Balloonist Gatch Search Hinted After 11 Days Adrift
Relatives of missing balloonist Thomas Gatch urged more searches of the mid Atlantic by military aircraft as a day-long Navy jet search ended with no sign of him. A Pentagon spokesman said a decision on further Defense Department efforts was expected today.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas Gatch
mid-Atlantic Ocean
Navy
Gatch
Pentagon
Defense Department
Energy Crisis Deepens With Higher Gas Prices Across Nation
Prices rose up to 13 cents a gallon at stations in Florida while Nixon's energy policy faced criticism from lawmakers. Mobil Oil announced cuts to wholesale gasoline and heating oil, and car makers increased production to offset demand. Officials blamed policy and market forces for shortages as concerns over fuel persist.
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Atu
Administration
Tallahassee
Fla
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
D- Energy
Edward M. Ken
Inedy
D-Mass
Jackson
National Housing Conference
Kennedy
Kenosha
Wis
General Motors
Ford
Bes Peaces
Avepo
Audiaments
Sarafin
R-Conn
Stanford
E. Parris
R-Va
West Virginia
Mobil Oil Corp
Itl
Mobil
Plane Crash Amid World News Across Paris And Phnom Penh
Reading from dispatches, a Cambodian Air Force fighter crashed on takeoff near Phnom Penh, killing the pilot and a child on the ground as napalm bombs exploded nearby. UPI reports in Paris note investigations by U.S., Turkish, and French teams into the crash while Kissinger briefs NATO on Middle East peace prospects. A Turkish Airlines jet crashed after takeoff from Paris Orly, with officials citing an explosion aboard as the cause and eight miles from the ground. Pearl Bailey is set to perform at a White House dinner for the nation’s governors.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Pochentong Air Force Base
Dee Posure Reaner
Paris
Northamptonshire
England
Inman
Car Hits Pole Injures Woman on Beckley Street
A 30-year-old McAlpin woman suffered minor injuries when brakes failed on Beckley Street causing her car to scrape a second vehicle before crashing into a utility pole. Shirley Jean McKinney treated and released. police reported $800 damage to her 1966 car and $90 to Charlie Lewis’s 1971 model, plus $100 on the power pole.
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McAlphins
Beckley Street
Shirley Jean McKinney
Mountaineer Family Health Plan
Prince Street
Liberal party rejects coalition with Heath forces Heath must resign
Liberal MPs unanimously decide not to join Edward Heath in a coalition or any alliance. Heath faces resignation and a summons for Harold Wilson to form a new government. Liberals hint at a grand coalition, while Ulster Unionists form a separate bloc led by Ian Paisley.
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Joseph W. Grigg
London
UPI
Liberal Party
Edward Heath
Heath
Queen Elizabeth
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Jeremy Thorpe
Labor
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Ian Paisley
Ulster
Deaths and Funerals Notice
Numa Farley died Friday at a Chicago hospital after a short illness. A funeral was held today in Bishop Auckland England with burial in Coal City Cemetery. John W. Hughes, 68, died at a local hospital after an apparent heart attack. Survivors include two daughters and three grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Numa Farley
Bishop Auckland
England
Chicago
Ill
Beckley
Ralph
Sarah Pratte Braham
Berry Peace Chapel
Cleve Young
Coal City
Farley
Chicago Hospital
John W. Hughes
Edgewood Drive
Melton Mortuary
Dr M Aulay Meyers Path to Beckley Medical Arts Clinic
Dr Malcolm MacAulay 47 of 103 Brookwood Lane died on arrival after a heart attack. Born June 7 1928 in Quebec he trained at McGill Walter Reed and was a psychiatrist with Beckley Mental Health Center and Charleston General prior to private practice. Survived by wife four sons two daughters sister and brother. Funeral at St Francis de Sales with memorials to Raleigh County Heart Fund.
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MacAulay
Brookwood Lane
Beckley Hospital
Thomas MacAulay
Evelyn Sherman
Sarasota
Fla
Quebec
Canada
McGill University of Montreal
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington, DC
Beckley
Charleston
Beckley Medical Arts Clinic
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
American Medical Association
American Psychiatric Association
Medical Society of Virginia
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American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
U. S. Medical Corps
Marion
Johnson MacAulay
J Jeffrey
Beacon
Thomas
Brian
Gerald
Marilyn
Virginia Polytechnical Institute
Blacksburg
Jacqueline
Dawn Broughton
Gordon
I William Garner
Obituary: Ozzie D. Martin of Ohio
Ozzie D. Martin, 50, of North Ridgeville Ohio and formerly of Slab Fork, died Sunday at 2 57 am in an Elyria hospital after a short illness. Williams Funeral Home Sophia will handle funeral arrangements.
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Ozzie D. Martin
North Ridgeville
Ohio
Slab Fork
Elyria
Williams Funeral Home
Sophia
Funerals for Basil Philpott and Hilda Powers Set for Tuesday
Basil C. Philpott 73 of Mullens dies Saturday. Funeral 11 am Tuesday at Sam Foglesong Chapel Mullens with Rev Lonnie Blankenship. Burial Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton. Survives include brother Guy Baltimore and two sisters Mullens and Ft Worth. Visitation 7 9 pm today at Sam Foglesong Nease and Neely Funeral Home Mullens. J Hilda B Powers 76 of 101 Hillcrest St. dies Sunday. Services Tuesday 2 pm in Labor party chapel with Dr Griswold officiating. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. Born Pocahontas Va March 27 1911, son of Charles W Wannamaker and Clytie Wannamaker Hall. He worked for Kroger and as an electrician. wife Maye Cooper Wannamaker died 1968. Visitation today 4 9 pm at funeral home. Pallbearers listed.
