Cambodia Moves Toward Restoring U S Relations
Reports say Prince Norodom Sihanouk planned to reestablish diplomatic ties with the United States after Washington had recognized Cambodia’s borders. U S officials welcomed the move though Cambodia’s border stance remained a point of contention amid Vietnam War negotiations and Cambodian gunship actions on Ho Chi Minh Trail routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cambodia
Laos
Sarena Sihanouk
Washington
Nort
Sihanouki
Death notices and funeral details for James A. Massey and others
Funeral home notes reveal James A. Massey and others are remembered in a service led by the Rev. Boyd. Burial is planned at Jaeger Cemetery in Redera. Mitch Mitchell, Mullens, and brother Dewey Mitchell of Brenton are named in the notices. Fanning Funeral Homes handle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy
Eel
Boyd
Jaeger
Redera
Mitch Mitchell
Mullens
Dewey Mitchell
Brenton
Fanning Funeral Homes
Careys and relatives listed in Lanark area obituary
The notice lists Charles Carey and widow Derolza with two children Char dz and ymonnd Carer plus brothers Robert, Jimmy, Léon Jr, William, David, Roger, and Richie all of Lanark, with Margaret Webster of clt Mich and Betty Spencer of Cleveland Ohio. The funeral is at Johnson's Funeral Home in South Carolina with services conducted by Jackie Lily, Billy Eon, Kermit 3 ani 2 eweess and Horezer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derolza
Chardz
Ymonnd Carer
Robert
New
Jimmy
Léon Jr
William
David
Roger
Richie
Lanark
Margaret Webster
Clt
Mich
Betty Spencer
Cleveland
Ohio
Dody
Johnson
South Carolina
Coal Company Weighs City Land Purchase For Recreation Center
The city of Bethlex seeks to buy the danger Fitzpatrick Perk to build a recreation complex with a swimming pool. Beaver Coal officials, led by Feighey, say they will cooperate but must review mineral oil gas and quarry rights and other factors before deciding. The project could qualify for U S Bureau funds, per a letter from Beaver Coal’s president to the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlex
Danger Fitzpatrick
John Wesley Smith
Supervivor Coal
Feigley
U. S. Bureau’ S
Prije Feighey
Beaver Coal
Peking Says Soviet Troops Opened Border Battle
Peking accused Soviet forces of crossing into China’s northwest border region and attacking near Lop Nor and oil fields in the Jungarian Basin. Chinese officials warned of grave consequences and claimed casualties as the clash stretched into the night.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Redey
Ing Radin
Iice
Lop Nor
Caungarian
Moscow
Leo Yom
Zemyaetin
Eroess
Imad
Peking
Oye
Ching
Sinkiang
Peking Radio
Talks announce new government two days after Nixon rejection
Negotiators declare a new provisional government is forming two days after President Nixon refused Carrampist demands. Nixon reaffirms support for the existing government led by Fi ecasent Thien, signaling a continuation of current leadership amid the crisis.
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Nixon
Site For Mine Rally Announced
West Virginia Kentucky Ohio and Virginia miners will gather at the Memorial in Washington on July 4 to back Senate Bill 224 on mine health and safety. Dr. T BE Buff and two Physicians Committee members Drs Donald Rasmussen and Ha Wells will speak, advocating Jeffersonian principles of the common man’s right to express views.
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Gnanunston
UPI
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Ania
On Memorial
Washington
Dr. T
Buff
Physicians Committee of
Miner's Health and Safe
Donald Rasmussen
Beckles
Ha Wells
Morgantown
Huff
J Son
Thomas Jefferson
Slaying Case Ties University to High School Ties
A University of Michigan Law School graduate and two sisters are linked to a murder case as police expand checks on students and a high school in the same district. Officials note a teen from Muskegon was found dead and authorities report increased patrols and cautions after the incident.
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Ell
U-M Co
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti
Marek
Jane K. Miver
Muskegon
Mich
Mareh
ULM Oaffieists
Ann Arbor
Eos
Mrs Letha Cooper Rites Planned In Summers County
Mrs Letha Cooper 36 of Summers County died Tuesday at 6 59 am in Hinton Hospital after a long illness Born May 3 1913 in Summers County she was a daughter of Henderson Basham and Nancy Basham She was a member of the Gospel Tabernacle at Jumping Branch Survived by a half brother Carl Basham Oak Hill The body is at Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton.
