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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1976

Page

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Carter Seeks Gains as Three Democratic Primes Loom

Three Democratic hopefuls vie in Rhode Island South Dakota and Montana to slow Carter’s rise. Carter carries 883 delegates of 1505 needed with Udall Brown Church challenging him. Republican races in the same states feature Ford and Reagan amid Memorial Day campaigns.

Dave Goldberg Associated Press Jimmy Carter Rhode Island South Dakota Montana Carter Frank Church Idaho Morris K. Udall Arizona California Edmund G. Brown Jr Georgia Udall Ford Ronald Reagan Brown Church Ohio Nebraska Oregon Maryland Nevada New Jersey Reagan John P. Sears

Martha Mitchell dies of multiple myeloma in New York

Martha Mitchell 57, once a sharp critic of the Nixon era, died in an New York cancer center from massive internal bleeding caused by multiple myeloma. She was admitted Sunday after a year and a half battle with the disease. Mitchell survived by son Jay Jennings and daughter Marty, with funeral planned in Pine Bluff Arkansas.

New York Martha Mitchell Atty John N. Mitchell Cancer Center Mayer Pe Mitchell Mitchells

Byrd Urges Continued Struggle For Freedom At Bicentennial

U S Senator Robert Byrd spoke at Princeton Bicentennial events urging Americans to recapture the American dream and strengthen commitment after 200 years. He noted sacrifices and achievements, cited historic figures, and performed music before Mercer County crowds.

Barbara Hawkins U.S Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va Princeton America Byrd Holiday Inn Mercer County U. S Hugh Mercer George Washington N. J Cripple Creek Cumberland Gap North Carolina Ira Southern W. Robert Carr Odell Huffman Lydia Winfrey Buddy Frye Winfrey Princeton Bank and Trust

Capitol Hill Confidence Shaken by Ethics Scandals

Washington lawmakers face mounting accusations of junketeering bribery conflict of interest and expense fraud amid a growing sex scandal surrounding Rep Wayne Hays and Elizabeth Ray The fallout has eroded public trust as trials travel to London Paris and beyond and a Cambridge poll shows 68 percent distrust elected officials.

Washington Congress Wayne Hays Elizabeth Ray House Cambridge Reports Inc Romano Mazzoli D-Ky Hays Miss Ray

Memorial Day Service Honors Virginia War Dead

Gov Mills Godwin condemned disturbing trends in freedom as Virginians gathered for Memorial Day tributes in Northumberland County. He urged that U S military power remain unmatched to maintain respect from the forces of collectivism and warned of a crisis of the spirit in a somber Heathsville address.

Associated Press Mills Godwin America Fredom

West Virginia honors veterans with cross-state parade

Governor cites national drift and moral questions as West Virginia observes war service from the American Revolution to Vietnam. A 35-unit Charleston parade with bands majorettes and horsemanship features, while Dr. Joseph Thacker, former Wilmore mayor, speaks at the federal building gathering.

Associated Press West Virginia Charleston Joseph Thacker Wilmore Federal Building

Memorial Day Reflections Across America

President Ford laid a wreath at Arlington as national memory marked Memorial Day. In Davie Florida Boy Scouts canceled a parade to avoid joining the Ku Klux Klan, signaling tensions around the holiday outside mainstream observances.

Associated Press Boston Iowa California America Ford Arlington National Cemetery Davie Fla

Boston Granary burial ground fills with quiet Bicentennial reflections

Visitors at Old Granary Burial Ground in Boston honor Benjamin Franklin’s parents and figures like Samuel Adams John Hancock and Paul Revere. Sparse crowd notes a holiday mood as pigeons rest among stones while tourists discuss Fenway Park and local history. A gravestone for Mary Goose, wife of Isaac Goose, aged 42, is read by a young girl.

Robert King Boston Boston Red Sox Fenway Park Janice Chapman Maine Memorial Y Mary Goose Isaac Goose Mother Goose

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Klaus Mayer U.S. Senate Marty Connecticut Pine Bluff, Ark Fifth Avenue Sen. Byrd Sgt William L. Criss Lynn Jewett Capitol Hill London Berlin Brussels Rome Naples Vienna Athens Leningrad Azores Paris Senate Virginia Godwin Vietnam Vietnnam Asia Coisas
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