Beaver Man Seriously Hurt When Car Backed Over Him
A 62 year old Beaver man, Marasy, was struck and run over by a vehicle on Airport Road near a tavern. He suffered head, neck, back injuries and possible internal injuries and was treated at a hospital. The driver, a McCloud woman, was questioned by police and jailed in lieu of a fine on related charges.
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Blizzard
Marasy
Edward Marasy
Abte
Gertnide McCroud
Glenvalanes
Morgan
Joe Rodriguez
Pineville
Richard Simmons
Palisades Park
Sacred
Wee van
Pinevine
Simmons
Marioe Usedig
Jeanie
Houck
Bradley Min
Josse Ervin Smith
James
Bailey-Murphy
Rodriguez
Smith
Pineville Lite
Edson
Grearms
Johnson
Vanessa Musick
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Velva Worley 48 Mabscott
Funeral services for Mrs Velva Mas Worley 48 Mabscott will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Brewster Chapel Fanrock with Rev Jtay Mlankenshiy officiating. Burial in Laster Cemetery Fanrock. She died about 8:39 a.m. Sunday at home of a reported self inflicted gunshot wound. Born July 15 1920 in Elbert she was daughter of Mrs Sarah Robertson and the late Eira Jackson. Surviving include two sisters Mrs Ruth Brewster Fanrock and Mrs Lattle Baxtridga Ikeana one foster son Oron Estep Mabscalt and osc Worrew Indianapolis Ind. Body moved from Calfee Funeral Tome to Bray Aare Chapel for viewing.
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Velva Worley
Velva Mas Worley
Mabscott
Brewster Chanel
Fanrock
Jtay Mlankenshiy
Laster
Sarah Robertson
Eira Jackson
Methodist Church
Mabscatt
Ruth Brewster
Mes. Lattle Baxtridga
Ikeeana
Oron Estep
Mabscalt
Osc
Compromise Mine Safety Bill Entered in Senate
WASINGTON UP I A compromise bill on mine safety and health was introduced in the Senate led by Sen Jennings Randolph of West Virginia The measure blends Johnson and Nixon administration provisions and aims to force consolidation of small coal firms into larger entities to meet new health and safety standards Randoph warned the bill would trigger large capital investments and potential mine closures The bill maintains the 4 5 milligram per cubic inch dust limit until feasible reductions are possible and would enshrine health and safety standards into law while retaining certain mine category distinctions buried in the article Funeral services for Iverett Hatcher 88 formerly of Summers County were held in Williamsburg WV with family survivors listed and arrangements pending Funeral notices also mention Leo Totty 58 of Oak Hill who died in Beckley Hospital other names include Mrs Grace McCarthy Evelyn Toney and Beatrice Foster The report notes a 2 heart attack as the cause of Hatcher's death and lists several relatives The article also mentions WVU president Taney G Harlow being elected to a regional commission on colleges and universities and notes ongoing accreditation activity.
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Iiverett
Wu. Hatcher
Randolp
Summers
Williamsburg
Aeclese
Senate Labor Committee
Randolph
Wbraader Health and Safety
Leo Totty
Roberts
Oak Hill
Beckley
Seminarians Join Sit-In as NYU Narcotics Raid Triggers Violence
United Press International reports a sit-in by seminarians at NYU sparked violence and small fires amid narcotics raids. Across the nation protests followed as about 250 police moved in outside the campus. At Stony Brook 4 students were arrested for narcotics sale while 200 others surrounded police cars and rocks were hurled though no injuries were reported.
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United Press International
New York State University
Stony Brook
Browning Rules WIN Earnings Not Tax Exempt
Attorney General Chauncey H. Browning Jr ruled that earnings from the Work Incentive Program are not exempt from income tax Social Security or unemployment tax. He said the program’s funds go into a state pool administered by the Department of Employment Security for wage reimbursement and job placement. Browning noted the 1965 state ruling defers to federal regulations and emphasized the worker must meet debts with earned wages. The piece also notes campus protests at Andover Newton Theological Seminary Union Theological Seminary St Peters College Stanford URI and Lincoln University and peaceful endings under court orders.
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Charleston
Orpt
WIN
Chauncey H. Browning Jr
Browning
Nenzil Gainer
Gener
Department
United States Department of Labor
Gainer
Andover-Newton Theological Seminary
Newton
Mass
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
St. Peter's College
New Jersey
Stanford University
California
University of Rhode Island
Migsouri
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Andover-Newton
Board of Trustees
Moon Mission Sparks Local Debate and Corridor Plans
Fifty theology students occupy a building to press for reparations for Negroes. In Beckley against a pending four lane Corridor H route, officials discuss interstate connections and the impact on traffic. Apollo 11 astronauts promise a moon landing near Beckley with planned earth return, highlighting local support and planning for postmission development.
