Airliner Ordered to Reinstate Stewardess After Marriage
In Dallas a neutral arbitrator ruled Braniff International Airways must reinstate Betty Green, a stewardess fired after marrying, upholding union calls to end groundings of married flight attendants. The four member board split, with the majority siding with seniority for reinstatement. Braniff provided no comment.
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Chicago
API
Air Line Pilots Association
Betty Green
Dellas
Breniff International Airways
Mra
Green
Cate
Roward
US District Court
Dallas
Walter
Gray
Braniff
Boyer Arrives To Arrange For Son's Funeral
West Los Angeles police say Charles Boyer’s 21 year old son Michael died from a possible self inflicted gunshot in his Coldwater Canyon home after an engagement with Marilyn Campbell or a Russian roulette game. Boyer arrived from Paris to arrange the funeral as detectives weigh suicide versus an accidental shot.
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West Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Boyer
Michael
Coldwater Canyon
Boyer
Paris
Los Angeles
Marilyn Campbell
John Kirsh
Valiant Records
Four Star Productions
Nigeria Next On Astronauts Tour
American astronauts L Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad Jr arrived in Nigeria after visiting Greece Turkey Ethiopia and Madagascar on the Gemini mission. They depart Monday and gave President Kenyatta Masai spears and a Rift Valley photo from the Gemini 5 flight.
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Nigeria
Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
L. Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad Jr
Jomo Kenyatta
Middle East
Africa
Greece
Turkey
Ethiopia
Malagasy
Conrad
Cooper
United States
Mombassa
Kenyatta
Rift Valley
Viet Nam Front Reports Heavy Combat Across Key Areas
Government forces and U S units reported sustained action across Vietnam with multiple engagements. The U S Army 1st Infantry claimed 14 Viet Cong killed near Bien Hoa and Saigon areas, while a government advance said 84 guerrillas fell northwest of Hue. Nearby clashes added 28 more guerrillas killed, and Da Nang perimeter skirmishes continued with Marines and the 1st Air Cavalry engaging probing forces at dawn.
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US. Army
Bien Hoa
Saigon
Hue
da Nang
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Man Who Shot Two Pa Troopers Escapes Jail
James E. Szulczewski, one of three Milwaukee men convicted of wounding two state troopers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, escaped Lan caster County Prison by scaling a 2 foot wall using a 10 foot long rope made from ticking strips. He had been sentenced to 16 to 20 years after a June shooting incident. authorities searched rail depots and bus terminals as a manhunt spread.
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Lancaster
UPI
James E. Szulczewski
Milwaukee
Lancaster County
Szulczewski
Wiliam G. Johnstone Jr
Jack Tracy
Immedi
Ately
Johnstone
Herbert F. Langnes Jr
Gerald L. Larson
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Here
Turnpike
Langnes
Western State Penitentiary
Allegheny County
State
Lerson
Jailbreak fugitive Lemay hunted as scattered leads fail
Miami authorities pursued dozens of tips about Georges Lemay and his wife Lise after he escaped the Dade County jail. Reports placed them in motels, bars, airports, and transit depots, but none proved solid. An immigration officer checked Nassau for a flight link to the Bahamas. the bank theft linked to a 1961 Montreal heist may total $4 million with 18 million missing.
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Miami
UPI
Georges Lemay
Lise
Sheriffs Department
Lemay
Nassau
Montreal
Dade County
T. A. Buchanan
Sheriff's Office
Fire hits naval relay station near secure area
Navy officials said other men on duty escaped unhurt as fire damaged a military relay station. Most hospital patients were overcome by smoke yet deemed in satisfactory condition. A Japanese fireman was injured. Photographers were barred and one photographer was arrested after attempting to photograph the main gate. film was confiscated. Names of victims withheld pending kin notification.
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U.S. Navy
Navy
Second gang robs payroll car with ammonia spray in London
In North London a second gang attacked a payroll car using ammonia squirters just a day after a $39,600 daylight ambush. Six men fled with an empty payroll sack while two others, photographer William J. Collins and demolition worker Ernest C. Page, 39, faced court under escort for involvement. Police seized $2,800 in raids. one officer suffered a serious head injury as police escorts were overwhelmed.
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London
UPI
William J. Collins
Ernest C. Page
Tottenham
North Lond
Britain
26th New Martinsville Regatta Set Saturday
Trials open here Saturday for the 26th annual New Martinsville Regatta on the Ohio River. Entrants include the 1965 Presidential Cup winner and the 1964 Governor's Cup victor. Elwood Priescott Jr. of Cambridge and Royce Richards chase national points in hydroplane classes Fat Chance and 150 cubic inch.
