Mine Safety Laws Should Be Rewritten Says Director
Washington AP director of the U S Bureau of Mines John F O Leary called the 1952 mine safety acts ineffective and urged passage of Sept 11 legislation to allow mandatory health and safety standards with penalties He warned disasters will continue without broad reform and ongoing research plus greater responsibility by management and labor
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Washington
John F. O'Leary
U.S. Bureau of Mines
O'Leary
Secretary of the Interior
Mannington
W. Va
Salvation Army Christmas Fund Kettles Start Friday
Major Robert Boyce of the Salvation Army announced the Christmas program is underway with applications now being accepted at the Citadel Office. Red kettles staffed by volunteers will appear Friday at A-Mart Westgate Flair Bluefield J.C. Penney and W T Grant with additional shifts by Masonic lodge and Cumberland Heights Lions Club Saturday at Penney's and Westgate respectively.
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Robert Boyce
Salvation Army
Army
Citadel
Commerce St
Savation Army
Boyce
A-Mart
Westgate
Flair
Bluefield Avenue
J. C. Penney Company
Federal Street
W. T. Grant Company
Cumberland Road
Masonic Bluefield Lodge No. 3
M. S. Harris
Penney’s
Cumberland Heights Lions Club
FAA Fines Seaboard World Airlines Five Thousand Dollars
The FAA penalized Seaboard World Airlines five thousand dollars for faulty navigation gear on a U S troop carrying charter that was forced down on Russian territory last June. The DC 8 63F carrying 214 service members diverted to Iturup Island after radar and Doppler sensor failures and pilot training gaps were cited.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Authority
Seaboard World Airlines
U.S
FAA
Vietnam
Shemya
Alaska
Misawa
Japan
Iturup Island
Kurile Chain
Soviet Union
Joseph Tosolini
Defense Department
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Advertising Rates Notice
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists subscription terms and rates for carrier and mail delivery, including West Virginia and other zones, with contact details for advertising inquiries and a note on AP news use rights.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
West
Virginia
Bureau of Cinema Advertising
Ocean the Katz
Moore Heads to National Governors Conference
Gov elect Arch A. Moore Jr. left Charleston with his wife Shelley and aides William Loy and Norman Yost for a three day National Governors Conference in Palm Springs California. Nixon plans to speak Friday night at the event. Moore expected back in West Virginia Monday.
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Charleston
W.va
Arch A. Moore Jr
Palm Springs
Calif
Moore
West Virginia
Shelley
William Loy
Norman Yost
Richard M. Nixon
Korea Opens Talks With U S on Defence and Economy
South Korea’s foreign minister Choi Kyu Hah met U S officials led by AID head William S Gaud to discuss boosting economic growth and strengthening military defenses amid North Korea threats. He noted continued U S aid is essential while noting past cuts and ongoing negotiations as tensions rise in the region.
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Washington
South Korea
Choi Kyu-Hah
U.S
North Korea
William S. Gaud
Choi
Gaud
Congress
Park Chung Hee
Soldier McLaughlin Loses Suit Against Vietnam Transfer
Charles Wiliam McLaughlin a 27 year old New York stock broker lost a court bid to block his transfer to Vietnam. The Army said due to limited service time it would not move him overseas and reassigned him to Ft Bragg. He had filed two restraining orders earlier and faced Lt Gen Tolson in the Fourth Circuit ruling.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Charles Wiliam MccLaughlin
New York
Vietnam
McLaughlin
John J. Tolson
Ft. Bragg
Braxton Craven
4Th Circuit
Governors discuss Nixon cabinet as Babcock padges Secretary bid
Western Republican leaders meet in Palm Springs to back Tim Babcock of Montana for interior secretary while debating Nixon's future cabinet. Governors Evans of Washington and McCall of Oregon express support. Reagan notes possible appointment for lieutenant governor Robert Finch.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Tim Babcock
Montana
U. S. Interior
Nixon
Babcock
Tom McCall
Oregon
Dan Evans
Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Robert H. Finch
Reagan
Finch
Soviet Cruiser 311 Heads to Black Sea Via Bosporus
A Soviet warship identified as Cruiser No 311 crossed the Bosporus on Wednesday en route to the Black Sea from the Mediterranean. About 50 Soviet navy vessels are in the Mediterranean.
