Miner Dies in Raleigh County Mine Accident
BECKLEY A Raleigh County miner crashed to death Monday when caught between a motor and the top of a mine at Crews Mine on Batoff Mountain. He is Charles Edward Smith of Piney View, a UMW member. Surviving wife, parents, a brother and several sisters. Funeral and burial arrangements announced.
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Beckley
Raleigh County
Crews
Batoff Mountain
Raleigh
Charles Edward Smith
Piney View
Smith
UMW
Walter
Pannie Smith
Archie Smith
Clayton
Del
Dreama Jones
Ft. Richardson
Alaska
Belly Foster
Pines View
Bessie Harper
Stinaford
Stanaford
Stanaard
City to seek 100 units of public housing on Park Tract
City proposes eight acres east side near Spring Hill Cemetery for 100 public housing units if sold to Charleston Housing Authority. Dissent came from Oliver D. Engle who warned it could harm neighborhood value. He also mused on future cemetery land purchases. City also approved 414 for a dump equipment rental amid concerns about incinerator breakdowns. Total rentals exceed $50 per city disbursement rule. A second motion urged state action to regulate abandoned junked cars on vacant lots. Palm Drive residents seek relief from deep mud on unpaved street portions limiting autos.
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Charleston Housing Authority
10Th Ward
Oliver D. Engle
Engie
Spring Hill
Piedmont Road
Budget Trucking Co
John C. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Second Ward
A. Ted Beaylen
Boylen
Palm Drive
Falcon Drive
Full-Scale Vote Probe Involving Mingo Lincoln Counties
Federal agents interview election workers in Mingo and Lincoln Counties amid allegations of intimidation and irregularities in the November general election. Reports cite gun threats at Lincoln polling places, a gun fired, and scrutiny of voting lists and election practices. The Justice Department seeks hearings transcripts as probes expand.
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FBI
All Fair Section
Minge County
Asa
Fair Election
Tancoln County
Mingo
Lincoln
Fair Vloetun Committee
Acone
Linen
Lincoln Fec
Washington
Justice Department
Criminal Division
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Williamson
State Capitol
NATO ministers deadline shadowing Nixon trip
The piece notes no final decision on a tip matter before the NATO foreign ministers' meeting and a possible link to Nixon's travels. It cites Investia in Moscow referencing hopeful changes in US Europe policy while Nixon pursues domestic urban affairs with Agnew and tours federal departments.
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NATO
Dale Maren
Investia
Moscow
Yadey
Fiegler
Council On Urban Affairs
Spiro T. Agnew
Couen
Nixon
Randolph Plans Bus to Control Steel Imports
Washington Sen. Jlen Randolph of West Virginia said he will sponsor legislation to regulate foreign steel imports. He described the import quota as not protectionist but to give foreign suppliers a fair share of domestic market growth and to stabilize the U S steel industry amid rising imports from 1.5 to 17 million tons annually.
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Gecette Wasiuiaian
Brean Washington
Sen. Jlennings Randolph
D-W. Va
United States
Randolph
Weather Forecast Summary From Fragmented OCR
Weather notes show a forecast for Monday with temperatures and wind. Readable items mention Ohio, Seely, and Joe Toray with 41 percent humidity and reports of decreasing cloudiness. The text is garbled but implies conditions and temperature changes for the upcoming day.
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Ohio
Ign
Mons
Two Men Charged In Clay County Jail Fire
In Indore Samuel Stephenson and Eddie Sick faced charges after a Saturday incident at Clay County jail when six mattresses burned. Firefighters evacuated the smoky jail as it burned and the two were moved to Braxton County jail while arson charges were filed.
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Ulay
Gay County
Jack Shelton
Samuel Stephenson
Indore
Eddie Sick
Clay
Clay County
Stephenson
Sirk
Braxton
Souon
Druns
Soheyine
Menson
Allen named to White House post in education shift
HEW Secretary Robert J. Finch announced Allen's appointment and hinted Head Start may move from ESOL to HEW. Allen supports integration as key to quality education and says he will enforce desegregation guidelines and follow federal education laws.
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White House
HEW
Robert J. Finch
Allen
Office of
Rite Slated For Retired Minister Garten
The Rev John Marshall Garten a retired Baptist minister from near Shady Spring died Sunday in Raleigh General Hospital at age. A service is set at New Salem Baptist Church with burial at the church cemetery. Survived by his widow Della Kincaid Garten children Herman F Beckley Leonard Dale Air Force Ohio daughters Clifford Fox Shady Spring Emmett Hudson Maine William Bennett New Jersey Sherman Earless St. Albans Lillie Williams Hinton. The body is at Rose-Quesenberry Funeral Home Beckley.
