Officials Won't Predict Release In Pueblo Hostage Standoff
Washington reports the Pueblo crew letters have dwindled while talks at Panmunjom remain deadlocked and officials will not forecast when the captives might be freed. North Korea pressures include propaganda aimed at forcing an apology and confession that Pueblo spied in Korean waters.
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Washington
U.S
Pueblo
North Korea
Johnson
Panmunjom
United States
Pyongyang
Wusan
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements from Princeton area
The list covers deaths in Princeton and Bluefield including Mrs. Bessie Louise Osborne Hoke formerly of Princeton died in Fort Wayne Indiana. Other obituaries include Guy Earl Thomas Lillian M Harris and David Sammons with funeral plans at First Methodist Church Mt Zion Baptist Church and Seaver Funeral Home among others. Memorials directed to the Allen County Society Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Bessie Louise Osborne Hoke
Princeton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hoke
Eugene B. Bingham
Tazewell County
W. W. Osborne
Athens
Concord State Normal College
Vicinity
First Methodist Church
Eldridge Gott Hoke Jr
Lynchburg
Forrest Osborne Hoke
Richmond
Leola Hoke Bingham
Mary Louie Jumonville
Northridge
Calif
Venus Osborne Huffman
Blacksburg
Henry Graham Osborne
Pansy Osborne Otey
Bluefield
Seaver Mortuary
First Methodist Church of
J. C. Fisher
Resthaven Cemetery
Allen County of Society
Two Teens Die In Virginia Wreck Near Eggleston
Virginia State Police report two teenagers died in a wreck on Rt 625 three miles south of Eggleston near the Giles County line. David William Jones 17 of Pembroke and Charles Hollens head Burgess 19 of Haynesville La were passengers in a car driven by Christopher Lee Cramer of Charlotte NC. Jones died instantly Burgess died about 9 am at Giles Memorial Hospital Pearisburg. Trooper C L Farley investigated.
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Eggleston
Virginia
David William Jones
Pembroke
Giles County
Charles Hollenshead Burgess
Haynesville
Christopher Lee Cramer
Charlotte
N. C
Cramer
Jones
Burgess
Giles Memorial Hospital
Pearisburg
C. L. Farley
Pizza Shop Accused of Racial Discrimination
The New York State Commission for Human Rights charged Frank's Pizza Shop of Syracuse with discrimination. Deliverymen allegedly ring doorbells in white neighborhoods but honk and wait in Negro neighborhoods, forcing customers to come to them.
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New York
Syracuse, N.Y
State Commission For Human Rights
Frank’s
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Ad Rates and Info
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery, estimates annual costs for West Virginia residents, and notes affiliations with the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations. It includes contact details and home office address for the publication.
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Daily Telegraph Briana Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Absociateod Press
Onch Univers
Carrier
Mai Tn
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of
Circuis. Killins
Siseneninten 2
Katy Agency, Inc
Funeral held for Virginia C Meachum in Bluefield
Mrs. Virginia Cuthbertson Meachum of 800 Edgewood Road Bluefield died at home Saturday at 11 50 p m after a long illness. She belonged to Christ Episcopal Church Bluefield the Little Garden Club and was a state garden club judge. Survived by son David Hancock Meachum. Funeral service 4 p m today Hawkins Funeral Home Chapel officiated by Rev David Bane. Graveside service Tuesday 3 p m Hollywood Cemetery Richmond Virginia. Burial home today after 1130 a m.
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Lillian M. Harris
Wheeling Ave
Bluefield
Franklin County
James Monroe
Laura Lee Bailey
John Robert Harris
Robert Lee Harris
Henry F. Harris
Farmville
James A. Harris
William Harris
Richmond
Virginia Cuthbertson Meachum
Edgewood Road
Meachum
Christ Episcopal Church
Little Garden Club
State Garden Club
David Hancock Meachum
Hawkins Funeral Home
David Bane
Hollywood Cemetery
Bob Rice Wins Clarksburg Amateur Invitational Golf Title
Clarksburg resident Bob Rice captured the first annual Sportsman's Amateur Invitational at Bel-Meadow Country Club. Rice shot 74 Saturday and 77 Sunday for a 36-hole total of 151, beating 17-year-old Larry Spotlee who pressed him on the final holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Bob Rice
Larry Spotlee
Rice
Bel-Meadow
Bam buck to race at U S national AAU in Sacramento
Paris star sprinter Roger Bam buck plans to compete in the U S National AAU track championships in Sacramento California next weekend.
