Death notices from Mount Hope and Clintonville
Deaths include Shan C Lively heart attack at 1 30 a m with survivors Gertrude Lively and multiple relatives. Emma Jene Dorsey obituary notes birth March 19 1882 in Nicholas County and church membership with funeral arrangements under Wallace Funeral Home.
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Gertrude Lafferty Lively
Ogee Sons
Gava Eo
Eland
Katy Pow- Tkton
Tricia Dickinson
Newark
Oak Hill
Tina Wingrove
Long Branch
Tyree
Mount Hope
Emma Jene Dorsey
Ore Hill
Orient Hill Pee Ey
Fe Woke Memorial Cemetery
Clintonville
Orient Hill
RNS funeral notices from multiple states include many survivors
Multiple late 20th century obituaries list individuals from Virginia West Virginia Indiana Florida and Ohio. Names include William A Patrick Harry Conway Suda Mae Ginestra and memorials detail call times 5 p m and 10 a m services bodies at funeral homes and burial at Memorial Park High Memorial Park or local mausoleums. Survivors include spouses children and siblings with listed addresses and church affiliations.
Funeral rites for Mrs Maggie Williams of Mullens
Mrs Maggie Williams 77 of Mullens dies after long illness at home. Born Broadford Virginia in December 1887, daughter of John and Mary Shade. Widow of Jerrys Williams, died Wednesday afternoon. Survived by son James C. Jones Mullens. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Sam Chapel Mullens with Rev Henry Parham. Burial Cook Cemetery Clear Fork. Body at Sam Foglesong Nease and Neely Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Suda Mae Ginestra
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Beckley
Caffee Funeral Home
James W. Witherspoon
Sunset
Ginestra
Raleigh
Johner
Rachel Meador
E. T. Shotwell J
Glen
Jack Hollands
Maggie Williams
Mullens
Sam
Henry Parham
Cook
Clear Fork
Williams
Broadford
John
Mary Shade
Jerrys
James C. Jones
Sam Foglesong
Nease and Neely
Alfred P. Yates Funeral Arrangements Complete
Alfred P. Yates 55 Mullens died at 4:15 a.m. today after a long illness in a Beckley hospital. Born June 1 1910 in Gretna Virginia, he was the son of the late Jake and Sarah Doyle Yates. A retired miner and World War II veteran, he belonged to Mullens First Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife Betty Jones Yates Mullens and a foster son Billy Barbour Columbus Ohio. Funeral arrangements are with a Mullens funeral home.
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Alfred P. Yates
Mullens
Beckley
Gretna
Jake
Sarah Doyle Yates
Mullens First Baptist Church
Betty Jones Yates
Billy Barbour
Columbus
George M Withrow, 82, dies after long illness in Bec
George M. Withrow, 82, died at 11 10 p m on Wednesday following a long illness. Born July 19 1883 in Mountain Cove, he was a son of the late Mr and Mrs J H Withrow. He is survived by one cousin, Mrs Flossie Withrow, with whom he lived. The body was removed from Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home in Bec to the Funeral Home Mount I today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Withrow
Glen Morgan
Mountain Cove
J. H. Withrow
Flossie Withrow
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Bec
Mount I
Miller Killed In Mining Accident At R S Coal
Harry C Miller remained active in Blue Ridge church and local lodge. He died in a mining machine accident at 10 45 am Thursday while working for the R S Coal Company near Church Street. He was born August 4 1906 at Green Sulphur Springs and leaves wife Pauline Garten Miller a son and two daughters. Funeral at Webb and Neal with calling after 3 pm Friday.
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Gene Hall
J. Berry
Blue Ridge Memorial
Gar- Miller
R and S. Coal Company
Beckley Elks Lodge
UMW
Green Sulphur Springs
William L
Lucy Miller
Pauline Garten Miller
Harry Roy
Nelson Janet Duncan
Cannonsburg
William Linda Roelle
Were
Kimberly
Lottie Robbins
Marie Cook
Hinton
Harry Lynch
Portsmouth
Wilkins Trial Details in Liuzzo Murder Case
State Attorney General Rich mond Flowers seeks the death or life term for Wilkins over Mrs Liuzzo's 1965 murder. FBI ballistics, witness testimony, and photos of a .38 slug tie the crime to Wilkins and two Klansmen. Jury of 12 Lowndes County men deliberates as defense plans to counter with former officials and KBI figures.
