Psychologist links TV to youth rebellion in speech
UPI reports at the American Psychological Association convention that seman tician I S Hunyakawa argues television reshapes youth behavior by social isolation and materialism. He cites television’s passive viewing as eroding interaction and notes rising alienation in adolescents across classes as a response to TV’s influence.
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Hubert Strand
San Francisco
UPI
Woodle
I. S. Hunyakawa
American Psychological Association
Mayakawa
Yay Bi
Teachers Strike Again Threatens New York City
In New York City the United Public Teachers threaten a strike after three weeks of school ended last year due to pay disputes. The 11 000 member union demands reinstatement for 10 teachers dismissed over alleged sabotage of a pilot program. A trial examiner found the charges unsubstantiated and recommended reinstatement.
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New York City
New York
UET
Schoor Soart
Berea Shoot-Out Hearing Delayed in Turley Case
A postponed preliminary hearing in Madison County delays actions against 24 suspects tied to a Berea shoot out. Judge Turley ordered jail without bond for eight men and no date was set for the next steps as defense and prosecutors prepare. Local residents pledge to provide counsel for several defendants.
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Madison
Robert Turley
Purley
Oe Waite Saan
Vietnam Bombing Escalates As U S Bombers Strike
U S B 52 bombers dropped 250 tons of bombs on a suspected Communist infiltration corridor from Cambodia near the capital. North Vietnam raids continued with antiaircraft fire downing a Phantom crew missing in action. In another incident, a violent clash near Berea involved white and Black residents, leaving fatalities and injuries after gunfire during a political rally.
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Cambodia
Headaustlers
North Vietnam
Stock Market Gains Amid Mixed Early Trading
New York stocks opened with gains as the market showed modest advances in the first hours. Major automakers rose while steel and electronics shares posted mixed results amid reports of corporate linkups and a proposed pipeline project worth 884 million dollars.
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United Press International
Tae Dey Jones
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
U.S
Bethlehem
Repiblicond
Armes
Jones & Laughlin
Collins
Motorola
Pennzoil United
Southern Natural Gas Co
Pennzoil
Southern Natonal Gas
Pennnaoil
Birmingham
Ala
Louisiana
Wools Corp
Camphett
Wyo
Three GIs Trialed in Death of German Salesman
In Shankuuryt Germany UPI reports a Ward County West Virginia soldier among three Americans on trial for the fatal assault of Harald Prinzenberg a 43 year old Frankfurt salesman. The indictment says the men attackedPrinzenberg in a sunbat park robbed him threw him into a pond beat him and hung him with a cigarette lighter, a pocket notebook and a box of aspirin tablets were taken.
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Shankuuryt
Germany
UPI
Ward County
W. Va
Robert Richards
Parkersburg
Pie
Kenneth McWell
Plattsburgh
Charles Allen Glad
Youngstown
Ohio
Harald Prinzenberg
Prinzenberg
Uieo
Earthquakes and political shocks ripple through Tehran region
News from Darryton and Tehran reports a catastrophic earthquake with thousands dead and ongoing rescue efforts. Shah visits Wednesday as officials warn of further aftershocks while political figures react to the disaster, including Nixon and Wallace weighing positions on responses and security. Local unrest, injuries, and a record death toll shape a tense crisis scene amid relief operations.
McCarthy Ignores Humphrey Plea In 1968 Race
Campaign tensions surface as McCarthy avoids Humphrey appeal while both vie for Democratic support. Humphrey signals caution about dissidents joining his ticket and grapples with party unity amid New York maneuvers and Labor Day events. Humphrey heads to Minnesota for strategy after a New York parade absence.
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WMCGA
New York
Humphrey
Vietnam
Johnson
Cwndt TV
Kumphrey
McCarthy
Vana Hemphrey
Paul O'Dwyer
Empire State
O'Dwyer
Fifth Avenue
Nomphrey
Minnesota
Anic
An- Wouheed
Tannen
Campain
Adziphia
Three Held For Murdering Kin Over Holiday Weekend
Three men faced murder charges during the holiday weekend for killings of relatives. Carl Griffith, 40, Charleston, jailed at Ripley for his wife Opal Griffith. Fayette County resident Alger, 41, of Ranson, arrested in connection with the stabbing death of his brother Lewis Alger. James Canellos, 26, of Chicago, held in Wells County Jail for fatally shooting his father in law Charlie Ball during a drinking bout at the Ball home in Skygusty.
