Solar Opening Small Mine After Talks Are Postponed
Pittsburgh reports Solar Work after a strike in Fuel Co will open the Hspathy mine at Hooversville today after talks postponed. UMW claims the company refused to negotiate a contract and maintains they won the representation election.
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Hooversville
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United Mine Workers
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Vania
Ohio
West Vire
Minin
Virgina
Kentucky
Barnes
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Ebensburg
Toleduces
Williamt Mart
Stele Ccretary
Liver and Industry
Salau Wiih Nat
Mart
Entiauone
U S Officials Clash Over Vietnam War Purpose
Washington experts debate the war’s aims with Prof. Edwin Reischauer saying the U S has lost its objective of proving anti liberation wars fail while Sen. Gale McGee counters that Viet Cong gains are overstated. Senate leader Mansfield suggests peace talks among South Vietnamese factions may be necessary.
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Vietnam
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Edwin 0. Reischauer
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U. S
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University of Maine Convocatinn
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Viet Cong
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Saigon
Mansfield
Thant Kosygin Talks Focus on Vietnam Peace Effort
U N Secretary General Thant and Soviet Premier Kosygin discussed Vietnam during a Kremlin stopover. Thant urged the United States to begin peace talks on Hanoi's terms, while Pravda noted Hanoi’s readiness to negotiate once bombing ends. Diplomatic observers expect the visit to yield limited progress.
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Communist Party
Pravda
United States
Jast Aweek
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Democrat Republic of Vietnam
Suum
United
Veavela
Navy Jet Crashes Into San Francisco Bay Bridge Two Reservists Die
A Navy 132 jet trainer crashed into the San Francisco Bay Bridge Sunday morning, killing two reservists from Las Vegas. Rescue efforts continued as officials closed lanes and searched for missing crew members. The crash damaged a deck section but did not threaten bridge security. authorities noted only minor structural impact.
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Navy Grumman Wildest
Bruce Tornhun
Anthony Miller
Las Alinitas Naval Air Station
Lows Beach
FTA
E.R. Foley
Deaths and Funerals in Huntington Area
Death notices recount long lives in Huntington including veterans, church members, and longtime International Nickel Co. employee. The list names survivors across multiple families, burial plans, and funeral home arrangements, with service details in Oak Hill and Memorial Chapels and various churches.
Korea Crises Strain U S South Korea Ties On Pundun Case
Reports from Seoul allege U S concern focused on the USS Pundin and crew seized by North Korean boats, while a planned Park assassination plan remains disputed. At Panmunjom, UN and North Korean negotiators discuss further violations of the armistice as U S aides push to restore stability.
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Jon
Park
South Korea
Johnson
Seoul
Washington
U.N
New Trial Sought for Man Convicted in Pleasants County Murder
Inday n Tyler City Circuit Court hears a petition by Donald K. Layne of Storgan town for a new trial in the murder case of Cigie Williams. Layne and co-defendant Jack Matt af Rell were both convicted and sentenced to life in prison. Williams' body was found in an abandoned well in Pleasants County. The hearing is set for March 4 before Judge Lloyd Arnold.
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UPI
Inday
Tyler City
Donald KR. Layne
Storgantown
Farkersburg
Cigie Williams
Gcient Court
Lloyd Arnold
Layne
Jack Matt Af
Vietnam War Front Reports Heavy Fighting At Hue
Reports from Hue say 1,000 Communists have been killed or wounded and Marines clash in house-to-house fighting near the Perfume River. U S Army units suffer casualties as Viet Cong press attacks intensify around Saigon and cities in the Mekong Delta. U S air power targets Veit Cong positions with B 52 bombers striking Kho Sanh area.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Kho Sanh
South Vietnam
Third Day Of Fighting Along Jordan River
United Press International reports intensified clashes along the Jordan River on the third day of fighting between Iraqi and Jordanian troops. Both sides blame the other for provocations as gunfire and artillery duels continue near the river, with sporadic reports of injuries and equipment damage. UN envoy Gunnar Darlin met Israeli leaders amid efforts for a peaceful solution, details undisclosed.