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Ohio River
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Morris Harvey College
Elwood
Woody” Priescott Jr
Cambridge
Royce Richards
Detroit
Fat Chance
George English
Final rites for Thomas Crawford in Beckley
Thomas Crawford of Rt 2 Beckley died unexpectedly Thursday morning after a heart attack. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 am at First Christian Church with Rev. Walter Griswold in charge, burial at Tom Lilly Cemetery in Ghent. The body remains at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home with calls. Mountain Lodge No. 15% Coal City to conduct memorial rites at 9 am, with pallbearers Eldred Hampton Henry Roles Oscar Chambers Remus McVey Herry Hambrick Sam Friend.
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Thomas Crawford
Beckley
First Christian Church
Walter H. Griswold
Tom Lilly
Ghent
Crawford
Kevyser- Bryant
Mountain Lodge
Coal City
Lodge
Eldred Hampton
Henry Roles
Oscar Chambers
Remus McVey
Herry Hambrick
Sam Friend
Drafted To Meet Soviet Objections New U.S. Nuclear Proposal Is First
Washington reporting that the United States outlined a new disarmament plan in an ambassadorial address at the United Nations. The proposal calls for transferring fissionable material from weapons to peaceful uses and marks a first concrete U.S. step toward nuclear disarmament to answer Soviet objections.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
United States
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Goldberg
Howard Miller Graveside Rites Held in White Whitesville
Howard Miller of 6. Horse Creek was found dead at his home Wednesday night and graveside rites were held today at the family cemetery with Rev. Ernest Bias presiding. A former miner and carpenter he was a brother of Don Miller of Glen Daniel. Death attributed to natural causes. Armstrong Funeral Home of Whitesville arranged services.
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Howard Miller
Horse Creek
Ernest Bias
Miller
Don Miller
Glen Daniel
Armstrong Funeral Home
Whitesville
No Give In News Strike In New York City
Mayor Wagner seeks end to nine day old newspaper strike as talks with the Times Guild and Publishers Association stall. Guild and masters union cite sticky issues on automation pensions severance pay and union shop. Mailers remain idle and vow not to return without a new contract.
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New York
UPI
Robert
Wagner
New York City
New York Times
American Newspaper Guild
Publishers Association of New York City
Times and Guild
Times
Publishers Association of
the Times
Peyton Pushes for Regional Offices and State Promotion
Governor Peyton outlines plans to open regional offices in New York and California and other areas, seeking budget funds for the offices and for the Industrial Development Authority. He urges advertising to attract industry and tourism, with volunteers from the Progress Corps to spread the West Virginia story. The effort targets reversing youth migration by changing the state’s image.
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New York
California
Peyton
Industrial Development Authority
West Virginia
Governor's Progress Corps
West
India-Pakistan cease-fire strains persist on borders
Reports say China withdraws from Chola and Yakla passes while Nathula remains menaced. Pakistan claims 1,600 square miles still under its control as Indian and Pakistani forces clash near Jhangar and Asutar. Shastri warns China and Pakistan any renewed attack will meet firm response. Pakistan accuses India of exploiting a cease-fire extension to prepare a broader offensive.
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Dongchui la Pass
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
West Pakistan
Rajasthan
Sind Dessert
Jhangar
U.N
Asutar
Jaisalmer
Lal Bahadur Shastri
All-India Radio
Shastri
Subcontinent
China
Himalayan
Peking
Indian Kashmir
Tibet
Kashmir-Tibet
West
Indians Parade 800 Sheep at Chinese Embassy Protest
A festive crowd of about 100000 in New Delhi staged a sheep parade painting 800 sheep in bright colors to deride China amid accusations over sheep theft from Tibet. The march from Connaught Circle to the Chinese embassy disrupted traffic as officers guarded the area.
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New Delhi
UPI
Tibet
Sikkim
Sikm
Connaught Circle
China
Spain
Portugal
Reserves Project Adds National Guard Units and Draft Elevation
Officials expect no recruitment difficulties as the draft surges to over 236000 per month. Three National Guard divisions will reach about 15000 men, drawn from the 26th Massachusetts 28th Pennsylvania 30th North Carolina and 42nd New York. Brigades rise to about 3500 each with top brigades in Hawaii Nebraska Kansas Puerto Rico Arizona Tennessee and New Jersey.
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National Guard
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
New York
Hawaii
Nebraska
Kansas
Puerto Rico
Arizona
30Th Armored Division
Tennessee
50Th Armored Division
New Jersey
Council discusses meaning of world in new document
Council delegates define world as both the created universe and the human family. Some experts say outer space is implied, while others fault the text for neglecting automation advances and issues faced by single women.
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Council
Oklahoma removes NEA blacklist status for schools
The National Education Association lifted sanctions on Oklahoma's school system shortly after voters approved a record 28.7 million dollar financing plan. NEA leaders cited progress while noting not all problems are solved. Governor Bellman called the move unwarranted. The NEA panel said districts should leverage new legislation and that the body will monitor Oklahoma's educational progress.
