Nixon Campaign Spending Ahead of Contributions
Nixon campaign committees reported $2.45 million raised in June and July but spending reached $4.91 million, leaving $7.76 million on hand. Donors included the Pew family, W. Clement Stone, David Rockefeller, and Sanford N. McDonnell, with funds split across multiple Nixon committees and a $40,000 loan from Darius Keaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Washington
Pew Family
Philadelphia
Sunoco Qil
W. Clement Stone
Chicago
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard A. Moore
White House
Edward J. Hand
Buffalo
N.Y
Ryder Systems
Sanford N. McDonnell
McDonnell Douglas
St. Louis
Binio
Hor
Seshoe Hotel and Casino
Las Vegas
Darius Keaton
The
Ane Trading Co
Monterey
Calif
Secret Service Breaks Into McGovern Aide Apartment
Secret Service agents and a hotel security aide forced entry into the apartment of Max Factor Jr. above Vice President Agnew’s residence. Factor, a McGovern aide, described the intrusion as a mistake and said the hotel failed to notify staff. The hotel apologized and Factor plans to stay as a voter registration organizer for McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
McGovern Aide
Washington
Agnew
Factor
Sipple
Los Angeles
McGovern
Factors
Treasury
John Connally
Wee
Mothers Force Closure of Littlepage Playground Program
Mothers from Littlepage Terrace allege directors acted inappropriately in front of children and push for reform. Roger Switzer recommends suspending the program after an informal hearing. operators face reinstitution only after further investigation and cooperation with the recreation commission and tenant council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Switzer
The
Charleston Housing Authority
Littlepage
Recreation Commission
Littlepage Terrace
Littlepages
Two Injured In W Va 34 Car Crash Near Hurricane
Two drivers William B. Rutledge aged 24 and Ruth I. Gillispie aged 59 of Hurricane were hospitalized after a two car collision on W Va 34 near Hurricane. Both remained under treatment at Thomas Memorial Hospital. Property damage was estimated at $1700. State police from Winfield investigated.
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Thomas Memorial Hospital
Y W.va
William B. Rutledge
Ruth I. Gillispie
U Temper
I. G. Yobo
T Winfield Detachment
State
Versailles born man joins forces in wartime service
MR GRUENBURG, born in Versailles to a French mother and Austrian father, educated in multiple languages with degrees in music and nautical engineering, served as an officer in the French merchant marine. He later joined British and Madison forces during the German invasion of France, participating in rescue missions in the English Channel and a special Madison forces unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Gruenburg
Versailles
Paris
Maly
England
Madison
Wis
Robert
France
Eaning
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Credit Union League
Utrd National Credit Union
English Channel
Ini
Madison Forces
Nominations Hail for December UMW Election
About 340 United Mine Workers locals have completed officer nominations for a court ordered election in December. The Labor Department posted the tally with W A Boyle leading for president, Arnold Miller trailing, and Steve Keatas in third place among nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers Union
Labor Department
W. A
Tony Boyle
Miners For Democracy
Boyle
Bovie
Arenold Miller
Steve Ke °Atas
Leonard Pankevich
Mike ‘Trbovich
George Tiler
John Langyel
Wilbert Killion
Harry Patrick
Department of Vabor
Ex French Underground Member Gruenburg Dies in Charleston
Former World War II era espionage liaison and 61 year old Walton Apartments resident Michael A Gruenburg died Monday at Memorial Hospital France Poland and other locations shaped his perilous career He led the International Club of Charleston for nearly a decade and left no known relatives He planned his funeral arrangements and requested no memorial service
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Michael A. Gruenburg
Poss Werune Mecpane Magi
State Department of High British
Museum of Ways
Paris
Jacqueline Baudelaire
Switzerland
France
Mr. Gruenburg
Gruenlowe
Chicago
Gruenburg
Charleston
America
D. C
SDH
International Club
Gruennurg
Weest Virginia University Medical School
S C Man Hurt In Cycle Mishap
Paul T Cochran of Haddad Court South Charleston was listed in satisfactory condition at Charleston General Hospital after a motor cycle accident. The accident occurred at 121 Quartier Street in Charleston and Cochran was taken to the hospital by City Ambulance Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul T Cochran
Haddad Court
South Charleston
Charleston General Hospital
Quartier St
Charleston
Cochran
Old MacDonalds Barn at West Virginia State Fair
Lewisburg report describes Old MacDonalds Barn as a 1967‑formed exhibit by Greenbrier County Humane Society. Visitors can view farm animals fowl and young stock along with puppies and kittens from the shelter. Doors open 1 p.m. Aug 19 and 10 a.m. daily through Aug 6 with humane society staff on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Old MacDonald's
