Democrats Plan Headquarters Move Amid Campaign Activity
Raleigh County Democrats executive committee prepared a campaign hub at Mount View School on Main Street Beckley. Meetings, decorating, and a grand opening were staged as James Sprouse and gubernatorial candidates planned visits and rallies across the county with daily access until election day.
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Travel Confab Program Told at Gateway Inn
Tentative agenda for a travel confab opening at the Gateway Inn with Governor Smit as noon luncheon speaker. James Mt Campbell will act as tas ter. Panel reports feature E Howard Harvey. other participants include Angus Payton K Whitney Weihe and leaders from C P Telephone Conway Research and others. A related note reports a walkout by teachers in New York City and a violent incident at WMAR-TV in Baltimore with police and Cuban refugee involvement.
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85 Register For Project Breadbasket
Registration for participation in Project Moneywise Bread basket reached 85, announced by Mrs. Hettie Trent of the Raleigh County Community Action Association. Leaders from low income areas in Raleigh County will enroll in a seven week course covering food buying, preparation, budgeting, and family counseling. The Bureau of Federal Credit Unions will conduct the course starting at 9:39 p.m. on Sept. 0 at the former Teel School in Sprague. The Raleigh County Board of Education has permitted use of funding for the course, sponsored by the Raleigh County Community Action Agency in conjunction with the Raleigh County Community Health Program.
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Haleigh County
Foley’s Career Highlights and Family Ties Recap
The article traces Foley’s show hits like Peace in the Ey Just a Closer Walk with Thee and Tennessee Saturday Night. He sang with Gene Autry on the National Dance and joined the Grand Ole Opry before moving to the Ozark Jubilee in 1952. He left the Opry but continued appearances and had four daughters from two marriages, the last from Sally Sweet.
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Auto Fatality Near Charles Town Kills Local Man
Charles Town West Virginia State Police report one fatal auto crash two miles west of town on West Virginia Route 5. James H. Calkins of Kabletown died when his car apparently veered off the road and struck a tree on Thursday.
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No Accord On Proposals For Disarmament Talks
UPI reports the Johnson administration has weighed several Soviet disarmament proposals but remains reluctant to speed talks. Geneva discussions were proposed for late September with possible high level talks, while comments from State Department and White House were noncommittal. Allies like West Germany press for action amid Czechoslovak invasion fallout, complicating prospects for U.S.-Soviet talks and ABM limits.
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Columbia official meets rebel students on campus lawn
New York UPi reports Dr. Andrew W. Cordier acting president of Columbia University addressed about 700 protesting students on a campus lawn. He pledged no repression and granted SDS permission to hold an International Revolutionary Assembly in MacMillan Theater amid tense dialogue.
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Grapes Spark Congressional Corridor Chaos in Gridlock
In Washington a flare between Rep. James Scheuer and Rep. Robert Mathias sparked a near riot as security cleared the corridor outside Mathias office. The grape exchange involved sent California grapes to colleagues, drawing reactions from members and onlookers amid party tensions.
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Vietnam echoes amid protest grape scene in Congress
A crowded scene on the House floor shows lawmakers and labor supporters contending over a grape boycott protest. Rep Albert Watson and other Democrats join in a symbolic gesture as grape sellers, workers, and demonstrators clash over the labor issue and solidarity with protesters.
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New Jersey
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Michigan
Henry B. Gonzalez
Texans
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New York
Frank Thompson
Court Totals and War News Mix In Fragmented Report
Court sessions discuss transfer sums and building occupancy while overseas fighting erupts with U S and Communist forces. reports cite casualties, bombings, and strategic votes in districts near Da Nang and Quang Ngai as talks continue on ballot items and local prosecutions.
Upstate College Dismissed In Water Crisis
SUGPHERDSTOWN UPE reports an emergency effort to ease a water shortage that halted public services and affected Shepherd College and town residents. Fire Chief Lee Morgan says private Utilities Inc. cannot meet demand. a Civil Defense unit will supply about 1300 gallons per hour, suspending classes at Shepherdstown’s college through Monday and risking health for dormitory students.
