Britain’s Breather Gives U S Last Chance On Gold Rush
British officials signal a brief pause in the gold stampede as U S negotiators face a three day weekend. Editorials note a half percent Bank of England action and warn that without decisive U S moves the dollar may plunge further and spark renewed Wall Street volatility.
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U.S
Musetiong
Grigg Tandon
United States
Nero
Einnappan
Hatlihe
CMD
Con
Washington
Jniy
Jolsen
Bank of Proposal
Trial tests appraiser figures in SRC case against Wheelers
Testimony detailed appraisals for damaged Wheeler property as Wheeler family sues SRC for more than 100000 dollars. Witness Terry discussed costs per square foot, replacement options, and differing bids totaling 42500 dollars. Jury heard valuation dispute over building, lane materials, and improvements amid court instructions. Funeral notice for Mrs. Glenna Petti also included with survivor details.
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Dennis “Wverry
We van Slike
Circuit Clonee
Teial
Searls Avenue
BRO
Wheelers
Terry
SEC
Harper Teat
W. &. Thornhill
Merton
Thornhill
Martiniry
Beckley
Weery
Enns Lysendjn
Cront
Marshall Stevens
Mie Sre
L Hys
Thornhill Isnrrowee
Ota Agro
SRC
Torry
SRG
iepDavids Knight
SHC
Wallace Prospects in West Virginia for Wallace Presidential Bid
Backers in Corry West Virginia express optimism that George Wallace can win the state as a third party candidate. The article notes petition rules and penalties for signing and voting, with details on certification by county clerks and eligibility restrictions for signers, plus a May 14 filing deadline and fines up to $1,000 or jail.
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Cala Ibn Ey City Mackers
Alabama
George Wallace
West
Dette
West Virginia
Iain Joe Fun
Fine
Wallace
AOU
Inaklert
Robert Dailey
Bailey
Chesin
Warnina
Tomintte Gav
George
United State
Aueresh
Tichot
Yan
Sien
Fis
Ta Waliley Cariier Wits
Fort Im Halley
Crisis and dollar policy shift roils markets and politics
Reports from Congress and the White House describe moves to alter gold coverage and monetary policy amid pressure to stabilize the dollar. The Senate approved measures to rid the gold reserve requirement, while the Fed announced a rate hike from 4.5 to 5 percent, signaling tighter credit to back the currency.
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Gale
Fowler
Marilay
Asane Treasury Office
United States
Hse
Sasslatpanic
U.S
Senate
Federal Reserve
Federator Reserve Banks
Nixon Pledge Viewpoints From Vietnam War Stance
Nixon framed his vice presidency as guiding American aims in Vietnam, saying he would end the war without prolonged fighting. He asserted the United States should support the South Vietnamese in defending themselves rather than fight indefinitely. The remarks emphasized reducing U.S. entanglement while maintaining allied stability.
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Incheon
Nixon
Kyo
United States
State party chairmen oppose RFK entry in 1968 race
A large majority of state party chairmen surveyed by United Press International oppose Sen. Robert Kennedy entering the 1968 presidential contest and largely back President Johnson remaining out of the primary. The poll found mixed views on McCarthy, with some chairmen favoring Kennedy and others preferring McCarthy or Johnson. A minority declined to express a view.
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Sawislak Wasiington
UBI
Awiceley Kennedy
Johnson
Arimary
Atate Party
Pehiets
Vietnam
Uvison
Surty
Winsted Press International
Kennedy
Eugene iV. McCarthy du Diety
Provident
Yen
Bediyacat
Padeley
Oregon
John Apt. Hinds
New York
Ineientes Uiey
L Ceycantage
Farteley
McCarthy
New Hampshire
Eve
Les
Marvin Mandell
Maryland
Brezhnev Failure Sparks Czech Youth Backlash
In Prague crowds cheer as Youth rally denounces Brezhnev and Kremlin meddling. Josef Surkovsky claims Soviet leaders failed to influence Czech reforms and praises the end of Stalinist era. Local officials hint at leadership shifts as Novotny's grip weakens and anti‑Stalinist sentiment grows.
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UVL
Ronn
Aminister
Ceclui Glovakiy
Borestry
Josef Surkovsky
Prague Radio
Teader
Leonid J. Dreckney
Fied
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Brezhnev
Saurkovsky
Sarkovsky
Stalinisne
Czechoslovakia
Irs
Ellef
Antonin Novitny
Alexander Dwbesk
Custe Novotny
Stickovsky
Novotny
Fife
Wistat
Swidde
Novatawern
T Vindimir Tavko
Marshall University coach hearing reset amid turmoil
The article reports a hearing involving a former Marshall University assistant football coach, Calv in Lang, and Jin Brown, who face charges connected to a party incident. The hearing was reset for March 22 after a prior postponement. Legal teams indicate both defendants are represented and appear in court.
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Marshall
Wintington
Ura Meyring
Marshall University
Dill
Calvin Lang
Jin Brown
Alte.neys
Funeral services set for Donald Workman in Whitesville
Donald Workman, 9, Leavate, will be laid to rest in Tinerien Cemetery at Orgas after funeral services at Armsbong Funeral Mama Chagel in Whitesville. He was found dead in his car Thursday morning from carbon monoxide poisoning, State Police said. Survivors include his parents, two sisters Bliss Vera Workman and Mrs. Deamia Peters, and two brothers BG Charleston and Arnold. The body will lie in state for visitation today.