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Lewis Alger
James Canelos
Chicago
Methwwell County
Welenom
Charlie Ball
Skygusty
Ball
Transplant recipients progress in careful report
Four organ recipients including Carroll of Senttadale Aviz and Kaiser of Onessa Tex. along with Stevenson of Mouston and Whaley of Fort Lawlerdale Fla. progress satisfactorily after transplant procedures as of Monday.
Trial Starts Today For Killer Of Stack In Charleston
The trial of Thomas Pugere of Shrewsbury 22 charged with fatally shooting Jones Stack 21 of Charleston begins today in Kennywha County Intermediate Court. Pugere has been held without bond since his arrest after the Feb. 23 slaying, a case linked to Rep. Joima Slack D W Va. The defense seeks a venue change arguing local residents may be biased against Shrewsbury.
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Stack Charleston
Thomas Pugere
Shrewsbury
Jones Stack 21
Charleston
Kennywha County
Joima
Slack
D-W. Va
Shrewshilvy
Joseph Perry
Kanawhy County
Cara Ti
24 Arrested in Berkeley
State of emergency declared as police beef up patrols around Telegraph Avenue near the University of California. About 24 people, including seven juveniles, were arrested on multiple charges in a four block zone amid ongoing unrest.
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Berrey Ky, Cau
UPT
Icity
University of California
Smergeiey
Telegraph Avenue
Wweres
New York City
Uew
Satio
Transit Authority
Willan
Stanley Sai
Lubway Supervisors Association
Transit J Authority
Salk Hilo
Wawait
UPI
Tawall Fe
Mauna Kea
Notable foursome entertains at Scioto Country Club
In Columbus a celebrity golf outing at Scioto Country Club drew Govs Spiro Agnew Raymond Shafer and James Rhodes plus Bob Hope. Secret Servicemen chased balls as Agnew led the individual scoring with 233 while Shafer posted 38 in the round. Rhodes and Hope retired from play.
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Columbus
Opi
Notiee Spira T. Agnew
Maryland
Scioto Country Club
Govs
Raymond Shafer
Pennsylvan Nia
James Rhodes
Ohio
Bob Hope
Agnew
Shatter
Rhodes
Hon
Shafer
Riverles
Hope
Ade Nope
Cleveland
Sin
Riades
Chionné
Wallace Shows Likely VP Pick Next Tuesday
Wallace plans a news conference in Washington to reveal his vice presidential running mate as he presses his third party campaign. He weighed holding a national convention and commented on the Chicago DNC clashes. At Darlington he praised police and guardsmen actions and expressed a wish to attend next year’s stock car race as president. Bill France endorsed him.
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Sle
Shah
Isteicken
Belgo
Humphrey
Iran
Nixon
New York
Snost
Anatolia
Turkey
Forehead
George C. Wallace
Darlington
Alabama
jAmerican Independent
Montgomery
George Wallace
Tescay
Washington
Wallace
Atl
Conferante
Isle
Plass
Chicago
Richard Catey
Bill France
National Association For Stock Car Racing
George Warkington
Injured Chicago Cop Remains Hospitalized After clashes
Reports say a young Chicago police officer remains hospitalized after being struck in the face with a brick during demonstrations tied to the Democratic National Convention. About 597 arrests have been made, with most officers treated and released.
WVU Professor to Lead State Demo Fund Drive
West Virginia University political science professor Robert Lanham will head a state Democratic drive to obtain at least one dollar from every registered party member. Rudolph DiTrapani announced Lanham as head to raise funds to help build a new party.
