USW Policy Talks Amid Steel Walkout Deadline Tension
USW policy making bodies met as a steel industry wage contract faced a 72 hour deadline. USW President J W Abel and chief negotiator K Conrad Cooper reportedly conferred with the 11 major companies. Officials signaled possible offers at today’s union conference, while noting no settlement basis yet and warning of potential broader impacts if a strike occurs.
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Abel Cooper
Baste Steel Industry
Joseph P. Molony
Basic Sleep Industry
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Executive Board
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Fora
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Welch Man Held in Death of Common Law Wife
Welch man, 75, Frank Hairston, charged in the strangling death of Odella Brown, 53, a Welch resident identified as Hairston’s common law wife. Police said the body showed fingernail marks and a couch piece was found nearby. preliminary hearing set before Justice E. L. Mitchell.
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TV In Review Sets Battle For Monday Night Ratings
NBC and CBS clash as Laugh In returns and faces Gunsmoke and The Lucy Show. NBC will pair Laugh In with new Monday movie blocks while CBS reshapes with Mayberry R.E.D. ABC weighs a lighter lineup led by The Avengers Peyton Place and The Big Valley amid shifting Monday expectations.
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Carol
Ken Berry
Larale
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Lucille Hall
Peyton Place
Miss Bell
Big Switch From Nixon's 1960 Strategy
Miami Beach dispatch outlines a Nixon campaign pivot toward pivotal states and large urban centers, contrasting with his 1950 nationwide bid. Advisers signal a重 shift toward industrial states and major eastern cities, with Dirksen presiding over platform hearings as Rockefeller forces dispute delegate counts and support. The plan marks a strategic reversal from Nixon’s earlier broad-state approach.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
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Cal
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Senate Gop
Evervil M. Dirksen
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon BR. Johnson
Tommiltae
Rockefeller
Neil
Kennedy
Funeral Services For Multiple North Carolina Residents
Funeral notices list Mrs. Punevel Fleshman Reed and Cecil Miller among others, with services set at 2 p m Thursday and 2 p m Wednesday in Fayetteville and Beckley churches. Survivors include spouses, children, and numerous relatives, with arrangements by local funeral homes.
Rockefeller gains West Virginia delegates support in race
UPI reports Nelson Rockefeller's campaign gains backing from West Virginia delegates. Chairman Mal Guthrie and Ronald Love of Wheeling announce Love's endorsement strengthens Rockefeller with 11 of 14 West Virginia delegates reportedly backing him for the second ballot. Lee? support highlighted by Love and Guthrie, citing Rockefeller's war stance and fiscal record.
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Wheeling
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Fawkersburg
Tichard Nixon
Czech and Soviet leaders meet over Czech reform drive
The Czechoslovak and Soviet delegations met secretly in Moscow as Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny led nine of eleven Politburo members. Czech reformers push freedom of speech and non Communist groups while Moscow demands iron control and allegiance to the Soviet alliance. Spacek and Sustov among others present. no spokesman or timetable announced.
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Alexei V. Kosygin
Nikolai Podgorny
Mikhail A. Sustov
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Josef Spacek
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Amler
Czechoslovakia
Disorders Rage Across City as Police Maintain Thin Calm
Fifteen arrests were made overnight in the Dutch city of 205000 as gas and liquor sales were banned amid unrest. Dozens more were detained over three nights, with at least 15 firebombings reported and photographers assaulted by Cleveland police. National Guardsmen were deployed, then withdrawn, amid continued violence that killed 10 people. Police faced grievances from the Fraternal Order of Police over Mayor Carl Stokes. In Pacific, 80 officers moved to clear 325 youths protesting a loitering ban at a shopping center, resulting in 13 arrests.
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Kremlin To Seek Czech Support For Military Alliance
A Soviet move toward demanding Czech allegiance to the military alliance unfolds amid pressure on reformers in Czechoslovakia. Kremlin signals readiness for ideological talks but hints at armed intervention if guarantees are not secured.
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No Arrests In Wheeling Vandalist
Police dispersed 50 to 60 youths after a firebomb shattered a department store front in Wheeling. No arrests were made and officials blamed a group of youths, many described as Negro, for vandalism in the downtown incidents. Saturday night damage totaled about six thousand two hundred seventy five dollars with multiple store windows broken.
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Erenieh
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Funeral services for Hubert N. Youre today at 3 p.m
Funeral services for Hubert N. Young age 4 of 107 Virginia Street will be held today at 3 p.m. in Rose and Quesenheny Funeral Home Poste Chapel with Elder A. G. Nichols in charge. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Young died at home at noon Saturday from asphyxiation.
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Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
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Pope's 1960s stance on birth control and family life
The document "Human Life" recalls papal teaching that all contraception is wrong and marriage must remain open to procreation. It notes Pope Paul VI’s reaffirmation against liberal birth control, cites concerns for developing nations, and highlights church calls for provident family policy and education.
