Deaths and Funerals List Mt Clemens Resident
Funeral services for Winfred Levi Ogle 60 of Mt Clemens Michigan were set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Hubbard Funeral Home Mt Clemens with burial in Clinton Grove Cemetery He died at home Wednesday after an apparent heart attack Born January 8 1911 in Stamford he was the son of the late Francis Levi and Myrtle Quesenberry Ogle Survivors include his wife Patsy Ehrke six sons a daughter four sisters and 23 grandchildren A brother died in 1968 Also noted was 1st Lt Nancy Carol Wentzel killed near Beale Air Force Base and a 1955 Sophia High School graduate Funeral arrangements by Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Final rites for George Clyde Birt 79 of 114 Austin Ave to be held 1 p.m. Saturday at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Chapel Burial in High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill He died Wednesday in a local hospital after a long illness Born in Clendenin September 28 1891 he was the son of the late Hubert and Anna James Birt A Beckley United Methodist Temple member he worked 26 years as a route salesman for Purity Baking Co retiring in 1952 Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 4 to 9 p.m.
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Winfred Levi Ogle
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Stanaford
Wyoming County
Hubbard Funeral Home
Clinton Grove
Stamford
Francis Levi
Myrtle Quesenberry Ogle
Michigan
Shirley Riggle Ogle
Patsy Ehrke
Cameron
Jackson
N.J
Jack
Jim
Virginia ‘Beach
Dale
Scott
Richard Ogle
Otis A. B
Mass
Myrtle Lares
Doris Foley
Beckley
Sophia
Nancy Carol Wentzel
Beale Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force Base
Sophia High School
Amigo
Earl H
Mildred Cole Walker
St. Wentzel
Sophia United Methodist Church
St. Mary’s Hospital School of Nursing
Huntington
Robert
Charles Tere Walker
Iron Gate, A
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
George Clyde ‘Birt
Austin Ave
Keyser- Bryant
Ross M. Evans
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Clendenin
Hubert
Anna James Birt
Beckley ‘United Methodist Temple
Purity ‘Baking Co
Edith Gwinn Birt
William E. Birt
South Charleston
Joe
Thelma) Crotar
Parma
Ohio
Anna Blake
Hilltop
Vernon D. Myers
Raleigh
Rose and Quesenberry
Peace Chapel
Clifford Kirk
American Legion
Myers
Fitzpatrick Park
Rosa Smith Myers
Paul
Enid
Okla
Connie Jokubatis
Chicago
Ill
Geneva Green
Bartow
Funeral notices for Canaday and Myers published
Incomplete funeral arrangements are listed for Mrs. Cora Janette Canaday 76 of MacArthur who died at Charleston hospital. Also announced are services for Vernon D. Myers 52 of Raleigh found dead near Fitzpatrick Park with burial at American Legion Cemetery. Both notices indicate locations and surviving relatives.
Graveside rites held for infant Ronald Gene Johnson in Rockview
Graveside rites conducted by the Rev. Virgil Shannon at Johnson Cemetery Rockview for Ronald Gene Johnson day old son of Willie E and Linda Kay Whitt Johnson Keyrock. The infant died at Mullens hospital. Survivors include grandparents Willis S Johnson Rockview Colbert Whitt Keyrock. Arrangements by Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Pineville. Sterling L Riley 55 of Lynchburg died in a Richmond hospital after long illness. Brother of Harry N Riley Mabscott. Body at Whittens Funeral Home Lynchburg.
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Virgil Shannon
Johnson Cemetery
Rockview
Ronald Gene Johnson
Willie E
Linda Kay Whitt Johnson
Keyrock
Mullens Hospital
Willis S. Johnson
Colbert Whitt
Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home
Pineville
Sterling L. Riley
Lynchburg
Richmond, Va
Harry N. Riley
Mabscott
Whittens Funeral Home
Okinawa Treaty Set to Return to Japan in 1972
The United States will pay 70 million dollars to remove nuclear weapons from Okinawa. A foreign office official confirmed the report to UPI. The treaty-signing ceremony ended after 30 minutes with Prime Minister Eisaku Sato expressing hope that both parliaments ratify the treaty to allow Okinawa’s return to Japan at the earliest opportunity in 1972.
