Striking Teachers Board Set Meeting Amid Walkout
In New York City Brooklyn Ocean Hill Brownsville district officials invite the United Federation of Teachers to a meeting today as the strike enters its third week. The central issue is the firing of 16 white teachers and transfers of 10 others, with the UFT demanding reinstatement for all disputing leaders as a condition for ending the walkout.
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Police cite seven for dog violations and list many traffic fines
Beckley Police cited seven persons for dog violations and listed numerous city court fines. Names include Roscoe Pitbaise, Mary Main, Therman Lester, Elsie Ham, Jesse James, and others with charges for speeding, red light and reckless driving. Court session yielded bond forfeitures totaling 1588.
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Bronday South Oakwood Ave
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Grace Gore
Chares House Motor Hotel
Thurman W. Lester
Mary Main St
Candedo
Redge Street
Jesse R. James
I'St
Raleigh
George Jackson
Front
Smedtings
Beckley Municipal Court
Kenneth J. Hayes
Columbus
Ohis
Donald Ray Bolt
MacArthur
Gary C. Harrah
Ohio
Harry Hughes
Lanark
Woel Anderson
James Arms
Court Grants Inmate Appeal in Kanawha County Case
The State Supreme Court on Monday ordered Kanawha County Intermediate Court to hear Carl Nunn’s appeal. Nunn, convicted of larceny in 1966, claimed his court-appointed attorney gave insufficient advice and assistance and said he had not received a formal order of conviction. The ruling directs reconsideration at the intermediate level.
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Kanawha County
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Free Typhoid Shots Offered At College Amid Water Crisis
Tepehostown reports free typhoid vaccines to be administered at Shepherd College as public schools remain closed due to a water shortage blamed on Utilities Inc. The Jefferson County health officer Dr Earl D Alfaro said inoculations are voluntary while pumping equipment was sent to town but not yet installed. Case details about the water supply and local officials are included.
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Tepeshostown
Shepherd College
State Health Department
Utilities, Inc
Jefferson County
Earl D. Alfara
Jefferson County Civil Defense
Dbert Schmidt
Deaths And Funerals For Della Empfall Tolliver Bratton
Obituaries from Erlanger Mullens and Daytona Beach note Mrs. Della Empfall 89 of Erlanger died in Belangers al. Funeral plans pending. Mrs. Lynette Tolliver of Daytona Beach formerly Mullens died at 6 32 a m. Funeral in Florida with services by Rev. Okey Cox. Mrs. Lillie Bratton 93 of Midway died after long illness in a local hospital. She leaves two dozen descendants and services planned at Sog Creek Gospel Tabernacle with burial in Sunset Memories Park. Funeral arrangements by Fred X Williams Funeral Home Sophia.
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Lynette Tolliver
Inventory Shows Furniture Missing From College President Home
Harleton college authorities report a missing furniture inventory at the president’s residence after a routine check. Officials with the university and finance committee say items were unaccounted for during a standard audit. An internal probe has been launched to locate the missing pieces and determine if any policy violations occurred.
Explosion Triggers Huge Fire At Port Arthur Refinery
An explosion in a catalytic tracking unit at the Atlantic Richfield refinery in Port Arthur, Texas sparked a large early morning fire. At least five people were injured, three critically, as flames spread to four storage tanks and prompted evacuations in nearby residential areas.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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Graves
Fireman Shot In Louisville Incident
A Louisville fireman was shot and wounded while trying to extinguish a car overturned and set ablaze by unruly crowds in the west end. Four Negroes were arrested after bottles were hurled and a white man allegedly took a Negro gun into his apartment. police kept patrols as the mob dispersed a few miles away. The report also notes the funeral for Miller, a local man, with services at Freewill Baptist Church and burial in his family cemetery.
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Louisville
Biles
Obituary Notice for Clarence Richardson Giarence
Clarence Richardson Giarence Fienaudson, 49, of Brooklyn NY formerly of Stotesbury, died from wounds suffered in Brooklyn Sunday. The body will be turned over to Wright and Anderson Funeral Home for completion of arrangements.
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Brooklyn
Stotesbury
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
William Scott Headley Send Drowns in Detroit
William Scott Headley Send of Detroit formerly Welch died in Detroit on a Saturday. Born May 12 1964 in Welch he was the son of Joseph and Joan Lafon Scott Jr. Survivors include two brothers Robert Jeffrey and Joseph Michael, paternal grandfather Joseph Scott of Welch and maternal grandparents Mr and Arts Avis Reece of Detroit. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 4 pm in Calfea Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Sergent of Lincoln Park officiating. Graveside services will be conducted at Mount Carmel Cemetery in Malina VA. Friends may call at Carter Tundra Home after noon to pay respects.
