Kennedy Eulogized At St Patrick's By World Leaders
Robert F Kennedy was mourned at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York with 2100 invited guests including Lyndon Johnson. Leaders from across America and about 50 nations attended the service before Kennedy was taken to Arlington National Cemetery. Sirhan Sirhan faced murder charges in Los Angeles as the Kennedy family faced its latest tragedy.
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Arthur Everett
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
America
Johnson
St. Patrick’s
Dallas
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert Kennedy
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Pennsylvania Station
Ethel Kennedy
Penn Station
Kennedy
Cooke
Fifth Avenue
United States
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Los Angeles
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Sen. Kennedy
James L. Poppen
Boston
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Sirhan
Israel
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Gustave Mahler
Hyannis Port
Mass
Bob Kennedy
Cape Cod
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Patrick's
Richard Tucker
Metropolitan Opera
Kennedy's Start Is Recalled In D C Courtyard
Several hundred Justice Department staff recalled Senator Robert F Kennedy in the courtyard where he began his public career in 1951. Attorney General Ramsey Clark and Archibald Cox spoke of his life work and humanity as memories of his early days with the Kennedy family were shared by former aides and the chauffeur who drove for nine attorneys general.
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Washington
Justice Department
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Ramsey Clark
Kennedy
Bob Kennedy
Clark
Robert Kennedy
Archibald Cox
Thomas H. Williams
Kennedys
Brumus
Escapee Caught In Weirton
AP reports Bernard Johnson 21 from Follansbee among five Brooke County Jail escapees, caught by state police at a Weirton drive in restaurant. Johnson second to return. Donnie Butler 18 of Wellsburg surrendered the same day. Others still at large include John Feay 42 of Wooster Ohio Edward Hashman 21 East Liverpool Ohio and Charles Chafin 45 with charges of grand larceny forgery and AWOL earlier.
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Wellsburg
Bernard Johnson
Follansbee
Brooke County
Weirton
Johnson
Donnie Butler
Butler
John Feay
Wooster
Ohio
Hancock County
Edward Hashman
East Liverpool
Charles Chafin
Bramwell Opens Office for Community Improvement Projects
Bramwell establishes a downtown coordinating office to oversee five improvement projects. The space was donated by a local businessman and staffed by Bramwell High Chapter of Future Homemakers of America through summer. Key efforts include a July street fair, water system upgrade, and a park at a cleaned dump site along Rt. 20. The town seeks federal aid by eliminating 47,500 dollars in bonded indebtedness and is fundraising 7,000 of a 20,000 goal for a new fire truck.
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Bramwell
James Collins
Bram
Homemakers of America
Jean Marnish
Elaine Turner
Clarence P. Hicks
Kiwanis Club
Mercer County
Bramwell High Chapter
Future Homemakers of America
Pocahontas
Dickenson Authorized On Voting Machine Use
Virginia attorney general says Dickenson County supervisors may designate which election precincts will use voting machines. The dispute arose after Dickenson Commonw ealth's attorney claimed the county board of elections would decide, while the AG concluded local supervisors hold the authority. The county has 24 precincts and had planned to acquire 10 machines. machines do not handle absentee ballots.
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Richmond
Robert Y. Button
Dickenson County
Board of Supervisors
Button
Dickenson County Commonwealth
Atty. L
Victor McFall
State Board of Elections
McFall
General Assembly
Attorney General
Dickenson
Virginia
Trade share decline marks shift in free world markets
Washington reports the U.S. share of total free world trade fell from 23.8 percent in 1957 to 19.6 percent in 1966. The Commerce Department cites intensified foreign sales efforts in world markets as a key factor in the decline.
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Washington
U.S
Department of Commerce
Richmond Faces $130.6 Million Price Tag for Chesterfield Annexation
Chesterfield County sets a tentative 130.6 million valuation for 51 square miles Richmond seeks to annex. County counsel John H. Thornton Jr calls the figure an approximation while Irvin G. Horner labels it a conservative estimate. The suit, heard by a three judge court in August, traces back to 1962.
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Richmond
Chesterfield County
John H. Thornton Jr
Thornton
Chesterfield Board of Supervisors
Irvin G. Horner
Chesterefield
Horace H. Edwards
Henrico County
Henrico
Chesterfield First
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Chesterfield
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Alexander Fine Arts
Concord College
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St. Patricks
Terence J. Cooke
Jacqueline Kennedy
Williams
Proffitt Finney
Bluefield
Consolidation Coal Co
Jenkin Jones
J. B. Kebblish
Consolidation Coal
N. A. Hymes
Finney
R. J. Baugh
Southern Division
Princeton
Mr. Holland
P.O. Box
Charleston
W. Va
Cal
Rae Tara
Rae
Montgomery Ward
Raleigh ST. Bluefield
Riverside
F.E.T
U. S
Coleman
Coleman Camping
Mercer ST
Princeton, W.va
Ole Has
Sporting Goods
Virginias
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