Hanoi Denies Bombing Hall Was Conditional
Paris reports quote Hanoi denying any conditional stance on bombing North Vietnam. North Vietnam’s Xuan Thuy recounts private talks with Harriman. Thuy says U S halted bombing unconditionally in 1968 and that no formal conditions were agreed. The sides reportedly agreed only on total and unconditional cessation and resumption of talks.
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UPI
Hanoi
South
W. Averell Harriman
Lyndon B
U.S
Johnson
Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Vietnams
Thuy
Harriman
United States
Saigon
Hue
da Nang
Two Primaries Approach McGovern Muskie Condemn U S Bombing
United Press International reports McGovern and Muskie condemned renewed U S bombing in Vietnam while campaigning for the Democratic nomination. McGovern warned Nixon’s reelection would invite an all out war, and Muskie pledged to bring home American troops within two months if elected.
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United Press International
George S. McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Indochina
Muskie
Philadelphia
Sen
Hubert
Campus Protest Violence Grows Across U.S. Colleges
United Press International reports rising arrests and injuries from antiwar campus protests. Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel ordered helmeted National Guardsmen at the University of Maryland while tear gas and Mace were used at the University of Texas University of Wisconsin Wright Patterson Air Force Base and more than sixty five campuses planned strikes per the National Student Association and Student Mobilization.
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Maryland
Marvin Mandel
University of Maryland
University of Texas
University of Wisconsin
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
National Student Association
Mandel
U.S. 1
College Park
Wisconsin
Capitol Square
Austin
Harvard University
Wright Patterson
Dayton
Columbia University
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
University of California
Berkeley
Albert Bowker
Deaths and Protests Highlight Nation in Turmoil
Obituary notices for Clinton Oscar Lively of Crab Orchard note his long mining career and family. Separate reports cover widespread campus protests, curfews, and clashes at universities from Maryland to California, with multiple arrests and injuries.
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Iuuilcucull
McGovern
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Obituary notices for Keneske Munson Blankenship Hoover
Multiple Raleigh County obituaries. Irene Ballard Keneske of Beckley dies after long illness. Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Rose and Quesenberry chapel. burial Stamford Cemetery. Survived by husband Stanley Keneske Jr and three sons. Also Munson Jr Charles D. dies at 64. services in Buckhannon and Beckley. career in Raleigh County schools. wife Beatrice and son Chick. Additional death: Jack Blankenship of Pineville. survivors, services pending. James H. Hoover, 77, Mills Street, AME Church service and Greenwood Memorial Park burial. sister Annie Clayfor listed as survivor.
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James H.hoover
Ringleben ‘St
St. Matthew Ame
Mills Street
iRev
Abner Wright
Greenwood Memorial Park
Annie Clayfor
Stanaford
Ritchie and Johnson
Time Inc to Launch Personal Finance Magazine
Time Inc will start a new monthly magazine in September focused on personal and family finance. James R. Shepley, president, told the annual stockholders meeting the publication will meet a need for regular understandable feasible and lawful money management guidance.
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New York
UPI
Time Inc
James R. Shepley
Program for New River Unitarian Fellowship Meeting
The program features five essays by S. I. Hayakawa conducted by Emile Hodel on April 23 at 11 am at 341 Prince Street. Miss Jean McCormick serves as hostess.
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New River Unitarian Fellowship
5S. L. Hayakawa
Emile Hodel
Prince St
Jean McCormick
Kennedy Says Senate Ended Kleindienst Hearings Short
Senate Judiciary Committee wrapped six weeks of inquiry into Richard Kleindienst and ITT ties. Kennedy criticized the panel for halting questions to White House aide Peter Flanigan. A full Senate vote on Kleindienst remains weeks away as officials weighing written responses to two sets of inquiries.
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Washington
UPI
iSenate Judiciary Committee
ITT Land
Richard G. Kleindienst
White House
Peter Flanigan
Kleindienst
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Little Rock
Ark
All Americans
Kennedy
Flanigan
ITT
Justice Department
IIT
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Ramsden
Richard McLaren
Harold St. Geneen
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Dmass
Birch D. Bayh
D-Ind
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
James J. Ervin
D-N.c
Jack Anderson
Apollo 16 mission back on schedule after lunar stay extended
Flight directors allowed two extra days in lunar orbit and set return for 7:15 p.m. Tuesday. Thomas Mattingly circled the moon as Young and Duke explored the surface, describing rocks with snow white and pink hints. Engineers traced an engine control issue that could have aborted the landing, but mission control and back room teams confirmed the guard was ready and Casper’s problem did not threaten Apollo 16. Orion landed near the target after a 62 000 foot descent.
