Nuclear Treaty Windfall for Oil and Gas Producers
Report discusses a nuclear treaty seen as a potential windfall for oil and gas producers. It notes minimal opposition when sent to the Senate last summer, but wartime events and geopolitical tensions raised concerns about ratification amid East West detente. The piece references the Soviet bloc invasion of Czechoslovakia and ensuing political fear during a presidential election year.
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Senate
Czechoslovakia
Oma
Funeral notices and war report mix in fragile clipping
Fragmentary obituary notices for Willis Hopkins and William Flint appear alongside a lengthy UPI report on nuclear treaty debate and Chrysler price increases, with scattered details on survivors and funeral arrangements. The text also includes battle summaries from Vietnam, legal notices, and various birth and death records from multiple locations.
Vietnam War Clash Yields Heaviest Casualties Yet
Military spokesmen report 27 enemy killed in a major assault described as among the fiercest since Khe Sanh. U.S. and allied forces inflicted heavy casualties across the Saigon area with 2484 Communists killed last week and 576 government troops dead. Marines evacuated many wounded and seized large munitions stocks around Saigon, including a 25-ton cache that could arm a full regiment.
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Khe Sanh
Khe Sanh Pang
Vietnam
UPI
Raymond Wilkinson
DMA Jt
Saigon
Charlie Jebe
Nashville
Tenn
Wilkinson
Tate
Johe
Trauys
Abla
End To NYC School Strike Ends In Stalemate
New York sees no progress as United Federation of Teachers President Shanker meets with School Superintendent Bernard Donovin. The fifth day walkout idles 910 public schools affecting 1.12 million students. union demands reinstatement of 19 teachers and job security under decentralized city controls.
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New York
UPI
Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
Bernard Donovin
Soch
Logan Countian Killed In Wreck
A Logan County resident Wilfred Robinson aged 38 died in a single vehicle crash on West Virginia 10 near McConnell. Police say he lost control of the car and hit a utility pole. he died at a hospital.
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Tagan
Wilfred Robinson
Wanda
Logan County
Robinson
W. Va
McConnell
Gan
Crash survivor sues Piedmont Airlines over 95 killed
Thomas Veignier of Cincinnati, one of two survivors from the August 10 Piedmont Airlines crash that killed 95, files a $2 million damage suit in Cincinnati. Veignier and his wife seek $1 million for compensation and $1 million in punitive damages, alleging the airline recklessly operated and controlled the aircraft, causing the crash.
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Vaanbpain
Upty
Thomas Veignier
Cincinnati
Pieddmont Airlines
Veignier
Voignier
Piedmont
Wallace-Daley Ticket Urged By Maddox
Georgia Governor Les Maddox backs a Wallace-Daley third party ticket for president. He endorses George Wallace and Richard Daley and plans to campaign against Nixon and Humphrey, while staying within the Democratic Party.
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Maddox
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Richard Daley
Alabama
Chicago
Wallace
Rubert H. Humphrey
Shim
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ito
Bulk Of Reservists Won't Benefit From New Policy
Washington reports most of the 22 000 reserve forces called to active duty this year will not benefit from the Pentagon policy to release civilians early. Navy and Air Force reservists face limited releases. about 8 400 to 9 000 Air Force reservists may be considered for early release as operations permit. The Navy will release 600 naval air reservists by November 1 and 1 000 sea and construction reservists are already in Vietnam. Separately funeral services were set for Charlie Simpson of Clear Fork, 55, who died of a heart attack. He leaves a wife two sons two daughters and several siblings. burial at Toler Cemetery follows today’s home transfer from Evans Funeral Home.
