City Men Charged With Drunken Driving and Obit Teasers
Several obituaries appear with chaotic details. Notable mentions include Kenney, 69, of 19th Starper Tel, and James Vaniay Hoss, 59, of 221 Edwards Sy, with service notes at First Baptist Church Beckley and Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Other notices list survivors across families, with funeral arrangements and nursing home deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vaniay Hoss
Edwards Sy
Jong Wness
Torn
Mes
Dowell
Tames
Julia Ann Rae Ys Rose
Rites for Talis Toney Zastawniak in Scarbro church
Funeral mass for Talis Toney Zastawniak 19 of Scarbro set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Sts Peter and Paul Catholic Church Scarbro with burial at High Law Memorial Park Oak Tall. He died Sunday at Oak Hill hospital after long illness and was a retired employee of New River Coal Company Oakwood. Survived by two sons Elliswant of Minden and Chester and three daughters Loretta Chorno bay Cleveland Gilo Macy Croughman Holywood Ta and Nellie Grayh Searhyo plus a sister Miss Anna Bustatoniak of Poland. Body remains at Tyee Funeral Wometh Oak Mil with rosary recited at 3 p.m. today and friends invited to call until 7 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talis Toney
Zastawniak
Scarbro
Poland
Tyee
Funeral and court notes from Oak Hill area events
Nervees at Matheny Church for Roscoe Stewart with Masonic graveside rites by Pineville lodge. Death attributed to heart attack while at work in Rapperston No. 2. Services by Evans Funeral Home in Oceana. Beckley jail booking for Dovel Gene Donelson on drunken driving and ID refusal. Arrington funeral arrangements for Robert Arrington. Charles Harrah death in Chester Va with services at Melton Mortuary. Court actions include drunken driving, bad check, speeding, and other charges with various fines and bond forfeitures. multiple cases heard in Raleigh County and surrounding jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stewart
Pineville
Matheny Methodist Church
Kenneth Paynter
Nalph Whitten
Palm Gardens
Matheny
Ancien Rep
Rapperston No. 2
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Evans
Oceana
ANS
Defense Chief Faces Tonkin Incident Quiz
McNamara faced the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as he nears leaving office to answer doubts about the 1964 Tonkin Gulf Incident. Senators pressed for details on whether U S ships violated North Vietnamese waters and if the attack justified broader Vietnam escalation, amid political pressure ahead of the November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Capitol
Mim
Tonkin Gulf
Vietnam
World Bank
Mw Pueblo
Ib Tk
White House
Tonkin
Bombay Heart Transplant Fails
A 12b year old woman donated her heart to a 35year old man at King Padward Memorial Hospital in Bombay last week. Doctors called the operation technically perfect but the patient died from a lung infection after about 130 minutes of heart function. The donor and recipient were not identified. A 45 member team performed the two hour 20 minute surgery. The report notes other early heart transplant attempts and survivors, including Dr. Christiaan Barnard’s landmark cases, as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bumparana
UPI
South Meica
United States
Jie
King Padward Memorial Hospital
Bombay
Hanes
Yoshino
Fay
Philip Blaiberg
Yalient
Saigon
Louisian Son Niut
Adrian Kantrowitz
Tasya
Maimonides Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
N.Y, But Both Patients Died. 1: Dy. Norman Shimwsy of Palo Alto, Calif
Mike H Kasperak
Kasperak
Vietnam Continues From Rage One Prompted Rushes
Vietnam continues from Rage One with hurried actions as forces surge forward in a tense, unfolding confrontation. Details remain fragmented in the rush to describe the developing military and political situation.