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Richmond Flowers
Wilkins
Detroit
FBI
Arthur Hanes
Birmingham
Klan Bureau of Investigation
KBI
Lowndes County
Marion Williams
Liuzzo
Eugene Thomas
Harry Kincannon Funeral Details Gleaned From Notice
Harry Kincannon son of the late Charlie and Oline Kincannon, a resident of Niagara Falls with five sisters including Mrs. Clara Jones, is to be laid to rest. The obituary notes services at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.
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Charlie and
Oline Kincannon
Clara Jones
Niagara Falls
New York City
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Services for George B. Price Held in Mullens
George Ben Price, 56, of Mullens, died at 12 15 a m Wednesday in a Mullens hospital. Services are at noon Saturday at First Baptist Church Mullens with Revs I B Walker and N B Staples officiating. Burial follows in the family plot at Spencer. Arrangements by Nease and Neeley Funeral Home Mullens. Pallbearers listed as Ersten Berger James Edwards Lester Williams Herbert Goins James McCain Fred Richards and T Bennett.
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George Ben Price
Mullens
Mullens Hospital
I. B. Walker
N. B Staples
First Baptist Church
Moony
Spencer
Sam Foglesong
Nease
Neeily
Ersten Berger
James Edwards
Lester Williams
Herbert Goins
James McCain
Fred Richards
T. Bennett
George L Ball, 70, Mabscott, Dies After Illness
George Lester Ball, 70, Mabscott, died at 3:15 a.m. in a local hospital after an extended illness. Born May 9, 1895 in Jefferson, NC, he was a retired Vogt and Conant Steel employee in Cleveland, a Crab Orchard Baptist Church member, and a World War I veteran. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at Crab Orchard Baptist Church with Rev. C. S. Donnelly. burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home. Pallbearers listed.
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Paul Sanchez
Scarbro
Tyree
Oak Hill
David Harper
Blue’ Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Sanchez
New River Co
Whipple
United Mine Workers of Ameri
George Lester Ball
Mabscott
Jefferson, N.C
Benjamin and
America Tig Ball
Vogt and Conant Steel Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
American Legion
Janie Bowman Ball
John Worrell Jr
Virgil Ball
Fairmont
Jake Ball
Huntington
Pearl Cooper
Kansas City
C. S. Donnelly
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Rose and Quesenberry
A. J. Underwood
Basil Wilcox
Mose Pitzer
Russell Bonds
George Lowery
George Farley
Coal Record Is Expected to Rise Amid Demand
The report notes sustained demand from electric utilities and overseas consumers, with expansion of generating capacity boosting coal consumption. Hall cites residual oil imports as a major hurdle to faster growth and warns foreign refinery shipments to the East this year could total about 325 million barrels, equivalent to roughly 80 million tons of soft coal.
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Nechotk Ve
Hall
West Virginia
Viet Nam battles churn near Pleiku and An Khe
U S forces report heavy fighting around Pleiku and An Khe as Viet Cong defend the outpost amid massive air and ground reinforcements. Bombs rockets and napalm strike from American planes keep the area in constant alert while tolls of Communist dead and wounded rise. South Korea’s Tiger Unit and Blue Dragon Brigade add to the operation at Qui Nhon with 5 000 Marines already on duty in country.
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Nists
1St Cavalry Division
An Khe
Pleike
Pleiku
President to Sign Beautification Bill at Texas Ranch
President remains on a reduced schedule at his Texas ranch with a late East Room ceremony planned to sign a beautification bill into law. The act, championed by Mrs. Johnson, marks her nationwide push for the program and includes soil and landscaping funding provisions along with related bans.
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Bly
Texas
East Room
Johnson
Congress
Mine Probe To Begin At Mars No. 2 Mine
An investigation into the Clinch field Coal Co. Mars No. 2 mine disaster near Clarksburg is to begin today. Seven men died in the incident last weekend as Acting Interior Secretary John A. Carver Jr said preliminary hearings will be held at the mine and continue until all evidence is collected.
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Clarksburg
UPI
Regent
Clinchfield Coal Co
Here
John A. Carver Jr
Castro speech at Pedro Marrero Stadium on open door policy
Fidel Castro spoke for fifty minutes as rain drenched his clothes at Pedro Marrero Stadium marking Cuba’s first national track and field games. He urged no one aged 17 to 26 depart for the United States or be trained abroad for potential danger, insisting youths must perform military duty locally while others may leave if they wish. He framed the policy as creating true revolutionaries and socialists, with exceptions only for military-age youths.