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Wharleston
UPI
West Virginia Universe
Earty
Robert Lanham
RudolphoDi Trapani
Deaths And Funerals In Shodets Area
Horace Jessin Ramford 47 of Ruodall died Sunday at 12 05 pm at local hospital after a lone illness. Survived by wife three sons George Albert and Nicholas. three daughters Mildred Barbara Nile Jean. two brothers Charles Audrey Sr. Burial at Greenwood Memorial Park after services at the First Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements by Wright Noel Anderson Esmiera Momendler Ball. Other notices include funeral for Tuainus William Broyles of Union, died Monday at 2 30 pm. Burial at Mount Alexander Church Cemetery with Rev. Groves in charge. Burial at church cemetery and body returned to home prior to service.
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Horace Jessin Ramford
Ruodall
Glarksville
Tenn
Soncot Ors
Table Radfors
Wellington
D. C
Andraw
T. Hadford
United Nine Workers of America
Pirat Baptist Church
Rhoulell
Radfoud
Rhodell
Vue
George
Albert
Nichard
Howe
Mildred
Barbara
Nile Jean
Hayve
Thref Brotheg
Cherles
Audrey Sr
Columbus
Ola
Mothauiel
Wissington
D.C
Thames Broyles
Tuainus William Broyles
Weitner
Mount Alexander
Abosslom
Ellen Erskine Grayles
Monteor County
Mont Alexander
Willams
Anyon Waron
North Kneawhe St
Boot
Heckley
Presbyterian i.Church
Doylestown
Husalban
Werren Edwih 'S
Kenneth Albert Williams
Wallin Wallyon -Warren
Falls Church, Vary
Beckley
Danky Alfonso Cybo
Mopawell
Immerh
Beckles
Tie
Wings Gul
Maey Greco Cunbo
Hopewell
Jonogon
Tony
Ashlanl
Dusters
Ann Stone
Francis Aine
Jacksonville
Flogale
Angelo
Chicago
Wlilino
Mus
Jane Calleia
Nord
Clara Spacchi
Pam
Celfee
Tiwlal
Calles
Mount Tabor
Obituaries From Garten and Doylestown Area
Multiple obituaries report deaths of Mildred Allen Mra in Garten and Williams in Doylestown Pa, with details on birth dates, family survivors, church affiliations, funeral arrangements, and burial plans. Additional notices note the deaths of Alfonso Cybo in Mopawell Va and services set in Mount Tabor and Calles cemeteries.
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Mildred Allen
Garten
Buckingham County
Inte Tames
Solic Siplman
Mu Mt Zion Baptist Church
Eleanor Allen
John
Whipple
James Holman
Nunlington
Czechs Begin Phase One Withdrawals From Prague
Reports describe Czechoslovak authorities moving toward a three stage withdrawal as Soviet forces pull back from Prague and major towns. City life shows signs of revival with buses, shops reopening and workers scrubbing anti Soviet slogans as churches prepare to operate without sabotage.
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Sions
Takien
Atip
Shoslovakia
Ite
Josef Mohnout
Directa
Biréan
Denis
Steenorts
Prague
Lve
Bratislava
Nazyne
UPT
Bohemia
Czarhoslovakia Ut
Pitsen
Wenecsing
Mai
Alexadar Dubeck
UPI Analysis Czech Crisis Dims Moscow Congress Efforts
UPI reports that mixed Western and Communist positions threaten the planned Moscow world congress. Critics cite the Soviet Czech crisis and Sino-Moscow rift, with several parties considering postponement or boycott amid Budapest alignment issues and regional bloc pressures.
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Tenky Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Work Dysummer
Trallav
Kremlin
Nikita S
Khrushchev
Teya
Lnonists
Luxembourg
West Berlin
Congress
Peking Party
Czechoslova Khruschev
Warsaw Pact
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Poxing
China
Hudapest
Krashchavws Congress
Stalin
North Korea
Vietnam
Japan
Stella Eva Prges
Yugoslavia
Gabi
Col
Homecoming Set for West Virginia VEW Commander Homan
In South Charleston Pendleton County Sugar Grove native Richard Homan receives a welcome at the Charleston Civic Center this Saturday. About 800 persons expected to attend as Homan becomes the first West Virginian to serve as national VEW commander.
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South Charleston
Foralpi
Richard Homan
Sugar Grove
Pendleton County
Handel
Charleston
Homeriog Homan
VEW
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