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United States
Okinawa
Foreign Office
UPI
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Candidates Spent $50 Million On TV and Radio In 1970
FCC survey shows federal state and local candidates spent $50 292 164 on political broadcasts in 1970 Democrats outspent Republicans by 4 3 million nationwide in primaries and general elections Broadcasts included 31 6 million TV and 18 7 million radio Nearly 47 9 million went to political announcements and broadcasters charged 2 4 million for program time Free time was provided to candidates Chairman Dean Burch announced the completion of the report amid House Commerce subcommittee scrutiny of campaign spending.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Dean Burch
House Commerce
Mail thief reveals secret papers from airport mail bags
Robert F. Cudak, inmate and confessed thief, told a Senate subcommittee that his gang stole $100 million in securities and found top secret documents from the Army, CIA, and FBI in registered mail bags at major airports. He claimed he read missiles papers at Kennedy Airport and discarded them afterward.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Army
CIA
FBI
Robert F. Cudak
Federal
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Cudak
Times seeks injunction over Vietnam report disclosure
The Times fights for access to two sealed Defense Department studies amid government demands to stop publication. The article notes the 1967 Pentagon report and a Tonkin Gulf study, with legal battles over First Amendment protections and sources.
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Michael D. Hess
USS
Tonkin Gulf
Defense Department
the Times
Times
Pentagon
Hess
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Justice Department
Gurfein
Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
American Civil Liberties Union
Edward I. Koch
D-N.y
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
New York
U.S
Southeast Asia
The
Paul McCloskey
R-Calif
Nixon
Congressional Record
Newspaper Guild of New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Los Angeles
Doctors Find No Drugs In Blood Of Three Girls
Attending physicians said no evidence of drugs was found in blood samples from Melody Morris 16 Elvie Moncada and Debbie Tassitino after they were admitted to Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital following a fatal incident. An autopsy is pending and police sent gastric juices and blood for analysis to Charleston.
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Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Eugene Warvario
Southern West Virginia
Preston Davis
Melody Morris
Highland Drive
Elvie Moncada
Debbie Tassitino
Temple Street
Moncada
Barh
Miss Morris
Jamil Ahmed
Criminal Investigation Bureau
Department of Public ‘Safety
Charleston
Varvario
Sophia Girl Elected To Girls State Office
Sophia student Miss Jane Thomas is inaugurated as judge of the State Supreme Court of Appeals at Rhododendron Girls State in Jackson's Mills. She is a Sophia High School cheerleader, club officer, actress, choir accompanist, and Gulf Woman's Club sponsor, among 14 Raleigh County girls at Girls State.
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Jane Thomas
Sophia
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Rhododendron
Jackson’s Mills
Hampton Thomas
Raleigh County
Miss . Thomas
Sophia High School
Gulf Teens
Girls State
Gulf Woman’s Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Ky Defends 1965 North Vietnam Bombing Target Choice
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky rejected a Defense Department study alleging he caused U.S. consternation by bombing a wrong North Vietnamese target in 1965. He told newsmen that in North Vietnam every place is a good target and that many targets existed for both US and Vietnamese forces during the raid.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
US Defense Department
Vietnam
North Vietnam
New York Times
Vinh Linh
Adm
U.S. Grat Shanp
U.S
Pacific
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Wild West Virginia governor fundraiser marks Republican tie
Actor Jimmy Stewart introduced Governor Moore at a GOP dinner billed as bipartisan yet raise funds for Republican coffers. Moore praised department heads bussed to a cafeteria, saying a train can be turned on a single track with support from his team. Stewart declared lifelong Republican ties and humorously noted Hollywood’s small GOP presence.