Tornado Wanders Through Shopping Center in North Miami Beach
A swift tornado struck a Northeast 107th Street shopping center damaging an Equor store and nearby shops. The Miami Weather Bureau noted the funnel formed quickly and dissipated within minutes. A police officer described the tornado lifting a cruiser and setting it back down. Fourteen people were treated at local hospitals for injuries from debris and glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
107Th St
Equor
Oller
Miami
Miami Beach
Vernon Weekley
Tocal
Gloss
Extradition Fight Over Brown Continues in Multiple Courts
Brown faces possible extradition to Maryland over a Cambridge inciting Negroes case. A Richmond federal court kept him free on 15000 bail while ordering a 100000 bail by Friday, or jail. The proceedings involve a Maryland indictment and a separate Virginia stance on the extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Federal District Court
Richmond
Brown
Cambridge
Florida teachers strike strains spark education stalemate
Gov Claude Kirk faces a $250 million adj budget clash as the FEA says it falls short. Charistian predicts a prolonged impasse with urban districts hardest hit. Schools in Miami Pensacola close. many counties observe planning days as teachers and volunteers report to duty while students stay home. Kirk is away in California on a speaking tour. local boards may hire non certified teachers with state funds under a new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Kirk
FEA
Kirk
Lloyd Charistian
Mimmi
Pensacola
UK Skate Cabing Board of Education
Tallahassee
California
Dade
Miantil
Pinellas
Duval
Iillsborough
Escambia
Pen
Rocket Alley Battle Scene From Page One
An eyewitness account recalls the frantic assault on a frontline wall with grenades and scrambling soldiers. Corporal Stanley Surtain, 19, of New Orleans, is killed, and chaplain Eli Thacsinn from Methuen is found shot dead. The piece captures chaos, casualties, and the rapid mood of a violent moment.
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Shen
Tate
Tie
Hue
Welta’s
Stanley Surtain
New Orleans
Ty Ennmat
Eli Thacsinn
Methuen
Mass
Bar Association debate on constitutional changes spans press access
D Tennant Bryan of the ANPA notes the House of Delegates seems to amend the Constitution, touching First Amendment freedoms. Delegates face pressure from major news and broadcasting groups to delay recommendations until an ANPA judicial survey on pretrial publicity effects on jurors is completed. Reindeer are reunional because both males and females have antlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABA
D. Tennant Bryan
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Richmond
Times-Disputch
News Leader
House of Delegates
United States
Newnpaper
Johnson faces dismissal claims amid prison department turmoil
Sarver says Johnson recommends five dismissals for undermining departmental policies amid an unofficial attorney general opinion backing Johnson. The five named are Raymond V. Prozzillo James F Ancell Delaine Miller and John Berger. Sarver accuses Ancell of false statements to the Senate committee and claims Ber ger and Miller were charged with interfering in parole positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Attorney General
Sarve
Sarger
Department of Correction
Charles
Robert Willis
Delaine Miller
Moundsville
Miller
John Berger
OL Prozzillo
Sarver
Amgueti
Ancell
Senate
Moundaville
Berger
Milter
Nixon Campaign Clash Seen In New York Battle For Vietnam Mood