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Earth
Apollo
Rocco A. Petrone
Orion
Thomas K. Mattingly
Young
Duke
Tony England
Stone Mountain
Mattingly
Casper
Moon
James A. McDivitt
McDivitt
Rockwell
Downey
Calif
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Houston
John
North Vietnamese surge seizes Hiep Duc district town
Indochina Communist troops captured Hiep Duc district town thirty miles southwest of Da Nang, the eighth district town to fall since the offensive began. U.S. intelligence says a new North Vietnamese division threatens Da Nang and its major air base. UPI reporters Daniel and Kennerly flew over An Loc, reporting North Vietnamese forces driving back into the town’s northern half while South Vietnamese troops still hold the southern half.
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Hiep ‘Duc
da Nang
U.S
UPI
Leon Daniel
David Kennerly
An Loc
Legislature Dispute Over $85 Million Highway Figures
Three senators alleged an $85 million gap between their estimates and Moore’s figures on highway spending. Governor Moore defended the presentation noting a calendar versus fiscal year miscalculation. The dispute followed an $80 million House vote on bond authority.
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Moore
Alan Susman
D-Raleigh
J.C. Dillon
D-Summers
Russell Beall
D-Wood
Highways Department
William Ritchie
Ritchie
Susman
Senate
House
Summersville Seeks New Mayor After Bryant Quits
William Bryant resigns after a 14 year tenure following a council clash over firing Police Chief Phil Conley. Bryant says court ruling granted mayoral power but council disputes his authority and cites estate code gaps.
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Summersville
UPI
William Bryant
City Council
Phil Conley
Bryant
Conley
GOP likely moves national convention to Miami Beach
A senior GOP source said a move of the Republican National Convention from San Diego to Miami Beach is "leadpipe cinch" though not yet final. Rising costs and limited hotel space in San Diego spurred discussions, with Miami Beach officials confirming talks and tentative arrangements for a possible shift before the August 21 start date.
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GOP
Miami Beach
Washington
UPI
San Diego
New York Times
the Times
R. L.herman
Herman
Clifford O’key
Mrs Nellie Farley Final Rites in Mullens for 75
Mrs Nellie L Farley 75 Mullens died at 3 am in a Beckley hospital Born March 27 1897 in Tazewell Va she was daughter of Walter and Lessie McFarland She is survived by her husband three sons two daughters a brother 15 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren Funeral services set for 11 am Monday at First Christian Church Mullens Rev Mike Megimose to officiate Burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton Friends may call at Forgelson Nease and Neely Funeral Home Mullens Sunday afternoon.
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Clinton Oscar Lively
Crab Orchard
Aim
Maple Fork
Frances Richmond Lively
Jack
Columbus
Ohio
Clinton
Gatewood
Adolphus L. Lively
St. Albans
Clarence C. Booth
Beckley
Okey Booth
Cambridge
Mass
Committee
Bert P
Frances) Painter
Dothan
Herman
Mary) Prather
Whipple
United States
F. Earl
Maude
Vietnam
Cobb
Asheville
N. C
Jmost
JJ E
Melissa) Dickerson
G.hobert
Roanoke
Porter F
Pulaski
Robert A. Lively
Charlottesville
Webb
Irene Ballard Keneske
Rose and Quesenberry
Clarence Griffith
Stamford
Stanaford
Francis Levi
Myrtle’ Quesenberry Ogle
Stanaford Baptist Church
Stanley Keneske Jr
Bridgeport
Scott
James Ballard
Stanley Keneske III
Charleston
Myrtle Lares
Doris Foley
Lillian Fox
Sophia
Carrie Beckner
Bluefield
Holiness Church
Vivian
Clayton Jones
Corda L. Adkins
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Beckner
Jefferson
Wheeler
Cora Geer
Leola Grant
Monessen
Beatrice Coleman
New York City
Helen Dillard
Lake Superior
Edward
Adromes S Beckner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Samuel Beckner
Pittsburgh
Earl
Boyden
Manhattan
Virgil Geer
James
Detroit
Inez
Dave
Cordelia Crumb Laney
Bertha Stevens
Lamb
Mich
Lincoln
Charles
Minden
Ballard
Paintsville
Arlie
Wade
Offett
Margaret Smith
Mary Crumb
Rockhouse
Priscilla Stombo
Emmett
Nellie L. Farley
Mullens
First Christian Church
Mike Megimose
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Farley
Tazewell
Walter and
Lessie Burton McFarland
D. C. Farley
C. W
D. C. Jr
Carl
New Carleton
Sylvia Catrow
Alexandria
Mildred Summers
Charlotte
Roy
Women Christian Temperance Union
Forglesong
Nease and Neely Funeral Home
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Raleigh County
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Bluestone Road
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Sherman Trail
Mason Anderson
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Earl Halsey
Virgil Cook
John Saunders
George Chambers
Jack Blankenship
Pineville
Baileyville
Dollie Bradbury Blankenship
Clear Fork
John ‘H. Blankenship
Pam
Tom
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Charlie
Adda Short
Beulah Short
Robertson Foglesong Funeral Home
James H. Hoover
Mrs
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Tyree
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Jack E. O'Neill
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