Deaths and Funerals in Detroit and East Rainelle
Obituaries notice three deaths Frank Antonchik Henry Coleman of Detroit and Oceana and Mrs Ina L Cover of Bellimore Massachusetts area. Antonchik aged 68 died after a fall. Coleman died in Detroit after injuries. services planned at 2 PM at a Methodist church with Rev Wayne Rollins presiding. Cover, 46, of East Rainelle, died in a Baltimore hospital. funeral 2 PM Wednesday at Wallace and Wallace Chapel with burial in Green Briar Memorial Gardens. Survivors listed include spouses, children, and siblings.
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Frank Antonchik
Henry Coleman
Detroit
Oceana
Beckley
Wayne Rollins
Bur
Ial ‘Will
Palm Gardens
Antonchik
Toneral
Russia
Emma Selvey Antaselik
William Pomeroy
Mullans
Eveline Smith
Bot
Ina L. Cover
Ina Te
Cover
Bellimore
East Rainelle
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Hey
Henry Loving
Greenbrie Memorial Gardens
Lewisburg
Baltimore
Milford Richmond
Forest Hedrick Forest
William Hedrick
Charlestown
Borrisonburg
Fort Springs
Willian A
Tawra Shepard Hedrick
Alderson Styl School
West Virginia University
Fikton
Thanoper
Circle M
Green Glade
Manaster
Claymont Park
Mount — Vernon
Masonic Lodge
Cass
Louise Vacwaot Hedrick
Norman Roelger
Ft. Lauderdale
Pla
Earl BR
Yates
Idz McClung
Haze Hedvick
Charleston
Roy D
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Carl
Ralph
Parkersburg
Logan To Vote On Blue Laws
Logan reports a committee debate on Sunday closing laws as county voters prepare for the November general election ballot. The group opposition cites church groups while noting verified voter counts influence the petition’s fate. The broader coal industry and railroad projects loom in regional economic context.
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Logan
UPI
Save Our Sunday Committee
Bonn
Miska
Vois
Hughes Bid To Control ABC Faces Legal Hurdles
UPI reports Hughes failed to secure control of ABC as two men receive five year terms and a court dispute with the FCC over Hughes tender offer. The move could make Hughes the largest single holder if 1.6 million shares are accepted, with ABC stock and market reactions noted.
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Cart
Hughes Video
Hughes Tour Co
ABC
Hughes
Hughes ‘Fool Ca
Pan
Hughes Oifer
New York Stock Exchange
U.S. Court of Appeals
FCC
Henry J. Perendiy
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Friendly
ABC Stockholl
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Eputention
State Road Chief Will Speak Here at Chamber Meeting
State Road Commissioner Cy Hamill will address the Men ty's Drive To Nestaurang meeting of the Horktey Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce. The session runs 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. with a question period after his special report. Hamill named to replace Burl A. Sawyers. Four chamber coordinators will also give special reports on government affairs development internal affairs area and industrial development.
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West Virginia
Cy" Hamill
Hamill
Ansiwer
Hamitt
Petrury
Burl A. Sawyers
Tho
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Az-Your
Ouri
Chamber
Vision
Jim Essingey
John Shumate
Somthatniky
Melvin Tolle
Direcor
John Jafes
Weight
Byrd Opposes Federal Gun Registration and Orders
Sen Robert Byrd favors banning mail order sales to youths and non residents while opposing a federal gun registration law, arguing it burdens law abiding citizens seeking hunting or self defense rights. The article also notes court actions including a verdict motion and burglary cases with dates and defendants.
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Wesocievereuay
WPT
Robert C. Byrd
Clien
Evanhot
Byrd
State Rock
Capitol Dome Use Proposed For Legislative Space
The Citizens Advisory Commission of the Legislature plans a recommendation to renovate areas around the Capitol dome to create additional legislative space. The proposal, to be disclosed at a Wednesday 5 pm press conference, awaits Board of Public Works approval along with other rules and procedures suggestions.
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UPI
Citizens Advisory Commission of the
Legislature
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Commission
Snd
Capitol Dome
Board of Public Works
New railroad serves EACC in Morgantown area
The Waynesburg Southern plans a 20 million dollar railroad to move 7,008 tons of coal from a new automated mine at Blacksville in Monongahela County to Waynesburg Pennsylvania.
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Kenova
UPI
Lille Mae Cald
Waynesburg
Walfeond
Wayne
Penn Central
Justice of the Peace
Don Bi
Euit
Morgantown
UPS
Waynesburo Southern
Blacksville
Monongadia
County
Suit Filed In Weirton Bid To Halt City Council Pay Rise
Weirton residents challenge a city council salary increase from 100 to 2400 dollars a year. The Weirton Citizens Committee filed suit after a 4-1 vote in council amid a petition of 407 signatures opposing the raise.
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Weirton
UTI
Weirton Citizens Committee
Citizens Committee
Court Approves Site For Auction In Beckley
The Down town Improvement Grays DIG chose the Raleigh County Courthouse steps as the auction site. The Raleigh County Court approved the location at the request of Gene Morehouse, former DIG president. Debate rose over wages of sanitary workers and a constitutional challenge to public official pay raises. City Solicitor Ridgeway cited AG advice that the increase would be legal, while a mayoral pay rise to 300 dollars monthly awaits a second reading.