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Washington
UPI
Oklahoma
National Education Association
NEA
Henry Bellman
William G. Carr
Oklahoma Education Association
Carr
Association
Governor To Crown Buckwheat Queen at Festival
Diana Parker of Rowlesburg is to be crowned Queen Ceres XXIV by Gov. Hulett C. Smith at the 24th annual buckwheat festival in Kingwood. Two Preston County high school princesses attend, with maids of honor Mary Ann Phares and Sharon Wiley. Honorary parade chairman is West Virginia coach Bucky Waters. Editor Jim Comstock will crown Queen Buckwheat on Saturday.
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Kingwood
UPI
Diana Parker
Rowlesburg
Hulett C. Smith
Preston County
Miss Parker
Mary Ann Phares
Sharon Wiley
West Virginia
Bucky Waters
Jim Comstock
Hillbilly
U S Officials Fear India Could Enter Nuclear Race
Washington officials voiced grave concern that India might start producing nuclear weapons. Eight Indian MPs urged Prime Minister Shastri to move to weapons production, a step the United States warns could trigger a wider arms race and undermine global disarmament efforts. American scientists estimate India could reach explosive device production in about 18 months.
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Washington
UPI
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Johnson
United States
Pakistan
Red China
Peking
Shastri
Russia
Britain
Dorothy Malone battle over heart surgery in Beverly Hills
Dallas actress Dorothy Malone faced a major operation after fainting at her Beverly Hills home. Surgeons removed massive clots passing to the lungs while a heart-lung machine kept her alive. Weston reported her heart stopped during the first hour and blood donations poured in from 150 to 200 volunteers nationwide.
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Weston
Miss Malone
United States
Dallas
Humphrey Bogart
Jacques Bergerac
Boy, 14 Held In Theft Of 10 Cars
A 14 year-old Detroit boy was held on charges of stealing 10 cars. He claimed he aimed to visit his father in South Charleston West Virginia, and said the thefts occurred between Detroit and Chillicothe Ohio. He wrecked one car near Columbus but talked his way out of it before stealing another and being captured after a chase by Ohio Highway Patrol FBI and multiple police agencies.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
FBI
Bluestone Dam Power Hearing Is Continued
CHARLESTON UPI The Public Service Commission continued until Oct 11 a hearing on Appalachian Electric Power Co s plan to build a hydroelectric plant at Bluestone Reservoir near Hinton The delay allows intervenors counsel time to review testimony by Gregory S Bassell of Ameri can Electric Power Service Corp who said hydro units would cost about 10 percent less to operate than steam units
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Charleston
UPI
Public Service Commission
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Bluestone Reservoir
Hinton
William T. Crist
North Carolina Electric Membership Corp
Blue Ridge Electric Membership Corp
Gregory S. Bassell
New York
Bassell
American Electric Power Service Corp
Appalachian
UMW Officials Meet to End Wildcat Strike
UMW officials from four districts meet in Clarksville Pa to map a path to end a 17 day wildcat strike that has idled nearly 11 000 miners across three states. Tony Boyle seeks a return to work while dissidents and locals urge resolution and respect for picket lines.
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Clarksville
UPI
United Mineworkers
Washington
Tony Boyle
UMW
Hanna Coal Co
Ireland
Moundsville
W. Va
Ohio
West Virginia
UMW International
District 6
Steve Kochis
Bobtown
Boyle
Pennsylvania
Coal Man Testifies Of Being Target In Tennessee Trial
Howard Higgins, former coal mine operator, testifies his home in Tennessee valley faced bullets and dynamite during coal field troubles. He describes 75 to 100 bullet holes and shells of 25 sticks plus two primers, in a $30 million anti-trust suit against the United Mine Workers of America.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
UMW
United States Urges UN Talks With Communists Over Vietnam
U S Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg urged the United Nations to keep Peking out of the world body until the Communist regime abandons its policy of chaos and violence. He offered to exchange nuclear arms data with Russia and transfer uranium for peaceful uses if Moscow does likewise, pressing for a peaceful settlement of Vietnam and appeals to the Security Council and Secretary General Thant to push talks. Gromyko countered that U S appeals remain unfulfilled.
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International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Russia
Assembly
United States
Viet Nam
U.N
Security Council
Thant
Lilley Nomination Delayed by Senate Banking Committee
The Lilley Senate Banking Committee examines Tom Lilley of Bluefield West Virginia for a board seat at the Export-Import Bank. A final vote is postponed. Lilley, married with three children, has led Ford Motor Co.'s international operations for years.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Banking Committee
Tom Lilley
Bluefield
W. Va
Export-Import Bank
Lilley
Ford Motor Co
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