Kosygin Promises Ratification of Soviet US Consular Treaty
At Glassboro summit Kosygin told President Johnson Russia will ratify the Soviet US consular treaty despite earlier delays. UPI notes the treaty, giving added protection to Americans in Russia, cleared the Senate by 62 to 38. No date given for Russian action.
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Washington
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Pres
Kent Johnson
Glassboro
Russia
U.S
Kosygin
Johnson
Senate
Egyptian Israeli clashes resume on east bank before cease-fire
Reports say Egyptian artillery and air strikes silenced by 3 pm after Israeli and Arab exchanges. Egypt claimed six Israeli tanks and armored vehicles were knocked out in three days. No casualty figures were given in Saturday communiques. A Saudi radio broadcast in Cairo said oil shipments to the United States and Britain should continue while denying involvement in aiding Israel.
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East Bank
Egypt
Port Said
Suez Canal
Cairo
United States
Britain
Radio
Jeddah
Israel
Funeral Notices and Burial Details for Local Residents
A garbled funeral notice outlines services for multiple local residents. The text references cemetery interment at a city area, with times around morning and afternoon, and mentions a church service location and a reception or go home portion. Names and exact dates are unclear due to damaged text.
Pompidou Talks Clash With Soviets on Middle East
French Premier Georges Pompidou urged the Kremlin to back rights of all people, including Israel, during five days of talks in Moscow. He failed to secure public recognition of Israel navigational rights in the Straits of Tiran and Suez Canal. A communique and a TV interview signaled a growing French Soviet alliance and a potential shift toward considering Israel's future alongside Arab losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Georges Pompidou
Kremlin
Israel
Mideast
Pompidou
Alexei Kosygin
U.S
Vietnam
Nuernbert Trial For Tshombe
El Moujahid calls for a Nürnberg type show trial for Moise Tshombe as Algeria weighs extradition to Congo where he was condemned to death in absentia. Officials assess timing and the fate of eight entourage members after their jet was diverted to Algeria.
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Algiers
UPI
el Moujahid
Moise Tshombe
Justice Ministry
Supreme Court
Tshombe
Congo
Algeria
Governor Wallace Faces Exploratory Surgery Date
Alabama Governor Lureen Wallace remains in hospital as doctors prepare to complete cancer tests and set an exploratory surgery date. Press secretary Ed Ewing reports she is feeling fine and up and about, with discharge unlikely Saturday.
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Houston
UPI
Alabama
Lureen Wallace
Ed Ewing
Clark
Nuclear method detects metallic impurities for space program
AEC scientists describe a method to detect metal impurities by atomizing samples with an electrical charge and passing the atoms through a curved magnetic field onto a photographic plate. Heavier particles drift outward while lighter ones stay inward, revealing impurity levels.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Upi
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
July Dog Days Bring Rain Forecast In Mason-Dixon Area
Weatherman predicts variable clouds in Mason-Dixon today with a high near 90 and possible afternoon thundershowers. Forecast for Monday calls for fair warm weather with highs near 99. Morgantown Flight Service notes temperatures from Morgan Town Airport yesterday.
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Mason-Dixon
Morgantown
Middle East council clash over cease-fire and Israeli actions
El Kony told the United Nations Security Council that Egyptian forces opened fire and Israel acted only when its safety was at risk. He urged a conclusive condemnation of Israel for cease-fire violations as the Middle East tension deepens.
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Council
el Kony
Abba S. Eban
Moshe I Dayan
Israel
Gaza Strip
Jordan
United States
Britain
United Nations
Middle East
General Assembly
Moscow
Jerusalem
Soviets Replace Arab War Arms
Washington officials say the Soviet Union has used air and sea lifts to replace a large portion of Arab weapons lost in the Middle East war. Reports indicate about half of Arab aircraft and a quarter of tanks have been replenished, with uncertainty about further shipments and no agreed arms ceiling in place.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Middle East
DeMolay Ping-Pong Marathon Enters Eighth Day
The DeMolay chapter hosts an eight day ping-pong marathon in a garage at 529 Louise Ave starting at noon yesterday. Participants work in 2 to 3 hour shifts to keep the event running.
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Louise Ave
Funeral services set for George Molnar Jr after fatal accident
George Molnar Jr 18 of Brookhaven died Friday night in a motorcycle crash on Route 73 near Cheat Road in Morgantown. He was a WVU student and Morgantown Post Office employee born January 27 1949. Services Monday at 2 pm in Brookhaven Methodist Church with burial at Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens.
