UMWA Candidate Kochis Attacks Union Leadership Rally
Steve Kochis, a Pennsylvania candidate for UMWA president, denounces current leadership, pledges to “clean house” and restore democracy. He cites pension and disability concerns, calls for reforms including pension insurance, a loan service, and end to wildcat strikes, while urging miners to nominate him July 9 to December 9 elections. Luther Huffman and Richard Weaver back Kochis.
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Steve “Cadillac” Kochis
United Mine Workers of America
Ramsey Elementary
Bluefield
Kochis
Luther Huffman
Richard Weaver
West Virginia
UMWA
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Pennsylvania
Boyle
International Office
Huffman
Steve
Weaver
Health Center Schedule Set
A venereal disease clinic will be held today at 11 a.m. at the Mercer County Health Department. Diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, polio, and measles vaccines will be given. smallpox immunizations will not. A tuberculin skin test clinic runs Tuesday 2 to 4 p.m. All other clinics and meetings run by appointment.
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John J. Mahood
Mercer
Kiwanis Club
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Southern Cosmetologist Association
All-Purpose Numbers Proposed for U S by Journalist
A columnist speculates that the United States government should assign every American a universal identification number, possibly as a remedy after a journalist lost his wallet.
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Numbers
United States
Final Leg Of Tour Launched In Argentina
Terrorist bombings hit La Plata Mendoza Rosario and Parana as Governor Nelson Rockefeller visits Argentina to begin the final leg of his Latin American mission. He plans to tour Haiti the Dominican Republic Jamaica Guyana and Barbados. Police and military measures guarded public sites amid antigovernment protests and past fatalities.
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la Plata
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Rosario
Parana
Rockefeller
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Dominican Republic
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Guyana
Barbados
Chile
Peru
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Rockefeller Mission
Bowling Green Center for Popular Culture Opens at University
Bowling Green State University opened the Center for the Study of Popular Culture in the library. The collection spans 35 000 records 20 000 books and hundreds of radio broadcasts underground newspapers magazines comic books and posters. Donated materials grow by about 1 000 items monthly with major gifts from Cleveland radio personality Bill Randle including National Geographics Sears catalogs microfilm and thousands of records.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Center For
Sears and Roebuck
Bobbsey Twins
National Geographic
Cleveland
Bill Randle
National Geograph
Auto Mishap Involving Bluefield And Marion Drivers
Bluefield police report a Saturday collision on Route 52 when Irvin Farmer of Marion Virginia swerved to avoid a car leaving a drive in. His car struck Ivan Sheppard’s car, a passenger Eugene Plaster was injured and hospitalized with facial lacerations but no broken arm. Damage to both vehicles was estimated at $400 with no charges filed.
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Bluefield
R. E. Lee
Fishing Dominates Peru's Industry as Main Export
Fishing and fish meal production stand as Peru's largest single industry, driving national exports. Strong entities include Peru as the country and the fishing sector as the main economic driver.
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Peru
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