Western trade unlikely to rise, Stassen says
Washington report quotes Stassen noting no further increase in Western trade with Communist China in nonstrategic goods. He says Sino Western trade declined last year and conditions remain shaped by Soviet influence, with Western exports to the East down from 1984 to 1985 amid agricultural and foodstuffs shifts.
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Stassen
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Jbright
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Town Court Deals with Drunken Driving and Fines
A-Tex city court heard multiple cases including a man fined for public intoxication and another for drunkenness after a Sunday incident. Police testified seeing the driver weaving on Broad Street before stopping at traffic lights. Several others faced fines for public drunkenness and related offenses, with penalties ranging from 14 to 25 dollars and remarks on conduct.
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Guy Courk Taday
Caty Wudge Lacy West
Church Hill
Tiwi
Broad Street
Vie
Ruuiey
Patehibe
Ikea
Wednesday Services Begin at Local Church
A local church announces Wednesday services led by Pastor Shaikel and the Rev. Dues of ByfT. The program starts this Wednesday with the community invited to attend and join in prayer and fellowship.
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Bob
Pastor Net
Byft Live
Nationwide Copper Strike Enters Fifth Day Across Mines
The nationwide copper strike enters its fifth day as about 22,000 Mine-Mill workers walk out at Photos-Dodge, Kennedget Copper and Americus Smelting plants after wage and fringe benefit demands stalled over Independence Day weekend. Meetings in Butte with federal mediators led to suspended negotiations. Violence reported at Phelon Lindahim plant with minor injuries to two pickets. Union locals claim wages average 14.87 per hour for an eight and a half shift, while company offers range around 219 to 180 per hour.
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Denver WI
Internationalon
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Beiag
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Kennegatt Copper Corp
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Velasques
Walking Horse Kills Self Before Jonesboro Show
Virginia Davis reports a tragedy at the Jonesboro riding event where a walking horse, stabled near the arena, killed itself by tearing through a plank and lunging, leaving spectators and exhibitors in shock as the show carried on with hundreds in attendance and highlights across many classes.
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Kingsport
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Julie McIntosh
Betty Devault
Jerry Dean
Rogersville
Green Holt Farm
Handy Owens
Mark Whiteminh
Betty de Vault
Sidney K. Werbert
Dr. Whitcomb
Bil Rowland
Indian Springs
Ph Dillon
Johnny Backer
Blue Devil
Harold Sheenl
Knoxside
Melody Star
Raph Hensley
Newport
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Train Crash Kills Crewmen Near Cure, New Mexico
Reports say five crewmen from Ginots NOM were killed in a Santa Fe derailment west of Clovis near Cure. One body recovered. Rescue teams faced ash and flames as a diesel express collided with the freight train on the main line.
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Local Race Fan In Good Condition After Hospital Admission
A local race fan from Farmnest Taylor at Rt 4 Regnery Wis was admitted to Valley Community Hospital Manhiy for treatment of a pelvis bone injury. Authorities say Taylor claimed to be a spectator at a nearby speedway when a car fire caused an incident. The hospital reported the condition as stable.
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Kingsport Guards Earn High Rating in National Guard Event
Fragmented report notes Kingsport Guards receiving high ratings during a Tennessee National Guard competition. Readable names include Kingsport unit and 80th AAA Battery, with references to a ceremony at Stewart Headquarters. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate commendations for performance.
Earth Eater Robbed in New York Apartment Heist
A disrupted New York city incident reports a robbery at a key apartment cafe site. Police are investigating a possible break in connected to unknown suspects and unclear motives. Further details not yet released.
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Pf Pies
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Out Ssr
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Senator Johnson Makes Progress Amid Health Leave
Reported remarks indicate Senator Johnson is making progress while remaining away from the Senate. Aides say his absence from duty will continue through the near term as he receives care at Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland.
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Senate
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Alluder
Tate
Wealthy Widow Found Strangled In Home
Philadelphia report states a wealthy widow, about 80, was found bound and strangled in her Cone Island apartment. Police found jewelry and valuables missing, with few clues to the motive. Mrs. Rossman, widow of a former state public official, had recently planned a trip to Minnesota.
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Turkish Police Nab Bulgarian Spy Ring Leader in Istanbul
Istanbul police chief announced the capture of a Bulgarian officer Geom Barkan Tehalakeli near the city’s bridge. Also arrested were a Turkish origin agent and another associate. Authorities described the operation as part of a larger Communist spy ring crackdown with expected further arrests.
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Death Notice for Floyd Williams of Gate City Virginia
Floyd Williams 78 of Gate City Route 2 died at Munal Clinte at 618 a m Monday Born in Gate City he lived there over 50 years before retirement Survived by widow Olin McClelan Williams two sons John Hampton and Grover both of Gate City one brother Howard B Williams six grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Revs French E Taylor and Earl King officiating Burial Holston View Cemetery Pallbearers named George McClellan John McClellan Kyle McClellan Jack McClellan E V Williams and Willard McClellan
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Mrs Rosa Kersey Rites Planned at Surgoinsville Church
Mrs Rosa Tennessee Kersey of Rogersville Route 2 is to be moved to her home at 4 p m from Celbach Price Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at Surgoinsville Methodist Church at 2 p m Wednesday with Don Moore and Rev John Way in charge. Burial will follow in Long Cemetery.
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Rosa Tennessee Kersey
Celbach Price
Surgoinsville Methodist Church
Don Moore
John Wayn
12 Lives Lost During Weekend in Kentucky
A Fourth of July holiday weekend in Kentucky left 12 dead, with 10 traffic deaths and 3 other fatalities by drawplays. Victims include May Raleigh of Hilton and James Albert Ward of Maryville Tennessee. Survivors include two sons, a sister, two brothers, and four grandchildren.
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Associated Press
May Raleigh
Hilton
Hyden
James Albert Ward
Maryville
Tenn
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