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George Molnar Jr
Cheat Rd
George
Sarah Wilson,Molnar
Brookhaven
University
Morgantown
Molnar
Cheat Road
Canyon Road
University Hospital
Pam
Keith Duan Molnar
Brenda Joyce Molnar
Fred L. Jenkins
Monady
Robert Sypolt
Brookhaven Methodist Church
Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens
Sarah Wilson Molnar
West Virginia University
Keith Duane Molnar
Beverly Hills Memorial Garden
Lillie Blanche Paugh dies at 66 in Keyser
Lillie Blanche Paugh 66 of Keyser died Thursday night at Garrett County Memorial Hospital. Born falls, daughter of Abraham Stonebraker and Alice Shrout, she was a Grace Methodist Church member. Survived by husband Edgar M. Paugh, two daughters Violet Guerrieri Morgantown and Betty Lou Hefner Keyser, two sons Hitler D. Paugh Keyser and Eddie Mack Paugh Glen Burnie, Md, three sisters Arbutis A. Hines Dallas Tex Edith Pitcher Martinsburg.
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Lillie Blanche Paugh
Keyser
Garrett County Memorial Hospital
Falls
Abraham Stonebraker
Alice Shrout
Grace Methodist Church
Edgar M. Paugh
Violet B. Guerrieri
Morgantown
Betty Lou Hefner
Hitler D. Paugh
Eddie Mack Paugh
Glen Burnie
Arbutis A. Hines
Dallas
Tex
Edith Pitcher
Martins
McClure Named To Emory Dean’s List
David C. McClure son of Dr and Mrs C Dean McClure of Woodland Road was named to Emory College Atlanta Jean s list he was a freshman last year and the dean s list requires a B plus or better.
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David C. McClure
C. Dean McClure
Woodland Rd
Emory College
Atlanta
David
Emory
Births and discharges list from area hospitals
Births reported at Greene County Hospital and Preston Memorial Hospital including Josephine Barnhart’s newborn in Deep Valley and Harold Sigley’s daughter in Tunnelton. Discharges at Monongalia General and St Vincent Pallotti noted along with staff assignments for Monday and nursing assistants.
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Greene County
Josephine Barnhart
Deep Valley
Margaret C. Dearing
Jefferson, Pa
Michael Jankovic
Fredericktown
Berard Imrich
Bobtown
Preston Memorial
Harold R. Sigley
Tunnelton
Rufus J. Reed
Terra Alta
Hilda Haskiell
Opal Cobin
Robert Lynn Burge
Ringwood
Garnett Bell
Cornth
Israel Leader Suggests Reuniting Premier and Defense Posts
In Tel Aviv Prime Minister Levi Eshkol proposed merging the prime minister and defense minister roles, fueling talk that General Moshe Dayan could leave the cabinet. Eshkol noted prior dual-roles proved effective and criticized praise for the victory without naming individuals.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Levi Eshkol
Moshe Dayan
Eshkol
Yediot Sharonet
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Camp Dawson
Col
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Salt Lake
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Glen B. Hays
Charleston
Thoroy Nary
GALLO
Fale
Sip
Earl
Cometery
Om -Neon
Pry God
Sonurdar
Omnao Sender
Mou
Gore Je
Memeriot
Gor
Allen Monument Company
Nuernbert
Gov. Wallace
E. B. Morgan
Fairchance
Markleysburg
Fayette County
George D. Morgan
Charles I
Jesse I. Morgen
Detroit
Mich
Co E. Laughrey
Elizabeth M. Gaschler
Goldsboro
Frank S. Marstiller
Frank Scott Marstiller
Elkins
Oakland Veterans’ Hospital
Pittsburgh
Ralph F. Marstiller
First Methodist Church and Men's Bible Class
N.W. Daniels American Legion Post
Izaak Walton League
Lohr Funeral Home
Burg
Myrtle Carrico
John W. Stonebraker
Core
Markwood
Marvan Frame
Lahmansville Cemetery
Lahmansville
Earl R. Davis
Te Mile Ground
Monongalia County
Coleman
Frances C. Swisher Davis
Eulah Lee Mays Davis
Arthur C. Davis
Norris Savage
Friendsville
Derings
Grafton City
Beatrice Plum
Ethel Shaw
Grafton
Ruth Wolfe
Independence
Monongalia General Medical
Sarah M. Warner
Blacksville
Hazel Marshall
Robert Boyd
Samual Summers
Thomas Hammond
Charles Lazier
Philip Duda
Olive Lynch
Sharon Jackson
Michelle Jackson
Ross Flanagan
Forrest Jones
Melvin Letley
Donald Haines
Paul Bennett
Mary Bowery
Rebecca Godfrey
Donald Garrison
Clyde Brand
Jay Brand
ST. Vincent Pallotti Medical
Earl Walls
Short St
Jesse Cowell
Point Marion
John Fullmer
Route 4
Mamie Woodhull
West Ave
Patricia Nola
Hillcrest
Willie Moore
Fairview
Steve Vincent
Star City
Sam Durich
May Evanto
Grace Fields
Moser Howell
Mary Jackson
Aldeen Johnson
Hazel Johblinger
Betty Kureaba
Linda Radabaugh
Ellie Rodgers
James Starr
Frances Shatter
James Youst
Guy Cesa
Rogers
Sterling
Roge
S&h
Chico Allstar Dairy CD
A&p
Richwood Ave
Willey ST
University Foodland
University Avenue
Friends Westover Foodland
Dunkard Avenue
VIMCO
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