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C. W. Wannamaker Jr
Charles Wood Wannamaker Jr
Ellison Ave
Melton Mortuary Chapel
Walter Griswold
Sunsetty
Iaiu Clifton Philpott
Mullens
Sam Foglesong
Lonnie Blankenship
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Mullens Hospital
Pembroke
Samuel and
Addie Chilante
Fmous
Guy
Baltimore, Md
C. T. Wade
Leonard Melton
Ft. Worth
Tex
Nease and Neely
Hilda B. Powers
Hillcrest St
Labor Party
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Wilson
Ajchapel
Walter H
Griswold
Memorial Park
Samuel Wilson 81 Raleigh Miner and WWI veteran dies
Samuel Wilson 81 of Raleigh died today at 12 30 a m after a long illness. Born September 6 1892 in Robbins Tennessee he was a retired miner and World War I veteran. He belonged to St Matthews AME Church United Mine Workers Local 5771 American Legion Post 70 and is survived by wife Carrie Walker Wilson four sons two daughters seventeen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p m at St Matthews AME Church with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Friends may call at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Beckley Tuesday from 7 to 9 p m.
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Samuel Wilson
Raleigh
Robbins
Tenn
Samuel and
Mollie Wilson
Wilson
St. Matthews
Samuel
Theodore
Columbus
Lorraine
Ohio
Leonard
Lillian Young
Beckley
Addie Vaughn
Cleo Hoskins
St. Matthews Ame
Abner Wright
Elmer Day
Greenwood Timorial Park
Ritchie and Johnson Finneral
Pay Raise for State Troopers Details Debated
A proposal to broaden workman’s compensation in West Virginia would mandate coverage for age and raise maximum benefits to a fraction of the average weekly wage. It would guarantee temporary total disability payments during appeals and adjust current protest-based stoppages. Funeral services are set in Dover for Thomas Junior Tompkins, 46, formerly of Lansing, who died in a trailer fire. survivors include his brother Billy and sister Lucy Bates of Oak Hill.
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State Troopers
West Virginia
Workmen’s Compensation Commissioner
Dover
Del
Thomas Junior Tompkins
Summa
Lansing
Billy
Lucy Bates
Oak Hill
Byrd Seeks Grand Jury Report To House Committee
UPI reports pressure mounts as a sealed Watergate grand jury file is sent to Sirica for review and possible forwarding to the House Judiciary Committee. Nixon aides face conspiracy charges while Byrd and Ford comment on cooperation amid impeachment questions.
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Jane Denison
Washington
UPI
Watergate
Sirica Federal
NBC
Pracs
Richard Nixon
John J. Sirial
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Robert C. Byrd
D-W
Senates
Sun- House
House Committee
Sfrica
New York Times
Washington Post
Newsweek Magazine
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Sirica
Grand Jury
John M. Doar
Judiciary Committee
Gerald R. Ford
UPY
ALB
Aga Year
Ford
House
Senate Committee
Ervin Committee
Afl-Cio
George ‘Meany
CBS
Face the Nation
Labor Federation
Congress
Meany
Change Is Hard Sparks Fistfights and Frustration Across Nation
The piece links gasoline line altercations to rising tensions amid an energy crisis. Experts warn the crisis and distrust in government fuel fear among welfare recipients and middle class citizens, with calls for leadership and community support amidst mounting bills and prices.
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Washington
Messer
Meyer
Chauncy Alexander
National Association of Social Workers
Toledo
Ohio
Andrea Friedland
United Central Services
Saigon
Lat
Lai Khel Friedland
Kien van
Tong le Chan
An Loc
Hechler urges ICC to reinstate southern West Virginia rail
Rep. Ken Hechler calls for Amtrak to restore passenger service in southern West Virginia advocating a Norfolk to Cincinnati route via Bluefield Welch Williamson Saeger Fort Gay and Kenova. He cites improved mass transit and gasoline relief while noting the energy belt significance amid a freight hearing.
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Charleston
W.va
UPD
Ken Hechler
D-W. Va
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
West Virginia
Midwest
Northeast
Hechler
Washington
Norfolk, Va
Cincinnati
Bluefield
Welch
Williamson
Saeger
Fort Gay
Kenova
Hechter
Amtrak
West Virginia Senate
Meir May Resign as Labor Party Rifts Deepen
The Yedioth Ahronoth report says Golda Meir may seek support from Labor leaders to form a government while her resignation letter to President Katzir remains uncertain. Allen notes the president's obligation to accept is unclear as Meir shocks Labor by announcing plans to step down.
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Yedioth Ahironoth
Motion Denied in Israel Leader Trial Fallout
The court debated mistrial motions as prosecutors pressed for truthful testimony while defending the grand jury process. Judge Gagliardi warned of apparent prosecutorial excesses and adjourned for the weekend, with Mrs Meir’s leadership forming the central political backdrop.
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Rayhill
Meir
Israel
Likud Bloc
Bonner
Gagliardi
Iam
Grand Jury
Bealey Register Published by Beckley Newspapers Corp
Fragmented OCR shows a local register or listing from Beckley Newspapers Corporation in Beckley West Virginia. The readable portion includes names Nateigh DRegister and partial publisher attribution to Beckley Newspapers Corporation.
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Beckley
Orporation
Prince
W. Va
Hislon
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