Truman dies at 88 in Independence Missouri
Former President Harry S Truman dies at Research Hospital in Kansas City at 7 50 AM CST. He led the nation through World War II and into the Cold War, with funeral plans set in Independence including a library service and burial in the Truman courtyard. Bess Truman and daughter Margaret were at home as word arrived.
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Thursday Declared Day Of Mourning For Truman
Associated Press reports President Truman died at 88 leading to a national day of mourning. President Nixon ordered federal offices closed and flags at half staff for 30 days. White House canceled tours and held planned events as leaders praised Truman’s leadership and courage.
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Truman Dies at 88 Prompting National Day of Mourning
Former President Harry S. Truman dies at 88 after three weeks in hospital. A national day of mourning will be held Thursday with condolences from President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon. Margaret Truman Daniel and the Truman family receive wreaths and official honors. Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson will attend.
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Pension raise for UMW pensioners promised by new officers
United Mine Workers officials pledged an immediate $50 pension increase for retirees. Secretary treasurer Harry Patrick said the move will be discussed at the January meeting of the International Executive Board. Also, Princeton architect Ted Boggess resigned as inspecting architect for a Bluefield housing project. The Bluefield board urged double deck parking on Princeton Avenue near the Colonial Theater to ease downtown parking.
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Market Wanes as Dow Rises in Slow Trading
The stock market showed little movement on Tuesday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average finishing at 1006.70, up 2.49.
Boggess Resigns as Inspecting Architect for Housing Project
Local Housing Authority accepts the resignation of E T Boggess as inspecting architect for project West Virginia 183 amid HUD pressure over drainage and road work. HUD had urged contract termination citing ongoing problems and changes in plans. The decision awaits HUD approval.
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UMW Pension Hike Seen As Miller Wins Board Support
National AP dispatch notes new UMW president Arnold Miller naming replacements on the executive board as he seeks to push union reforms. In district 28 Ray Hutchinson replaces Carson Hibbitts, district 29 sees Leslie Daniels named, both amid Miller’s drive to reshape policy alignment. Hutchinson and Daniels express support for Miller and his proposals.
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Christmas Tree Donations Totals Report
The record lists donation items from Mr Olive Baptist Church Bluefield High School and individuals including John H Sproles M D and Mr and Mrs Wm E Allaire. The day's total is 40.00 with a grand total of 7 471 92 historically accumulated.
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Truman Speech Highlights Presidency Privilege And Burden
Independent Mo AP piece recalls Harry S Truman reflecting on the presidency as the most honorable yet terrible job. He notes grandsons, White House as prison, and his refusal to profit from office. He urged preserving presidential papers for future generations.
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