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Egypt
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Local Veteran Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Survived by wife Indy droxes Reed one daughter Diane at home four brothers John of Lake Milton Jackie of Woosterville California and David of Beckley five sisters Mrs Elsie Worthy Beckley Mrs Leis Green Benyerirs Jeanette Willy Gratton Ohio Mrs Christy Pittman and Mrs Breama Vaught Warren Ohio souertsmn M4 Harper Heights died at 2 pm Saturday in a local hospital after a long illness Born April 4 1884 in Lovings View he was son of the late Jasper and Louise Sailh He was a World War I veteran Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm in the First Baptist Church Harper Heights with Rev GC Gilbert and Rev W A Jones officiating Burial will follow in Greenyond Memorial Park Friends may call at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor after 3 pm Tuesday.
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Pre-Recess Food Stamp Battle Signals GOP Clash
Washington reports a pre-recess scramble as House debate targets liberalizing food stamp outlays set at 245 million this year. Liberals threaten to push farm subsidy measures if they fail, while Senate charges aim to clear House passed poultry inspection and key appropriations bills before August.
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Deaths ruled homicide death by own action in Wheeling
Elm Grove woman and her brother died from gunshot wounds Saturday. Ohio County Sheriff's office attributed the deaths to homicide by self-inflicted gunshot. August Zanoli, 43, reportedly shot himself after shooting Elizabeth Fatehovitch, 48, on her porch. The husband, inside the house, heard Zanoli declare the final line. Police recovered a rifle with two discharged shells.
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Elm Grove
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Five Die In West Virginia Weekend Crashes
United Press International reports at least five people died on West Virginia highways over the weekend. Hervin E. Woolen 18 of Point Pleasant died on a secondary road near home. Marvin F. Huffman 19 of Frankford Greenbrier County perished near the Greenbrier County Airport along U S 219. Mrs Suzanne Hall 22 of Ann Arbor Mich drove and collided on West Virginia Route 5 near Webster Springs. Richard Kier 18 of Huntington a car passenger was killed in a collision with a tractor trailer on U S 60 east of Huntington. Harley B. Reger 36 of South Charleston died Friday night in a one car accident on West Virginia Route 4 near Queen Shoals Kanawha County. Roger was a charge of field services for the State Rotational Rehabilitation Division.
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United Press International
West Virginia
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Point Pleasant
Hig Home
Marvin F. Huffman
Frankford
Greenbrier County
U. S. 219
Suzanne Hall
Queen Shoals
Kanawha County
Roger
GOP Committee To Meet Friday In Charleston
The State Republican Platform Committee will convene its first meeting Friday in Charleston. Dean Paul Selby of West Virginia University College of Law, named chairman, will preside. Selby, 44, has served as dean since last year and will lead a 65 member panel with part of the session open to the public.
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Charleston
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Republican Platform Committee
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West Virginka University College of Law
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Police Probe Fatal Fall In Bluefield
Bluefield police investigated the death of Howard Collins, 57, who fell from a third floor apartment window Saturday. Authorities said the fall appeared accidental after Collins struck a power line, causing fatal head injuries in the downtown area.
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Nixon eyes Rockefeller backers as possible running mate
UPI report notes two Rockefeller supporters, Jon Perey and Charles Perey of Illinois and Mayor John Lindsay of New York, under consideration for Nixon's GOP ticket. Speculation cites Perey’s Rockefeller endorsement and constitutional issues over New York electoral votes as shaping the choice. About 15 people discussed as potential running mates. no final decision yet.
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Vietnam War updates from North to South Vietnam
U.S. fighter-bombers met antiaircraft fire while striking targets in southern North Vietnam. Forces destroyed or damaged 152 river craft and 30 trucks, with a dozen antiaircraft and missile sites affected. No American aircraft were lost, officials said. The Vietnamese navy reported its first shipment of missiles promised earlier by Defense Secretary Clark Clifford. About half of South Vietnamese troops already use automatic rifles as MiG threats are to bolster fighting power.
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Siamese Twins Survivor May Lead A Normal Life
In Tampa a surgeon said the surviving infant from a Siamese twins separation has a good chance to lead a normal life after the Friday death of the other twin. The operation, performed Sunday, joined at the navel and upper chest and required separating organs and vessels.
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Guard Camp Opens at Kingwood
UPI reports a two week summer encampment began here for members of the 160th Engineer group of the National Guard. The men will train for two weeks and practice various engineering tasks during the period.
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Prisoner Escapes From Huttonsville Prison
Prison officials report 20 year old Witchell Kovacs escaped from Huttonsville Federal Jail early today by escaping through the prison roller room. Kovacs was jailed for 1 ½ to 10 years for breaking and entering from Wood County. The escape occurred at about 3:50 AM local time.
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