Jarrett Denies Oakvale Motion Sparks Courthouse Protests
In Princeton, Circuit Court Judge Howard M. Jarrett rejects Oakvale residents’ bid to halt Oakvale school closure. The ruling triggers loud anger as about 100 protesters glare, shout obscenities, and confront Board of Education members and Sheriff Kendrick.
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Barbara Hawkins
Daily Telegraph
Mercer County
Princeton
Circuit
Howard M. Jarrett
Oakvale
Jarrett
Board of Education
John P. Anderson
Harold Tomchin
Tomchin
Oakvale School
Earl Kendrick
Kendrick
Carlyle Thorn
Emory Fleming
L. C. “Corky” Caldwell
Thorn
Fleming
Judge Jarrett
Gunmen Attack Yugoslav Mission in New York
Three Croatia terrorists entered the Yugoslav Mission to the United Nations on Fifth Avenue shot a guard, then holed up for about two hours. One guard was wounded seriously. negotiations led to peaceful surrender. Leaflets urged Croatian independence and a United Nations intervention.
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New York
United Nations
Yugslavia
John Keenan
Radomir
Lenox Hill Hospital
New York City
John Woroneczyk
Fifth Avenue
U. N
Kurt Waldheim
New
York City
Trans World Airlines
Connolly Leads City Balloting In Bluefield Primary
As 13 of 15 precincts report, incumbent Allan Connolly leads the city board race with 554 votes, followed by Joe Walker and Angelo Monaco in the top five. Precincts Whitethorn and Memorial remain. top 10 advance to the July 5 general election for five seats. Two city charter amendments also appear headed for approval.
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Bluefield
Allan Connolly
Joe Walker
Angelo Monaco
Edwin Elliott
Connolly
Walker
Don Keesling
Ben C. Paine
Monaco
Paul Oliver
Lois Spencer
Jason McGuire
Ray Bragg
Elliott
Whitethorn School
Memorial School
Allen Peacock Jr
D. Taft Johnson Sr
Homer Brown
Kelly Jenkins
David
Miller Grabs Slim Margin In UMW Voting
Unofficial AP tallies from 213 localities of the United Mine Workers election show President Arnold Miller with a slim lead to extend his five year term. Patterson trails with 10 234 votes as Secretary Treasurer Harry Patrick’s totals are incomplete in the report.
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Strat Dou
Associated Press
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Lee Roy Patterson
UMW International District Board
Western Kentucky
UMW
Harry Patrick
Howell Shocks Miller in Virginia gubernatorial primary
Former Lt. Gov. Henry Howell won the Democratic nomination for governor amid 90 percent of precincts reporting. He led Miller by more than 15,000 votes as Robb Lane and Reynolds also captured statewide nominations. Robb will face Republican A. Joe Canada Jr. in November, Lane challenges J. Marshall Coleman. Turnout ranged from light to moderate with rain in parts of the state.
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Richmond
Henry Howell
Howell
Charles S
Chuck’’ Robb
del. Edward E. Lane
Miller
Robb
Sumer
John Schell McLean
Del
John Melnick
Arlington
Joe Canada, Jr
Virginia Beach
Lane
J. Marshall Coleman
Staunton
House of Delegates
Larchmont
Norfolk
Tuckahoe
Henrico County
Seattle
Dalton
Spees
Andrew P. Miller
Giles County
Abingdon
Abingdon, Va
Wythe County
Charles
Miller sweeps Democratic primary across several Virginia counties
In Bland, Giles, Wythe, Buchanan and Tazewell counties Andrew P. Miller defeats Henry Howell for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Chuck Robb wins lieutenant governor and Erwin Solomon takes attorney general in most counties with light turnout and unofficial returns confirming Miller's lead.
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Bland
Andrew P. Miller
Virginia
Charles
Chuck) Robb
Edward E. Lane
Miller
Henry Howell
Buchanan County
Charles S
Erwin S
Shad) Solomon
Howell
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Sheriff's
Elizabeth Holroyd
Yugoslav
57Th St
Manhattan
Mep
Marty Campanello
Board of Directors
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard S
Major’ Reynolds
Ira M. Lechner
Shad’’ Soloiman
Bath County
Paul Fortney
Patrick
Patterson
Appalachia
John L. Lewis
Steve Segedi
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
Mt. Carmel
William Savitsky
District 25 International Executive Board
Savitsky
Giles
Wythe
Buchanan
Tazewell
Tazewell County
Erwin
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