The obituary notes she died Saturday, with services expected in the coming days.
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Farmington, Conn
UPI
Rose Anne Day Keep
Miss Porter
Frankfort farm expert Lewis Stewart dies at 62
Frankfort Indiana born Lewis Stewart a renowned farm expert and former Purdue University athlete died Saturday at the age of 62. He contributed to agricultural practices and mentoring later years. Stewart's death marks the loss of a longtime figure in Midwest farming and sports circles.
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