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DIG
Grays
Beckley
Raleigh County
Raleigh County Court
Gene Morehouse
Citizens Group
William Ridgeway
Charleston
Huntington Marine Die in Vietnam Reported
The Defense Department announced premiums for bids on a ship related to Huntington merchant families. Lance Cpl Donald Blankenship of Huntington is listed among the Marines reported killed in Vietnam. Blankenship’s widow resides at 78 Rotfarid Park Drive.
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UPI
Vietnam
Marine
Willj Lance Cpl
Donald KH
Blanken
Ship of Huntington
DIG
Blankenship
Rotfarid Park Drive
Lon
Fortas Nomination Turbulence and Senate Debate Signals
Fortas confirmation proceedings stirred by ongoing testimony and legal questions as lawmakers press for a firm stance. Republican Senator Griffin cites likely opposition to cloture while signaling possible cross party votes, and President Johnson backs strong gun control positions amid debate.
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Tryin
Iudee
Portas
Cisims
Robert Griffin
Mitc
Greantine
Indys
White Mouse Messure
Johnson
Thornberry
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Griffin
Clotuce
Rockefeller Seeks Illinois Delegates in Tight Primary Scene
Rockefeller campaigns in Indiana and Illinois audiences while critics urge conformance to party lines. He argues for draft reform with random selection and contrasts his stance with Nixon. McCarthy supporters back Kennedy rival, as Rockefeller faces obstacles over a long-standing appointment dispute.
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Rockefeller
Indiana
Dante
Johnson
jNixon
Nixon
Sam
Armed Services
Hubert MW. Henphrey
Washington
Richard M. Niven
Jolson
Vietnam
Valnan
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert F. Kennedy
New York
McCarthy
Eugene H. Nickerson
Nassau County
U.S. Senate
Percy H. Sutton
Manhattan
Anda Newra
Pan Am inaugurates U S to Moscow air service
Pan American World Airways began the first commercial U S to Soviet Union flight, beating Aeroflot by nearly two hours. The Moscow to New York leg took 18 hours 11 minutes on Aeroflot, while Pan Am landed in New York at 2:35 p m after leaving Copenhagen and Montreal. A second Pan Am jet followed with paying passengers as Fay D Keller, former U S ambassador to Moscow, hailed the milestone. Each airline will operate weekly round trips New York to Moscow.
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UPI
United States
Sayiet Union
Moscow
New York
Pan Americanz World Airways
John F. Kennedy
Jonah G. Agger
Sheremetyeva
Fay D. Keller
U.S
Corrections on State Roles and Election Procedures
The subcommittee urged broadening the secretary of state duties to make him the chief election official and allow voting for those waiting as polls close. It favored stronger vote challenger rights and drafted a bill to reform procedures. Republicans urged campaigns in the South while highlighting George Wallace and opposition to third party presidential bids.
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Secretary of State
Califor Ling
Nia
Oid Alabamas
Jeaders
Nmallary
South
Tor
Soner
Come
Mittee
George Wallace
Gan
Birmingham
Trong
Jawat
Trial opens as Huey Newton faces murder charge in police death
In Oakland California Huey P Newton founder of the Black Panther party stands trial for murder after the fatal shooting of police officer John F Frey. The case drew about 2500 demonstrators chanting Free Huey and demanding fair jury representation as a 141 member jury panel drawn largely from the white community faced defense challenges to its composition.
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Donald
Trackrey
Oakland
Calif
UPI
Huey P. Newton
Munday
Aly
Alelay
Black Panther Party
Anu
Leavily
Alamoo County
Aduey
Newton
John F. Frey
Superior Court
Mahree Friedman
Czechs, Panthers mingle as tensions rise near courthouse
Report notes Prague observers expect Warsaw letter to press Czech Communists on Leninist points and possible purges of liberal elements. About 20 Black Panthers assembled near the courthouse as 400 marchers circled, one flag removal incident noted, and an Alameda County judge was jailed on petty theft charges.
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Prague
U.S
Moscow
Robert Avaklae
Sont
Alameda
Czechoslovakia
Warsaw
Weither
Romania
Legislature Finish Laws to Fund Welfare Work Wages
Legislature debate continues on a bill to allow the U S Labor Department to receive state funds from the Welfare Department to guarantee wages for welfare recipients assigned to work for various employers.
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U.S
State Welfare Department
U.S. Patrol Kills Lt Johnson Near DMZ in Korea
Two U S Army night patrols along the DMZ exchanged gunfire July 26. Sergeant First Lieutenant Richard M Johnson was killed in action. Spokesmen said no other casualties. Johnson is survived by his wife Mrs Jane T Johnson of Beckley West Virginia.
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U.S
Johnson
Seoul
U. S
Richard M. Johnson
Jane T Howery Johnson
Beckley
W. Wa
Vietnam reports heavy combat near Saigon continues
United States and South Vietnamese forces fought near Saigon with major clashes along a Viet Cong infiltration route. In 20 hours of battle infantry and artillery killed 77 guerrillas. American losses were eight dead and 24 wounded. Five more combats occurred nearby, with 116 Communists killed and 17 Americans wounded across two skirmishes. Air strikes and naval sorties targeted Viet Cong positions, while Secretary Clifford prepared talks with President Johnson.
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Fifesingep Hanks
Vani Co
U.S
Henry E. Smmerson
Milford
Nui Co
Superstiion
Pickup Slh Pgh
Hign
Gucceiia
Saison
Cambodia
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