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Beckley
John Marshall Garten
Mr. Garten
Shady Spring
Raleigh General Hospital
New Salem Baptist Church
Forest Hill
Maine Baptist Chur
Hinton
Sandstone Bany Church
Brooks Baptist Church
Della Kincaid Gurlen
Herman F
Leonard Dale
Air Force
Columbus
Ohio
Clifford Fox
Emmett Hudson
Maine
William Bennett
New Jersey
Sherman Earless
St. Hams
Bicher
Lillie Williams
New Salem
West Side Man Is Hospitalized After Fall On Sidewalk
Lewis R. Reetenwald a 57 year old retired Chesapeake and Ohio Railway employee was admitted to Charleston General Hospital Monday for a head injury from a fall on a sidewalk near his Garden Street home on Mathews Avenue while visiting a brother. His condition was listed as satisfactory.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Charleston General Hospital
Lewis R. Reetenwald
Reetenwald
Edewalk
Mathews Avenue
Logan Fight Hearing Delayed by Five Months
Logan hearing before Justice Brown faced a postponement as Senator Bernard Smith requested a continuance until April 1 amid ongoing Democratic factional tensions. Plaintiffs include Robert Davis, a former state attorney general ally, and Claude Ellis, ex-justice of the peace. defendants center on accusations tied to a local liquor store dispute and alleged police officer involvement, with the case drawing in political factionalism from the statehouse.
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Cael
Shire
Pete Hiles Brown
Bernard Simith
D-Loogan
Ufuert
Simith
Robert Davis
Inan AG UK
Specaded “Statehouse
Claude Ellis
Justice of the Peace
Kentuckian Will Address Labor Parley
Rep. Carl D. Perkins of Kentucky will be principal speaker at the West Virginia Labor Federation AFL-CIO annual tie conference in Charleston on February 1 at the Daniel Boone Hotel. More than 300 union representatives are expected. Perkins chairs the House Education and Labor Committee and is a longtime eastern Kentucky legislator. Miles C. Stanley, federation president, will open with remarks on labor sponsored bills before the state Senate and House.
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Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
West Virginia Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
Daniel Boone
Perkins
Charmain
House Education and Labor Committee
Kentucky
Federation
Miles C. Stanley
Geiau
Geiau, A Series of Breakfasts En 3. 1 Sponsored By the Central Lator
Kanawha Valley
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Huntington
Moundsville
White Sulphur Springs
Paris talks face long road to concrete deal
The speaker warned that negotiations will be very difficult and lengthy with no quick agreement in sight, noting that developments can alter the situation in both Paris and South Vietnam, a pattern he anticipated from the start.
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South Vietnam
Paris
Sol Million Due for Coal Research
The Office of Coal Research plans to spend about 86 million on five pilot projects to develop new coal uses. Consolidation Coal Co has supplied directors since 1960 and would receive two projects, with three others going to other coal firms. Projects total roughly 5 million, contingent on congressional funding. One pilot aims to convert coal to gas on a commercial basis, with selling price projected around 1.5 to 8 cents per? and another to convert high-volatile coal to synthetic gas to blend with natural gas for home use.
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Reesearch
Consolidation Coal Co
OCR
Interior Department
Consol
Congress
Wwe
Ipsa
Tracker Is Killed On Turnpike
BECKLEY eight deputies attend a three day police duties workshop at Concord College. In a separate incident Karl W Castle of Kenna Jackson County died when his truck trapped him beneath its cab after veering off West Virginia Turnpike north of here. Castle a World War II veteran leaves a widow Justine Akeen Castle and several children. Service set at Parsons Funeral Home Ripley with burial Goshen Cemetery Jackson County.
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Beckley
West Virginia
Karl W. Castle
Kenna
Jackson County
Kaymoor
Feyette County
Castle
Jdubine Stanley Banana Co
Slantington
Justine Akeen Castle
James
Marl
Keith
Daughers
Diane
Stebecca
Edna Castle
Oak
Bert
Virginia
Johnnie
Oak Til
Belly Bastmaan
Oak Will
Bernice Bush
Columbus
Ohia
Barbara Nuckels
Ruby Castle
New Orleans
Parsons Funeral Home
Ripley
Goshen Cemetery
Zina French
Concord College
French
Now Plastic Cream Revolutionizes Denture Wearing
A cream marketed as elastic plastic technology promises firmer dentures that resist heat and provide greater comfort. The ad claims wearers can chew tougher foods again and maintain fit with regular dental visits. It touts longevity and a health focus, urging Try LrxoDENT today.
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