Bodies found as mine fire claims seven in West Virginia
Six miners trapped in a soft coal mine near Clarksburg were found dead after a 30 hour search. A seventh man was brought out alive but died minutes later. Rescuers found the last four bodies in a cluster behind one area, victims of suffocation. The wife of Clell Leedy expressed disbelief as the tragedy ended the long rescue effort.
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Clarksburg
W.va
UPI
Here
Clell Leedy
Leesy
Charles Lantz
Buckhannon
Carl Banish
Lost Creek
Kenneth Kerr
Belington
Andrew Spotte
Clinchfield Company
Leedy
Bluefield
Andy Kuruscz
Galloway
Isaac Moats
Moatsville
Robert Savage
Rosemont
Coast Guard Intercepts Five Cuban Refugee Boats
Five boatloads of Cuban refugees totaling about 500 people reach Key West as Coast Guard cutters guide them to the port. At Camarioca, 6100 more refugees wait. 24 others arrive at New Orleans and three boats expected to reach Key West soon.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Coast Guard
Florida Straits
Freedom Port
N Hami
United States
Fidel Castro
Camarioca
Cuba
Castro
Cheo
Havana
Antonio Fernandez
Washington
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Marriage license issued to several couples in county records
The county clerk's office records a marriage license for William Sewell aged 23 of Phoenia and Joan Houser 25 of Seensdale, and for Michael Ash 21 and Rose Mies 22 both of Scottsdale, with additional details noting residents at 66 I. Loma Land Dr. and dated Oct 11.
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Mariespa County
William BR. Sewell
Phoenia
Joan Houser
Seensdale
Michael Ash
Rose Mies
Scottsdale
Pacifist Miller Arrested for Draft Card Burning at NYC Rally
FBI agents arrested 22 year old pacifist David J Miller in Hooksett New Hampshire for burning his draft card at a New York protest against U S policy in Vietnam. He faces up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine if convicted.
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Hooksett, N.H
UPI
FBI
David J. Miller
New York
U.S
Viet Nam
Miller
New Hampshire
Nashua
N.H
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
New York City
Hoover
Hooksett
Nationwide antiwar march planned on Washington
United Press International notes a national call to march on Washington by critics of U.S. policy in Viet Nam. Demonstrations in about 60 cities drew more than 100000 participants, with the largest in New York and Berkeley ending in clashes with police.
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United Press International
Dow Jones
Neon New York
Alcoa
American Canat
American Motors
Aw&y
American Tobacco
Anaconda Ti
Arizona Pub. Svc
Atchison Topesa
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
North Amn
Owens Illinois
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Rexall
San Diego
G&e
Sears Roebuck
U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
National Coordinating Committee
Emspak
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Berkeley
Calif
Oakland Army Terminal
Akron Abduction Ends in Canal Killing and Suspect Capture
Florence Kosciewicz 46 from Valley View was shot and drowned in the Ohio Canal while fleeing two gunmen who abducted her and companion Harry E. Scott from a nightclub in Akron. Suspect Martin Urban Still 30 of El Monte Calif was later captured in Akron. accomplice Vincent Podojil 28 of Hollywood Calif remained involved after a gunfight with police.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Canal
Akron
Florence Kosciewicz
Valley View
Harry E. Scott
Bath
Martin Urban Still
el Monte
Calif
Scott
Still
Vincent James Podosil
Hollywood
Mrs. Kosciewicz
Podojil
Independence
Obituary Robert G. Berry Sr. 61
Robert G. Berry Sr. 61 died Sunday at home. Funeral services at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Messinger Mortuary for Berry of Scottsdale formerly from Ft. Wayne Indiana where he was an auto dealer. He was a 32nd degree Mason and Second Baptist Church member. Survivors: Lena wife. Robert Jr. and John sons. Anne Baird daughter. Gay Boswell sister. two grandchildren.
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Messinger Mortuary
Robert G. Berry Sr
Mr. Berry
Rancho Vista Dr
Scottsdale
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Second Baptist Church of
Lena
Robert Jr
San Francisco
John
Anne Baird
Philadelphia
Gay Boswell
Dallas
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Clitchfield Coal Co
Mars No. 2
Albuquerque
Frakersfield
Bismarck
Boise
Poston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Denver
Detroit
Nes Moines
Mesa General
Joe and
Barbara Ven
I. Loma Land Dr
Bay
St. Jasenn’s
Fort Worth
Fresno
Helena
Honolulu
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Los Angels
Miami
Minneapolis
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Palm Springs
Pittsburgh
Portland cc Ul
Reno
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Thermal
Robert and Linda Kinsella
Buckeye
Malcomb
Coolidee
Richard and
Mary Kelly
Douglas
W. Fourth St
Bev
Flagstaff
Henry
Betty Christian
Ft. Huachuca
N. 45Th
Nev
Gila Bendi
Good Samaritan
Edgemont
Maverick
Kenneth
Cynthia Vander- McNary
Diamond
Boy
Parker
Lee
Janette Farrar
Payson
E. Edgemont
Wirl
Phoenix
Springerville
Tucson
Wickenburg
Williams
Winslow Il
Youngtown
Yuma
University of California
Lemoyne College
Syracuse
N.Y
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Frank Emspak
Madison
Wis
Scott Said
Podoji
Canal Road
Robert Berry
FY Nhn
Occidental
George F. Anast
Old Scottsdale Rd
Occidentat
Suse Dauce Company OF
North Carolina
Corson Pool Service
Gwanlea Att
Tron
Spe
Tiger
Connie Conway
Paul Shank
Safari Hotel
Scottsoale
Pacific Finance
The
Tran
Ce Loans
Samerican Family
Scottsdale Road
Edward D. Gross
N. 27Th Avenue
A. Peter Felt
N. 24Tt Street
Albert S. Callow
W. Washington Street
Robert W. Bender
S. Central Avenue
Werry Ro Hardan
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