Clash Between Denver Police and Negro Youths Leaves Several Injured
Gun fire erupted in northeast Denver during a three hour clash with Negro youths starting at Park Hill Shipping Center. One youth critically wounded by a policeman’s shot. officer grazed. Eight others injured. eight jailed for looting and vandalism. A youth center opening was postponed and a tense heat wave followed.
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Denver
Colc
George Kelly
Tom Corrigan
Park Hill
Arthur M. Hutchinson
Robert A. Moravek
Anawalt Mayor Marvin McCormick Dies at 51
The Anawalt mayor died at 5 a.m. Saturday after a two day illness in Bluefield Sanitarium. He was 51 and a longtime resident since 1938, formerly a Wyoming County coal mine owner and WV state auditor. He served as Sunday School superintendent at Anawalt Methodist Church and held Fraternal Order of Police and Masonic roles. He is survived by his wife Margaret Parks McCormick, his mother Mary McCormick, five sisters and four brothers. Funeral services Monday at 11 a.m. at Cravens-Shires Funeral Home Chapel Bluewell. Burial at Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens Bluefield Princeton Road. Friends may call Sunday after 3 p.m. Pallbearers listed.
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Marvin S. McCormick
Bluefield
McCormick
West Virginia
Wyoming County
Anawalt Methodist Church
Pageton
Masonic Lodge
Ohio
Jack O’brian
Pocahontas
Gale McCormick
Curtis McCormick
Princeton
Jack McCormick
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Kenneth McCormick
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Bluewell
John Lafferty
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Ernest Donchatz
Charles Dillion
James Lee
Charles Short
Walter Presley
Tom Dillon
Dewey Baldwin
Route 1
Bandy
Richlands
Grayson County
John
Jennie Little Baldwin
Helen Corene Dudley
Montcalm
McDowell County
Andrew C
Elizabeth Owens White
Church of God
Ernest C. Dudley
Clyde Pennington
John Eastman
Chamberland
S. C
Howard Dudley
First Christian Church
Montclam
Julian Grubb
Tabernacle
Cravens-Shires
Obituary Summary of Baldwin Dudley Stein Woods
Five deaths are reported. Dewey Baldwin of Bandy Virginia died after a stroke with survivors including four sons and a wife. Helen Corene Dudley of Montcalm died after a long illness, with a large family and church ties. Annie B Stein of Athens died unexpectedly at Bluefield Sanitarium, survived by two sons, a daughter and grandchildren. services in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. George Dewey Woods of Bluefield died at Bluefield Sanitarium. he was WWI veteran and former manager, with siblings and a large family. Burial and funeral details span multiple towns and churches.
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Annie B. Stein
Athens
Bluefield Sanitarium
Chester
Frank Stein
Concord College
Gordyna
Poland
Ephrian
Martha Debra Seletzky
David Stein
Dr. Stein
Samuel
Galayda Denies Murder Charge in Fayette County Trial
John Galayda testified in Fayette County Court denying involvement in the murder of West Virginia nightclub operator Anthony Scotchell. He disputed statements by Bonnie Jo Schroyer and Carol King Krukar claiming he admitted the crime. The defense sought to suppress hearsay. the judge denied the motion. Galayda, 38, of Monessen, faces accusation of shooting Scotchell, whose body was found in the trunk of a car at a Pittsburgh motel with four bullet wounds.
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Uniontown
John Galayda
West Virginia
Anthony Scotchell
Galayda
Scotchell
Bonnie Jo Schroyer
Columbus
Ohio
Carol King Krukar
Krukar
Logan
William Duffield
Fayette County
John S. Munson
Monessen
Westover
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Guns Seized From New Jersey Turnpike Motorists
New Jersey Turnpike officials report 78 hand guns confiscated from motorists in the first five months of the year and 92 people charged with illegal possession of concealed weapons. A hand grenade was also seized from a motorist as state police conducted routine traffic checks.
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New Brunswick
N.J
New Jersey Turnpike
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Advertising Notice Summary
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph outlines its publication details and subscription rates, noting daily and Sunday carrier rates, yearly mail pricing within West Virginia, and mail rates to other regions. It lists the press affiliation with the Associated Press and contact telephone for representation.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulate
Katy
Troops Shifted Near Saigon Amid Assaults and Shelling
U S forces tighten perimeter around Saigon as about 3000 infantrymen are deployed near the capital and paratroopers of the 101st Airborne engage enemy fighters northwest of Saigon. The Viet Cong expands divisions and plans a July offensive while U S bombing and air actions intensify around the city.
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U.S
Hanoi
Paris
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Viet Cong
World birds by family diets and seed eaters
The world has 170 bird families. Only 10 families feed exclusively on seeds berries and grass. All other families eat other animals.
Storm Delays Yacht Races Off Bermuda Route
Tropical storm Brenda forced a 24 hour postponement of the New port to Bermuda yacht race. Gale winds 300 mile wide area disrupt boating from Florida to the Carolinas and out to sea. Center winds near 70 mph, storm likely to strengthen to minimal hurricane strength. Bermuda warned to monitor advisories as 152 yachts were set to race.
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Fla
Brenda
Newport
Bermuda
Florida
Carolinas
Weather Bureau
Rusk Urges Equal Soviet Move to Ease NATO Force Pressure
Secretary of State Rusk says equal reductions by the Soviets are needed to ease U S pressure to bring GIs home from West Germany. He cites 210000 U S soldiers there versus 240000 Soviet backed forces in East Germany Poland and Hungary. NATO ministers will review Soviet Mediterranean activity including about 40 Russian warships.