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Paris
Roger Bambuck
France
U.S
Sacramento
Calif
Stanley Gol 74 of Sandlick Funeral Service Held
Stanley Gol, 74, of Sandlick died. The service is Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Bailey Funeral Home Chapel in Princeton with Rev. Joe Young officiating. Burial follows at Roselawn Memorial Gardens on Bluefield Princeton Road. Visitation is at Bailey Home after 3 p.m. Monday.
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Gol, Stanley
Sandlick
Bailey Funeral Home
Princeton
Joe Young
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Bluefield-Princeton Road
Honaker Girl Wins Miss Clinch Valley 1968 Pageant
Rosemary Musick of Honaker Va aged 18 won the 16th annual Miss Clinch Valley beauty pageant held at Richlands High School Auditorium with 29 contestants. First runner-up was Loretta Hale of Swords Creek and second runner-up Karen Upshire of Richlands. The Richlands Kiwanis Club sponsored the event with theme Moonlight and Roses. The winner received a loving cup a $100 prize and a dozen roses.
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Rosemary Musick
C. C. Slate
Honaker
Clinch Valley
Richlands High School
Richlands
H. Loretta Hale
E. B. Hale
Swords Creek
Karen Upshire
Hurley Upshire
Dean Widener
Richlands Kiwanis Club
Lebanon
Sheryl Flannery
Wallace ties gun control to law enforcement and court rulings
Former Alabama governor George Wallace criticized federal gun control proposals and urged enforcing existing laws. He advocated reversing federal court decisions to aid enforcement while campaigning in Boston for ballot access in Massachusetts and other states. He opposed joining protests and pressed education and tax incentives to create jobs.
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Boston
George Wallace
Alabama
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maine
Maryland
Wallace
ABC Television
Washington
Logan International
Group Joins Vigil of Poor People's Campaign in D C
A line of 30 demonstrators marched on the Agriculture Department for the Poor People's vigil as SCLC released details of an agreement with the Justice Department for Wednesday’s Solidarity Day march. Organizers prepared 25 000 signs and arranged tents medical aid and shuttle buses for the Washington event.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Department of Justice
SCLC
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Sterling Tucker
Washington Urban League
District Public Health Department
Resurrection City
Marine Victory and Casualties Report From Vietnam Front
AP dispatch from Khe Sanh details Marine counterattacks south of the base with 191 enemy killed and 16 dead. A second clash near Da Nang left 84 Viet Cong killed. seven Marines died and 15 wounded. Near Saigon, 52 enemy killed as U.S. 25th Division repelled dawn assault. three Americans killed, 32 wounded.
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Boston
Khe Sanh
Laos
South Vietnam
T. Jeff Williams
Carl C. Hoffman
Red Clay
da Nang
Leathernecks
Saigon
U.S. 25Th Division
Austrian skier Schranz appeal rejected at Grenoble
The International Ski Federation denied the Austrian Federation appeal to review Karl Schranz disqualification in the Grenoble Winter Olympics slalom. The rejection was announced Saturday in Innsbruck Austria by AP.
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Innsbruck
Austria
International Ski Federation
Karl Schranz
Grenoble
LBJ Enjoys Father’s Day With Family at Stonewall
President Johnson spent a sunny Father’s Day at his Stonewall ranch with wife Lady Bird and daughters Luci and Lynda. He attended 9 o'clock mass at St Francis Xavier and later at Trinity Lutheran, greeting strangers and sharing ripe Stonewall peaches. Luci gave a collage of family photos. Lynda bought a signed Roosevelt book, while Mrs. Johnson left gift decisions to the daughters.
