Gladys Not A Threat To Land In Florida Storm Deaths Funerals
Weather disaster Gladys, a 100 mph tropical storm, struck near Homosassa Springs Florida causing a 50 mile damage path across central Florida and moving inland toward North Carolina. Three people died and 40,000 evacuated as beaches suffered erosion, roofs damaged, and utilities snapped. Mourning notices follow for local victims.
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Cape Cod
Mass
Gladys
Homosassa’ Springs
Fla
Florida
Atlantic
Hatteras
N.C
Cape Watteras
UPI
Turricane
North Carolina
Cuba
New York
Seaso
Gulf Coast
Miners Return to Work After Picket Disruption
Coal miners in United Mine Workers District 23 resume work as roving pickets ease. District 28 secretary Carl Buel says no mines inactive according to headquarters and several groups have agreed to return to work after talks Sunday. Crosses Slab Fork No 2 and East Gulf Mines closed after Friday shift, while McAlpin mine reports full operation today.
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United Mine Workers District 23
UMW
Carl Buel
Bunch
Slab Fork No
East Gulf
McAlpin
S.C. Woods Jr
Slab Forks Coal Co
Funeral notices and death announcements dominate Buck Coffee page
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices appear for Buck Coffee and others, listing survivors, service times, and burial details from Grundy to Beckley. Names include Kathleen Coalson, John Peters, Phillip White, Sven Brown, Alice Bell Metty, and dozens of relatives, with funeral homes in Rose and Quesenberry, Ebenezer Baptist, and Snodgrass handling arrangements. Resident towns span Elkton to Vienna, Parkersburg, and Charleston with dates largely uncited or given in local hospital contexts.
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Buck Coffee
Verndon
Elkton
Ald
Grundy
Hallie Coffee
Nellie Logan
Soy Broadworh
Falls Church
Elizabeth Tevin
Alexandria
B. Ti
Bailey Punecal
Rnerton
Mrs Burnette rites set in Elk Valley Home Charleston
Mrs Leo Burnette 80 of 120 Sixth Street Dunhar dies after extended illness in Charleston hospital. Funeral at 1 pm Tuesday at Elk Valley Home Charleston with Rev John Hyynes officiating. Burial in Spring Hill Cemetery Charleston. Survived by one brother Robert Jarday of Dyn.
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Khequiens
Sam
Salvatore
Teenda
Walker Ave
Wassug
Aim
St. Vraueds de Sales Catholic
Willum Anderson
Mount Cass
Sunset Memorial Park
Messina
Italy
Jaimoes Treola
United States
Find
Fenal Fields
Scranton
Stanaford
Slab ‘Bork
Winding Gulf
Beatrice Gilttatte Treoli
James Cauline Eberte
Chattanooga
Tere
Don
Rosemary) Darlington
Bluefield
Jenny Trenla
Ole
Jackie Treata
Charleston
Mike Loeeboyalt
Gov Amata
Steve ‘Passat
Charlie Campagan
Saw Canepell
Douglas Polk
Violet Bennett
Landisburg
White Oak Methodist Church
Multman
Tlandigburg
Bennett
Laundisburg
Spring Dale
Cyrus
Mees Sanney Mignor
Shelton
Joyce Alaric Smith
Geneva Lape Shuck
Diana Sue Bennett
Lewis Bennett
Virginia
Myrtle Pitepadrick
Sally Redden
Mabscott
Walter Mignor
Danese
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
East Rainelle
Kathleen Coulson
Kathleen Coalson
Mead
Rhodell Church of God
Hose Ami Quesenbeery
Resideece Pom
Pallhear
Ralph and
Nennis DeBoard
Junior
Clifford Hensley
Bill Stewart
Glen Sizemore
Phillip White
Phillip G. White
Beaver Ave
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Corey Mitchell
Greenwood Memorial Park
State Department of Mratth
Masonic Shriners No. 32
Martha
Heckley
Philipa Gail
Alvs
Deloria
Yanghorn
Berkley
Samuel White Jr
Jamaica
Ritchie and Joliet
Ritchie and Jokinsml
Alice Pettry
Alice Bell Mettry
Kennar
South Charleston
Snotprass
WW. Moyers
Brelal
Miller
Rock Creek
Charleston Hospital
Adar ‘Miller
First Baptist Church
Bora Bradley
Arizona Bailey
Edna Woody
Roanoke
Helen Patteson
Muni‘ington
Pusey
Beckley
Ona Farrel
Mys
Laura Wiley
Noons
Zadie Daniels
Barrell
Dell Linville
Clearwater
Fla
Snodgrass Funeral Home
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Ruperat
Leo Burnette
Dunhar
Elkval
John Hyynes
Robert Jarday
Dyn
Political Roundup on Education Debates and Campaign Tours
Humphrey used a half hour to answer a citizen panel and critique Nixon and Wallace while outlining issues for debate. Nixon released a 4000 word education plan urging state and local control with federal bloc grants and stronger teacher support. Wallace toured the Midwest after meeting LeMay in Washington, warning supporters and predicting a White House bid.
