Bank Secrecy Act challenged by ACLU in California
ACLU and Bankers Association challenge the Bank Secrecy Act as violating individual privacy in California. Judge William Sweigert issued a temporary halt on enforcement while the case proceeds, arguing the government must show a reasonable relation between sought records and its purpose. Bankers warn of high costs and privacy protections, while the ACLU contends broad government access infringes rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Banks
Liberties Union
U.S
William
T. Sweigert
ACLU
Neil Horton
Fortney Stark
California Bankers Association
Horton
Bluestone Council Contract Tops Region 1 Meeting Agenda
Beckley regional council to discuss a possible contract with Bluestone Planning and Development Council and appoint permanent Region 1 representatives. Mayor McCulloch notes by law amendments and executive director applications. EDA funding may underwrite an agreement through March. Region I includes Raleigh Wyoming McDowell Mercer Summers Monroe counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluestone Planning and Development Council
Region 1 Planning and Development Council
Regional Council
Beckley Council
Beckley
John H
McCulloch
Bluestone’ ‘Development and Planning ‘Council
Moore
Fayette County
Bluestone
Wyoming
McDowell
Bluestone Council
Raleigh
Mercer
Summers
Monroe
Attica hunger strike enters second day at detention facility
In Attica New York 1200 inmates began a second day of hunger strike protesting 28 demands from last September riot that left 43 dead. The brief also notes resignations in Britain and political shifts in the United States and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica, N
UPI
Attica
Campaign notes show McGovern effort amid Nixon opposition
The story tracks Democratic efforts at the national convention and campaign stops. AFL-CIO President George Meany blocked McGovern’s nomination attempt in Miami Beach, signaling labor resistance to the ticket. Senate leader Mike Mansfield calls Nixon’s foreign policy achievements “exceptionally good” and cautions a tough race. McGovern speaks at Rapid City airport pledging funds once drawn from Vietnam war spending to flood damage recovery and urges focus on rebuilding America at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio
George Meany Bat
McGovern
Miami Beach
Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Rapid City
South Dakota
Truman Leaves Hospital After 15 Day Stay
Former President Harry S. Truman was discharged from Research Hospital in Kansas City after a 15 day stay for digestive trouble. Dr. Wallace Graham cited no deterioration in his gastrointestinal condition and noted Truman left at 2:30 p.m. and traveled to his Independence home.
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Independence
UPD
Harry S. Truman
Kansas City
Wallace Graham
Truman
White House
Graham
Ford urged recall of 1965 69 fullsize cars by safety group
The Center for Auto Safety seeks a recall of over 4 million Ford and Mercury cars built 1965 through 1969. It alleges thin front suspension control arms can fracture. Ford safety director Feckhold calls the claims absurd and blames damage for alleged failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Ralph Nader
Consumer Coalition
Ford Motor Co
Center For Auto Safety
Henry Ford I
Ford
John C. Feckhold
Automotive Safety
Feckhold
Fischer Misses Own Win in Iceland Chess Match
Bobby Fischer finally defeated Boris Spassky in the 24 game world championship in Reykjavik advancing to 2 1. Spassky resigns on move 42 as Fischer plays with a pawn edge. The fourth game is set for 5 p m local time with Fischer white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykjavik
Iceland
UPI
Bobby
Fischer
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Ger
William Lombardy
Sinatra Attacks Crime Testimony In Senate Hearing
In Washington Frank Sinatra denounced the House Select Committee on Crime for alleged character assassination over links to a New England crime syndicate. He criticized delayed refutation of May 24 testimony by Joseph Barboza, questioned Barboza’s claims about a Hotel interest, and pressed the panel to correct the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Frank Sinatra
House Select Committee On Crime Today
Sinatra
Joseph
Barboza
New England
Raymont Patriarca
Poe
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Mass
New ‘England Crime Syndicate
Senate
Joseph Phillips
Phillips
Rep
Claude D. Pepper
D-Fla
Fontainebleu
Miami Beach
Patriarca
Pepper
2 Suits Dismissed Divorces Granted in Raleigh County Court
An order of the Raleigh County Circuit Court records dismissals by Kanawha Valley Bank against Jean E. Daniel of Beckley over an unpaid promissory note. A decree divorces Judy Naomi Bennett and Luther Garfield Bennett. custody of four children granted to the defendant. Other actions by H E Rogers against Calvin and Lola Moye and by the Moyes against Rogers and B B Excavating Co Inc were dropped after an alley dispute settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Circuit
Kanawha Valley Bank
Jean E. Daniel
Beckley
Judy Naomi Bennett
Luther Garfield Bennett
H. E. Rogers
Calvin
Lola Moye
Mrs. Moye
Rogers
B & B Ex
Maryland Inmate Riots Prompt Guard Walkout
More than 100 guards walked off briefly after two Maryland prison riots within 36 hours. Gov Mandel urged no reprisals as regaining control followed hostages and damages, while inmates complained of food and medical care.