In New York 18th District voters weigh Vietnam policy as four candidates duel. Bertram Tadell backs Johnson, Melvin Dubin sides with McCarthy, Tawyer Gerakin runs with Rockefeller backing, while Rockefeller himself weighs noncandidate status amid campaign noise. Nixon releases income tax returns and hints at withdrawing if New Hampshire and Wisconsin primaries fail. Romney campaigns in Wisconsin on war critique. Stassen cites Johnson missteps. Wallace launches third party bid asserting nationwide appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
18Th
Vietnam
Brooklyn
Johnson
McCarthy
Bertram Inj Tadell
Melvin Dubin
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Aten
Tawyer
Gerakin
Meld
Nelson Hocker
Feller
Rockefeller
Rom Nebraske
New York City
Richard N. Nixon
Look Magazine
New Hempshire
Wisconsin
Nixon
Rval
Toy
George Romney
Michigan
Milwaukee
America
GOP
Tarold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Roms
Ney
Senate
Everett MM.’ Dirksen
Ronald Reagan
California
Alabama
George Wallace
Pennsylvania
American Independent Party
Marines Break Through Shield at Saigon Citadel
U S troops in Vietnam reported heavy fighting near Saigon Hue and Phan Thiet with North Vietnamese forces. Marines breached a barrier and raised an American flag atop a parapet as casualties mounted from a wave of attacks and airstrikes. Government spokesmen tallied 36 000 enemy and allied losses, while a separate Raleigh County suit accuses Nationwide Mutual Insurance of damages over a truck incident in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wong
North Bend
Heatherneck
Saigon
Hue
Offi Phin Thiet
County science fair set with twenty schools listed
Twenty county schools will participate in the Ralelah County Science Fair at Sophia High School Sevant on March 2 and 22. Each school will stage a fair new exhibit to select county participants. Students and project names must be submitted by March 8 to Bill R Bowyer. Projects may be set up March 20 from 9 to 5 and March 21 from 8 to noon. all must be in place and students out by 12 05 pm March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralelah
Sophia High Sevant
Bill R. Bowyer
Sophia High School
Marvel
Bowyer Sai
Quake Kills 13 on Aegean Isle
A damaging earthquake on a small Aegean island killed 13 people and injured 45, destroying about 10 houses and leaving many structures severely damaged. Officials reported strong seismic readings and aftershocks felt in Naples and western Turkey, with limited damage beyond the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvens Yulli
Aylos Efstratios
Idyle
Aegean Sea
Greece
Turkey
Rexcie
Jiner Minowlis
Bo Per
Aegban
Tanios
Dhere
Athens Observatory
Templar
Rome
Uppsala
Sweden
Rome Observatory
Naples
Italy
Tukey
Moore Attacks GOP Candidacy Over Road Commission Record
Moore accuses Cecil of political misdirection while referencing a Congressional probe that labeled the State Road Commission as an inept and inefficient agency from 1955 to 1960. He cites Ravenswood remarks and blasts the administration’s performance as the public record of West Virginia officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearyanitation
Yood Commission
Cecil
Ravenswood
West Vivalulans
State Road Commission
Moore
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Tracy
Everette Kenney
James Ross
Évovelle Ktivach Kenney
Oval
Raineeile
Loretta Kenney
Tornado
Jaje Sumner Kenney
Servite
Joe
Tor Long Becklay
Airdox Co
al Hamer
Raleigh County
Ale
The
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Beckley
Moose Lodge
Nannie
Jesse
Andrey
Surveyor
Orville
First Baptist Church
Kenneth Swank
