Turnpike Crash Kills Woman and More City News
The June 30 1977 Charleston Gazette reports a Turnpike crash killing a woman aged 28. Separately a New York police inquiry follows a shooting of mob boss Joseph Colombo as officials seek motive. In Jerusalem CIA Director Richard Helms arrives for undisclosed meetings amid censorship.
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The
Charleston Gazette
New York
Joseph Colombo
Rooseve
Albert Seedman
Colombo
Beckley
Indiana
Beckley Hospital
Catherine Ziliak
Evansvile Inc
Michael
Syesrad Ggugmer
Anna Ason
Mark
W. R. Me
Eddie A. Clark
Beaver
R . Thompson
H.W. Lambert
Chou En Lai demands on UN entry and China pact
Premier Chou En lai says China will only join the United Nations if Nationalist China is ousted from all organs. The Japanese paper notes possible steps toward a mutual nonaggression pact and a peace treaty after normal relations are restored. Japan recognizes the Nationalist government.
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Tokyo
Chou Enlai
Red China
China
U.N
Peking
Asa
Japan
Hotels Sued for Overcharges and Antitrust Violations
A New York lawyer filed a 250 million damage suit in U S District Court on behalf of William S and others accusing major hotels and chains of overcharging and Sherman Antitrust Act violations. The suit cites 1 to 3 percent room-rate adds claimed to cover associated costs.
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New York
New York City
Jacob D. Fuchsberg
U. S. District Court
William
Boone Jail Escapee Recaptured
Madison sheriff E D Cooke recaptured two Boone County brothers Richard Ray Gunoe 29 and Willis 20 after one escaped from Boone County Jail Monday. They were spotted five miles south walking from a wooded area and surrendered after dropping a pistol and two knives. The younger was jailed on felonious assault and AWOL charges.
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Madison
Boone County
Boone
E. D. Cooke
Cooke
Richard Ray Gunnoe
Willis
Bob White
Here
Two Putnam Men Join Ohio Venture In Bren Dale Inc
Two Putnam County men help form Bren Dale Inc with initial capital of 500000. Robert F. Hatfield a Democratic House of Delegates member and Ira D. Mundy are incorporators. The firm includes Gallia County property near Holzer General Hospital and plans a shopping center. Dorothy F. Salisbury of Gallipolis is president. Mundy also resides in Hurricane and Hatfield sells insurance and mobile homes there.
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Putnam County
Robert F. Hatfield
House of Delegates
Ira D. Mundy
Hatfield
Brendale Inc
Gallia County
Ohio
Holzer General Hospital
Dorothy FE. Salisbury
Gallipolis
Mundy
Two Facing Sentencing After Pleas
Two guilty pleas were entered in Kanawha Intermediate Court on Tuesday. James Edsel Wolfe admitted forging a $150 check drawn on First National Bank of South Charleston in January. Dana Hicks pleaded guilty to fraudulent use of a credit card for a $40 clothing purchase in October. Sentencing set for August 20 and August 27 respectively.
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Kanawha Intermediate Court
James Edsel Wolfe
First National Bank of
South Charleston
George W. Wood
Dana Hicks
Copenhaver Drive
Hicks
Robert C. Welling
Charleston
Wood
Weather Forecast Fragments From A Tarnished Page
Fragmentary OCR weather notes mention chances of precipitation and temperatures. The garbled text hints at west coastal conditions with cloudy skies and cooler lows, whilemunicated dates or regional specifics remain unclear.
United States Extends Military Credits to Chile
The United States approved five million in credits to Chile for purchases of military equipment under President Allende. Officials said the aid will fund a Chilean armed forces plane upgrade, including a C 130 four engined transport aircraft. The gesture is the first such move by Washington toward Chile’s socialist government.
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New York Tomes Service
Washington
United States
Chile
Salvador Allende Gossens
Gravel reports spark new debate over postwar documents
The postwar top secret documents disclosed June 13 by The New York Times prompt debate as the Defense Department faces court orders and potential Supreme Court action. Senator Gravel criticizes secrecy and calls the study revealing of failed Southeast Asia policy. Nixon administration provides copies under strict access. The report also notes a $4 million craft and paratroopers equipment, plus a Chilean navy tug Arikara lease and scaled back military credits to Chile as part of a pragmatic policy toward Allende.
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New York Times
the Times
Defense Department
Washington Post
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Gravel
Nixon
House
Senate
Rock and Key
Congress
U.S
United States Navy
Chile
Pearl Harbor
Orlando Letelier
United States
Allende
Fragmented Weather Notes From The Daily Page
Readable lines reference scattered weather data and temperatures across regions. Mentions of Pennsylvania and Kentucky appear with partial forecasts and night to evening conditions, including wind directions and humidity readings.
Draft stop order ends July draft in West Virginia
State boards report June drafts from I A pool up to random number 173. Stop orders ensure no drafting in July as Congress failed to extend the law. West Virginia maintains local boards in 55 counties plus Kanawha with two appeal boards. Eligible doctors on call since February may receive commissions, often as army captain.
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Brown
Washington
Congress
West Virginia
Kanawhe
Cloud of Black Smoke Reported Near Belgrade Plant
South Charleston residents saw a large cloud of black smoke rise from a Belgrade Yugoslavia plant around 8 45 p m. A Belgrade district court heard there was no unusual noise and no disturbance reported by female workers, while judges on the bench are said to wear ties and jackets.
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Warsiur
South Charleston
Union Carbide
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Democrats Plan Effort To Override Nixon Veto
lawmakers debate overriding Nixon's veto of a public works bill that would fund Appalachian Regional Commission projects in West Virginia and 13 other states. Governor Moore and Senator Byrd warn of job losses in aviation safety housing and medical care if the veto stands.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
W.va
Byrd
Appalachia
West Virginia
Moore
House
Appalachian Regional Commission
Congress
ARC
Appalachian
de. Lewis N. McManus
Raleigh
House of Delegates
Sen
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
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Sherman House
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Buffalo
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Putnam
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Sekvee
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Commerce
Charleston, W. VA
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Pennsylvania
Syed
Kentucky
Mighes
Caonhide
Lawrence Pins Ana “Hagiway
Transport O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
Gorby’s Music Inc
Gorby’s Music
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Henry McKennin
Fairfield
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Henry McKenna
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