Couple Boards Boxcar Headed For Washington
Lincoln Nebraska couple boarded a boxcar to ride to Auburn Washington under a 19th century emigrant policy. The Wyskocils with eight horses and household goods traveled Freight No 9 for 1938 miles. Their three children will ride by passenger train for safety. The policy allows one man free with shipments including livestock, wife paid ten dollars. The boxcar had extra springs and placement near the caboose to reduce fumes.
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Lincoln, Neburay
Lincoln
Auburn, Wash
Charles Wyskocils
Burlington Northern
Loree
Barry
Gina Marie
Vyskocil
Diane
Exiled General Landing Clips Coup Amid Vientiane Turmoil
Reports detail exiled general Thao Ma killed after capture as Wattay airport returns to normal and curfew ends. Laos protests Thailand over border-crossing rebels, while Souvanna Phouma and Pathet Lao discuss a new coalition. Vientiane forces hunt remaining holdouts.
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Wattay
Sisouk
Thao Ma
Chinaimg
Vientiane
Psh
Ozia
Thailand
Laos
Bangkok
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Vongyinchit
Pathet Lao
Vyskocil
Wyskocil
Nebraska
Brenda Threatens Trapped Sailors As Cuban Gulf storm nears
Hurricanes Brenda churn toward the Campeche coast threatening 25 crews aboard the Greek freighter Yucatan. The vessel lists badly and cannot launch lifeboats as Coast Guard and Mexican authorities monitor flood risks. Brenda's center nears Carmen and Paraiso with 90 mph sustained winds and gusts over 100 mph, prompting warnings of 5 to 10 feet tides and dangerous floods along northern slopes.
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Miami
Carmen
Mexican Gulf
Campeche
Yucatan
Skylab
Brenda
Gulf of Campeche
U.S
Coast Guard
National Hurricane Center
Merida
Mexico
Interior Mexican
Gulf of Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Neil Frank
Paraiso
Frank
Prices Rise in July Across Consumer Basket
The July price index stood at 1327 from a 1967 base, with a 0.2 percent rise and annual comparisons showing food costs up while fresh vegetables, cereals, poultry, and some textiles fell or held steady. Mortgage rates rose, rents and home repairs costs advanced, and medical care led the smallest monthly gain. nine cold virus trains are noted by United Press International.
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BLS
Gaudet Hunted After Threat on Nixon in New Mexico
Secret Service pursued Gaudet after a warrant alleged he said he would kill President Nixon if nobody else had the guts. Agents exchanged fire with Gaudet near a mountain commune east of Arroyo Hondo. no one was wounded. The arrest followed a threat tied to a possible conspiracy as Nixon spoke at a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in New Orleans.
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Nixon
Gaudet
Trujillo
Arroyo Hondo
Secret Service
Albuquerque
N.M
New Orleans
New Orleans Canal Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
California
New Mexico
Taos City
White House
San Clemente
Rose Mary Wood
Convention
Veterans of Foreign Ware
FBI
Clarence M. Giarrusso
Frank Hayward
Police Department
Information Office
Jack Warner
Washington
Sécret Service
Hayward
Giarrusso
Santiago
Howe
Nixon Shoves Ziegler Over Plot Fears in New Orleans
President Nixon confronts Press Secretary Ron Ziegler in New Orleans after Secret Service warned of an assassination plot. Nixon criticizes press presence, changes motorcade routes, and later lands in California for a extended stay. Julie Eisenhower arrives to join parents as Nixon defends decisions on Cambodia bombing and counters critics over Watergate fallout.
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Helen Thomas San Clement
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Ron Ziegler
Ziegler
New Orleans
Secret Service
California
Julie
Julie Eisenhower
VFW
Cambodia
U.S. Air Force
Norodom Sihanouk
Labor Strikes Erupt Across Chile Over Truckers Walkout
Laborers strike nationwide as physicians keep working and protests unfold in support of truckers. The July 26 walkout widens the government opposition rift, the worst strain Allende has faced since last October, after a 26 day national paralysis. Allende blamed misinformation for an air force report claiming units were ordered to quarters over General Cesar Ruiz’s resignation.
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Allende
Santiago
Federation of Chilean Professional Colleges
Air Force Public Relations Office
Cesar Ruiz
Air attack battles California fires as aircraft drop retardants
A recon plane and World War II era planes drop chemical retardants on a large El Dorado National Forest fire in California. Federal crews from dozens of states join 10 000 personnel to fight 156 000 acres across five Western states, with damages estimated at 63 million dollars near Sonora and near Cherry Valley Dam Power House.
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United Press International
California
el Dorado National Forest
Highway 50
Tahne
Oregon
Idaho
Monane
Nevaida
Stanislaus
Northwest
Moore
Federation
Nixon
Mike Kent
la Grande
Ore
Susanville
Calif
Interagency Fire Center
Boise
Kyhurz
Tax Problem Continues Over Governor Moore Tax Claims
The piece details dispute over Gov. Moore's tax reporting and calls for a Senate concurent resolution to probe his state income tax records. It notes tax officials' reluctance to discuss individuals and mentions a Northwest wildfire crisis affecting California and Oregon, with an injured firefighter and significant property damage.
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TRS
Gov. Moore
West Virginia Senate
Senate
Moore
Charleston Gazette
Fund Strike Continues Amid Pension Demand and Talks
Fund Strike reports contract talks stalled over demands for a funded pension plan. Mrs. McGraw notes negotiators met 33 times in two months without a new contract in 25 years. Original UMW District 50 members formed a local, after a long court fight, with NLRB supervision leading to a union vote. Louise Kreipasky heads the Washington fund office as employees at Morgantown Charleston and Fairmont medical offices face walkout effects.
