Britain Lone Complainant On Pentagon Disclosures
Britain emerged Friday as the lone complainant among ten countries affected by the Pentagon study disclosures. Governments including Canada, Australia, New Zealand and France indicated no formal protest while officials discussed the matter in diplomatic contacts.
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Britain
Pentagon
Arthur
Washington
Lord
New Zealand
State Department
United States
William P. Rogers
Associated Press
Vietnam
Australia
South Korea
Philip
Baljapad
Neadstiar China
South Vietnam
Canada
France
Saigon
U. S
Seoul
Philippines
China
James C. H. Shen
Newsmen
Thailand
Bangkok
City Council approves SDH Paet for Interstates in City
Mayor Hutchinson’s four chosen representatives to the Civic and Center Boards won unanimous council support. W.C. Haworth and Albert Schwabe were named. Robert Silverstein and Jack Bennett replace Wells and Layne. R. Page Henley Jr. joins Civil Service Commission. A $16,873 landslide repair contract to Donald Means and a $1,200 bid to demolish three condemned houses on McKee Avenue were approved.
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Hutchinson
Civic, Center Board of Directors
W.C. Haworth
Albert Schwabe
Robert Silverstein
Jack Bennett
John M. Wells
Ernest Layne
Civil Service Commission
R. Page Henley Jr
London Heights Road
Donald Means
McKee Avenue
Third Ward
Fred Flint
Robbery suspect flees after I64 chase near Scott Depot
Billy L. Patterson, 33, of Canton, Ohio, is charged with armed robbery of Valley Grocery in Scott Depot after a 100 mph chase along I-64 ending in Winfield. About $1,300 taken. Patterson held at Putnam County jail. A late Friday storm caused 1,500 outages in Charleston area.
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M.E. Kilburn
Winfield Detachment
State Poice
W.va
Kilburn
Charleston
West Side
Appalachi
Power Co
Tenth
Durbar
Virginia Street
Patterson
Elk River
Carl Dabney
Scott Depot
Putnam County
Winfield
Beavers life story unfolds amid Nixon assassination chase
A fragmented report traces Beavers, jailed in Princeton for brandishing a pistol, to a Chicago pursuit that ended with gunfire near Grant Park. Police described him as a dangerous mental case. relatives recall hospital talks and authorities flagged need for treatment as he sought contact with the White House.
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Beavers
Chicago
James Dent
Bluefield
Kenneth Young
Richard Morris
Greyhound
Dent
Paul Stephin
Pearisburg
Young and
Morris
Becker
Suns
Grant Park
Pentagon Papers rulings expand limits on publication
Supreme Court action came hours before The Washington Post would resume printing Pentagon Papers stories halted June 19. Courts rejected government claims of national security risk, allowing phased publication. The Times won some access but was restricted on certain documents. the Boston Globe faced a district proceeding. Newsrooms published portions via Xeroxed pages, while other papers like Chicago Sun-Times and Los Angeles Times carried material. The Knight Newspapers group also reported portions of the study.
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Supreme Court
Washington Post
Pentagon
U.S. District Court
U.S. and
Circuit Court of Appeals
the Times
District Court
U.S. 2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
Times
Jhose
The
Boston Globe
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch
McNamara
Post-Dispatch
Washington
Chicago Sun-Times
Johnson
North Vietnam
Sun-Times
National Security Council
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hanoi
Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
Ho Chi Minh
Pentagon Report
Los Angeles Times
Knight Newspapers, Inc
12 Year Old Hurt At S C Dance Tragedy Kills Teen
A Charleston South Carolina dance incident left a 12 year old dead at the scene after a late Friday altercation at The Mound in South Charleston. A girl suffers a broken arm and was rushed to Charleston General Hospital by Ambulance Service Inc. Police describe unclear motive as investigations continue.
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Mound
Southl
Charleston
Charleston General Hospital
Ambulance Service Inc
South Charleston
Joint Jail Contract Between Kanawha County and Charleston
Lawyers for Kanawha County Court and the City of Charleston met to prepare a binding contract to house city jail prisoners in the county facility. County Attorney Larry Andrews said the contract takes effect July 1. Both sides previously signed letters of agreement and the county Committee for Better Government endorsed the merger. Officials expect financial savings from the merger.
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Kanawha County Court
Iity of Charleston
Larry Andrews
Committee For Better Government
Army Engineer Head Receives Legion of Merit
Col. Maurice D. Roush head of the Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District since 1968 received the Legion of Merit from Maj. Gen. William L. Starnes at a farewell luncheon. Roush departs July 1 for Okinawa to serve as deputy civil administrator for the Ryukyu Islands.
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Huntington
Maurice D. Roush
Army Corps of Engineers
William L. Starnes
Legion of Merit
Roush
Starnes
Ohio River Division
Cincinnati
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
Showcase Honor Given City School
The Worldwide Association for Individualizing Instruction and Learning named George Washington High School in Charleston as one of 12 showcase schools. Former GWHS teacher Edyth Martin, now coordinator for Kanawhan County Schools, will address the association’s fourth annual conference July 6 to 8 near Philadelphia.