West Virginia
Greenbrier
Humane Society
Elisberg Case May Be Dropped Over Wiretap Limits
The Nixon administration may delay or drop the Pentagon papers trial rather than disclose the foreign intelligence wiretap that triggered a Supreme Court stay. A Justice official said there is no chance prosecutors will reveal which attorney or consultant was overheard on non court authorized surveillance. Officials hope the Supreme Court will decide on whether to hear the defense appeal without such disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Los Angeles
Nixon
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Danijiel Elisberg
Anthony Russos
John W. Hushen
Alto ‘Gether
Hushen
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Charleston District Court
Bankruptcy petitions were filed Monday in the U S District Clerk's office in Charleston listing five debtors. Don Delbert Daniels of Mount Hope is a coal miner with Eastern Associated Coal Corp listing debts of 363 228 and assets of 1 500 1. William Young of Davis Court Charleston is a truck driver for the city listing debts of 8 935 and assets 950. Michael Lee Dean Route 4 Charleston is a truck driver with debts 12 731 and no assets. James Samuel Snodgrass Route 3 Elkview is unemployed with debts 1 241 and assets 370. Paul Lee Fowler Route 1 Charleston is a cement finisher with Mt State Construction Co listing debts 7 216 and assets 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Charleston
Don Delbert Daniels
Tully Court
Mount Hope
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
William Young
Apt
Davis Court
James Samuel Snodgrass
Elkview
Paul Lee Fowler
Mt. State Construction Co
Kanawha JA Wills Citation Highlighted in 1971–72
Junior Achievement of the Kanawha Valley was named one of three areas honored at the National JA staff conference at Lake of the Ozarks Missouri. Hank Kupcial Charleston local director attended the meeting. Charleston praised for its public relations work during 1971 72.
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Junior Achievement of
Kanawha Valley
Lake of the ‘Ozarks
Junior Achievement
Hank Kupcial
Charleston
Air Guardsman Awarded Meritorious Service Medal
Col. Ralph Cowgill commander of the 130th Special Operations Group at Kanawha Airport received the Meritorious Service Medal for seven years of distinguished leadership during which the unit earned numerous commendations and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cowgill
130Th
Air Nationa Guard
Kanawha
Cowgill
Neyformance
U.S. Jets and Viet Militia Hit Cambodian and Vietnam Targets
U.S. jets and Cambodian allies repelled multiple NVA Viet Cong attacks across South Vietnam and Cambodia. Reports say 14 Russian T54 tanks were destroyed while defending Kompong Trabek and Neak Luong as U.S. Marine and Air Force jets aided Cambodian forces in heavy fighting. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong assaults were strongest near Kompong Trabek with high casualties on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Vietnam
Kompong Trabek
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Quang Ti
Hue
Quang Ngai
da Nang
Neak Luong
Mekong River
U.S
City Woman Commissioned as Missionary to Africa
Miss Ann Martin Rutherford of Staunton Avenue has been appointed by the Presbyterian Church U S to serve as a missionary in the Republic of Zaire. She will depart August 21 for a year of French and tropical medicine study in Brussels before going to Africa. A former Charleston Memorial Hospital employee and Duke University nursing graduate, she holds degrees from Austin College Sherman Texas Cook County graduate school of medicine Chicago and the Presbyterian School of Christian Education Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Martin Rutherford
John M. Rutherford
Staunton Avenue
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Republic of
Zaire
Congo
Africa
Rutherford
Brussels
Belgium
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Miss Rutherford
School of
Duke University
Cook County Graduate School of Medicine
Charleston notices bid on parking area lease and condemnations
City of Charleston advertises sealed bids for leasing a parking area at Watt Powell Park to the highest bidder for a Christmas sale. It also lists condemned land actions in Putnam County and West Virginia proclamations about judicial vacancies and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Charleston
Watt Powell Park
Satinfactocy
Leston
Florida
Don R
Employment Wanted Ads Mix in Charleston Area
A dense string of job listings seeks six men and women for immediate work with varied roles including clerk, motel staff, bartender, sewing operator, supervisor, and sales positions. Many ads offer training, bonuses, or commissions with ages often unspecified. some specify locations like St. Albans, Dunbar, and Charleston, along with contact methods and box numbers.