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Whitcomb
Moore
Jimmy Stewart
West Virginia
GOP
Stewart
Hollywood
American battlefield deaths rise in Indochina
U S command reported last week 25 Americans killed in Indochina with combat deaths up from 19 the prior week. Wounded totals exceeded 300,000 for the war with 199 wounded and 13 non hostile deaths. Total GI deaths to date reach 45,275 in combat and 9,596 in non combat incidents.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Indochina
Expediency Blasts Loan Plan to Save Lockheed
Aerojet General president Jack Vollbrecht urged Senate action against a 250 million government loan guarantee for Lockheed. He warned failure to curb competitive pressure would harm the aerospace industry and workers. Labor leaders Floyd Smith and Leonard Woodcock split on the bill with Woodcock opposing it.
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Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed
Floyd E. Smith
The
International Association of
Leonard Woodcock
United Automobile Workers
Woodcock
U.S
Congress
Aerospace
Aerospece
Smith
Huntington Police Strike Drags Into Second Day
Huntington's 110 member police force faced a two day walkout as about 75 percent reported ill amid pay and health care demands. City officials consider court action while state and county officers assist. only emergency calls handled. chief to force physicals for those off sick. council met to seek end to walkout.
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Huntington
UPS
Gilbert Kleinknecht
Oeen
Orce
Coal Strike Continues Across Several States
Miners from Itmann Local No 9690 and about 85 500 workers across West Virginia Kentucky Illinois Virginia Ohio and Alabama remain off the job. Coal producers seek court orders to end the stoppage while Judge Gesell schedules a hearing on the Bituminous Coal Operators Association petition for a return to work. Armco Steel loses an appeal to end the strike as Judge Field rejects a temporary restraining order.
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Itmann
UMW
West Virginia
Kentucky
Illinois
Virginia
Ohio
Alabama
Washington
Gerhard A. Gesell
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Charleston
Armco Steel Corp
Field
Boyle
California Farmers Hit by Smog Losses Then Reported
California farmers suffered 25.0 million in crop losses last month due to smog. The state department said 15 of 58 counties were affected, with Ventura County north of Los Angeles hardest hit at 10.7 million.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California
State Department of Serrate
Wee Venteta
Los Angeles
Nixon Seeks 155 Million for Worldwide Drug War
President Nixon asked Congress for 155 million dollars to fund a global war on illegal narcotics. He proposed 105 million for treatment and a new Drug Abuse Prevention office, three year term with extension, plus interim actions including testing troops in Vietnam and dehabilitation programs. He urged international cooperation and potential sanctions against noncooperating governments.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
America
House
Senate
U.S
Vietnam
Welch Water Firm Sued Over Unfit Water
A Welch attorney filed a $250 000 damage suit in McDowell County Circuit Court against the West Virginia Water Company alleging unfit water and failure to inform the public. A Health Department report cited high sodium content potentially harmful to low salt dieters amid a long running dispute with Mayor W B Swope and PSC reorganization attempts.
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WELCH
UPI
West Virginia Water Company
Merrill Budnick
McDowell County
State Health Department
W. B. Swope
West Virginia Public Service Commission
Indians Await News as Crowd Supporters Cheer
About 20 hippie youths joined reporters outside a base where four Indians were arrested after a police lieutenant offered a chance to depart without arrest. Soldiers guarded the abandoned installation as the crowd dispersed, with several Indians seen running from the site.
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Winfred L. Ogle
Nancy Wentzel
George Clyde Birt
Cora J. Canaday
Cora Janette Canaday
MacArthur
Charleston H Hospital
Bland
Maxwell
Nannie Collins Hill
Canaday
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
Thara
Lawrence
Helen) Moore
New Castle
Del
T. A
Elizabeth) Taylor
Maxie
Frances) Dwornick
Lucy Richardson
Bluefield
Margaret “Ning
Johnson Infant
Pete and
Bob
Children’s “Billiken’” Shoes
Gheeland
Neville
N.Y
Seoul
South Korea
Santiago
Heriberto Salazar
Organized
Guard of the People
VOP
Edmundo. Perez Zujovic
Ronald
Arturo Rivera Calderon
Salazar
Carlos Perez
Bretti
Gerardo Romero
Mario Marin
Marin
Welch Water Firm
Ragged Country
Richmond
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