Lindbergh Kidnap Law Death Penalty Unconstitutional
A United Press report notes the U S Supreme Court ruling the Lindbergh kidnapping law's death penalty provision unconstitutional by a 7 to 2 vote. The decision limits federal penalties in kidnap cases where the victim is harmed or killed, affecting future prosecutions and legal standards nationwide.
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Lindbergh
Washington
Lincbere Supreme Court
Uday
Gerth
Etrick Dower
Femmuus
Wes
Israelis Cross Jordan Border Fight Reported
Reported clash as Israeli forces backed by fighters cross the Jordan border. Accounts describe artillery exchanges, Jordanian responses, and movements near the river's western bank with limited verifiable details.
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Jordan
Jorden
Destag
Beira
Jorden Hiver
Estzel
Beckley Police Cite Eight For Driving Violations
Police report a two car wreck on Sunday near Fi leigh with about 400 in damage. An upcoming docket includes multiple arrests for drunken driving speeding and reckless driving. Additional incidents include a fire department call to 314 Russell Street after a two car collision damaged a gas meter.
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Beckley
Fileigh
Paul Adkins
S. Heber
Lindell Phillips
Teri Bie
Donald Uzhon
Beaver
Raleigh
Theodore Southern
Sophie
Joe Rodriguez
Bruce Weyne Vira
Cranberry
George Allen Stines
Berkley
Mich
South Valley Drive
Gordon Dale Cochran
Eccles
Valley Drive
Gacy P. Sawyers
Piney
View
Denny R. Shiles
Berkey
Bezard
South Usher Street
Heas
van Horn
Saturn
James Andersen
Saurday
Storm’s Aftermath Triggers Cold Wave Across Regions
United Press International reports blustery winds from the Midwest to Canada as a storm’s aftermath spurs a cold wave and snow in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Thundershowers ease over the Great Lakes while the Ohio Valley to Gulf Coast see lighter showers and fair skies elsewhere. Chicago O Hare Airport logged strong winds, with Chanute Kansas noting gusts. near Croan Point Indiana, a wind event damaged a growery storing facility, causing a fatality and injuries.
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United Press International
Mideast
Canada
Dakotas
Manesota
Upper
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Gulf Coast
Chicago
Deaths And Funerals in Mount Hope Area
Death notices for Allen Garrett, age 34, formerly of Maxwelton, indicate funeral services at Tyree Funeral Home and interment at Mount Hope. Also listed are memorial arrangements for Suriel and others, with services at Rex Ted A. Decker Jr. and Ble Ridge Memorial Gardens in Prosperity. The obituary notes long illness and retirement from plumbe industry, with service details pending.
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Allen Garrett Funzre
Alten
Garret
Pope
Tyree
Mount Hope
Rex
Ted A. Deecer Jr
Verge
Suriel
Ble Ridge Memorial
Prosperit Garrett
Sunder
Andrew
Rowen Memorial
Long Lin
Maxwelton
Fen
Wee
Lene
P.m. Tod
Fayetteville High senior dies in car crash in Bluefield area
A Fayetteville High School senior, Danny K Conley, died after a vehicle veered into an embankment near Bluefield. Funeral services are planned in Beckley with burial at Pax Community Cemetery. Survivors include Bryan Jr and Fayetteville, along with Mary Kidwell and other relatives. The report also notes memorials for Mrs Mery Kidwell and James Moss from Pax, with service details and burial arrangements.
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Fayetteville
Bluefield
Fayetteville High School
New River Valley
Al-Ce
Mary Kidwell
Mery Pealey Kidwell
Ose Hill
Pam
Puneral
James Moss
Atro
Ormerly
Pax
Buriel
Pex
Mors
Tim Iself
Carolyn Sue
Steslings
Moss
Ger Hield
Beckley
Mount
Esgetaa County
James
W Ley Weyns
Burnssick
Obia
Glenda Crews
Lang Branch
Faends Mar
Fu Cérel
Pan
Indey
Obituary notices and memorials from an East Coast paper
The page reports multiple obituaries and memorials. Clarence Bibb age 71 of Shady Spring died after long illness, survived by wife Esther Hibb two sons Wilfred Cole and Emory Cole, sister and brother list, funeral at Cabtfee Funeral Home Chapel. Other deaths include Becomes McGuffin, Walker, Lambert Welker, and a World War I veteran with service at the Post Office Department, noting churches, burial sites, and surviving relatives.