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Ed Hosey
Willie G. Hopkins
Jlosey
Minden
Willis
Gren Hopkins
Beckley
Washington
UPI
Alabama
George Aiken
R-Vi
Detroit
Quesenbarry Funeral
Cheysler Corp
Poaca Chapel
Lochyelly
Samuel Smith
Chargai
Mov. L.A. Garfi
Odeaga Maosey
Edward
Jerry
Ridge Memorial Gardens
Thomas
Bronx
N. Y
Muxicar
Avalla
Gloria Riggers
Tarhara
Hosey
Marcella Honey
A.m. Mowlay Inn
Genevieve Nobles
Cleveland
Onio
Aiken
Brooklyn
Atrs
Shirley
Iore
Slfmace Atomic Energy
Senatej
Igak
Woodson
N.Y
Drema Rohingon
Newark
Whch
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Mexico
Ritchie
Johns Sy
Johnso Funeral Parlain
Les Reeklaw
Fig
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United Press Ineerrationsi
Chrysler
John J. Riccardo
Noup
U.S
Warren T Mageuson
P Magnuson
Council of Economicsd Advisers
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor
Tilia Howell
Naoma
Naoma Free Will Baptist Church
Roy ‘Tyre
Adkins
Melton
Cardens Bluff
Tenn
Carter
Sallie
Smith
Campbell
Naomna
Naoma Frea Will Baptist
Zed
Howell
William Clayton
Naum
Henry
Elizabeth
Dean
Robert
Ghies
Hewlah McGinnis
Glen Daniel
Norma West
Rochester
Lawson Camp
Hampton
Ton
Darrel
Far East
Vietnam
Army
Navy
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Air Force
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Pueblo
North Korea
Guam
Air Force Reserve
Naval Air Reserve
South Korea
Charlie Simpson
Clear Fork
Will
Belva Tolew Simpson
Rimer Ler
Mi Both
Phyllis Minch
Indianapolis
Peggy Cooper
Joe
Itmana
Evans Funeral Hone
Oveana
Local Builder Hogan Incorporates New Beckley Firm
Carl B. Hogan of Beckley forms Hogan Inc after leaving Wipipeeman Construction Co. chartered with $25,000 capitalization. Hogan and wife Mary Hogan hold 493 shares each at $1 par. Hogan runs Pittsburgh Paint Store at 1074 South Fayette Street Beckley as principal stockholders.
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Beckley Construction Company
Hogan, Ite
Carl B. Hogan
Wood Drive
Beckley
Wipipeeman Construction Co
Hogan
Mary
Pitttsburgh
South Fayette St
Hozan, Inc
State Leader to Meet LBJ at White House
WASHINGTON UPI Richard Horan of Sugar Grove West Virginia, national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, planned a 5 30 p m EDT meeting with President Johnson at the White House according to the President's schedule.
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Wassington
UPI
Richard Horan
Sugar Grove
W. Va
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Johnson Schected
White House
Fortas Nomination Standoff Deepens in Senate Debate
The article describes senators opposing rapid cloture and debating Fortas confirmation. The Judiciary Committee faces Friday delivery of ge reports amid minority arguments against Fortas. Hearings noted multiple officials not testifying and difficulties locating witnesses.
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Senate
Fortes
Judiciary Committee
le Ge
Forlan
Fortas
Defense
Clark M. Dufford
Treasty
Joseph Bare
White House
W. Divier Pierson
Richard Goodwin
Daniel Yorgin
State of the Union
Supreme Court
Nixon Wows Yorba Linda Crowd During Campaign Stop
In Yorba Linda Nixon greeted about 5000 youths at the family home where he spent his first nine years. Children from Richard M. Nixon grade school and area schools swarmed his party and security detail. Agnew prepares to headline the Texas GOP State Convention in Fort Worth while Mushle maps a campaign plan in Washington then joins his family for a TV special in the suburbs.
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Yorba Linda
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Stephen Heas
Thes
Maryland
Annapolis
Fort Worth
Edmund S. Mushle
Washington
Theliic
Tele
New York
T Today
Salazar Turned From Page One In Portugal Politics
The piece traces Salazar’s long religious devotion and rule as Portugal's premier since 1932, noting budget stability, censorship shifts, and colonial tensions. It also mentions electoral lists, budget maneuvers, and a 1945 shift restoring censorship amid calls for reform. A separate update reports a kidney and heart transplant in Denver for John W. Lanning after a fall at a summer retreat.
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Denver
UPI
Budge Geer
Thelthe
University of Colorado
Medical Center
Salazar
Oro
John W. Lanning
Wisman
Elmore Accused of $2000 Cash Bribe to Liquor Officials
Testimony in a Kanawha County case alleges Clarence Elmore, a former Liquor Commissioner, received about $2000 in cash payments through intermediaries Renfield Importers Limited and Meier's Wine Cellars as a condition for product sales in state stores. Witness D J Earl Brawley described personal payments and travel expense handling while noting alleged double billing via state vouchers and a state credit card.
