Eisenhower Nearing Recovery After Seventh Heart Attack
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, reported to be 30 well on the road to recovery from his seventh heart attack, with doctors at Walter Reed Army Medical Center noting improving condition. His family and public figures attended to ongoing updates as a national security council and cabinet discussions planned for the crisis.
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Cardinal Boyle Warns Washington Priests Over Birth Control Statement
Cardinal O Boyle warned 52 Washington priests of possible canonical penalties if they do not retract their statement opposing birth control. The priests, tied to the Association of Washington Priests, vow no retraction and plan an appeal to the National Council of Catholic Bishops grievance committee. They argue married couples should be allowed to use birth control "according to their conscience."
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Weather and political notes from Beckley area
Sunny and mild today with a high around 80 and increasing clouds tonight. Low near 50 with a 20 percent chance of precipitation Wednesday and a higher near 80. River and lake conditions listed. references to Vietnam war campaign issues and Nixon-Humphrey discussions noted.
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Nixon Rejects Humphrey Peace Plan In Paris Talks Fight
Nixon dismisses Humphrey bid for an immediate ceasefire and balks at new peace terms amid Paris talks. He argues talks stall and campaign politics may meddle, while Humphrey accuses Nixon of overreacting and calls for shared commitment to peace negotiations now under way. Nixon plans a Chicago campaign kickoff, riding in an open car with Pat and Tricia through a crucial political battleground.
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Stormy Weather Front Sweeps Great Plains and Midwest
A wild weather front spread thunderstorms across the Great Plains into the Midwest as temperatures fell overnight. Reports from multiple cities note heavy rain, gusty winds, and a wave of unsettled conditions forecast through the week.
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Water safety and local issues raise questions in Beckley area
A reader survey covers Eccles water chlorination and loan efforts to fund state health department requirements. Local officials confirm daily chlorination resumes with school, pending funding. Other items note Beclky hospitals count five, parking lot plans at the armory, and a Soundoff letter on patriotism.
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Pullback of East German Units Signals Shift in Czechoslovakia Invasion
Western intelligence reports say two East German divisions withdrew from Czechoslovakia after aiding the Soviet-led invasion on Aug. 20, leaving small detachments as symbolic presence while Soviet forces filled gaps and resumed limited control. The move follows occupation days earlier that allowed Czechoslovak authorities to restart some suspended functions amid tightened Soviet influence.
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Sowth Vietnam
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Brazil performs second multiple transplant in São Paulo
A single donor supplied a heart kidneys and a pancreas for the second multiple transplant in São Paulo at Hospital das Clínicas under Dr Eurílydes de Jesus Zerbini. The donor Aggeu Silva 39 described as civil servant died from injuries after gunshot. The first Latin America heart transplant by Zerbini in May 1969 involved Joao Ferreira da Cunha who died 27 days later. Reports say the Houston and Montreal cases followed unrelated surgical advances and recoveries.
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Countian Among 3 Pen Escapees
A Raleigh Countian among three inmates who walked away from Moundsville Penitentiary is reported. The article notes Hagelwork, Orlandi, and others sought by police, with details on sentences and offenses including theft, forgery, and electronics engineering cases across Monroe and Mingo counties.
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Pittsburgh
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Robert O. Melken
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Mingo County
Labor Day Traffic Toll Reaches Record Highs Across States
United Press International reports Safety Council figures show Labor Day traffic deaths ran high nationwide. California Michigan Texas Pennsylvania Ohio New York and others logged fatalities, with Jamestown North Dakota noting the worst crash where eight youths died. Officials warn the pattern reflects more cars and congestion and stress the need for safer driving.
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Five Die on West Virginia Highways and One Drowned
United Press International reports Labor Day weekend toll on West Virginia roads and a drowning. Gary Dean White 12 of Teaver Raleigh County drowned in a farm pond near home Saturday. Kathleen Cole 18 Terra Alta died after a car crash in downtown Terra Alta. mother Alice Cole 34 died earlier. Also listed: Connie Brown 17 Vola Clay County. Walter Holland 46 Mayberry McDowell County. Bruce Woodrow Orndorf 51 Yellow Springs Hampshire County. Albert C. Rowe 41 Uneeda Boone County. Margaret Elizabeth McDonald 85 Winchester Virginia died in various crashes across the state.
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Preston County
Gary Dean White
Teaver
Raleigh County
Kathleen Cole
Terra Alta
Alice Cole
Connie Brown
Vola
Clay County
W. Va
Bickmore
Walter Holland
Mayberry
McDowell County
Bluefield
Bruce Woodrow Orndarif
Yellow Springs
Hampehira County
Albert, C. Rowe
Uneeda
Oone County
Hoone County
Margaret Elizabeth McDonald
Winchester
Capon Bridge
Hampshire County
Junta Debates Fate Of Ousted Congo President
Army leaders debating next step for Alphonse Massemba-Debat after a second coup in a month. Paratroopers guard the presidential palace where the 47 year old former teacher is kept under house arrest to thwart Bakongo resistance. The army plans to continue socialist policies amid tension with Massemba-Debat supporters.
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Marien Ngouabi
Attendance Reveals Honey in the Trock's High 1968 Reach
Cin War drama Honey in the Trock saw 11 838 attendees over the summer, ranking third in eight years. Director Ewel Cornett noted only five performances were rained out, underscoring solid turnout for the season.
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Kidney incident leaves two injured in Nacoh
The report notes two patients, Nacoh Salamao aged 26 and Anna Fopor Vishe aged 36, receiving care after a transport incident. No hospital update on their conditions was provided as sources indicated. Salamao reportedly died after the transfer.
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Anna ‘Foporvishe
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Sleepwalking boy survives California freeway crash aftermath
A 14 year old, Craig Elliott, woke from sleep in a camper on a California freeway and walked into danger as a truck hit the camper at high speed. He and his sister Wanda were briefly injured but survived as three South Korean soldiers were killed in related incidents elsewhere in the region. Authorities described the events as a chaotic sequence with multiple crashes and hospital treatments ongoing.
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