Losses Mount in Blacksville Mine Disaster and Past Warnings
Corcoran of Consolidation Coal weighs the Blacksville No. 1 blast of July 2 after 485 federal and 465 state violations. Nine men died when moving machinery trapped them against a power cable, the mine sealed July 25.
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Consolidation Coal Company
John Corcoran
Blacksville No
Farmington Number 9
The War Comes To Custer S D
A South Dakota barber Lou Thebo, his daughter Mary Trant, and neighbor Vicki Broyles cope after Steve Trant is killed in Vietnam. Family members react amid campaigns and war talk as Mary and Vicki confront loss and uncertain futures.
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Bob Greene
Chicago Sun - Times
Custer
S. D
Lou Thebo
George McGovern
Sylvan Lake
Lou
Tye
McGovern
Lou ‘Thebo
Mary
Vietnam
Stevie
Washington
Mary Trant
Montgomery St
Hollywood
Steve Trant
Vicki
State Hospital
Hot Springs
Mickey
Steve
Vicki Broyles
Germany
Custer High School
Joi
South Dakota
Lou Thebe
Becky
Tom
Reminding Czechs Of Rights Is State Offense
The piece notes 72 000 leaflets in Czechoslovakia urging voters to cross out names or abstain in upcoming elections. Arrests for incitement or subversion bring up to six years in prison as hardliners erase Dubcek reform hopes.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Prague
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Communist Party
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Imental Theater Za Branou
Main Street
Poland
Hungary
East Germany
Beaverton Women’s Club Funds Summer Science Scholarships
Oregon's Summer Science Scholarships aid 11 Portland area high school students with $600 stipends and hands on work at the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center. Scientists mentor students in chemistry biology and pathology with projects on amino acids tissue culture and cell growth. Each student will present a paper and receive a certificate at summer's end. Funding comes from Beaverton Women’s Club and local foundations and medical board members.
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Beaverton, Ore
UPI
Oregon Regional Primate Research Center
Beaverton
Edward S. West
West
Primate Center
Beaverton’s Women’s Club
Collins, Cammack and
Autzen
Oregon Medical Research Foundation Board of Trustees
City acts to fund Beckley recreation building
Raleigh council votes to allow up to 10000 dollars in next year’s budget to enable the recreation board to operate a Beckley recreation building if other funding is found. Meanwhile a coal shortage idles over 16000 steel and railroad workers as the United States returns vacation-closed coal mines to owners.
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Recreation Board
Beckley
Pittsburgh
U. S
Naleigh Register Listing Rates and Publication Details
The Beckley News Papers Corporation discloses publication details for the Naleigh Register, including address 341 Prince St Becke ley West Virginia and Hinton WV. It lists subscription rates by mail and home delivery charges, plus tax and carrier terms.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckeley
W. Va
Hinton
Bug Dust The Pool Was Built Out Of Spite
A Beckley column features a Q and A on why the city pool funded by federal money remains costly for many residents. The answer blames a persistent “mean fellow” for challenges and calls for more pools and fair access amid concerns over noise and muffling laws for engines.
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John Hodel
Beckley
Mean
Hallucinogenic Use Tied to Self-Inflicted Deaths
Dr. Warne Richard of the University of Florida notes that deaths by own action are a leading risk among youths under the influence of hallucinogenics. He cites self harm as the second highest cause of death for young people in this context.
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Warne Richard
University of Florida
Big Nations Seek Limits on Arms to Avoid World War
Anwar Sadat asks Moscow to curb its arms in Cairo as a hedge against a broader war. Reston argues that the great powers avoid empowering smaller nations with modern weapons, maintaining a precarious international order while pursuing national interests.
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James Reston
New York Times News Service
New York
Central Committee
Egypt
Anwar El-Sadat
Moscow
Cairo
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
United States
U.S.S.R
Kennedy
Sadat
Israel
U.S
U. S
Washington
Czechoslovakia
North Vietnam
China
Vietnam
United Nations
Peking
Hanoi
Saigon
South Vietnam
Middle East
DeGaulle
Ireland Troops Sought to Preserve Order Amid Elections
From the 1922 files of From editorial page the English send troops to Ireland to keep order as elections loom. Beckley city council passes a new ordinance to curb immoral use of cars by taxi drivers and others. Chief of police Henry Bolen resigns. resignation accepted.
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Raleigh Register
Ireland
Beckley
Henry Bolen
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Oregon Women’s Club
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