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Humphrey
Wallace
Nixon
GOI
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
Cincinnati
Onia
Toledo
GOP
America
Washington
George Wallace
Two Wer Were Sentenced For Forgery In Raleigh Court
Criminal court opened with sentences handed to two men for forgery and theft. Multiple defendants face trials on various charges, with 80 jurors summoned and 24 answering. Several names and addresses appear in court records, including Billings and Carte, as trials proceed amid delays and reschedulings.
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Ollie
Raleigh
County Criminal Court
Thomas
Billings
Alpha
Schrader
Thrifty
Caleb Veliey
James W. Mtats
Peckley
James P. Johson
Barry Smith Jr
Beckley
Kermit al Owen
Meadows
Mary
Locke
Smith
Kathleen Goolsby
Tence
Tatrick Lee Carte
den Howe
Paw
Weckley
Dillon
Isabelle Morton
Judith Adams
Supermarket
Wis Heckley
Wilmer Allen
Stomaford
Soimence
M. Jess Warren
Epperly
Rainbow Grill
Tarry
Mecreery
Morastey
Davis
Sinaha
Neb
Carte
Bank of Raleigh
Thomas Susshail Ife
Lyon
Ole
Carla
Paul J. Fawrney
James Dika
Walter Calvin S
David A. Billings
McCvenry
Shevitt
World Briefs Report Multiple Fronts Across Globe
Transportation disaster in South Vietnam ends with 24 dead including 20 Air Force personnel. Arab Israeli fighting escalates with shells on Makila settlement in Upper Galilee. U S officials note Nixon Agnew campaign complexities as New York poll dynamics shift. New York schools partially reopen after strikes while Baltimore freight derailment blocks rail lines near Martinsburg.
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Saigon
da Nog
South Vietnam
U. S
Upper Galilee
Jerusalem
Aber
Makila
Upper Lane
New York
Nallimore & Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg
New York Police Begin Slowdown Over Contract Dispute
New York City police officers ignore traffic signals and patrol duties as a work slowdown over a new contract takes hold. About 500 officers called in sick on the first day, with the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association stating 20 percent of patrols would be affected per shift.
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New York
Ashort
Patrolomenty Benevolent Association
PRA
Ivoud
Jackie Weds Greek tycoon in intimate chapel ceremony
Secret Service aided by Onassis security guards watched a tiny ceremony in a chapel under an olive grove where Jackie tied the knot with a Greek industrialist on a $4 million development project in Greece. The bride wore a beige cream two piece dress as Archimandrite Polycarpos Athanassiou presided. Vatican concerns linger over eligibility due to the couple’s marital status.
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Greece
Secret Service
Onassis
Adye Tree
Polycarpos Athanassiou
Artemis Garoufalidi
Vatican
Vatican City
Church of Mes
Kennedy
Athina Mary
Tina) Livanus
Marlborough
Governor of West Virginia Retires From Campaign Swing
Fifty years after his birth Hulett C Smith winds down a campaign tour against Humphrey in New York. The Weston born governor, son of Congressman Joe I Smith and Christine Carlson Smith of Beckley, ends a long weekend of speeches as he nears the end of his last term.
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Spica T. Agnew
New York
Mayland
Agnew
Agnes
Texas
Vlan
Chanleston
UPI
Small Plane Forced To Land On Highway
Two Virginia men escaped injury after a light Cessna 172 ran low on fuel and landed on US 50 near Henderson Airport. Pilot Clay Callaba, 32, of Alexandria, and Tom Fuller, 27, a pharmacist, were uninjured as the plane skidded into a roadside ditch after hitting a road sign and stopping near a stopped car. The pair had been en route from Atlanta to Braxton County Airport when they found Henderson Airport closed and diverted to Bridgeport.