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Letha Cooper
Nimiz
Hinton
Summers County
Iste Henderson
Nancy St. Clair Basham
Gospel/ Tabernacle
Jumping Branch
Carl Basham
Oak Hill
Ronald Meadows Funeral
Rns
Funeral services for Steve Causey set at Fred Williams Home
Steve Causey died after a long illness in a Pensacola hospital. Funeral Thursday at 3 30 p m at Fred Williams Funeral Home in Sophia with Rev Okey Cox officiating burial at Hot Coal Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p m today. Pallbearers named Williams Smith Fitzpatrick Waddell Hutchens Sizemore.
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Fred Williams
Sophia
Okey Cox
Hot Coal
Causey
Pensacola’ Hospital
William E. Smith
Michael Fitzpatrick
Tommie
Bob Waddell
William Hutchens
Clifton Sizemore
Two clerks quit Raleigh County clerk office deputies
Two employees in the Raleigh County clerk's office resign as deputy clerks. Mrs Jewel Ware, hired when Fred T Stacy took office in January, and Miss Vicki Breakfield, with the office since April 1, have turned in their resignations. Future plans are not known.
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Raleigh County
Fred T. Stacy
Jewel Ware
Stacy
Vicki Breakfield
Ware
Miss Breakfield
Seven Trial Calendar Set For June Haven Embezzlement Cases
Calendar lists seven trial dates for charges including embezzlement and grand larceny. Named defendants include Bobby Redden Norvelle Richmorer Pamela Jean Peelish David Earl Shrewsbury and Wendell Holme. Authorities lead the proceedings under John J. Smith.
Vietnam War Clashes and Diplomatic Moves Highlight Uprising
Overnight bombardments near Quang Tri and Tay Ninh left one American dead and several wounded while a U S helicopter was hit near the DMZ. B52 raids targeted Viet Cong and North Vietnamese positions as Sihanouk seeks renewed U S relations amid shifting Cambodian fronts.
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Las Vied
Tam Kr
Fou
Maar Dek
Quang Tri City
U.S
Border Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Saigon
Dak
Wavel
National Police
United States
Tay Ninh
Tay Inh
Cambodia
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Norodom Sihanouk
U. S
Tak
Bridges Dynamited In West Virginia Incident At Justice
Two bridges on the Justice area road were blown apart in a dawn explosion around 2:30 a.m. causing considerable damage to the 250 foot concrete span and forcing one way traffic. FBI agents in Washington were summoned and two railroad workers reported hearing the blast. Engineers from Huntington were en route to assess the destruction.
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Patee
Charleston
Fbis
FBI
Huntington
Washington
B.D. Bailey
Mingo County
State Road Commission
Worker Dies In Plant Explosion At Weirton Steel
William Rock a 38 year old Weirton resident and 24 year veteran of Weirton Steel died from burns after an explosion at the plant’s reheating furnace. A repair crew of nine worked the furnace when a pocket of gas detonated. Charles Oxley 42 remained in serious condition with burns. Junior Wood 45 and Elmer Ull 49 were in fair condition. Twenty two other workers in the area were treated for minor burns and injuries.
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Weirton Fur
Weirton Steel Co
William Rock
Weirton
Rock
Charles Oxley
Junior Wood
Wellsburg
Elmer Ull
Colliers
Brooke County
Acquittal Sparks Renewed Controversy in Detroit Riot Death
In Detroit area, police officer Paservanayia August is acquitted of murder in the 1967 Algiers Motel killings. The verdict comes amid renewed tension as prosecutors, civil rights groups, and families demand accountability for the deaths of Black teens during the riots.
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Mason, Mich
UPI
August
Nesto
Algiers
Detroit
Ausast
Robert the Agit
Sybarejawed Palle
David Senak
Ronald W. August
Melgin
Dismukes
Rube Pollerd
Paservanayia McLunin
Reneeyene August
Wayne County
Onak, Paille
Auburey Pollard
Manor
Uve Ue
National Guard
Brown
Senate
Pollard
Fred Temple
Soen
Carl Cooper
Mier
Madeolin XX
Correction clarifies district school troubles headline
The Raleigh Register notes an error in yesterday’s editorial headline on page 4. The piece referred to Slab Fork District, not Trap Hill, and a correction appears in most papers correcting the district name and wording.