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Istanbul
Bosporus
Black Sea
Mediterranean
1,000 Demonstrators Forced Off San Francisco State Campus
San Francisco State College faced a peaceful show of force as about 1,000 strike demonstrators were dispersed by around 500 police. Earlier violence subsided, with leaders estimated at 200 to 300, and Dr. S I Hayakawa serving as acting president after the resignation of Robert Smith.
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San Francisco
San Francisco State College
S. I. Hayakawa
Wiiem
James Currin
College
Hayakawa
Robert Smith
Harrisonburg Blaze Destroys Block Downtown
Flames swept a half block in downtown Harrisonburg early Wednesday destroying a Water Street fabric store and adjacent shops. Fire chief estimated total damage around 400000 dollars after six departments battled the blaze for hours. Investigators from the state fire marshal planned to examine the cause later.
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Harrisonburg
Virginia
J. W. Humes
Ether Fire Companies
Staunton
Water Street
Nixon and Mills discuss budget and tax policy plans
The two leaders weigh the fate of the surtax slated to expire June 30 and the impact of ongoing spending. Mills notes uncertainty about automatic inflation raises while affirming no sharp policy rift with Nixon. The talks also cover tax credits for social programs and forthcoming foreign policy briefs.
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Capitol Hill
Nixon
Vietnam
National Association of Manufacturers
Arkansas
McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Paris
Robert D. Murphy
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Harriman
Ronald L. Ziegler
Lodge
Ziegler
United Nations
Humphrey
Minnesota
Daniel P. Moynihan
Moynihan
Housing and Urban Development
Wright and Hicks Dies in Virginia and Lebanon
Grover Cleveland Wright 77 of Grundy Virginia dies after short illness in Grundy hospital. Funeral at home with Rev. Lane and Rev. Elmer. burial Wright Family Cemetery. Boyd Hicks Jr. 45 of Lebanon dies of apparent heart attack at Lebanon General Hospital. funeral arrangements incomplete. Fred C Bernard of Weirton dies after long illness. funeral at Keystone Methodist Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Bluewell.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleve) Wright
Grundy
Harman
Odd Fellows Grundy Lodge
John Lane
Elmer Church
Wright Family
Lee Town
Route 2
1.0.C.F
Union
Odd Fellows
Virginia Funeral
Boyd (Shorty) Hicks Jr
Lebanon
Lebanon General Hospital
Lebanon Chapel
The
Cravens - Shires Funeral Home
Bluewell
Mrs Virgie Mae Cole Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Virgie Mae Cole aged 68 of 106 Scott Street Princeton died at her home Wednesday night after a long illness. The body is at Seaver Mortuary in Princeton pending completion of funeral arrangements.
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Virgie Mae Cole
Scott St
Princeton
Seaver Mortuary
Princeton Pendhing
Funeral Notices from Bluefield Area
Obituary column lists multiple funeral services for Charlotte Prentice Otis Nelson Dillow Holden Blevins Basil Dale Grady Elmore and relatives with service times venues and burial details in Beckley Richlands Boissevain Bluewell and Grundy areas. Public notices include pallbearers flower bearers and church affiliations.
Workers Walk Out In Italy Force Rome Shutdown
A 24 hour strike began in Rome with railway railwaymen taxi drivers gasoline distributors postal and telephone workers and hospital staff walking out. Led by Communist Socialist and Catholic unions the action aims for higher wages amid a restive nationwide protest during a government crisis. Over 30 000 high school students marched in Rome chanting Murderers you shall pay in response to police killings of two striking farm workers in Sicily. Similar protests swept major cities.