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Baltimore
UPI
Maryland
James Whalen
Marvin Mandel
House of Corrections
Jessup
Mandel
Parren J.mitchell
D-Md
Drowning Death Near Morgantown In Farm Pond
Franklin Andrews aged 19 drowned Monday in a farm pond off the old Kingwood Pike about ten miles south of Morgantown. State Police said the Morgantown area man was swimming in the pond with companions at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
UPI
Franklin “Andrews
Kingwood ‘Pike
Here
Morgantown Area
Notable Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Regional Deaths
Funeral services are set for Evelyn Thomas of Herndon Kentucky with burial in Greenhill Memorial Gardens. Survivors include husband M J Thomas son M J John Thomas and siblings. Funeral details also list Joseph Warren Castle and Grant U Wriston with multiple survivors and burial plans.
Funeral notices and autopsy lead in Raleigh County area
Incomplete notices report the death of Basil Campbell in a Mullens auto crash and the awaiting body at Caffee Funeral Home Beckley. Also listed are final rites for W A Dempsey in Princeton and a gunshot death of Paul Roscoe Rose with charges against Charles Justice, with Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Campbell
Oak Grove
Perry-Hylton
Mullens
Caffee Funeral
Beckley
Obituaries from Beckley area funeral notices
Multiple funeral notices list services for Anna Tamplin 81 of Fayetteville and Talbert Pannell 48 of East Beckley with burial at Cassady and Stanaford Cemeteries. Also announced are services for Lucy Hannar Elsie Jasper John Burdette with dates, churches, and survivors in Beckley area.
Final rites set for Mrs Daisy Kay Scarbro
Mrs Daisy Kay Scarbro 58 Route 1 Scarbro was killed in a two car accident Monday about 20 miles north of Beckley on the West Virginia Turnpike. She worked for Host International Inc Morton and was en route to work. Born April 10 1914 at Scarbro she was the daughter of the late Clark and Letha Stover. She is survived by six sons and two daughters, two brothers, two sisters and 18 grandchildren. Burial will be in Rhinehart Cemetery Scarbro with services at Tyree Finneral Home Oak Hill.