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Detroit
Mich
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Joan Lafon Scott Jr
Robert Jeffrey
Joseph Michael
Joseph Scott
Arts
Avis Reece
Calfea Funeral Home
Revs L. Fh
Sergent
Lincoln Park
Mount Carmel
Malina
Carter Tundra
Toon
Tolay
GM Price Hike Pleases President
Detroit UP I General Motors raised prices slightly more than Chrysler prompting hopes Chrysler may roll back increases for a third year The White House welcomed the move with President Johnson calling it a step in the right direction Ford expected to announce 1969 prices soon Also reports of funeral services for Bobby R Thomas and Virginia Rakes follow in Fayetteville and Sophia N C respectively
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UPI
General Motors Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Ford
Obituary: Joseph Martin Martin of Princeton dies in Mansfield hospital
Joseph Martin Jaseph Payoe Mardin Bt age 70 of Princeton formerly of Ridgeway Va dies Saturday afternoon in Mansfield hospital. Born May 12 1686 Ridgeway Va he was a son of Willie and Linda Smith Martin. Retired from Slab Fork Coal Co Alpaca and member UMA Local Union 6165 Marlin resided in Princeton 20 years. Survived by three daughters Hestrice Dillard Divia Martin Alberta Smith one sister Mary Dalton six grandchildren 45 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Funeral at Shiloh Baptist Church Princeton at 2 p.m. Wednesday Rev C K Hower and Rev W M Rakes in charge. Entombment Restlawn Memorial Gardens Lawnsburg. Deacons and church board trustees serve as pallbearers. Friends may call at Taito's Funeral Service Bluefield 5 to 10 p.m. today. Burial will be at church one hour prior to service.
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Ohio
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Urce
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Payoe) Mardin
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Slab Fork Coal Co
Alpaca Amt
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Marlin
Petl
Shiloh
C. K. Hower
W. M. Rakes
Restlawn Memorial
Lawlsburg
Taito
Bluefield
Gunman Leaves Farmhouse For First Time
SHREWSBURY England based report states gunman Joh James left his lonely farmhouse for the first time in six days. He dashed outside to fetch items for relatives while inside his wife and four children remained in the gaunt stone house. Firemen policemen and army troops observed behind shields as James stood firm in a televised siege described by London papers as the great Shropshire siege.
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Muskie Stresses Dem Record in Charleston Speech
UPI report says Senator Muskie spoke in Charleston praising Democratic records on Medicare Appalachian program and pollution abatement while challenging Nixon. He contrasted Democratic achievements with Nixon era vetoes and urged voters to judge the candidates by records, praising Humphrey’s willingness to fight for the country.
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UPI
Virginia
Edmunt Murkle
Muskie
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Mexican police battle student rebels amid Olympic tensions
In Mexico City police fought rebels at the National Polytechnic Institute and nearby apartment blocks housing the Foreign Office, Red Cross, and hospital staff. One riot policeman and a student were killed. dozens injured as snipers fired heavy rounds during battles that continued into the weekend. The government did not confirm casualty figures while the capital readies for the October Olympics.
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Mexico City
UPI
National Polytechnic Institute
Foreign Office
Red Cross
Luis Laren
National University
Moore Seeks Local Problems List for Campaign
Arch Moore Jr. sought a Raleigh County public problems list at a GOP meeting in Beckley to guide solutions if elected. Proposals include traffic on West Via 41, a traffic light at Beckley Manufacturing, and Glen Daniel Tester Raid improvements. Proceeds fund Shady Spring High band uniforms.
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Raleigh County
GOP
Civie
Shady Spring High Band
Camey
W. Via
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Beckley Manufacturing Co
Moore
Taleigh County
Smitty” Smith Jr
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Shady Spring High School
Shady Spring Band
Vietnam War Reports Bridge Bombings and Casualties
The war bulletin says saboteurs blew up a bridge 60 miles northeast of Saigon on Highway 1 from Phan Rang to Dalat and another camp damaged a bridge 60 miles northwest of Hanoi near Duc Thanh. South Vietnamese forces reportedly killed 445 Communists in two battles along the central and northern coast. Radio Hanoi recalled Ho Chi Minh founding guerrilla resistance in 1946 and said Viet Cong would keep fighting until U.S. withdrawal.
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Phan Rang
Dalat
Duc Thanh
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Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Dien Bien Phu
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South Vietnam
Senate scolds truancy and defense budget delays
UPI reports in Washington that the Senate faced a stern rebuke over truancy and tied up budget matters in a tense session. Leader Mike Mansfield steered debates as the chamber pursued a $719 billion defense appropriations bill and considered one U.S. chief justice nomination, while a separate incident in Fairmont noted a fatal crash amid political tensions.
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Buddy) Greene Jr
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Picuyane
Nixon Humphrey clash in campaign tours and polls
Politics continues with Humphrey pressing labor and antiwar themes in Ohio and Minnesota AFL CIO remarks, urging Nixon to endorse the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Nixon adds an airport swing through the Upper Midwest while Laird notes McGovern’s South Dakota setback and GOP hopes to lift Nixon’s Senate ally prospects.
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