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Rome
Sicily
Cancer Immunotherapy Pioneered At Roswell Park
The article describes experiments using patient to patient antibody transfer at Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo. Tumors exchanged between two patients trigger immune responses, with about 15 percent showing tumor regression and 3 to 4 percent complete disappearance, including one case lasting 20 months. Other research mentions Sloan Kettering and Ohio Penitentiary volunteers.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Zavaleta
Chester Stock
Institute
New York City
Buffalo
N.Y
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
James T. Grace
Roswell
Ballpark
Grace
Fatal Crashes Claim Several Lives Across Virginia
A Radford man Marvin Lee Duncan 31 died when his station wagon left Virginia 611 in misty rain and hit a tree near Radford in Montgomery County. Edgar James Jr 43 of Williamsburg died from injuries from a Oct 10 crash on Virginia 615 south of Williamsburg. Mary P White 60 of Chesterfield County died from injuries from a two car crash on U S 60 southwest of Richmond on Oct 22.
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Associated Press
Radford
Virginia
Marvin Lee Duncan
Montgomery County
Williamsburg
Edgar James Jr
James City
Richmond
Mary P. White
Chesterfield County
U.S. 60
Wyoming Man Killed By Tree
Richard Lee Stewart 30 of Oceana died when a tree crushed him at a North Springs timbering site in Wyoming County. He worked with a brother on sub contract for Georgia Pacific Lumber Co. Survivors include wife Brenda Cook Stewart, son Richard Lee Stewart Jr, daughter Cindy Kay Stewart, six brothers, two sisters, and his parents. Funeral today at Matheny Methodist Church with burial at Palm Memorial Gardens.
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Richard Lee Stewart
Oceana
North Springs
Wyoming County
Stewart
Georgia Pacific Lumber Co
Evans Funeral Home
William and
Mattie Stewart
Matheny
Brenda Cook Stewart
Richard Lee Stewart Jr
Cindy Kay Stewart
Billy
Jack Stewart
Kinney
Grundy
Ronnie Stewart
Baileysville
Tom
Timmy Stewart
Donna Price
Diana Lackey
Huntington
Fordham Students Seize Dean of Students Office
A group of Negro students at Fordham University occupied the Dean of Students office on Wednesday. They blocked the door with desks and pressed for a pledge not to disclose names of participants in disruptive demonstrations. Dr. Martin Meade returned amid 42 demonstrators who rearranged the furniture and blocked the exit. He left without signing a statement.
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New York
Fordham University
Martin Meade
Meade
FCC approves Logan WV broadcasting FM station
The Federal Communications Commission approved an application from Logan Broadcasting Corp to operate an FM station at 101.9 megacycles in Logan West Virginia.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Logan
W.va
Broadcasting Corp
Mercer Mother Burial Details and Survivors Listed
Burial will follow in Elgood Cemetery. Grandsons and nephews will be pallbearers and granddaughters will be flowerbearers. Friends may call at Johnson Funeral Home in Oaivale after 9 a.m. Additional survivors include four sons Roby White of Indian Mills Roy White of Newport News Va Charles White of Glen Lyn Va and Richardy White of Princeton. Two daughters Mrs Frances Moore of Tacoma Park Md and Mrs Ella Gird of West Palm Beach Fla. Three brothers Roy S White of Cliffield Va T R White and Archie White of Glen Lyn. Four sisters Mrs Clara Matties of Salisbury Md Mrs Clarence Hazelwood of Glen Lyn Md Mrs Cora Carman of Peterstown and Mrs Bonnie Barrett of Bluefield. 26 grandchildren and five great randchildren.
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Elgood Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Oaivale
Roby White
Indian Mills
Roy White
New_port News
Charles White
Glen Lyn
Richardy White
Princeton
Frances Moore
Tacoma Park
Ella Gird
West Palm Beach
Fla
Roy S. White
Cliffield
T. R. White
Archie White
Clara Matties
Salisbury
Clarence Hazelwood
Cora Carman
Peterstown
Bonnie Barrett
Bluefield
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Virginia Ave
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