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Kanawha
U. S
Cobel
Elmora
Ments
Clarence Elmore
Earl Brawley
House of Dele
Brawley Tawerly
U.S
Tdge
John A. Field
Hal
Renfield Importers Limited
Drexel MM
Meier
Silverson
Ohio
Mattit
Shmory
Helen R. Hayne
Liquor Central Vomission
Juctiow
Eintore
Elmers
Elmore Hank
Credit Cari
Mercer Board Maintains Stance on School Reassignment
Mercer County board faced about 100 Park Central students and supporters marching from Bluefield to Princeton to urge sending 115 Negro students from Stinson Elementary to all Negro Park Central High. Assistant Superintendent Schon said the board can only listen, citing enrollment decline as the reason for moving the Stinson students to Park Central. The decision was made at a prior board meeting.
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Prince Ton
Mercer
AMT
Park Central
Stinson
Primaries Held In Three States By United Press International
Voters in Massachusetts Oklahoma and Washington state chose congressional and state nominees for November. In Massachusetts several veterans faced renomination while others were unopposed. notable candidates included Wolward Boland and Edward Kennedy campaigning for Roland Kennedy. Oklahoma saw runoffs to face incumbent Page Belcher. Washington focused on Democratic gubernatorial and lieutenant governor races with several incumbents facing opposition.
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United Press International
Massachusetts
Olahoma
Washington State
Wolward P. Boland
Dmass
Kennedy Brothers
Springfield
Charles V. Ryan
Boland Sougtt
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Roland I. Kennedy
Robert
Torbart
MicDonald
D Mass
FL Kennedy
iMargard
John D. Eldene
Harvard Divinity School
Philip J. Philbin
D. Mass
Malcolm
Peabody
Endicott Peabody
Lawrence Curtis
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Mayvers
Pat Malloy
Joan Jarboe
Page Belcher
Belcher
Washington
GOP
Warren G. Magnuson
House
Atty
Jake J. O'Connell
Martin J. du
Recover Funds Paid Elmore Cochrane Says
Charleston report on Robert Cochrane urging State Auditor Denzil Gainer to recover funds paid to former State Liquor Commissioner Clarence Elmore. Cochrane cites federal court evidence in Bluefield and says checks may have contained fraud elements. He asks for records to aid possible grand jury action to recover state funds.
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Charleston
Uru
Robert Cochrane
Repubiicsin
Line
Denzil Gainer
Cochrane
Clarence Elmore
Bluefield
Elmore
Gainer
Abe Teint
U. S. Navy
Gaiter
Hugh
Gomer
Kanawha City
Prison Breakout Attempt Turns Fatal in Charleston Jail
Frederick May 21 of Charleston was killed and two Kanawha County inmates Richard Plants 22 and Willan Hawkins 20 were wounded during a jailbreak attempt at the Kanawha County jail. Deputy Jack Lavender and a deputy were escorting prisoners when Plants pressed a knife to Lavender’s chest demanding release. Deputy Hyman Green opened fire wounding Plants and others, with one inmate Rudolph Saunders minor charged with a misdemeanor also hurt.
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Charleston
Kanawha County
Jnit
Frederick May
Sharleston
Daniel Hoane
Wichard Plants
Willan Hawkins
Kanawha
Plantz
Melen Miller
Thadestan
Sawking
Trusty
Jack Lavender
Lavender
Hyman Green
Green
Lavendter
Day
Planta
Laventer
Hudolph Saunders
Cyeen
Planix
Burns Fatal At Corey Brothers Plant
Charles Hardin of Charles tin, North fork McDowell County, died in a formal hospital after suffering burns from an ammonia gas leak at Corey Brothers Inc. on September 3 while repairing a refrigeration unit. Fire officials said exposure caused severe external and internal injuries.
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Charlestin
UPI
Denry
Hardin
Charleson
Foral
Jay
Corey Brothers, Inc
Northfork
McDowell County
Soldier Samuel Amatot Jy Dies of War Wounds
KEYSER reports the death of Army Captain Samuel Amatot Jy from combat wounds suffered in Vietnam on September 12. The family requests privacy as the community mourns the loss of a local serviceman.
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Keyser
Army
S. Samuel
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