Chara
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Valibourers
Roy TM. Lan
George McKinney
Robert Doniins
Frobert Stewart
Rodrey Slmms
Alfrerd Siming
Vorney Harpey
Robert Corte
Wie Warm JL Carney
Belnins Cox
Mellon Mortuary
Mary Gill
Paty Beagle Gil
Glen Daniel
Hubert Webb
Dameron
Thor
Elbert
Elinene
Webb Cemetery
Barbauisville Hospital
Webb Hunte
Dhe Avaralong
Whitesville
Hagel Mae Welly
Katherine Virginia Webbr
Anna
Pearl Webb
Roule 8
Bissy Mary Margaret Oll
Owington
Charles Edward
Red’ Dunlor Gill
Moute 9
Machel Cales
Elzabeth Allen
Minton
Blanetto Hryson
New Jersey
Robert Holinson
Baltimore
John Konkoskie
Avan Konkoskie
Oak
Son
Tol Kenkeskle
Lapse
Prienis
Keri
Mrs
Geneva Lilly
Ats
Geolva Neue Ly
Aju
Thent Hospital
Ilness
Pint Top
Joli
Sarah Barker Lilly
Missionary Baptist Church
Tay
Cool Ritge
Ulysses S
Glennis
Jessie) Walker
Cool Ridge
Qrlando
Sarah) Rozelle
Maplewond
Leroy
Wilda) McGoo
Cloywland
Ohio
Birs
Nell
Roberts Jane) Ungler
Morxontown
Grace Adkins
Ghent
Hose
Quekenferry
Fueral Tame
Orville Relcher
Dunset Memorial Park
Malion Mortuary
Ida M. Legg
Ida M. Lewy
Ook
Saberlomt
J.C. Byhee
Turin
High Lawn
Oak IM
Norn
Rice
Mote Moetin
Verbusband
Jarrett Broco
Wau TaTvEy
Gome
Myeomas Fungal Home
Oak, Fun Aitenna Eolas Wead Wall
L. T. Zastawniak
Roscoe Stewart
Dovel
Gene Donelson
Kalelph
Lee
City Pol Lcr
IR. L. Arrington
Robert Lee Arrington
Kay
Akeville
Beiday Inho Cravens Ind
Hollywood
Don Jawards
Afotion
Wsis
Clyde
Ant “Cuccs
Academy of Arts and Soldners
Doctor Dolit
Dunaway
Terv
Mluewell
Michael Dean Browning
Paul Newman
Edith Evans
the Arcington
Ned Steiger
Allme Fapcroft
Anpalachian Regional
Katharine Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn
Castor
Oak Hi
United Mine Workers of
Amer
Ite
W. Va
Daniels
Willan
Chester Red
Blue Jay
Gente
Dennis Eugene Smith
Ano Waspere
MN Krenn Coely
Minnie Duncan Arrington
Alva Ateringtom
Duhving
John
Princeton
Kate Mullins
Route 3
Bluefield
Vick Ball
Tenn
Gra Whittaker
Duaring
Sally
Garrison
Goodwill
How Arrington
Primatine
Ae Peer ix
Halfsisters
Lila Shrader
Dahring
Elizabeth Richmond
Montcalm
Mary Hurst
Tien Pores
Buth
Josephine
Grate Meade
Princewick
Irs
Fraices Fudia
Bluewell
Davighter
Helen Arcing
Ton
Noute 2
Fasutteville
Tyren Useneral
Oak Hill
Cravens and Shires Funeral
Charles Harrah
Chester
Crab Orchard
Avay
Sle
Backus
Apel
Loyd A. Harrah
Cleveland
Morris J. Marval
Bond
Army Air Corps
Gra Orehrd
Riva Kiser Warenly
Charles A
Fabanos
Chia
Roger Ky
Hampton
Canila Jeffeoate
Cathy Gracey
Dale, Iarrah
Dennis B. Uarrah
Tiverton
Robert L
Merle) Forren
S. Kytokwl
Allison
Walnut Creek
Calif
Mow
Lidad Pour
Olio
Fane Wan
Punce Sam
Smith
Howard Miller
Berkley
Shelton
Moitel
Roy Hall
Kitson Ave
Bruce Phuming
Pikes, St
Raleign
Moniay
Taw
Joe Rodriguez
Jones B. Davis
Raleigh
Sundiag
Berkey
Oie
Nny Eugene Harvey
Geoge Ballard
Harvey
O. J. Hedrick
King
South Katawba Street
Beelsley
Untvey
Bard
Gested
Danny Ray Kanyom
Blue Tay
Maxwell Wallace
Philip Tabbini
South Kanawha St
Robert Sexton
Fireco
Gary Li Hawkey
Lively St
Dry Mill
Tom Webb
Rohogh T. Lees
OS Central Ave
Ballard An
George
Numer
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Thruston
Morton
K-Ky
Congress
J. Johnson
H Committee
North Vietnam
Neeth Korea
Ussr
Previn
Committee
Rage One
Main Street
MT. Hope
Order OF the Golden Alle
Stavien-To-Trask TreVo Radio Communicati
Richmon Cleaners
Rocket Alley
Fage One
Raleigh County Bank
Vancouve 'R
Helliday
M Nationwide Mutual Insurance
Raleigh Couuty Circuit
Bank
Holliday
Robert DB. Sayre
Aegean Isle
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