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United Press International
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Jerusalem
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Tsraeli
Gunnar Darling
United Nations
Abba Eban
Tunday
Aid
Galilee
Damya
Thet. Abdullah and
Alienhy
Amain
Otto Orkin Dies in Atlanta at 82
Otto Orkin, an immigrant who built a multi million dollar exterminating business, died Sunday in an Atlanta hospital at age 82. Services tentatively scheduled for Tuesday.
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UPI
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Auanta
Memorial services for Gertrude H. Williams in Beckley
Gertrude Helen Keston Williams 85 of Sunset Drive Beckley dies after long illness in local hospital. Funeral at Mellon Mortuary Beckley Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Reverends M Cline and Loyd Barker in charge. Body remains at funeral home for visitation after 4 p m today. Born August 21 1902 in Lerwyw she was daughter of William Bartant Theodosha Gaperton Keaton. Survived by husband John Graver Calhoun Williams two daughters Dixie Dincean West Jefferson NC and Jeanette Grayves Huntingboy three sons Herman R Williams Pataskala OH Ralph Damon Williams Hinton and Andrew Jack Williams Leesburg VA one sister two brothers and many grandchildren. Preceded in 1965. She lived in Beckley 44 years, previously Princeton. Member of Church of Christ Beckley. Memorials to church or hospital aid preferred.
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Tolbert Sh
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Sfter Stewart
Rankan Ave
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Whrri Tday
First Baptist
van Braneh
Hs Gael Kine i Sha
Beckley
Wrictal
Women’s Mission Society
Robert J. Stewert
David
Bar\ bara) Hirman
Oxon Hill
Melton Manuary
Eurydw
Gertrude Helen Keston Willams
Sunset Drive
Mellon Mortuary
Chanel
Pred M. Cline
Loyd Barker
Durlal
Furnival
Lerwwa
Wiliam Bart Ant Theodosha
Gaperton Keaton
Sin
John Graver Calhoun Wiliams
Willams
Princeton
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West Jefferson
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E.G
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Huntingboy
Herman RK. Williams
Pataskala
Ohio
Ralph Damon Wiliams
Hinton
Andrew Jack Williams
Leesburg
Marve Dull
Pwight Dickerson
Speedway
Otis Jennings
Trowell
Obituary notices for Echols and Smith services set
Mrs Blanche Echols 92 Fayetteville dies at Oak Hill Hospital. Funeral 11:30 a m Tuesday Fayetteville Methodist Church with Rev Billy Reed Wickline in charge. Burial in Mount Memorial Park. Survived by seven sons Ernest Hubert Frank Echols Staunton VA Dr Porter Percy Echols Lynchburg VA Ralph Lexington VA and a son in law, plus a stepdaughter. Service at Dodd Payne Funeral Home Fayetteville. Mr William Eugene Smith 21 Bradley Hill killed in Vietnam in Quang Nam. Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Bradley What Baptist Church with Rev Jack Logan, burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Prosperity. Body at Cyree Funeral Home Mount Tope after 4 p m today.
