WVU Board of Governors elects Ralph Bean president
Ralph Bean, a Hardy County attorney and former State Senate president, was elected president of the West Virginia University Board of Governors during a Saturday meeting. The board approved a land swap with Monongalia County Court and endorsed a GE bid to equip a new educational television station.
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Hardy County
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West Virginia University Board of Governors
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Monongalia
General Electric
United States Pushes Broad Debate at UN Middle East Session
The United States urged the General Assembly to debate all Middle East peace proposals rather than only the Soviet resolution calling for condemnation of Israel and withdrawal of forces. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg opened the floor with the broad demand, while Kosygin showed no objection. Jordan’s El-Farra accused Goldberg of diverting from the core issue of Israeli withdrawal and aggression. The assembly, led by Pazhwak, signaled a long U.S.–Soviet duel over the region as talks opened in UN headquarters.
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N.Y
United States
General Assembly
Middle East
Soviet Union
Israel
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Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Muhammad El-Farra
Jordan
Goldberg
Assembly
Russia
Kosygin
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Vietnam
Pazhwak
Thant
U. N
Johnson
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations General Assembly
Johnson plans postal rate rise faces early subcommittee review
President Johnson’s proposed three grade postal rate increase is due for a first major subcommittee report within two weeks. The House subcommittee is expected to back higher third class mail hikes than the Administration requested. Senator Kennedy urged Defense Dept to end NRA subsidies for annual rifle matches as firearms control legislation gains push. The Senate Ethics Committee met to bolster charges against Senator Dodd ahead of a possible censure vote Monday.
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House
Edward Kennedy
D.-Mass
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United Nations Session Demands Broad Peace Debate
The United States urged General Assembly to debate all Middle East peace proposals not just the Soviet call for Israel condemnation. Kosygin visited New York amid talks, while the Vietcong suffered heavy losses in War Zone D and an Air Force C 130 crash at Ankhe killed 28 with 21 survivors.
Reading Highlights in 22 Comics Across 8 Pages
The issue touts a bonus section with 22 best comics presented in 8 pages and a Family Weekly edition spanning 16 pages. It promotes a curated reading set for readers seeking varied humor and features for the week.
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Family Weekly
Johnson Holt Camp David talks hover over Soviet summit
President Johnson and Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt met at Camp David where Johnson called prospects for a Soviet American summit “iffy.” He left open the possibility of talks with Kosygin and planned to stay at Camp David into Monday, with Kosygin in New York for a UN session on the Middle East.
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Cincinnati Returns to Normal After Guard Standby
National guardsmen remained on alert in Cincinnati as officials said the city had returned to normal. About 1,000 guardsmen were pulled from streets and housed at Shady Brook Armory with standby orders, and detachments were hoped for Monday. No disturbances occurred over the past two nights and calm returned to other trouble spots nationwide.
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Francis Folk
Crash Kills 28 Soldiers Returning From Vacation In Vietnam
A U.S. C130 transport crashed at An Khe base killing 28 of 49 aboard with 13 injured. The four engine plane from Saigon and Pleiku attempted takeoff for Qui Nhon and exploded after veering off the runway. Fire crews aided victims at the 1st Air Cavalry Division headquarters 230 miles north of Saigon.
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McNamara to Review Cost of Vietnam War
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara will fly to Saigon to review war costs and troop needs. The Pentagon projects $25 000 per year per U S soldier, with calls for over 100 000 more troops amid a balanced assessment of Communist responses and allied support.
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UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
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Earle G. Wheeler
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China claims first hydrogen bomb test amid Kosygin visit
Peking radio announced China successfully exploded a hydrogen bomb in western China on Saturday, marking a new stage in its nuclear weapons program. The U S Atomic Energy Commission said the test yield was several megatons. The claim followed Kosygin's arrival in New York and did not specify a test site.
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China
Alexei N. Kosygin
United Nations
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Peking
New York
Alexei Kosygin
Red China
Washington
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New China Agency
Peking Agency
Test Could Trigger New Missile Vight
Senior military analysts say China’s hydrogen bomb test will pressure the United States to deploy a missile defense. They warn the threat to American cities remains unlikely until China develops an ICBM and builds a capable arsenal. McNamara opposes, while the Joint Chiefs push harder backed by Congress.
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Washington
China
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Levy Denied Freedom During Appeal for Army Captain
Army Captain Howard Levy remains in custody as his conviction on disloyalty charges is appealed. Attorney Charles Morgan Jr. of the ACLU reports all requests for parole or release, including parole to his father or cash bond, have been denied. Morgan says he will pursue appropriate legal action to win release during the appeal.
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Army
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Charles Morgan Jr
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