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Union Theological Seminary
James Format
Hico
Beckley
Fayette County
Preaching Beckley
Ritchie
Stafford
Cernan
Inj
Apollo
John W. Smith
W. C
Shoony
Pacific Ocean
Cernan Hone
Sud
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Pastrethe: A Dental Aid For Comfortable Eating
A vintage health ad touts Pastrethe as a dental aid improving bite stability and comfort while eating. It claims quick relief from slipping and wobbling teeth, promises a gummy free taste, and urges regular dentist visits for overall health. Available at drug counters.
Testimony At Coroner's Ouster Hearing Noguchi Autopsy Claim
Los Angeles reports detail Sirhan Sirhan trial issues and Noguchi as coroner. Noguchi allegedly told associates he hoped RFK would die so he could perform the autopsy and build his reputation. The hearing spans accusations, personality changes, and internal office tensions.
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Noguchi
Rfk
Los Angeles
Sirhan B. Sirhan
U.S
Hubert F. Kennedy
Hollinger
Thomas T. Noguchi
Lindon S
Naguchi
Sessice Commission
Martin Weekes
My International
Weekes
God-tha
Berberk McRoy
Isaac
McRoy
Benedict Arnold
Library Planned For Nixon Papers
Washington reports a financial statement placing Richard Nixon's assets at 980 400 with liabilities of 383 500 and a net worth of 596 500 The statement notes sales of Nixon shares and an island development stake along with property buys at San Clemente California and Key Biscayne Florida It lists 26 trustees for the Richard Nixon Foundation including Billy Graham John N Mitchell Edward Nixon Donald Nixon and Robert Pied Nixon's son in law.
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UPI
White House
Nixon
New York
San Clemente
Calif
Brary Foundation
Fishers Island Inc
Biscayne Bay
Fla
Biscayne
Caloria
Florida
Eyanavazue
Richard Nixon Foundation
Hilly Graham
John_N. Mitchell
Edward
Donald
Robert J
Pied Nixon
Civil Service Tests Scheduled June 7
Charleston reports the West Virginia Civil Service announces exams on June 7 for 50 professional and technical and 53 non professional positions. Requirements range from completing eighth grade to medical school graduate. Written tests will count for some jobs while others rely on experience and training. United States uses about 60 billion gallons of water a year.
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Charleston
West Virginia Civil Service System
State Civil Service
Iva L. Dadisman Jr
Vietnam Crisis Deepens Near Saigon
Allied forces pressed operations as 65,000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese moved from rural areas into 11 provinces around Saigon. U S B 52 bombers targeted the buildup overnight, including near the Lai Long Binh Bien Hoa complex north of the capital.
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Herder
Smith Appointee Named Deputy Commissioner in N C
KALEUGH N C UPD A controversial appointee from the Smith era, George W Randall Monday was named deputy commissioner of community service under the North Carolina Department of Prisons. He had previously been West Virginia corrections director, barred from confirmation for lacking a college degree, and earlier North Carolina prison director.
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Kaleugh
N.C
UPD
Smith
George W. Randal
North Carolina Department of Prisons
Randall
Hulett Smith
West Virginia
North Carolina
Appeal Denied in 1967 Charleston Murder Case
Kanawha County Circuit Court denied Charles G. Plantz appeal in the post Christmas 1967 murder of 9 year old Helen Miller of Charleston. Judge Frank L. Taylor refused the writ of error. Plantz received life in prison though jury mercy allowed parole eligibility in one year.
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Kanawha County Circuit Court
Charles G. Plantz
Helen Miller
Frank L. Taylor
Plantz
Blazing Barge Impacts Bridge Killing Four Feared
A bargeload of 7000 gallons of gasoline on a barge exploded near a railroad bridge in the Mississippi eight miles upstream from La Grange Mo. Four men missing presumed dead, and three crew injured. Two Triangle Oil Co. managers and two crewmen from Memphis reported missing as flames lit the night sky and crews worked to separate burning barges from the railroad bridge at Quincy.
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Iupi
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Tenn
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Sear
Triangle Oil Co
la Grange
Glen Naples
Triangle
Albert Frieden
W. C. Mitchell
Erin Jean
Belc
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Missouri
Eye Transplant Recipient Quits Hospital
Charles ton UP I reports a hospital story about eye transplant attempts and municipal officials. John Bell replaces McNutt as purchasing director while McNutt remains in the department and supports the new chief. The piece ties local politics to the Parkersburg area and Texas medical drama.
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Bell
John G
Gus) Bell
Lacksonville
Fla.) University
Iowa Senate page quits after profanity quoted in print
An Iowa Senate page, Peter Frantz, 18, resigned after a newspaper quoted him saying most Iowa legislators are not worth a damn. The remark, made during an on the record discussion, led to mixed reactions from senators including Lane and Shirley. Frantz reportedly left following the article and Sen. Frantz suggested salaries could be cut or re-evaluated.
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Iowa
Des Moines, Iowa
Peter Frantz
Iowa Senate
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Frante
White Tate
Frantz
Hindan
Towa
Sen
Gene Glenn
D-Attonwea
Inere
Senate
Carroll
Alan Shirley
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