Unborn Child in Doubt After Dunbar Crash
A Sunday evening head on crash on Roxalana Road Dunbar involved a Richardson family of Huntington. Mrs Marlene Richardson 16 was in critical condition. her 10 year old brother Russell Vance and mother Virginia Vance 40 were admitted in satisfactory condition. Karen Lett 16 of Poca collided with the Richardson car and was admitted for observation while her brother John Lett 7 was also treated in satisfactory condition. The incident left seven months pregnant Mrs Richardson unsure about the baby. Police charged Lett with failure to keep her vehicle under control. Property damage about 5600 dollars.
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Huntington
Headon
Roxalana Road
Dunbar
Marlene Richardson
Russell Vance
Virginia Vance
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Richardson
Miss Richardson
Karen Lett
Poca
Miss Lett
John 7
Thomas Memorial
Air Force
Colorado
Labor Leaders Prepare for Nixon Closed-Door Session
AFL-CIO Executive Council members head to Miami Beach for a Sunday 11 a.m. meeting at the American Hotel to discuss labor White House differences on wages prices and jobs with President Nixon. George Meany leads the 35 council members as they plan to present complaints about foreign competition wage controls and rising food prices.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Afl-Cio
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Florida
Key Biscayne
Labor Group
Ziegler
Afl-Cio Executive Council
George Meany
Miami
AT&T Phone Melting Draws Critics Across Nation
Critics say Nassau Smelting and Refining in Tottenville melts down five million old telephones yearly, stifling a used phone market that could challenge Bell System rents. The plant recycles copper and yields lead, precious metals, and rare earths for AT&T affiliates. The Nassau operation is under scrutiny by the Communications Task Force over competition and used phone channels.
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Washington Star News
Washington
Tottenville
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Bell System
Nassau Smelting & Refining Co
New York City
Staten Island
Nassau
U. S
Western Electric Co
Federal Communication
General Motors
Saigon releases 982 more prisoners as war drift continues
Saigon reports 982 Communist prisoners ferried across the Thach Han River, bringing total released to 5,496 while about 19,000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese remain in custody. Government says 711 government soldiers freed. 320 more slated today. A silent battle for control of Areas where neither side rules persists. China and North Vietnam oppose Waldheim as Vietnam peace conference chair. Kissinger travels to Hanoi amid doubt UN can help.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
China
North Vietnam
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Paris
Peking
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
United Nations
Vietnam
City and Federal Offices Close for Washington's Birthday
City and federal offices will close today in observance of Washington's birthday. State offices will stay open, banks may close or vary hours and customers should check with their bank.
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Washington
Norwegian Fishing Boat Explodes Sinks Near Arctic Port
A Norwegian fishing boat exploded and sank off Honningsvaag port. Two bodies were recovered and four crewmen remained missing. Another vessel rescued the remaining four crew members, per Norwegian radio.
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Honningsvaag
Norway
Arctic
Weather Summary for the Region
Weather outlook across West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Virginia and Western Pennsylvania shows mostly cloudy skies and milder conditions in some areas. Temperatures range from the upper 20s to the mid 40s with variable winds and Sunday humidities around 68 percent.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Caribbean island seals divorce law after public vote
In Castries St Lucia about 20 people attended a Roman Catholic demonstration against the measure before it became law legalizing divorce on the island.
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Castries
St. Lucia
Caribbean
Bardot at 38 Lashes Out in Rare Interview
Brigitte Bardot, 38, tells L Express she hates humanity and is allergic to life. She says she may quit cinema by 40 to retire to a farm, seeks balance in nature, and doubts motherhood, noting son Nicholas lives with his father Jacques Charrier.
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L’express
Bardot
Nicholas
Jacques Charrier
Sex Kitten
Bridgitte Bardot
Trudeau’s Budget Could Decide His Government
Ottawa reports that Finance Minister John Turner faces a delicate budget plan to be presented in the House of Commons tonight. With Liberal support fragile after the Oct 30 election, the proposals will test political reality against economic theory and may determine Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s future. A marginal 264 seat Commons split is noted with Liberals 109, Conservatives 107, NDP 31, Social Credit 15, Independents 2. In Grenoble a 26 year old bricklayer-turned-fireman confessed to starting a shed blaze to prompt more work after volunteering. He admitted setting a fire and then rushing to switch off the fuel valve feeding the flames.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
John Turner
Canada
House of Commons
Turner
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Liberals
Conservatives
New Democratic Party
Social Credit
Independent
Grenoble
France
Rockefeller in critical condition after chest ailment
Palm Springs California records say former Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller remained in critical condition Sunday after a chest ailment. A family spokesman and Desert Hospital refused to provide details, noting possible relation to a prior New York illness that led to back cyst surgery and chemotherapy. Rockefeller, 60, is brother to Nelson Rockefeller governor of New York and served as Arkansas governor 1966 and 1968.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Desert Hospital
Rockefeller
New York
Nelson
Charleston Gazette Admission and mail rate notice
A degraded excerpt lists postal classifications, ownership at 1001 Virginia St East Charleston West Virginia, and various subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions both within and outside West Virginia. The fragmentary text provides no clear event or date.
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Charleston
W. Va
Democratic
Baily Gazette Company
Virginia St. E
Gazette-Mail
Mater
House Eyes New Rules On Franking
An ad hoc committee of the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee will begin hearings on a bill by Rep. Morris Udall to reform franking. The measure would ban political solicitation via mail and prohibit blanket mailings to postal patrons 60 days before elections while allowing official information and press releases.
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Washington Star News
Washington
House Post Office
Civil Service Committee
Congress
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Inho
Udall
Egyptian diplomacy rises as purge debate swirls in Cairo
Sadat's government struggles over a purge of leftist intellectuals while new diplomatic efforts begin. The debate could shift Egypt's political balance and influence the Arab world. Cairo signals tighter control as freedoms promised after Nasser fade amid foreign surveillance and expulsions.
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Sadat
Egypt
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Space Peace Talks Between U S and Soviet Scientists
American and Soviet scientists exchanged results on peaceful space uses. A 12 member U S Delegation led by Leonard Jaffee of NASA met last week at the Institute for Space Research S A S in Moscow. They shared studies in geology geomorphology soil land use hydrology glaciology and microwave techniques and discussed future cooperation in oceanography.
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Moscow
U.S
Leonard Jaffee
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Institute For Space Research
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Kennedy moves to reallocate aid for Indochina relief
Senator Edward M. Kennedy plans an amendment to shift 200 million in humanitarian aid to North and South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia within the current foreign aid bill. The plan would use existing funds and push most U S aid through multilateral agencies.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D.mass
North
South
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U. S
Indochina
United Nations
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Mayeni
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Ranean Steen Wees
Baily
Newspaper Agency Corp
Charleston Gazette
Classified Advertising Circulation Department
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Cartier and
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N. Viets
U. N
Dial
W. L. Thurman
Brooks St
United States
FHA & WA
Cincinnati, Ohio
A Mutual Company
William C. Safford
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