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Clarence Bibo
Shedy Ring
Zorn
St Craw
Edward
Flora Rakes Biab
Raleigh Counts
Shady Spring
Thurch
Esther Hibb
Sheds Spring
Wilfred Cole
Washington, D. C
Emory Cole
Cleveland
Ohio
L. J. Bibb
Shady Sprint
Robert (Selly) Griffith
Winston - Salem
N. G
Wilkigs
Leoga) Smith
Sarasota
Fla
Armold
Editny Massey
Beckley
Earl
Hazel) Williams
Et 2
Cabtfee Funeral Home
Rey la, Garten
Mev
Oscar Lilly
Cheeze Burrel
Blue Ridge Mermorial Gardens
Furfers
Tuesa
Alerconsterisn Chorch
Owith the Hey
Allen
Morrison
Esslie
Ma- Teer
Seturdey
Melhemr
Lambert Welker
Walker Tedpera
Post Office Department
Gow Coscord College
Cnd
Glen Park
Alderson
Presbyterian Church
Milgred “McCore Match Walker
Webb
Carroll Bracks
Metheny
Hay Shannon
Oceene
James Chapman
Wilcor
Mirs
Howerd Hunt
Deireit
Sid
Mason Compton
Welch
Eric. G
Columbus
Ghis
Worlex
Oveanz
Dougsere
Funeral services for Mrs Massey Fugere
Mrs. Sarah Massey Fugere 74 of Beaver is mourned after dying Saturday night in the local hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Little Vine Baptist Church Beaver with burial at White Gaz. Pallbearers include Arial Cox Luther Miller C R Cox Choice Walker Creed Smith and Alonzo Quesenberry. Survivors: son Earl Massey Fayetteville. daughters Myre Harvey Oak Hall Mary Frances Aulen Hookville Md. nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral home Rose End.
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Sarah Massey
Jessey
Tursdey
Little Vine
Beaver Sith Eld
Jers Kenneth
Eli Lilly Ioch
Walery Et White Gaz
Arial Cox
Luther Miller
C. R. Cox
Choice Walker
Creed Smith
Alonzo Quesenberry
Jade
Locel Horpitel
Summers County
Edward and
Frances Farley West
Lite
We Baptist Coured
Beaver
Sant Earl
Massey
Fayetteville
Dauguere
Myre Starie Havey
Oak Hall
Eoc Mre
Mary Frances Aulen
Hookville
Helen Woman Pleads Guilty To Involuntary Manslaughter
Helen Berry, 92, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Raleigh County Court. No sentence today. judge set April 19 for judgment. Berry jailed on bond. related contempt case of Ray Windel noted for absence of counsel.
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Helen
Odessa Berry
Wincen
Davot
Raleigh County Criminal Court
Beckley
Erney Anthony J. Sparacing
Criminal Court
Harry J. S McCreery
Berry Ba Sppest
M1 A.m
Vietnam War Update From Page One
Vietnamese troops suffered seven wounded as Marines led ground actions near Khe Sanh and coastal areas including Da Nang and Hue. U.S. jets conducted missions against North Vietnamese supply lines while claiming higher activity than recent days. No American losses were reported, while South Vietnamese forces sustained casualties.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Pan-Handle
Khe Sanh
Wne
da Nang
FISA
Browning Criticizes Governor in Attorney General Race
Browning charged Gov. Smith with a malicious act to dislodge him from the Democratic primary for attorney general. He claimed Smith was involved in disclosing Browning’s ownership of a federal surplus auto and questioned missing DMV records while asserting his innocence. The remarks came as State Senate President Howard Care appears as a supporting figure in the race.
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Charleston
UPI
Chauncey Browning Jr
Hulett C. Smith
Democrati
Browning
Public Institutions
Somith
Department of Motor Vehicles
Smith
Senate
Howard Care
Fayetteville
Ney
Rger
Judge Calls Mistrial In Damage Case
A seven member jury was dismissed early today after a mistrial in the case of Frank Saunders versus Sam Hayes at 443 Washington Ave. The action stems from a March 5 1967 automobile collision on U S Route 21 near Glen Jean. The Coast Guard will hold a public hearing Tuesday on the location of the Ohio River bridge between Pt Peasant and Kanaga Ohio. a prior hearing occurred at Pt Pleasant. The plaintiff sought 300 in damages.
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Haleigh County
T Fe
Norman Knapp
Frank §.Saunders
Sam Hayes
Washington, Ave
U.S
Huntington
Coast Guard
Ohio River
Peasant
Kanaga
Ohio
Pt. Pleasant
Tires Stolen From Two Lewie Iatrolet Cars
Thieves removed four wheels and tires worth about $200 from two Lewie Iatrolet autos during the weekend. An attempt was made to take spare tires from several trucks as Beckley Police investigate the incident.
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Lewie Iatrolet
Srl
I Beckley Pallee Are
Rights Fight Shapes Senate Debate On Housing Plan
The article notes Senate pushback on an open housing provision allowing 1 percent of homes to be sold or rented to Black people by 1970, amid civil rights tensions. It mentions possible Johnson support for a multi billion dollar package echoing the Kerner Commission’s wartime era programs, including a guaranteed income, 6 million housing units, and 1 million public service jobs, plus preschool and training initiatives for the urban unemployed.
