Numerous Deaths Logged in Virginia and West Virginia Notices
The notice lists multiple deaths including Mrs Myrtle Rogers Inge 88 of Victoria Virginia with survivors George Russell Athens Lois Rice Victoria and three grandchildren. Services planned at Staples Funeral Home Victoria with burial Lakeside Cemetery. Other obituaries include Floyd Larck 56 Margate Florida services in Montgomery and London Memorial Park, Jeanette McGowan 69 Eccles, Ruth Rutherford 75 Speedway, and Goldie Wickline 81 White Sulphur Springs with church services and local burials. Funeral details include call times and funeral home names.
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Myrtle Rogers Inge
Victoria
Charlotte County
Matthew and
Ida James Bates Rogers
Inge
George W
L. A. Inge
George Russell
Athens
Oliver
Lois) Rice
Staples Funeral
Lakeside Cemetery
Funeral
Tyree
Oak Hill
Floyd Larch
Margate
Fla
Gallagher
W. B. Brooks
London Memorial Park
Montgomery
Larck
Pompano Beach
Vaughn
William and
Chatria Titlow Larck
Loueida
Warren
Verna
Floyd
Coral Springs
San Antonio
Tex
Ruth Caperton Rutherford
Speedway
Princeton
Hilltop
Adam and
Lockie Wylie Caperton
Rutherford
Mercer County
Concord College
Athens Baptist Church
James A. Rutherford
Greenville
N. C
Edward
June) Woolwine
George E
Joybell) Mara
Emmanuel United Methodist
Billy Reed Wickline
Czerine Jackson Wickline
Eugene Jackson Wickline
Shanklin Funeral Home
White Sulphur Springs
Bailey Bailey
Okery
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pickshin
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Nelson Staples
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ritchie & Johnson Funeral Parters, Inc
Fue
Pioneer Herbert E. Jones Dies at 88 in Oak Hill
Herbert Erskine Jones 88, longtime logan coalfield pioneer and White Oak Country Club director, died Thursday at Lundale Farm. Born Oct 23 1888, he led Amherst Coal Co and Amherst Industries, chaired West Virginia and National Coal Associations, and served as Kanawha Valley Bank director. Survivors include two sons and two daughters. Funeral at Oak Hill Baptist Church with burial in family cemetery. Donations to Oak Hill Baptist Church requested.
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Fayette County
White Oak
Oak Hill
Herbert Erskine Jones
Lundale Farm
Jones
Amherst Coal Co
Amherst Industries, Inc
Logan Coal Association
West Virginia Coal Association
National Coal Association
Kanawha Valley Bank
the Hill Baptist Church
Morris Harvey College
Nancy Turnbull Mance
Charleston
Herbert E. Jones
Charles Tandy
Herbert Erskine Jones Jr
Adeline Jones Voorhees
Nancy Jones Denny
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Randolph Johnson
Ftak
Mondale Presses Vorster on Equality as Talks Continue
Vice President Mondale reports a fundamental disagreement with South Africa's John Vorster over apartheid while urging adoption of black participation in politics. He notes progress on Rhodesia and Namibia and discusses a potential multi nation contact group to resolve the Namibian issue.
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Walter Mondale
John Vorster
Vorster
Rhodesia
South - West Africa
Namibia
Washington and
Lee
Mondale
Yugoslavia
Imperial Hofburg Palace
America
United Nations
South Africa
United States
Britain
France
Canada
West Germany
Cape Town
Donald McHenry
U.N
Andrew Young
South-West Africa
Carter
Los Angeles
General Singlaub To Face Carter In Washington Return
General John K. Singlaub, the third ranking U.S. Army officer in Korea, was recalled to Washington by President Carter after publicly opposing planned troop withdrawals. Singlaub warned that pulling two U.S. divisions could invite a North Korean invasion, while aides warned no decision would be made before talks with Singlaub.
