Indiana Tax Policy Ties Dead Ford Worker to Paychecks
Ford worker 27 year old James Clark died by self inflicted gunshot after Indiana tax collectors took his entire January 13 paycheck of 127 dollars. Indiana Revenue would meet Ford officials to ease tax burdens on Port Hols workers. United Auto Workers leader Milasich blamed state policy for the death and warned of more pay withholdings.
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Pentagon backs burial rights ruling in Thompson case
Pentagon officials questioned army lawyers on burial eligibility in national cemeteries and sought a Justice Department ruling. The Wednesday decision grounded the final ruling on Mrs. Thompson, whose husband died October 16 at age 50 and was cremated. The case involved conspiracy to obstruct the government by others in 1949.
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Unclear Route Details Mark Earlier Capital Thetry Reports
Earlier reports referenced the capital thetry with an unsettled route. The text lacks concrete destinations or known path details, leaving the exact route unconfirmed. Further records are needed to determine the correct trajectory and involved locations.
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Thetry
Beckley Raleigh chamber names 1966 committee chairs
Mercantile Division of the Beckley Raleigh wry Chamber of Commerce chose new committee chairs for 1966. Sarah Otto to lead the Clean-Up and Modernization Committee focusing on street sign repainting alley cleanup and downtown beautification. Randall Wooddell chairs Civic Affairs with sidewalk improvements and budget liaison. Betty Shulte leads Honey in the Rock Art and Craft Festival Committee to coordinate festival work. Phil Behera chairs the Attend ion ing Committee overseeing Christmas street lighting Santa Claus and lights purchases. George Draughon heads the Sales Planning Committee to organize early 1966 sales efforts.
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Randall Wooddell
Sidewalk Impeor Movement
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Betty Shulte
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Phil Behera
George Draughon
These Tailors Association
J Kern
Francis Berg
Divi- 8
Winter Storm Grips East Coast States
Snow blanketed the Carolinas, Maryland, New Jersey and the capital area with up to five inches in parts. Vessels sheltered off Cape Hatteras as a fleet-train cargo route faced disruption. South Carolina and Columbia saw closures and a week of reapportionment filibusters in state government as snow fell across the region. In Plattsburgh a bus crash injured five, New York City reported two inches of snow, and many areas closed with postponed court sessions and events.
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Columbia
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New York City
Hearing proposes minimum net profit tax across businesses
Elmore cites two bills to cut inequities by setting a floor on rates for all firms, arguing selective reductions would leave other categories untouched. A third bill would abolish the general sales tax as a substitute for 1915 1917 cotton excises, referencing broad classifications.
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West Virginia
Martinsburg schools closed as blizzard hits panhandle
Berkeley and Jefferson counties halted classes after a winter storm blanketed the panhandle. Driving conditions were hazardous and travel discouraged across the area.
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UPI
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Jefferson Counties
Moore Says I Told You So On ABC Nuclear Plant
West Virginia Republican Arch Moore says he warned in May that a large seed-blanket reactor project for California faced technical hurdles. He notes his lone 1965 vote against a 2.5 billion AEC appropriation and claims recent delays and unresolved issues justify his prior concerns about the reactor’s schedule and feasibility.
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California
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Ae Aeronet
New Steps To Protect National Bird Ordered
Washington Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall ordered new protective steps for the bald eagle. Nesting sites on national wildlife refuges will be closed during the mating season and timber cutting within half a mile of nests is prohibited. Stabilization of at risk trees is directed where possible and nesting areas may be added to designated natural areas to reduce disturbance. Authorities cited illegal shooting despite federal and state protections, noting about 5,000 birds remain.
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Watches Stolen From Goodwill Store in Charleston
Charleston police report a break in at the Goodwill Industries store where about 400 watches were stolen and left for repairs. Nearly all watches were inoperative, and investigators are pursuing leads on the thief with time on his hands.
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Charleston
UPI
Goodwill Industries
Deaths And Funerals Bailey 11 Belcher family obituary
Bailey died Wednesday after a long illness in a Huntington hospital. Born January 2, 1809, at eye view, she was the daughter of Thomas and Eisiah Belcher and long resident of Wyoming County. She was a Rockcastle Baptist Church member. Survivors include husband Zina D, three sons Ha of Corsicana Texas Joe of Wood California and nd Jack of Wash Jesse Jr Eliza A Jackson Ralph E I Jr Carmel and win Hill ah Dewane Belcher among nephews.
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Wash- Jesse
Frances Gwinn Kincaid Rites Planned Here
Mrs Frances Gwinn Kincaid 75 of Hinton died in Raleigh County after a broken hip on Nov 21 She was a daughter of the late Thornton and Mary Dillon Gwinn and had lived in Hinton 47 years She belonged to St Patricks Catholic Church and Catholic Daughters of America The body is at Ronald Mead Funeral Parlors in Hinton.
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Hinton
Raleigh County
Thornton
Mary Dillon Gwinn
St. Patricks Catholic Church
Catholic Daughters of Amer
Ronald Meadee
Funeral for Mrs Myrtle Monk in Herndon
Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle Monk aged 60 of Herndon will be held at 1 p m Friday at Bailey Funeral Home with burial in the family cemetery near Herndon. She died Tuesday morning in Fredericksburg Virginia while visiting a daughter Mrs Pauline McKinney. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Garnet Walker of Chicago eight sons and a brother and sister.