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Stonewall
Tex
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Luci
Wunibald W. Schneider
Lois Lujian
Denver
Colo
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pedernales River Road
Lynda
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sorbonne Closed After Stabbing as Police Ties Protest
A strikebound state radio interrupted a news program to announce the Interior Ministry order closing the Sorbonne for an investigation into a stabbing of a youth Saturday night. The campus would reopen to teachers and students in days. Jacques Barbier was reported wounded and taken to hospital, a claim students dispute, saying the victim was not known at the Sorbonne and was brought in from outside.
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Interior Ministry
Jacques Barbier
Sorbonne
Drafting Convicts Evolves With Postwar Policy Changes
The 1966 study notes changes in military drafting for convicts begun in 1942, freeing minor offenders from blanket disqualification. It removes mandatory waivers for minor crimes, allows some felons to be considered, and ends automatic exclusion for suspended sentences or probation if civil restraints are limited.
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Army
Pentagon
Blaiberg Maintains Steady Improvement After Illness
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP Dr Philip Blaiberg the world s longest surviving heart transplant patient continued to improve after hepatitis his condition stable through Sunday blood pressure briefly dipped Saturday night but rose toward normal by Sunday doctors said no cause for alarm at this stage
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Banks Tighten Credit Policies in 1968 Economic Outlook
New York reports cautious business sentiment as Congress debates the Johnson tax plan and spending cuts. Federal Reserve signals firm credit policy amid inflation, while banks curb loan sizes. Truck sales may peak. curtains and drapery price hikes anticipated. apparel costs rise 5 to 7 percent. Lingerie gains seen. Burlington expands overseas. Cluett Peabody diversifies after recent acquisitions. Cary Grant joins Rayette Faberge board.
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Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Burlington Industries
France
Germany
Spain
Switzerland
Sweden
United Kingdom
Cluett Peabody & Co
Atlantic Products
Dayton, Ohio
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
South
Western Plains
Guy Earl Thomas
Brown Street
Allen and
Pinkie Thomas
Bluefield State College
Thomas
Bradley's
Mattie C. Thomas
Earl A. Harold S
Charles D. Thomas
William N. Thomas
Urbana, Ohio
Lottie McCoy
Lucille Hairston
Kathleen Muse
Charleston
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Carrolton Jackson
C. W. Tiffany
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bluewell
Mason Mitchell
Fred Dodson
Eugene Marshall
O. E. Hargroe
Walter Farmer
Wade Miller
Nathaniel Marrs
Sidney Byard
Easter Fields
Bertha Smith
Blanche Proctor
Marie Harris
Winston Witten
Maggie Martin
Lessie Dillard
Linkford- Richardson Funeral Home
David Bernice Sammons
Christie Street
Davisport
Sammons
Appalachian Power Company
Jessie Hammonds Sammons
Jack J
Frances) Davis
Elizabeth City
Lawrence W
Sernice) Fanning
John P. Sammons
Lee Sammons
Clifford Sammonds
Thornie Daniels
Louisa, Ky
W. A. Sammons
Hampden
Ohio
Dan Sammons
Inez
Seaver Funeral Home
Jack J. Davis
Nick Kozol
Mansfield
Keystone
Friends
Kozol
Moscow
Russia
Eastern Gas and Fuel Co
UMWA
St. Mary’s Creek
Elkhorn
Bennett Funeral Home
Northfork
Mark North
Woodlawn Cemetery
Bessie Osborne Hore
David Sammons
Pizza Man
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Virginia Meachum
U. S
Miss Clinch
Impaeris
Rosco
Segui
Cox
Lindblad
Gibbs
Jackson
Hr—White
Donaldson
Tresh
Aussie
Lbj
His
Johnsons
Secret Service
Clarence Sons
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. P
New Orleans
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ore
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Blaiberg
Cluett
van Raalte
Burlington
Rayette Faberge
Cary Grant
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