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UPS
Virginia
Clay Callaba
Alexandia
Heneding
Clay
Alexandria
Tom Fuller
Hraxton County
Atlanta
Bridgeport
Four Die In West Virginia Weekend Traffic Toll
United Press International reports West Virginia’s highway death toll rose to 429 after four weekend fatalities. Mack Arthur Lewis 37 of Greenbrier Mills Preston County died in a two car crash on West Virginia 47. Carl Murphy 72 of Summersville was struck and killed on US 19 in Summersville. James G. Kappas 68 of Charleston was struck while crossing a street in Charleston. William J. Shaw of Rockville died in a single vehicle crash on U.S. 240 near Charlestown.
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United Press International
West Virginia
iMack Arthur Lewis
Greeton Mills
Preston County
W. Va
Carl Murphy
Summersville
Ane
James G. Kappas
Charleston
William J. Shaw
Rockville
U.S
Avollo Trial Shows Strain Amid Space Flight Notes
Readers see tension aboard as astronauts push for changes to reentry and diet while mission controllers clash with Schirra and others over plan details. Weather tracks Hurricane Gladys as Essex awaits splashdown, with crew seeking safer procedures and clearer guidance.
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Janey
Atlantic
Vietnam War Outpost Shelling Amid High Monsoon Strife
Reports describe a remote outpost west of a Gulf airfield 22 miles northeast of Sakon to endure three weeks of winter fighting in the Highlands. U.S. Navy Skyhawks strike roads bridges and gun sites while monsoon rains hamper combat. In Saigon authorities battle counterfeit currency among servicemen using new U.S. scrip issued for post exchanges and USO clubs.
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Wiles
Ital
U.S. Navy
Saigon
U.S
RFK Memoirs Chronicle Cuban Crisis and Five Youths
The account discusses civil control and probing questions to military plans, notes McNamara favored a blockade strategy, and recounts Robert Kennedy's remarks during the tense weeks. It details five youths escaping custody, pursuit by state police, and shifts toward avoiding a broader confrontation with Russia as tension rose.
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Mey
McNamara
Mockade
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kerdy
Cuba
Robert Grafton
Upty
Kennedy
Mays
Princeton
Curtis Wolfe
Keystone
McDowell County
Robert Kennedy
Taylor County
Mandamarr
Russia
United States
White
Grand Lime
Mercer County
Tam
Grafton
Rand Fury
Boone school dispute ends as teachers return
Madison reports that Lone County teachers resumed classes after a weeklong walkout over anti poverty program funding. The county education board approved a new operation method for the federally funded Mach program. Nearly 1,200 students were affected across five schools during the strike, which began last Wednesday at Seth Sherman High School.
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Seth Shermanigh
Baavel
Spaneanty Association For
Rockefeller Sees Democrats Winning National and State
In remarks on party prospects, Rockefeller said Democrats have moved into a leading position at both national and state levels. He noted Nixon’s earlier frontrunner status and Humphrey’s campaign in Southern West Virginia, adding he may support the state campaign financially though no amount was decided.
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Richard Nixon
Rockefeller
Humphrey
West Virginia
George Wallice
Moore to Speak at GOP Dinner and Training Grants
In Wyoming County, Arch Moore Jr and several GOP candidates are set to attend a Republican dinner in Pineville. The event, tied to training grants totaling $143,164, features Willm Staats and other party leaders as speakers, with organizers planning a broader rally and political discussions through the evening hours.
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Washington
UPI
Wyoming County
Pineville
Ale Room
Willm
Charmax
Wyoming
Virginia Covation
Fment
Arch Moore Jr
Don Clark
Bluefield
Congress
Courthonse
Robert Moore
Clark
Cochran Cochran
Solem
Asve
Audlhor
Charles DB. Stewart
Annerj
Republica
Muara
Grants for training and nursing across counties noted
The grants include Clay County receiving $2 094 for training parsons as rolae medicn les Fayette County gets $50 174 for mining of 29 mine medioules Summers County allocates $71 898 for training 20 persons as nurses.
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Clay County
Parsons
Fayette County
Summers County
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