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Raleigh Register
Trap Hill
Slab Fork District
Slab Fork
the Register
Logan County Blue Law Injunction Is Overturned
The West Virginia Supreme Court overturns a Logan County injunction against Valley Distributors and Raymond Kohn seeking to bar Sunday operations by Lazar County firm Sayers Brothers Department Store. The court cites adequate legal remedies at law and notes no state or local authorities acted to enforce the blue law.
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Charleston
UPI
State Supreme Cour
Logan County
Valles Distributors, Inc
Raymond Kohn
Lazar County
C.C Chambers
Valley Distributors
Logan City
Tients
Sayer Brothers Department Store
Super Discount
Bott
Logan
Chambers
Sayers
Chauncey Ti. Browning ,Sr
Browning
Hich
Court of Equity
Grand J
Apollo 11 Crew to Plant US Flag on Moon
NASA says Apollo 11 astronauts will plant an American flag on the moon next month and briefly hoist it again to present to Congress. Debate over a United Nations flag led to a House amendment limiting the flag to the Stars and Stripes.
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Wadhlvgion
UPI
Columbus
New World
Spain
Proisecol
National Aeronautics and ‘Space Adminstration
NASA
U.S. Congress
United Nations
Thomas J0. Paine
State Department
U.N. i
Burt L. Talcott
R-Calif
Paine
Soviet Union
House
Richard L. Roudebush
Rnd
Senate
Jhang
Park Band Director Resigns Amid School Board Action
Park Junior High band director Clarence Stepp submitted his resignation to the Raleigh County Board of Education on Monday. He will still direct the Park Band at the Virginia Beach Music Festival June 16 to 19 as planned. Stepp, Marshall University graduate, has served two years at Park Junior High and lives with his wife Jeanette and their four month old daughter Adrienne.
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Park
Tuga Scnooi
Clarence Stepp
Stepp
Raleigh County Board of Education
Virginia Beach
Marshall University
Nuntington
Park Junior High
Jeannette
Fairview Ave
Adrienne
Thieu Signals New Flexibility on Elections After Nixon Talk
President Thieu returned from Midway Island with a stated willingness to negotiate an election timeline and participation with the Viet Cong before the 1971 polls. Diplomats noted the softening aligns with Nixon’s stance, though Thieu warned against coalitions and pledged harsh action against any public advocate of government coalition with the Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantel Southerland
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Midway Island
South Vietnam
Nixon Thien
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
Ife
Thien
Nixon
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Dyizenseits
Rmarkinere Teiding
Cambodiia
Effi
Sinerouk
Sihanouk
James A. Massey
Paula I
Davis
Paris Mitchell
Joseph Meneghini
H. A. Thompson
Charles Carey
Thomas G. Hale
Jessie Snead Jr
Jackie Lily
BilyEon
Kermit
Ani
Eweess
jHorezer
Coal Company
Mrs
Steve Causey
Vietnam
Reanie Sitton
Ronalcafrais Phimley
Suns
Franklin D. Carter
Reach A. Allen
Bernard Lee Owens
Grady Reynolds
John F. Spencer
Jamis Flynn
Cecil Vaden Fleming
James D. Odham
Oscar G. Vecellio Sr
James E. Bennington
George Bolen
Goldie Cummings
Robert C. Hughes
George Lambert Jr
Paul L. Lilly
Tony Milano
Jett Cunningham
Jjames
Henry Jenkins
Ernest J. Mertin
Rials Lare
Joseph A. Allen
Sidney Cox
Wade Frenco
Ronald Lee Leffen
Cecil O. Lilly
Robert A. McMillan
Ieiure
Delpert Magee
Ronald le “Sutton
James Seitle
Ronnie Sutton Tery
Elizabeth Petirr Beset
Patie Georging
Delmn Harper
Edwart
Eugene Davis
George Hatcher
Jessie Lipps
Per
Marvin Boone Lilly Bastar
Clarenti “Workman
Christopher Chambers
Estill Foley
Bastar
D and Haters
Frank Biggs
Charles Crook
Bruce Bolen Jr
Willie Dorothy
Collins
Jimmy Cook
Myles Crook
Grand “Monday
Corbett Ferrell
Henry Milton Gray
Joseph Richards
Russell Redden
Nathaniel Sweatte
Gari ‘Lee Wilkerson
James Winston
Arthur ‘Young
Georgia Dickens
Kay Persingar
Glorie Fowlkes
Basil Broadon
T-Highland Park
William J. Beer
Michigan
Nobio
Tetrot
Iwies Grabber
Apollo
Moon
Thiew
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