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Capitol
SLES
Creteria
Y Co Nat'l, Co
Kaigar
Quarries
Charleston
Tareer
Metropolitan Life
Writ Mountain Comprehensive Health Corp
Bagley
Hazard
Betany
Holmes
Quarrier St
Ideal Cleaners
McCorkle
Chas
Jarrell
McCarkle Avenue
St. Albans
Esk
Cherleston
Virginia
Chateau Madrid
Vth Street
Dunbar
ViVa
C.E
Stareter
Nico Area
Kanawha
Capitol Street
Adies
Trate House of Lioyd
Blan
Man
Persant
Albans Motors
McCorkle Avenue
Gazelle
Central_Avenue
Nature
Teays Valley
Artsma
Professional Placement, Inc
Jean McDermott
Holiday Finn
Charleston House
Raines
Ginsburg
Holley Hotel
Naval Reserve
Ball Chigt Turley
South Charleston
W. Va
Annedie’s
Parsons Tanning Co. Reopens as Production Resumes
Parsons West Virginia tannery, a major local employer, resumes production after raw hide costs eased and export controls shifted. President Robert Anderson Sr. says full 140 workers should be back by September, despite Congress upending recent policy and industry lobbying. He condemns special interests for harming small tanneries and vows to operate regardless of regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
W. Va
Parson
Ilon
Robert Anderson Sr
Parson Tanning Co
Anderson
Nixon
Congress
Two Men Charged With Marijuana Possession in Boone County
Madison residents Douglas P. Jones and Jack L. McCarty face possession charges after Boone County deputies seized about 3 060 dollars worth of marijuana at Tick Creek and Lick Creek. Police reported the arrests were led by Deputy Sheriff J. H. Walker with Joel Dent. Wellington post office posts net profit after year of loss, improving to 417000 dollars on higher rates and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Douglas P. Jones
Jack L. McCarty
Boone County
J. H. Walker
Joel Dent
Tick Creek
Lick Creek
Wellington
New Zealand Post Office
Marshall U Student Body President resigns to run family business
Marshall University Student Body President Michael Prestera Sr. resigns to work in the family trucking firm. His father was among three killed in a November air crash that wiped out much of Marshall’s football team. Student Body Vice President Sheila Baxter becomes president effective Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall University
Michael R. Prestera
Prestera
Marshall
U Sheila Baxter
Manwell Deployed as Director of Federal Bureau of Prisons
Elle L. Manwell of Ellis serves as director for a day briefing in Washington D C acting as Ceson's counterpart in a session convened by Gulls Nation. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Maxwell.
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Federal Bureau of Priisons
Elle L. Manwell
Ellis
Manwell
Norman A. Carlson
Ceson
A & Wonent
Gulls Nation
Washington, D. C
Drudge
Robert E. Maxwell
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Paul Sipple
Sheraton Park
Secrent
NMC Suslice
Lucy Palmer
Jack Justice
Parks and Recreation
Palmer
Justice
City Man
UMW
International Club of Charleston
Nyc
S.C
Elisberg
J. A. Wills Citation
Air Guardsman
Richardson
Dennis R. Knapp
Femenan Pleas Court of
Kanawha Coulnye
Common Pleas Court
Kanawha County
Arch A. Moore, JR
Charitston
R John D. Rockefeller, Jr
ISEAL
Circuit Court OF
Putnam County
Tenn&co Inc
Mary M.S Snyder
LANG
Mary M. Snyder
Robert J. Snyder
Port Neches
Texas
Tenneco Inc
West
Scott District
Subjeet
Gifford
Tess
Witin
Tempecatary
Rebecca Blanton
Circuit Court of Tin Cme
Pulmam
Tenner, Inc
Donald C. Carman
Ford Motor Credit Company
Ford Motor
Opera Credit Company
Iock
Sy Tenneco Inc
Sycamore
Harrison
County
Wees
United
Draglinn Bauer, Gantry
West Jonning
Treasury Department
Bureau OF Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Mercer County
Mingo County
Internal Revenue Code
Ody
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms
Main Street
Cincinnati
Frank C. Haymond
Suprem Court of Appeals
St Virginia
Supreme Court of Appealed
Archa Woore, JR
Carin
A. Moore JR
John D. Rockefeller
Missy
Spring Hill
Maxwell and
Dixie Eee
X. Re Sosa
Bard Avenue
Feria
Emerald Heights
South Hills
Tiger
Sonfigentiol
Ah Dohnny Ingram
Virginia ST
Termini Solty
Chanstay
Yarn Albans
perRow
Help Wanted
Gazette Mall
Center For Employment Career Opportunities
Jefferson
Southeast Ave
Jackson
Michigan
Forest Hills
Eliahie
Aran
Boone
M.U
Pennecd Inc
John O. Kizer
A.sesil
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