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Broadcaster Bill Peer Dies After Illness
Country music personality and radio announcer Bill Peer died in a hospital after two weeks of recovery from major surgery. He helped discover the early recording by Patsy Cline, a native of Pulsares, and had been a longtime broadcaster for the station in Town with a career spanning two decades in radio.
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Goldberg cancels talk in Charleston by tape message
Arthur Goldberg was expected to speak in Charleston tonight but has canceled his in person appearance. Delegates to the West Virginia AFL CIO federation will hear a taped message from the former Supreme Court associate justice instead.
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Deaths And Funerals Incomplete Headline With Names
Graveside rites for Sammy Thirothy Mouck infant son of j Raumy and Honnie Barlasisnick Houck conducted at 1 am Saturday at Hot Coaly Cemetery with Rev Westey Grose officiating Ha died shortly after birth Louis staking oft of 03 Worley Road funeral Sunday 1 20 pm at Central Baptist Church Rev Edwayed Abram officiating burial Greenwood-Muntoviall Park Survivors include three daughters Mrs Sarah Richardson Mrs Nancy English and Miss An Robinson four sons Louis Jr Robert Lee R Ronald Beckley two sisters Mrs Effie Stovall and Mrs Ian Louis and eight grandchildren.
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Cleveland
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New Jersey
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Ronald
Beckley
Ci Breller
John
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Effie Stovall
Virginia
Ian Louis
Massachusetts
Wallace rallies spark fund drive amid Nixon era politics
The Nixon campaign faced a costly exposure as 11 minute talks by Nisan cost under $8,000, with nationwide TV potential at $90,000. Wallace urged voters in Montgomery as he led fundraising events for his third party bid, while Nixon allies sought broad cross party access and response to Vietnam policy critics. Funeral notices close the political update with local deaths and memorial services in Beckley and Mullens.
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Mitchell Johnson Services Set At New Nope Baptist Church
Mitchell Johnson of 415 Bostick Ave. will have a 2 p m service Saturday at New Nope Baptist Church with Rev J S Bly in charge. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. He died Wednesday at 9 30 p m in a local hospital after 9 days illness. The body remains at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home and will be taken to the church an hour before the service. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p m today.
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Rites Set for Hattie Trent and Garley Waddell
Obituary notices list services for Mrs. Hattie Trent of 119 Wilson St and for Garley Faye Waddell 67 of Coal City. Final rites for Waddell at Coal City Community Church with burial in Coal City Cemetery. Survivors include wife Bertha and multiple relatives.
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Funeral notices and obituaries from Oak Hill and Fayetteville
Funeral services for Leonard Nottingham 34 of Oak Hill will be at 2 PM at Jones Avenue Church of God with Rev Phillip Hoosier in charge burial at High Lawn Memorial Park. He died Wednesday after an extended illness in Oak Fill hospital. (RNS) Leslie Wilbur Tincher 11 son of Wesley and Shirley Tincher of Fayetteville will be buried at Bible Cemetery after 3 PM Sunday service at Surmineriee Freewill Baptist Church. The child drowned Thursday at Truman's Lake near Minden born July 22 1957 at Route 1 Fayetteville. Henry D Hardin 98 of North Fork died Wednesday. funeral at First Baptist Church North Fork Saturday. He was married to Regina Bradshaw Cosby of Beckley. The baby is at Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home in Keystone.
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Stage Set For Harsh Fight On Cleaver Issue
LAUPI reports the University of California regents faced a heated clash over Eldridge Cleaver a Panthers figure and former author amid protests from lawmakers and groups. The full board postponed decision after a two hour closed session as Gov. Reagan officials sought resolution, with no recommendation offered and a stormy debate anticipated.
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FBI Cracks Case 7YearOld Rescued In Oak Brook
FBI agents rescued a seven year old boy abducted in Chicago suburbs and arrested two men and a woman. The child, Millard Whithey, was seized Wednesday and held for a $125000 ransom in a green Chrysler. The boy was walking home from school when abductors posed as friends. The boy was reunited with his parents at FBI headquarters. the suspects are Robert Steven Mah, his wife Ethel Marie, and a former gas station operator. Authorities say the abduction was planned amid threatening calls demanding the ransom and warning against reporting the crime.
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