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Evelyn Thomas
Herndon
Beckley
Glen Rogers
Hughart
Hopkinsville
Greenhil
Mary McKinney Jennings
Concord College
Blackstone College
West Virginia University
Basil
Wyoming County
Thomas
Christian County
Kentucky
M. J. Thomas
M. J
John) Thomas
M. R. Jennings
Claremore
Okla
John Paul Jennings
Lakeland
Fla
B. C. Lilly
Albany, Ga
Ernest Barley
Nathan Butler
Rinehart
Scarbro
Advent Christian Church
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Steve
Mary Romine Winston
Robert
Willow Springs
Glen K
Enoch
iScarbro
Bobby
Lockport
Iil
Stella
Naylor
Dottie Bibb
Minden
Curtis
Hope
Nora M. Michaels
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ruby Stover
Lou. Wolfe
Gallagher
Tyree J Funeral Home
Oak Hill
W. A Dempsey
N. Kanawha St
Caffee
Kenneth L. Swank
Dempsey
Lewis Chevrolet
Walt Dempsey Chevrolet Co
Princeton
Industrial Savings and Loan Co
I Beckley Elks Lodge
Beckley Moose Lodge
Raleigh County
Neva Mae Ellison Dempsey
Neva Jane Richardson
W. A. Dempsey Jr
David Patton
Malden
Hallie ‘Dempsey
Ansted
Bert Dempsey
Anna Mary Tamplin
Route 2
Fayetteville
Fayetteville United Methodist Church
Billy Reed Wickline
Cassardy
James Washington
Minnie Jane Maynor Cottle
Viola Goodman
Stuart Craft
Dodd[Payne Funeral Home
Daisy Kay Scarbro
Route 1
Tyree Finneral
Bill Menefee
Rhinehart Cemetery
West Virginia Turnpike
Host ‘International Inc
Morton
Clark
Letha Burnside Stover
Jimmy
David
Laurel
Arthur
Jerry
Donald
Dennis
Pauline Storms
Joliet
Marcella Watson
Herbbert
Montague
Montague, Beards Fork
Ruby Rhinehart
Asley Winston
Seaeres
Court to Hear Appeal Over Rest Home Zoning Decision
The bench will hear an appeal by Moundsville City Manager James Wolfe over a rest home zoning dispute. Wolfe twice refused to grant a variance for Gladys Forbes at 1207 Short Center St. The Board of Zoning Appeals and circuit court upheld him, then approved the 1971 request and occupancy, before the appeal reached the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
James $. Wolfe
Wolfe
Gladys Forbes
Short Center St
Board of Zoning Appeals
Marshall County Circuit Court
Circuit Bourt
West Virginia Boards Share Antitrust Settlement Funds
Attorney General Chauncey Browning Jr. announced WV distributed 77 864 to boards of education from an antitrust settlement with publishing firms. Earlier 182 166 was collected. Each board’s share based on its percentage of state public school enrollment in 1966 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Chauncey Browning Jr
West Virginia
Boards of Education
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Congress
Charles Arson
California
J. McCarthy
Department
Justice Tax Division
Shers
Bankers Association
Jobe Anderson
Financialilies
Anderson
McCarthy
London
Reginald Maudling
Britain
Conservative Party
Edward Heath
Heath
Robert Carr
House of Commons
Maudling
Meredith
Jackson, Miss
James Meredith
Manila
Philippines
Lauzon
Luzon
Front Wheels
Lothar Schmid
Thej
Spassistage
Schmid
Schmidt
iSpassky
Aera
Attas
Milton
Mickey” Ku
Din of
Los Angeles
Joseph W. Castle
Joseph Warren Castle
Paintsville
James A
Josephine Daniels Castle
United Mine Workers of America
Methodist Church
Maude Boyd Castle
Ralph Castle
Ruth Wood
Vandalia
Grant U. Wriston
Rt. 1, Scarbro
Tyree Chapel
A. Dempsey
Paul R. Rose
Paul Roscoel Rose
Killarney
Killarnney
Charles- Justice
Rose
Nancy Bennett Rose
Oxford
Stonewall Jackson Rose
Itmann
Darcus Shumate
Paula Bragg
Betty
Theresa
Donna
Kathy Rose
Vicky Justice
Mead
Bruce Rose
Odd
Clyde
Beaver
Oral Mooney
Arsie Gullian
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Anna Tamplin
Talbert M. Pannell
East Beckley
Callie Gilbert Pannell
Sam Pannell
New Hope
Mrs
Lucy Hannar
Stanaford
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Robert Morton J
Elmer
Ritchie and Johnson
Elsie Jasper
Harlem Heights
David Powell
Cunard
John T. Burdette
Washington, D. C
Melton Mortuary
Dewey Wilson
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Harvey
Sarah Burdette
Earl Arbaugh
James Lewis
William and Thomas Sheppard
Howard Snodgrass
Glen Carter
Daisy Scarbro
State Court
Book Antitrust Funds
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