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McGraw
UMW
District 50
Themployes
National Labor Relations Board
Louise Kreipasky
Washington Fund
Fund Medical
Morgantown
Charleston
Fairmont
Bombs ignite fires in London stores in early morning bomb scare
Bombs emptied into Regent street stores as police found incendiaries during opening. A shopping center in north London was struck Monday night with fire bombs causing minor blazes in two department stores. Evacuations, security tightens, and searches were ordered while authorities cited IRA linked cells as possible perpetrators.
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Regent Street
London
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Oxford Street
The
Daily Mirror
Ulster
Provisional Ira
Britain
Provisionals
Dublin
William McClung Jr. Dies in Virginia Hospital Trip
William McClung Jr., 49, of Buena Vista Virginia, died Sunday at 3:20 pm in a Lexington Virginia hospital after a long illness. Born November 1, 1924 in Sprague he was a son of William L. and Mattie Deaver McClung. Survivors include his wife Gladys Coleman McClung a stepdaughter Lillian Lively and two brothers Talmage McClung of Parkersburg and Landon Dare Halstead of Dover Florida.
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le McClung Jr
Buena Vista
Lexington
Sprague
William L. and
Mattie Deaver McClung
Gladys Coleman McClung
Lillian Lively
Talmage McClung
Parkersburg
Landon Dare Halstead
Dover
Fla
Deaths And Funerals Alexander M Gray
Final rites are set for Alexander Milton Gray in Fayetteville at 2 pm with Revs Victor Scott and Billy Reed Wickiine officiating. Burial follows at Huse Memorial Park. Gray, 62, died Sunday in Beckley after a long illness. He was born April 7 1911 in Marrowbone Ky and was a retired store owner, WWII veteran, and member of Fayetteville Presbyterian Church LaFayette Lodge 57 AF and AM LaFayette Post 149 American Legion. He is survived by wife Margaret, three sons, two brothers a sister and six grandchildren. Friends may call at Dodd Payne Funeral Home.
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Alexander M. Gray
Alexander Milton Gray
Wayetteville
Presbyterian Church
Victor Scott
Billy Reed Wickiine
Ln Huse
LaFayette Lodge No
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
LaFayette Post
American Legion
Margaret Summerfield Gray
Fayetteville
Alexander Milton Gray Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Stewart R.gray
Ashtabula
Gregory M. Gray
Howard Gray
Louisville
Kenneth Gray
Arizona
Joyce Brown
Oak Hill
Dodd- Payne
Funeral rites for Jack Griffith at Rose and Quesenberry Chapel
Jack Griffith fifth 72 of Shady Spring will have funeral services Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev. Shrewsbury and Rev. Lilly presiding. Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Park. He died Monday morning in a local hospital after a long illness. Born May 10, 1901, he was a son of the late Stanton and Louise Griffith. A former coal miner he belonged to Shady Spring Community Church and the United Mine Workers Local 5770 Eccles. He leaves Odetta Phillips Griffith five sons Thomas Indianapolis Joseph Duluth James E Beckley Carl New Albany and Chester Das niels four daughters Laura Mallam Quantico Janice Lee Melissa Lester and Linda Griffith eighteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Wednesday at the chapel.
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Jack Griffifth
Shady Spring
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Farl Shrewsbury
Owen Lilly
Sunset Memorial Park
Stanton
Louise Lilly Griffith
Shady Spring Community
United Mine Workers of America
Eccles
Odetta Phillips Griffith
Thomas
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph
Duluth
Minn
James E
Beckley
Carl
New Albany
Chester
Dasniels
Kenneth
Laura) Mallam
Falls Church
Ronald
Janice) Lee
Quantico
Jimmy
Melissa) Lester
Beaver
Linda Griffith
Carrey
Mannie
Clyde
Bob
Thelma Davis
Coal City
Betty Williams
Ethel Worley
Jumping Branch
Susie McGrady
Orlando
Fla
Rasetgn County Health Clinic Schedule This Week
Rasetgn County Health Department lists clinics at 1602 Harpe Road including family planning by appointment Wednesday noon to 4 pm general health Thursday 9 am to 2 30 pm and chest diagnostic by appointment Friday 1 pm to 3 pm Call 2528531 for more information or to book appointments.
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Rasetgn
Harpe Road
Mir Force Diplomat Not Charged After Immunity Claim
The State Department reported that Mir Force, a diplomat, was reassigned after informal talks between the United States and Russia in Washington. He left the country without charges. Military officials disclosed documents found in Wood's car described by Time as counterintelligence procedures and data about the Russian espionage network. Poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was born in Portland when Maing belonged to Massachusetts.
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State Department
USA
Washington
Wood
U.S
Trial rites for Glenna Meadows held in Oak Hill
Mrs Glenna Pearl Meadows 58 of Detroit Michigan dies Sunday in a Detroit hospital. Funeral at 11 pm Wednesday at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill with Rev Jack Barker. Burial in Nigh Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Friends may call 6 pm to 9 pm today.
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Glenna Meadows
Glenna Pearl Meadows
Detroit
Mich
Tyree
Oak Hill
Jack Barker
Nigh Lawn Memorial Park
Bid Opening From gs Delayed Not Altering Schedule
The six day delay is not expected to affect the planned construction schedule. The academy will train coal mine safety inspectors at a cost of about 12 million dollars with another 87 million for designs, changes, and related work. Bids were originally to be opened Aug 1.
Local Folio Notice From AEOK DIY Update
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Newatad ET Ontents
Rechlew
W.wa
Wnt
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Sonora
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