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Castro
Pedro Marrero
Legal bar seeks indigent defense funding in Virginia
Stoker urged local funding for indigent defense and lawyer fees to aid the best possible representation. The president praised the bar’s professional standing in Virginia while Kanawha Intermediate Judge William Thompson supported extending legal protection for defendants. Thompson noted attorneys favor civil practice over criminal work, and he backed programs ensuring every defendant can present a defense regardless of income. George D. Bailey of Wheeling was named state delegate to the ABA House of Delegates, and next year’s meeting was set for Fairmont.
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Stoker
Om Ns
Virginia
Kanawha
William Thompson
George D. Bailey
Wheeling
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
Fairmont
Space Rendezvous Tests Gemini 6 and Agena Off Earth
The UPI report explains the planned rendezvous and docking of Gemini 6 with the inert Agena in circular 185 mile orbits at 17 280 mph. Experts say docking is as dangerous as any space flight but not more so, with orbital mechanics guiding the final approach and a critical terminal maneuver to achieve velocity matching.
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Gemini
Agena
Adar
Schirra
Earth
Gemini 6
Schirran
Ihark
Brail
Indian Ocean
Ceylon
Hawaii
Joseph L. Myler Washington
UPI
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
George E. Mueller
Manned Space Flight
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Stafford
Mueller
Space
Harold Wilson Plans Rhodesia Visit This Week
Prime Minister Harold Wilson is expected to leave for Rhodesia on Sunday and remain for most of the week. Government officials say the stay signals his determination to halt Rhodesia's unilateral independence threat, with Commonwealth Secretary Arthur Bottomley and a large team of aides accompanying him.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Wilson
Commonwealth
State Students Support Vietnam Policy Letter
A letter signed by 1,800 West Virginia State College students to President Johnson praises U S policy in Vietnam and civic responsibility. Senator Randolph commends the peaceful student action and contrasts it with staged demonstrations elsewhere. He endorses containment of communism in Southeast Asia to avoid a broader war.
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Ter
West Virginia State College
Institute
Johnson
Jennings Randolph
D-W
Raandolph
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
West Virginia
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Klansmen Kornegay Jones Face Hearings Over Bombings
United Klans Virginia dragon Kornegay and North Carolina grand dragon Jones invoked the Fifth Amendment about 250 times as investigators press a link to a series of bombings cross burnings and mailed threats. Chairman Edwin E Willis led the inquiry amid a six month preliminary probe into Klan activity and alleged intimidation methods.
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Jones
Grand Dragon
United Klans
North Carolina
Marshall H. Kornegay
Virginia Dragon
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Kornegay
Man Beats Gies And Secretly Sends Items
The article notes a treasurer claiming to secretly send three items to avoid a computer detection, promising to calm the machine and make it forget the subject. Kauffman's composure has improved and he is reopening his mail.
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Gies
Weather May Delay Launch At Cape Kennedy
Forecasts raised doubt about a Monday lift off for Gemini 6 with Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford as skies darkened and cloud ceilings rose above 2000 feet. Officials said a 2000 foot ceiling was acceptable and a decision would come if conditions worsen. The mission, a complex 47 hour flight with a 109 foot rocket, faced the toughest tests yet for the United States space program.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Eut
Walter M. Schirra
Thomas P. Stafford
Space Agency
Walter M.schirra
Stafford
Charles Berry & Co
United States
Schirra
Ford
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Bertha Childers
William A. Patrick
Joe Sandlo
Zandlo
Wyoming
Robertson and Foglesong
Cha
Neville
Cave Memorial Park
Harry Conway
Indianapolis
Ind
Tybee
Eric McQuitty
High
Suda Ginestra
Nedna
Franklin
Michael
Antonia Ingram
New Mexico
Ka Onameted
Elizabeth Kohn
St. James, Minn
Mary Jane Sanchez
Eleanor Sanchez
Mich
Linda Sanchez
Margie Sanchez
Mrs
George Withrow
Harry C. Miller
Harry Kincannon
George B. Price
Uick
PSP
George L. Ball
Viet Nam
Paga
Cuba
Joe
Man
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