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South Korea
Congressional Budget Office
Singlaub
U.S
Washington
Carter
Harry Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
MacArthur
China
Washington Post
White House
Philip C. Habib
Seoul
CBS News
CBS
Post House
Armed Services
Singlanb
Korea
John Vessey Jr
UPI
Carter Rejects Tariffs in Japan TV Pact
President Carter approves an orderly marketing agreement with Japan limiting color television receivers. A three year voluntary cap seems aimed at reducing imports while avoiding higher consumer prices. The pact excludes black and white sets and covers complete and incomplete assembled receivers within set annual limits.
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Carter
Japan
United States
U.S
White House
Congress
UMWA Presidential Debate Set for Sunday on Radio TV
A UMWA presidential debate is scheduled for Sunday with Lee Roy Patterson and Harry Patrick as contenders. The live program, produced by West Virginia Public Radio and aired via NPR affiliates, will include opening remarks and questions from a three-member expert panel led by Barbara Newman. Arnold Miller has not stated intentions.
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United Mine Workers of America
UMWA
West Virginia Public Radio
National Public Radio
WVPB
Beckley
WVPW
Buckhannon
Wswp - TV
Chanel Nine
Lee Roy Patterson
UMW International Executive Board
Harry Patrick
Arnold Miller
National Public Radio Energy
Barbara Newman
Jerry Sanders
Wsaz - TV
Andy Gallagher
UPI
Charleston Bureau
John David
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Man Arrested for Undergarment Headwear at Restaurants
Police in Mableton Georgia arrested Artis Womack 46 after he wore underwear on his head and woolen socks on his hands in several fast food eateries. He was described as well mannered though the outfit was deemed excessive.
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Artis Womack
Voter Registration Bill Faces Rough Sledding in Congress
Democratic leaders warn President Carter the instant voter registration bill will have a tough path. House action may not occur before late June as Speaker O Neill requests extensive changes and Justice memos warn of fraud risks. Senate conservatives push for committee limits, delaying action.
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Carter
House
Brademas
Thomas O'Neill
Senate
Indiana
O'Neill
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Allen
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Myrtle Inge
Jeanette McGowan
Jeanette R. McGowan
Eccles
Rockwood
Tenn
Gulf
Myrtle Askew
Ruth Rutherford
Mrs
Goldie Wickline
Roger Waybright
Carmel Cemetery
Gap Mills
Monroe County
Issac Newton
Margaret Ann Reed
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
1888, Jones Was
Son
May Laura Rece Jones
Lawrenceville School
Lawrenceville
N. J
The
Linkers of Virginia
Charlottesville
George Milton Jones
Logan Coalfield
Amherstdale
Jones’ Home
Vorster Meeting
United Press Int
General Singlaub
John J. Burns
Vessey
United Press
UMW
United Press Internaté
Mableton, Ga
Tom Smith
South Center Lake
Minnesota
Bill
John Brademas
Cone
Allen
Ween Cook
Sarah Ruth
Caponiti Street
Rosé & Quetenberry Peace Chapel
John Daniel
Jim Wilburn
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
US Scotte 5
Rose & Quesenberry
Chepa
West Virginia Department of Highways
West Virginia
Washington Street
Mercer
Raleigh
Raleigh County Board of Education
New Liberty High School
Glen Daniel
W. Va
William
Beker
SWPET
Wharton
Boone County
Boone County Parks and Recreation Commission
Parks and Recreation Commission
Boone County Career and Technical Center
Route 119
Madison
Irving Bowman
West
Christy Dawn Comer
Heart of Gold
God
Sam
Maw
Boone County Parks and Recreation
Boyd Gay
Spring Jr High
Schoo, Beaver
Virginia Danie
Robbie
Arne
Thompson
Adel Pappa
En Wey
Live Ridge Memorial Gardens
Give Ridge Memoria Gardens
Bob and
Ray
Call
Eec
J. W. Sharhelin
Iterior
Wired
First Christian Church
Cail
Qamats Gann
Ge, Hotpoint & Others
Rks TV
Brannon Penturffs
Lake Stephens
Rt. 2
Beching
George Briggs
Ain
Te Sresaires Vray
Creene
Greenbrier Wel
Foster
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