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Germany
U.S
West Germany
East Germany
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Hungary
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Mediterranean
Quadruplets Born At Home Hospital In Lafayette Indiana
The Irvine family welcomed four baby boys Allen Scott Byron William Dale Walter and Corey James at Home Hospital in Lafayette Indiana. All weighed around 2 to 3 pounds and were placed in incubators with oxygen and special diets. The next several days will be critical for their survival. The couple from Wheatfield is also adopting a one year old girl and plans to raise five children in their five room home.
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Ind
Home Hospital
Allan J. Irvine
Paul A. Williams
Rensselaer
Allen Scott
Byron William
Dale Walter
Corey James
Irvine
Irvines
Indiana
Wheatfield
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
Brandt and Lodge hold long talks before NATO meeting
German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt and U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge held a lengthy discussion in Bonn on Saturday before the NATO talks in Iceland. They reviewed East West relations and international issues with emphasis on arms reduction and countermeasures against East German moves on travel to West Berlin. Lodge met Brandt at the minister's request, marking the ambassador's longest session since taking the post.
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Germany
Willy Brandt
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Iceland
Brandt
Lodge
NATO
West Berlin
West Germany
Tremors Hit Venice Prompting Boat Evacuations
Earth tremors shook Venice sending hundreds to boats on the lagoon to escape falling masonry. Two quakes damaged roofs and chimneys in the San Guiseppe Castello area, the city’s poorest district, but no injuries were reported.
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Venice
Italy
Canal City
San Guiseppe-Castello
World Opinion Turns Positive on Vietnam War Halt
The Paris talks and Johnson's limited bombing halt draw praise from India and non Communist Asia. Indira Gandhi calls Johnson's move courageous and historic, while Japanese and French press note cautious optimism and patience as nations weigh future U.S. withdrawal and regional impact.
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Indira Gandhi
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Malaysia
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Red China
U.S
Britain
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Obituaries for Dickerson Lambert Shoda McComas in Princeton area
Funeral notices list Noble Dickerson 68 of Princeton today at Seaver Mortuary with burial at Resthaven. Versal Lambert 57 of Falls Church Va. to be laid to rest at Lambert Cemetery Princeton. George Shoda 55 of Princeton entombment at Resthaven. Millard McComas 39 of Princeton to be buried at McComas Cemetery Pinoak. Pallbearers and flowerbearers named. calls after set times.
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Dickerson, Noble
Princeton
Seaver Mortuary
Rev
T. M. Stevens
Resthaven
Bernard Adams
Banfield Harmon
Chapman Oakes
Earl Wright
Edward Page
Roy Enders
Wallace hits back at Rockefeller over racism charge
Presidential candidate George Wallace told a Pensacola crowd that Rockefeller’s wealth came from oil profits and rejected accusations of racism. He defended his policies as benefiting white and Black alike and planned to fly to Montgomery after an 11 day southern barnstorming tour.
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Fla
George Wallace
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Alabama
Florida
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Rockefeller
Montgomery
Congress
Soldier’s billboard surprise marks first anniversary
Mrs. Nancy D. Higgins, 21, received a letter from her husband, a Vietnam soldier, inviting her to a street intersection near their Rahway apartment. There she found a billboard framed by flowers and a pink heart bearing her name and a loving anniversary message from Tommy in Vietnam.
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Nancy D. Higgins
Oliver St
Rahway
N.J
Tommy
Vietnam
Princeton Man Dies In Vietnam
A 2 year old former Princeton resident was killed in action in Vietnam on Saturday. Marine Corporal Herbert Marshal Allen, son of Robert E. and Margaret Morris Allen, formerly of Princeton and now of Winter Haven Florida, is survived by four aunts. The body will be returned to Seaver Mortuary in Princeton for funeral services and burial.
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Vietnam
Defense Department
Herbert Marshal Allen
Robert E. and
Margaret Morris Allen
Winterhaven
Fla
A. L. Inge
Adam Chambers
Lala Strong
Evelyn Adams
Crumpler
Seaver Mortuary
Nixon Named First Choice At State GOP Delegation
SEATTLE AP Former Vice President Richard M Nixon was named the first choice presidential candidate for 22 of 24 Republican National Convention delegates chosen at the Washington State GOP convention. Delegation not formally committed. Gov Dan Evans will not name his choice due to his Miami Beach keynote speaking slot. Betty Henneman of Oroville remains uncommitted. her first choice could be Nixon or Ronald Reagan.
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Seattle
Richard M. Nixon
Washington State
Dan Evans
Miami Beach
Fla
Betty Henneman
Oroville
Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
ESS To Have Speech Clinic
The Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Mercer County sponsors a speech clinic led by Mrs. Lilly Jomsland. Registration began Monday, June 27 at the Mercer County Health Center Green Valley and continues through next week. After July 1 a clinic will be held at Mercer School in Princeton with Mrs. Jjomsland and Marian E. Hill coordinating at the Health Center.
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Easter Seal Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Mercer County
Lilly Tromsland
Sioux Falls
D. D
Mercer County Health Center
Green Valley
Mercer School
Princeton
Jjomsland
Marian E. Hill
Athens High Band Sign Up Set Monday
Registration for the Athens area summer band is scheduled for Monday June 24 with Athens students from 12 30 to 1 30 p.m Melrose students from 1 45 to 2 30 p.m Class schedules will be issued at registration and classes begin Tuesday June 25 Band director R D Hamden urges all current and prospective members to enroll Those unable to register at the stated times may contact Mr Hamden for a convenient time.
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Athens
Melrose
R. D. Hamden
Treasury tips to adjust withholding for tax reform
A Treasury spokesman advises workers to compare their first paycheck after new withholding and adjust by half the extra amount. If $10 more is taken, request $15 to approach parity with pre surtax refunds or liabilities when filing next year.
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Treasury
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