Campaign clashes over tax returns and real estate deals
West Virginia candidates Moore and Sprouse clash over income tax disclosures and the New York Titan real estate dealings. Moore accuses Selmet Fro of delinquent tax reporting and lacking a license to trade real estate. Sprouse defends disclosures and cites campaign material, urging full transparency before the election.
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Moore
Hithe
Ce Pric
Cinunelul
West Vi
Glonia
Sprouse
New York Titan
New York
Selmut
Tie
Spies Swipe Two Secret U S Devices
Soviet agents reportedly stole the Sidewinder navigation gear and other military devices from the United States and shipped them to Moscow. A leading West German inventor described arrests and disappearances in West Berlin as investigators probed the security services.
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U.S
Moscow
Nit
LBJ to Teach Seminar at Rice Next Spring
Houston UPI reports Lynton Baines Johnson former president will teach political science seminars at Rice University in Houston next spring. Rice officials said invitations and dates remain to be announced but expect Johnson to accept, with talks emphasizing service and political discourse.
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UPI
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Fran Fenehoo
Will Volicn
Howie
Johnson
CLS
Mine University
Joseph Cooper
Mice
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Cooper
Rice University
Seth Houston
Texas Medical Cente
Wien Free
E Schools
Walliam Maret Rive
Jolson
Teac
University of Texas In
Austin
CG. Erwin Jr
Regema
Endorsement Wrecked as McCarthy Won't Run in 1970
In Washington a lukewarm endorsement for a presidential bid vanished as Senator McCarthy said he would not seek the Democratic nomination in 1970. The statement, distributed to reporters, Criticizes the party and its processes, signaling renewed uncertainty about the race.
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Ikogene
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Mumphrey
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Deninevn
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UPI
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Capitol
Chicago
Tfubert Humphrey
Vietnam
United States
Nalieat Aradess
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Hidbert Musaphecy
Richard Nixon
Hulbert
Wil Heling
Hubert Humphrey
Tmubert Jouinhrey
Bumphrey
Beckley News Fragments Spark Local Debates And Endorsements
A jumble of notes covers local election intrigue, sheriff sticker debates, and a market sign dispute. Sheriff Mills faces mileage questions amid partisan alignments while Beckley market discussions center on a sign change and budget delays. McCarthy clarifies his stance on Humphrey and Nixon, signaling a major 1968 presidential context.
Weather Report From Beckley Vicinity
Snow flurries and cold with light snow this afternoon high near 38 mostly cloudy with a chance of snow tonight low around 29 partly sunny with wind and near 50 expected Wednesday precipitation chances 40 tonight and 20 Wednesday airport conditions and gauges noted for nearby towns with mild temperatures expected in the region
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Beckley
Nevis
Myton
Gils Ben
Ainmosa
Colo
Living Memorial To RFK Planned
McLEAN Va. The wife and brother of the late Sen Robert F Kennedy announced a living memorial to carry forward his ideals. Edward Kennedy disclosed a memorial foundation aims to raise 10 million dollars to support work honoring Robert Kennedy and to address civil rights and social issues at home and abroad. The effort will be chaired by Robert S McNamara, former defense secretary and World Bank president, as the Kennedy family seeks to galvanize action and resources for social justice causes.
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Mclean
UPD
Robert F. Kenney
Robert F Kennedy
Ellel Kennedy
Hickory Hills
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
Defense
Menl i 1 Foundation
Geat
J. Tennedy
Fast Jane’ S
Los Angeles
Edward Ketihedly
Peter Tayford
Stephen Smith
Paulsen Votes in High School Poll at Shady Spring
In a school election at Shady Spring High School, Pat Paulsen received 1 of 361 presidential votes while George Wallace and Richard Nixon trailed, Ted Kennedy received several write-ins, and James Sprouse led state-level totals with 221 votes. The campus newspaper Panorama lists Gary Vennelly and Lynda Cooper as sponsors.
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Pat Pamsen
Beaviers Comey
Shady Spring
New
Shady Spring High School
Paileen
George Wallacs
Richard Nixon
Allowel Owlth
Oan
Mubert Kumphrey
Werstein
Fay Ted Kennedy
New Red Attack Smashed Green Beret Camp Near Da Nang
Saigon reports say a communist attack on a Green Beret camp at Thuong Xuan was repelled as 200 guerrillas were trapped on the peninsula. US B52 bombers pounded North Vietnam, with the heaviest raids in a month. Casualties reported include eight Americans.
