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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
3
A bipartisan West Virginia gathering featured Romney discussing Vietnam disclosures and American deception about Viet Nam. Jimmy Stewart toasted the event and a world premiere of Fool's Parade in Wheeling followed.
Readable fragments show weather forecasts for Charleston West Virginia Kentucky and Western Pennsylvania with temperatures highs in the 80s and 70s and partial clearing. The other readable portion recalls GOP fundraising remarks linking to Governor Arch Moore and a Washington Post study on missiles.
A federal judge weighs a temporary restraining order amid a Western Virginia coal walkout led by District 17 President Joe Ellis and District 29 President James Leeper. Officials report miners returning to some Southern West Virginia mines as union leaders urge workers to resume duties.
Bache vice president insisted the $50,000 fee showed nothing improper as Steptoe and Johnson of Clarksburg served as official bond counsel for the $24 million issue. Eugene G. Eason said Charleston lawyer J Henry Francis did extensive work for the bond as a representative of Bache. Eason could not recall Ferry’s involvement in the project.
After a Senate vote McGovern noted only Mundt and Fulbright were absent with Spong voting present to block amendments. Hatfield said fifty one senators supported withdrawal at a date certain but no fixed date united them, signaling possible filibuster on the draft extension and a potential administration move to set a date to end the war.
The Hanshew family Adam and Mrs. Hanshew with sons Dale and Adam win FHA Farm Family of the Year for Fayette County and Kanawha Counties. They bought 113 acres in 1967 through FHA and expanded from a few head to 55 beef cattle with broader livestock and equipment updates. They will compete in the district contest representing their counties.
Government attorney Michael Hess said the documents are essential to the government's case and national interest. Arthur Sulzberger condemned the injunction as an abridgment of the First Amendment and vowed to take the fight to the Supreme Court after a federal judge ordered a halt to a Pentagon study based series.
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