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Senate
Emoose
Gerald R. Ford
National Advisory Commission On Civil Disarters
Johnson
Con
Be Wold
Otto Kerner
Ilinois
King's Funeral Procession Draws Dignitaries from Across Nation
The King funeral proceedings include a Tuesday outdoor service and a procession to Morehouse College where President John F. Kennedy is expected to send a personal representative, with Vice President Hubert Humphrey possible. Notables such as RFK, Nelson Rockefeller, and entertainers Bill Cosby, Sidney Poitier, Harry Belafonte, and Eartha Kitt are listed.
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Forenose College
John 5
Hubert Humphrey
Robert F.kennedy
D-N
Nelson Rockefeller
Lex York
Senate
Bill Cosby
Sidney Poitier
Harry Belafonte
Earths Kitt
Richard M. Nison
Memphis
Ralph Abernathy
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
Abernathy
West Hunter Baptist Church
Martin
Ames
Ex-JP Held On Gambling Charges In Charleston
Ex mag istrate and Moose Lodge official Steve O Neil, 47, was arrested east of Charleston for keeping and operating gambling devices. Police seized five one armed slot machines and other boards. Bond was set for an April preliminary hearing before Justice W H Chlan.
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J.P
Charleston
UPI
W. K. McMorcow
O'Neil
Ant
Justice of the Peace
WU. Chlan
Lesson Learned Officials Responding With New Riot Techniques
Officials say lessons from recent riots prompted tighter planning and new anti riot tactics. Police and National Guard units received better training, tighter communications, and strict rules on weapon use to minimize force. In Newark and Detroit compliance and restraint shaped responses, while Baltimore and Pittsburgh leaders praised measured action.
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Ity
Detroit
Phare
Newark
U.S
National Guard
Baltimore
Titsbursh
Arc
I Viet
Puofka
Tempers Flare At State Penal System Study
Legislative scrutiny of the state penal system escalated as a subcommittee sparred over reforms. Commissioner Clarence Johnson and parole director Roden Server debated hiring and firing authority while figures like Willem J. Thompson and Robert E. Rules attended. Verbal exchanges between Sen. Carl Gainer and Sarver echoed the charged mood amid reform efforts and disputed inmate records.
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Arleston
Legislative Interia
Clarence Johnson
Roden Server
Division of
Correcta
Server
Johnson
Peoel Todey
Willem J. Thompson
Kentwick County Intermediate Court
Robert E. Rules
Parole and Probation Board
Thompson
Carl Gainer
D-Nicholas
Sarver
Einer
Senate
Gainer
Senstor
Crosslane Sportswear Opens Second Plant in Mercy County
Crosslane Sportswear of Law, Mass., plans to interview applicants today for two new plants in Mercy County. The company will hire 30 to 40 experienced women workers and launch a team effort as production expands for women’s slacks and shorts. Shepherd Stein Co. of New York began producing sports shirts nearby last month.
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BonaWhil
Big Mercy County
Olins
Crosslane Sportswear
Lawall
Mass
Shepherd Stein Co
New York
Cooper
Crosslane
National Guard Faced With Riots Across Several Cities
Officials said riots and looting erupted after King’s death, with 2,500 Tennessee Guardsmen deployed in Nashville to quell unrest. Conflicts spread to Gainesville Tampa Pine Bluff Des Moines Detroit Newark and other cities as authorities used restrained tactics to curb violence. A United Press survey noted better planning and communication aided containment while praising the restraint shown by police and soldiers.
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King
Nashville
Tennessee National Guardsmen
ROTC
Tennesee A and 1
Gainesville
Tallahasee
Fla
Pine Bluff
Ark
Des Moines
Iowa
Datrait
New York City
Tuskeegue
Ala
Memphis
Raleigh
Durham
Charlotte
N.C
Hartford
Newark
Detroit
Inna Lelvolt
United Press International
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West Virginia
Higawey Deere
Robert Ze Calleze
City Avenue
Cyndall Phillips
Temple Street
Kenewha Street
Robert Frye Lilly
Third Ave
Ichmont Cleaners
Danny K. Conley
Jr, Quisenberry
Cherze
Ose
Neal J. Moss
Clarence Bibb
CW. McGuttin
Finzi
Free Wit Baptist Church
Hii
Wbike
Bil Menelee
Tel Henhe
Prosperity
McGuffin
Int Chesepeske
Ohio Relery Co
Tourmond
Aavin
Peed Brotherhood
Free Will
Oek & Uived Et Trormead - BS
Council Walker
Vietnam
Pane
Louis Cassets
Risual
Semmner
Jomson
Aun R. Vance
UPL
Pittsburgh
Martin Luther King Jr
Boye Elie
Pallee
Aiel
armanuniUnn
Peradak
Kent Tracic
Sheday Nil
Warrington
Joseph H. Bart
Nye
Washington Lot
National Riots Commission
Swamet
Srs Mab Ats Ag
Seth
Jared Uiante
Gant Afanityie
Mihes
He Sales
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