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Worldwide Association For
George Washington High School
Charleston
GWHS
Edyth Martin
Kanawhan County
Warminister
Philadelphia
Provo
Utah
Six Will Train AU Institute For City Force
Six men will begin training July 11 at the State Police Academy at Institute before joining the Charleston Police Department. The three month program includes Robert S. Shannon of Dry Branch, Roy W. Hore of Berkeley Street, Thomas W. Robertson of Rand Dallas, Staples of Oakridge, Wilbur N. Moss of East Rank, and Gary Stover of Second Avenue South Charleston.
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State Police Academy
Institute
Charleston Police Department
Robert S. Shannon
Dry Branch
Roy W. Hore
Berkeley St
Thomas W. Robertson
Rand
Dallas
Staples
Oakridge Nr
Wilbur N. Moss
East Rank
Gary Stover
Second Ave
South Charleston
Weather Forecast Fragments From Various Regions
Fragmented forecast notes for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Virginia and Pennsylvania. Predicts Mostly sunny warm conditions with highs in the 70s to 80s, lows in the upper 30s to mid 70s, and chances of thunderstorms or showers in some areas. Winds and humidity vary, with scattered mentions of hazy or stormy potential.
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Pacity Cauda
Sanser
Mafcots
Aternoag
Eyeang
Mors
Lowe
Charleston
Kentucky
Rginia
Might
Virginia
Restern
Pennsylvania
State run kindergarten enrollment reaches 996 across 28 centers
An estimated 996 children enrolled for state funded kindergartens opening September 7 in 28 centers with a capacity for 1120. Assistant superintendent Robert Humphreys cited awareness and vacation timing as factors in low enrollment. If centers aren’t full, late entrants may join first come first served. nine combined attendance areas will mix classes in the first listed school.
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Robert Humphreys
Baker
Belle
Central
Chamberlain
Chelyan
Chesapeake
Dunbar
Edison
Flinn
Ford-Roxalana
Fort Hill
Overbrook
Fruth
Hansford
Holt-Fernbank
Kanawha City
Kenna-Oakwood
Kenton- Frame
Lakewood
Malden
DeSapio Enters Jail as Corallo Convicted in Bribery Case
Carmine G. DeSapio, former Tammany Hall leader, began a two year term for bribery and conspiracy after being convicted December 1969. Antonio Corallo, a reputed Mafia figure, was also convicted. DeSapio was escorted by U S Marshals through gates in Pennsylvania on his way to the federal penitentiary. A separate note reports Tricia and Ed Cox honeymooning at Camp David after Nixon arrival. A search continues for a killer who strangled a 22 year old airline stewardess found in a Manhattan apartment.
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Lewisburg
Carmine G. DeSapio
Tammany Hall
Penitentium
Pricey
DeSapio
S. 8. Supreme Court
U. S. Marshals
Camp David
Tricia
Ed Cox
Maryland
White House
Nixon
Indiana
Illinois
N.Y
New York
Yorkville
Manhattan
Ripley University Women Elect New Officers
Ripley AAUW selects Marilyn Ludwig as president Joan Heathorne as first vice president Linda Skaggs as second vice president Sue Black as secretary Sue Foley as treasurer for two-year terms. Topics include consumer education overpopulation and community clean-up with Grace Graham named State Area Representative for Community Problems.
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Ripley
Ripley American Association of University Women
Marilyn Ludwig
Joan Heathorne
Linda Skaggs
Sue Black
Sue Foley
Henthorne
Grace Graham
AAUW
Court martial for protesting Vietnam policy
An American captain faces a pending court martial in Britain after protesting the Vietnam war. Captain Thomas Culver, 32, from Westfield New Jersey, held at Lakenheath Air Force Base while a preliminary hearing decides whether to proceed.
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London
Britain
Thomas Culver
Westfield
N.J
Lakenheath Air Force Base
University Town of
Cambridge
2000 Expected Today For Soap Box Derby
About 2000 spectators are expected at Little Creek Park in South Charleston for the Soap Box Derby. The 11 a.m. program features three drivers from International Raceway Park in the Oil Can Derby. Paul Martin, Hun tin gton. Jim Caldwell and Jim Stover, both of St Albans, race among more than 60 entrants starting at noon with finals around 4 p.m. Races will be aired on WCAW.
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Little Creek Park
South Charleston
International Raceway Park
Paul Martin
Huntington
Jim Caldwell
Jim Stover
St. Albans
Lwcaw
Charleston
Angry women block entry of coal trucks at Preston County
Twenty five female protesters gathered outside the Mercury Coal and Coke Co. coke ovens in Preston County blocking coal trucks from entering the ovens. They carried picket signs and charged dust from truck traffic on surrounding roads. State Highway officials said they would investigate the disruption and conditions on the access road.
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Bretz
Mercury Coal and Coke Co
Preston
State Department of Highway
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AU Institute For City Force
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