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Herndon
Bailey Funeral Home
Monk
Fredricksburg
Pauline McKinney
Garnet Walker
Chicago
Ill
Garland
Sophia
Paul
Stephenson
John
Frank
Chesley
Hern
Funeral notices for Ralph Johnson and others in Princeton area
Funeral services were held for Ralph Johnson 45 of Beckley Road Princeton with burial in Johnson Cemetery Route 2 Princeton. Johnson died after a heart attack at a Princeton hospital. Also listed are obituaries for Walter Winton Cadle 81 of a local nursing home born May 17 1884 and a former coal miner at Amigo Coal Co with survivors including seven sons and a daughter. William Thomas Bunch 78 Oak Hill died after an extended illness, a retired New River Co. employee. and Ira Earles Adkins 64 of Abraham died at home. arrangements pending.
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Beckley Road
Princeton
Bailey
Paul Hall
Johnson
Route 2
Tommy Compton
Beckley
Walter Winton Cadle
Killarney
Nancy Bragg Cale
Amigo Coal Co
Amigo
Golden
Mary Blankenship Cadle
Glen
Chicago
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Orley
Francis
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Burke
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Tampa
Fla
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Hinton
Nan
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Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
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Oak Hill
Corbin
New River Co
Lochgelly
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Lula Bunch
James
Westport
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Conn
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Raymond
Landover
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Atlanta
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Portsmouth
Opal Blanchard
Newport News
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Conneaut
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Jacqueline Poteat
Stone Mountain
Fanny McCowan
Oak Hill Gospel Tabernacle
William Mimifee
Allen Gallimore
Ira Earles Adkins
Abraham
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Lyonelle L. Lilly
MacArthur
Ghent
Londa
Anna Shanks Lilly
UMWA
Eileen Kay Canton
Betty Ware
Gulfport
Gearldine Ware
Edzell
Scotland
James A
Lyonelle Jr
Clarksburg
A. T
William L
Caffee Funeral Home
Sam D. Smith
Tom Lilly
Obituary notes for Breeden Lilly and others in Oak Hill region
Death notices report Lonza Andrew Breeden of Flat Top dying at 85 after a heart attack and Lyonelle L Lilly of MacArthur passing after a long illness. Breeden’s survivors include Roxie Lilly Breeden and Audie L Breeden. Lilly leaves Eileen Kay Canton Betty Ware Gearl dine Ware and many relatives. Funeral plans are pending at Rose Funeral Home with arrangements to follow at Tom Lilly Cemetery Ghent.
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Lonza Andrew Breeden
Breeden
James L
Angeline Meadows Breeden
Roxie Lilly Breeden
Audie L
Fiat
Coolge
Charley
Cool Ridge
Lula Hedrick
Crab Fd
Ollie Richardson
Shady Spring
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Funeral services held for Fletcher Martin in Mullens
Fletcher Martin age 63 of Mullens died Monday at Welch hospital. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. today at the Sam Foglesong Chapel Mullens with Rev. Henry Parham officiating. Burial followed in Restlawn Memorial Gardens. Nease and Neely Funeral Home Mullens arranged the services.
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Restlawn Memorial Gardens
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Welch Hospital
Nease and Neely
Funeral for John Emory Swisher Held in Eston
John Emory Swisher died Tuesday in Eston after a brief illness. He was the father of Orbie Swisher, superintendent of Consolidated Gas Corp., Pineville. Funeral arrangements were announced.
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Eston
Orbie Swisher
Consolidated Gas Corp
Pineville
RNS
Survived by Family in Oklahoma and Texas
The notice lists survivors including Randy and three others named Kellis Linda and eaty, two sisters and Vella Howard. It states most neighbors live in Oklahoma while Conrad resides in Austin Texas.
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Oklahoma
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Texas
Price couple files for U.S. Senate in Alabama snub
Alabama couple Ralph Shorty Price and his wife Delores announced their candidacies for the U.S. Senate, a tongue in cheek jab at Gov. George C. Wallace. The move comes as Wallace weighs future options as governor and potential senate bid.
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Gambling Bill Hits Roadblock
The bill for gambling regulation faces a Senate delay as committee chair Moreland admits it is in trouble. He plans a committee substitute to address enforcement, penalties, and evidence rules while aiming for a late week or next week release.
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Economy Leaders Seek Inflation Restraint Through Policy
Johnson calls for disciplined financial policy to keep inflation in check without abrupt controls. He urges federal restraint on wage and price moves, using taxes and interest rates to stabilize output. He notes defense and highway firms should align with price caps, while federal employee raises stay around 3.2 percent to preserve full employment.
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Washington inputs and foreign policy remarks in brief
In Washington Rep Paul Fine argues against boosting federal excise taxes noting poverty program implications. British Foreign Minister Michael Stewart warns the Labor party would cut deployed military units abroad, citing strained commitments versus resources. The exchange touches on fiscal and defense strain and a Miami case where State Atty Richard Gerstein voices objections.
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Paul Fine
R-N.y
Sargent Shriver
Michael Stewart
Labor Party
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