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Green Beret
Saigon
Thuong Ne
Hearby Peninsula
Sale
Nat Gibwn
Raymond Wilkinson
da Nang
U.S
Strick
North Vietnam
Fanhandia
Savaller
Fone
Panhandle
South Vietnam
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Georgia Governor vows to ban 'Dixie' in state capitol
Georgia Governor Lester Maddox vows to stop daily renditions of Dixie and the Star Spangled Banner from the capitol after civil rights groups claim the song symbolizes the Confederacy. Senate candidate Edmund Muskie cancels a Wheeling campaign stop as his plane search falters. A Japanese heart transplant patient dies of acute respiratory failure three months after receiving a donor heart. A Los Angeles divorce suit targets Harold Heidt by his estranged wife. Jacqueline and Aristotle Onassis face paparazzi on their private island stroll. Logan County school bus drivers end a sick-out after tentative ATU agreement with the Board of Education.
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Capitol Monte
Atlanta
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Muskie
Wheeling
Muskle
Ghia
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Aiport
Nobuo Miyazaki
Japan
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Tavening
Jacqueline
Aristotle Onassis
Skarpins
Logan County
Pwemal
Stout
Amalgamated Transit Union
Logan County Hoard of Education
Sprouse Sues Moore and Daily Mail for 5 Million
Democratic candidate James Sprouse announces a 5 million dollar defamation suit against Ava Moore and the Daily Mail amid claims of slander and political manipulation. He asserts press freedom and vows the case will proceed beyond the election in Pendleton County.
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Moore
Daily Mail
Aveh Moore
Moore Jr
Charleston
James Sproute
Democraties
Beckley
Vinstead
Pendleton County
Beckley Hotel
Bob Mcllroe
Pornographic broadcast disrupts late show in Palm Springs
Police report a scrambled signal at 1 02 am as a substitute film featuring a nude scene interrupted a televised program after the Olympic ceremony. Investigators seek the identity of the pirates who hijacked the station and the broadcast. FCC in Washington will be asked to investigate the incident.
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Washington, D.C
Andy Warhol
Det
Set. James
Oal Springs
Aed
Michigan native Brucker dies after luncheon
Army Secretary under McCarthy era figure Charles E. Brucker, a Saginaw native born 74 years ago, died of a heart attack after a Detroit Economics Club luncheon. He served as Michigan governor at 36, then as Secretary of the Army from 1935 to 1961, and later held defense roles. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Grosse Pointe South Church with burial at Arlington.
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Wilbey
Brucker Sr
Histertig
Wisconsin
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Brucker
Michigan
Wedinsiay
Grosse Volute
Living Costs Rise Slightly in September 1968
The September consumer price index rose two tenths of a percent, the smallest advance this year, with clothing and medical care driving most gains. A $10 market basket then cost about $12.22, while the wholesale index gained four tenths of a percent.
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Arnold Chase
Labor Papartments Bureau of Labor Statistics
New SS Building Bids Set For November Seventh
Bids will open December 5 for a 000 square foot Moor space and construction of a new set designed by Jeving dal Security district office in Bownton and Associates of Beckley with Sen. Jennings Han Charleston and Rep. in the latter part of 1585 to James Ker, all DW a aud bluepoint the local building.
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Jevingdal Security District Office
Bownton
GSA Invites Bids for New Social Security Building
The General Services Administration will issue invites on Nov 7 for a new structure estimated at 140000 dollars. It will reuse existing facilities similar to those in the current Social Security building, including a reception area storage and conference room. Delays arose from a dispute over property ownership near the Hockley Post Office.
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General Services Administration
Invita Uutrs
Social Security Administration
Bumgardner and Wickline
Hockley
John A. Field Jr
U. S
Lewisjorbit
Humgardner
Nancy Uate
Wickline
Tass
Bumgardner
Beregayar Perty
Commununist Komsomol
Vladimir Konarov
Soyuz 3 In Orbit Fourth Day Report
Moscow report states Russian astronaut Col. Gearty Beregovoi began his fourth working day aboard Soyuz 3 with no firm indication of an Earth return. The Russians left world guessing about plans for continuing the mission amid limited official details.
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Moscow
Ubi
Byrd's Wife Successful Surgery in Arlington
Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia reports his wife Mrs. Kinnip Byre underwent surgery in Northern Virginia. Doctors say the operation went well and she is expected to return home in a few days. Local hospital officials provided no additional details.
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Arlington
Kinnip Byre
Robert
C. Byrd
Northern
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