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Donald
Forman Workman
Leavate
Armsbong
Mama Chagel
Whitesville
Robert Rasmussen
Victor Gilligan
Ruiial
Tinerien
Orgas
Workman
Dorathyn
My. Yerman
Learyake
Donald Jini
Bliss Vera Workmat
Fort McClellan
Aja
Deamia Peters
Balti More
Charleston
Arould
St. Albans
Ransy
Deaths and Funerals in Pineville and Area
Funeral notices for Sherman Tiller and William Shrewsbury announce services in Pineville. Shrewsbury, 83, died at Mullens hospital and will be buried at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Tiller, a retired lumberman, died in Columbus after 26 years residence in Pineville. Surviving family members listed include spouses, children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include Foglesong services and local burial plans with visitations and pallbearers noted. RNS
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Sherman Tiller
William Shrewsbury
Sherman
William
St. Pineville
Martin Shrewsbury
Stephen
Cookson
Pu. Sunt Memorial Baptist Church
Lo Sam Foglesong Chap
Harry Stevens
Pisin Graham
Robert Wheeler
Burisl
Roselawn
Sood Gap
Morial Gardens
Limerton
Sirowsbury
Tifler
Mullens Hospital
Columbus
Barkers
Ohio Ridge
Alle
Ellen Shrewsbury
Hls
Laure
Brandstetter infant buried in Beaver community service
The three day old son of Charles and Geraltine Brandstetter of Beaver died Wednesday in a Total hospital. Funeral arrangements set for 2:30 pm Saturday at Bhie Kidee Memorial Gardens with Rev Scott Nichols officiating. Survivors include three brothers Frank, Howe, and Herbert of Columbus and two sisters Mrs Priscilla Howinglon and Mrs Choral Baggett of Columbus.
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Geraltine Rathey Brandstetter
Beaver
Bhie Kidee Memorial Gardens
Scott “Nichols
Columbus
Hillside
Priscilla Howing
Lon
Mus
UF Calumbus
Kia
William Murphree obituary notices Beckley nursing home
William Murphree 99 Mullens died at 12 30 a m today in a Beckley nursing home where he had been a patient about ten days. Born January 3 1878 in Cullman Alabama, he was a former railroad engineer and construction worker later a clothing creamer. Survivors include two sons and two daughters. The body is at Sam Feglesong Nellse and Neely Funeral Home in Mullens.
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William Newton Murphree
Guyandotte Ave
Mullens
Beckley
Cullman
Ala
Murphree
Tellho
Robert Pierce funeral services announced for Surveyor resident
Robert Pierce 79 known as Uncle Fierce of Surveyor died Thursday in a Java hospital after a long illness. Born April 9 1885 he was a son of the late Franklin and Martha Underwood Pierce and a native of Raleigh County. He lived as Surveyor for St Nears and was a graduate of the Ronming School for Died. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Hottom Mortuary Chapel with Rev Jobin Eichardson in charge. burial in Trail County. Pallbearers will be nephews. call after Spam.
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Robert Pierce
Fierce
Tegry
Surveyor
Hottom
Jobin Eichardson
Huvial
Java
Interest Continued Pram Paye Gue
The passage discusses the FEC claiming its measure strengthens Merhattona position and curbs inflation. It notes economists disagree on inflation threats. It explains tighter credit reduces consumer buying power and dampens imports to improve the balance of payments, addressing the dollar’s vulnerability.
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Andlc
Congress
U.S
Johnson
Man Found Dead in Whitesville Amid Suspected Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
A man identified as Toward H. Workman, 20, of Whitesville, was found dead Thursday in Whitesville. Police report indicate possible carbon monoxide poisoning with a state investigation underway.
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H. Workman
Wiscar
State
Wollen
Panama Assembly Impeaches President Hobbs in 20-0 Vote
Panama's National Assembly impeached President Afar Hobbs on charges he interfered in politics and ordered him to stand trial. A Yale night session followed a government minority push to seize the assembly building. Robles’ faction fought to relay the vote amid unrest and opposition claims of abuse of power.
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UPL
Panama
Afarreos A. Hobbs
Cane
Assembly
Robles
United States
Hobles
Amless
HRC Bounds in On Gov Recommendation over Bluefield College
Charleston officials report the HRC will back Gov. Mwett Smith’s plan to the State Board of Education regarding the Bluefield State College controversy. Commission members say the governor’s meetings improved communication between Negro student elders and the board. The board will discuss the recommendations next week and hear about the Governor’s Conference on Human Rights with mayors police chiefs and local commission members attending.
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Noginllar Community
Law Entnrechien
Senate ethics panel seeks detailed personal finance disclosures
The Senate Ethics Committee proposed a code requiring senators to file thorough financial disclosures including tax returns and outside income. Public access would cover contributions and speaking fees above 200 dollars, with broader reporting on outside employment and government dealings. House and Senate aides earning over 15 thousand would report yearly. rules aim to curb conflicts tied to defense contracts media ventures and other regulated interests.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Ethics Committee
John =. Stennis
D-Miss
Bobby Baker
Thames J. Dodd
Dcagn
Senate
Ito
House
Congressmetl
Sonetary Aad
Three Months Later Hurt Lingers On In Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant West Virginia and Gallipolis Ohio the Silver Bridge collapse still hurts. Families of victims face legal limbo while businesses struggle with lost traffic and a slow return to normal life. Local merchants report revenue declines. Goodyear executives operate a makeshift ferry linking the towns, and plans advance for a new four lane bridge south of town.
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Ohio River
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Gallipolis
Ohio
Hubert M. Gornall
Iman Upl
Leils
Robert M. Gornall
Ohio Hiver
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Point
Pleasant
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Gallia
Clin
Fey
Alassachusetts
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Jim
Melvin Gantrell
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Meadows
Jimmy
West Virginia
Tiny
Columbus
Pere
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Jalipolis
Soo
Ife
Becon
He Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Apple Grove
Gaston Boyle
Wah Xeodel
Oi Co
Jeginning
Munilagion
June Restiani
Kradel
Lave
Pomeroy
Johnson, Ince
Huntington
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