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Hay Allen Robinson
S Pam
Tuesda
Freewill Baptist
Luminorles
Oscar Martin
Odd “Fellows
Gun Hill
Robinson
Fo. Rucker
Ala
Free Will Baptist Church
Summerlee
Ployd Robinson
Loehgaily
Sal, Ploya Jr
Fayoneville
Bens Vy Lee Robinson
Vietnam
Wanda Jeary Robinson
Tovhgelly
Priscilla Osborne
Golorado Springs
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Columbus
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Nody
Tyree
Oak Bit
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Fayetteville
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Billy Reed Wickline
Appamattany County
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Hermm
Faywtte- Wile Metisdns Church
Bayetteville Garden Club
Stipe Sons
Ernest
Hubert
Frank Echols
Staunton
Porter
Percy Echols
Lynchburg
Ralph
Lexington
Stoubinville
Ohio
Charles Edals
Covington
Dodd-Payne
H. M
W. Smith
Vnal Viles
William Eugene Smith
Sradley
Bradley What
Jack Logan
Blue Ridge
Mecnoriat Gardens
Gary Bawlhy
Samuel Starr
Darrell
David Lafferty
Claude Massey
Danny Wurst
Cyree
Mount Tope
Itter & P.m
Jan An
Quang Nam
Work Started To Clear NYs Garbage Heap
News from New York reports progress in trimming the mass of refuse dumped during a nine day strike. Gov Rockefeller's plan for state control of sanitation faces resistance from Mayor Lindsay who decries loss of home rule. Officers note 8,600 workers, 1,400 trucks operating as cleanup continues amid hospital and ghetto waste buildup.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
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John Lindsay
Rockefeller
Albany
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Maurice
Feldman
Iola
Lincoln
Lindsay
Ity Hall
Sanitation Department
New York City
Fiveman
Attesdance
Rockler
Sanitation
Ptayer
Sanitation Union
Ofpinion
End of ADA Force Debated in Party Clash
Nixon urged peace talks while discussing the Americans for Democratic Action end of influence. McCarthy warned of a split in the party as he pressed for hard Vietnam stance. Labor and liberal groups faced shifting support as ADA leadership faced resignations and renewed contest over endorsements. Nixon campaigned in New Hampshire ahead of the March 12 primary.
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Vietnam
Uut
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George Hrotiney
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Iarry S Trathan
Dwight D. Disvnhower
Wiliam C. Douglas
Aylor Truman
Republic
Thomas EB. Dewey
ADA Board
Truman
McCarthy
Mingesota
North Vietnam
Orangeburg Officials Welcome Probe Amid Race Tensions
Orangeburg South Carolina faces a federal probe into racial violence after a night of unrest. Police, troopers and National Guard secured streets as three Black youths died in a bowling alley incident. NAACP and NAACP affiliates urged desegregation and school reopenings while state leaders met with university trustees to address crisis.
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J.P. Swam
South Carolina
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Iment
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NAACP
Coluobia
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Rhobert Ky McNair
Scuss
Aroun
Policiwien
Tele Civil Raiste
Playwright H. Lindsay Dies At 78 In New York
Renowned playwright H. Lindsay died at 78 in New York. A longtime Broadway figure, he wrote and starred in Life With Father, which ran for seven and a half years with 3,244 performances. He collaborated with Russel Crouse on many works including Anything Goes, State of the Union, Call Me Madam, The Sound of Music, and Arsenic and Old Lace. Lindsay was born March 29, 1889 in Waterford, New York. Funeral will be private.
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Merman
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God “Ate
Crashway
Waterford
N.Y
Marval
American Academy
Dewmark Arts
Ania
Honest Abe Example Cited In Taft Vietnam Comment Debate
The report cites Rep Taft urging following Lincoln's example amid Vietnam bombing debates. It notes Defense Secretary McNamara’s final Congress memo on defense posture and Hoefding’s remarks on North Vietnam’s economy and civilian impact. Taft praises Lincoln’s honesty and candor as guidance for American policy.
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Congress
Gortly
Tous
Gays
Yanni
Wuesiding
Hanii
Sutton High principal drowns in Rik River in Clay County
The principal Newton Cooper of Sutton High drowned in the Rik River six weeks ago and was recovered Sunday. His wife Luvern, 53, and daughter Yo, 4 last Dee, died earlier in the incident. two other children escaped from the sinking car. Cooper, 50, was a longtime teacher. successor named weeks prior is Clifford Martin, formerly at Tunnellon Preston County. Fairmont Catholic School to close. last graduation in 1308 due to declining enrollment, rising costs, and deficit.
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Rik River
Clay County
BBC
Cooper
Luvern
Dee
Gilmer County
Prissipaall Sutton
Ciford Martin
Tunnellon
Preston County
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Fairmont Ne
Fairmont Catholic Nish School
Haare
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