Deaths and funerals in Gaston County area 1974
Mrs Florence Rhyne Lite, 87, of Lincolnton died Friday in a Hickory nursing home. Lifetime church worker and first president of the Ladies Aid Society of Lincolnton’s Banmapiel Lutheran Church. Survived by one daughter, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at Emmanuel Lutheran with burial at Hollybrook Cemetery. Roy Pulliam Kings Mountain and other local funeral homes assisting. Roy Pulliam, 84, of Phifer Knoll died Saturday in Kings Mountain. Survived by widow Mamie Tatum Pishen and four daughters. Burial Monday at Clemmons Memorial Cemetery. Henry M Black, 61, of Batesburg died Saturday in a local hospital. Retired Burlington Mills supervisor. survived by widow, step-mother, daughter and two other children. Funeral Monday at St. Johns Methodist Church. memorials to church. Delna Sais Gantt, 72, of Lower Dallas died Saturday in a Lowthport hospital. Ward Funeral Home handling arrangements. Forrest H. Black, 65, of Gastonia. Incomplete funeral plans. Tommy Lee Detter, 42, of Bessemer City died Saturday morning in a local hospital. Survived by four sisters and two brothers. Funeral Monday at Sisk Funeral Home with Rev. Robby Bodenhamer and Rev. Harley Medlin officiating. Evening visitation Sunday.
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David Herbertsen Sill
Hollybrook Cemetery
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Pulliam
Kings Mountain
Roy Pulliam
Phifer Kou
Mia
Askings Mountain
Mamie ‘Tatum Pishen
James Dickey
Mes
Winston Satern
Halph Kretzer
James
Westbrook
West Point Beagh Ila
Bam
Clemmons
Higworth- Maller
Anoval
Wington Satern Las
Henry AL Black
Batesburg
Henry M Black
Tomas
Wmilive
Gaston County
Jacob Monroe
Petis Hoyle Black
Loth Vous
Burlington Mills
Balesburg
Many Weill Lewis Bharuch
Kiva Kisser Black
Hessemer City
Tommy Lee Detter
Bessemer City
Tam Lee “Bector
Ermont
Ase Costner Teller
Mer City
Ase Glen Croft
Rone Stilwell
Miks Harvica Detter
Lavy Goreley
Guslouiny
Edward Potter
Lester Netter
Bessemer Lily
Mondiyt
Sikk Funeral
Robby Bodenhamer
Harley Medlin
Pam
Aesal How
India’s $1.5 Billion Aid Vote Sparks Nuclear Aid Debate
AP dispatch reports the U.S. Congress considering a $1.5 billion increase for the International Development Association and India's role as a major recipient of interest free loans. Debates center on whether aid supports nuclear development and humanitarian needs versus nonproliferation concerns, with World Bank officials noting India’s development needs amid broader aid policy tensions.
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Copyright Notice Ends The Gertonian Gazette Access
A notice states that all content of The Gertonian Gazette is fully protected by copyright and registry and requires express permission from the Gastonion Garrite for reproduction or use in any form. The document emphasizes prohibition of copying without authorization.
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Gastonion Garrite
Gas tonia Galet item appears in garbled notice
A garbled OCR reads repeated city names and cryptic phrases amid a fragmented ad or notice. It mentions Tai Gastonia Galet and undefined 2500 Wihlaton Bid Gangoala with inconsistent timing, plus references to subscriptions and an independent central bureau.
White youth accused after Detroit grocery bag incident
A Detroit incident reports a white youth allegedly placing a grocery bag on a front porch amid harassment claims against a Black family. Police searched the bag containing about 95 items including ice cream and meat snacks as officers confronted the situation and the youth was questioned.
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Satulis
Mayleoit
Tighiarets
Remarkable Joan Kennedy and mental strain follow election life
Joan Kennedy, wife of Senator Edward Kennedy, is described as remarkably capable of spontaneous joy yet worn by mental strain from public life and family crises. The piece details her reactions to son Ted’s battle with bone cancer, her hospitalization, and her restrained public role while supporting her husband’s career and potential presidential run.
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Ted Kennedy
Manhattanville
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Purchase
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University of Milpuin Law School
Mraneis Cardinal
Spetl- Tan
Marahim
Patrick Joseph
Police doubt SLA claim of downing helicopter
Police Chief Ed Davis questioned the SLA claim that their group shot down a helicopter. He cited no evidence of an explosion and said the crash likely resulted from rotor damage or a stall. Officials noted reports of Soviet missiles and remote locations, but authorities withheld final conclusions pending investigation.
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Los Angeles LP
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Symbiohese
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Italy
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Impeachment Doors Narrow for Public Access
Washington reports that public access to impeachment proceedings remains limited as the House Judiciary Committee contemplates sealed sessions. Democratic and Republican members clash over witness timelines, with Republicans pressing for subpoenas while the panel weighs how quickly to issue recommendations. If the inquiry finds probable cause, a Senate trial would determine next steps.
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Nixon and Waldheim discuss Middle East peace plan
United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim met with President Nixon and Secretary of State Kissinger at the White House to review the Arab-Israeli situation and the resumption of the Geneva peace conference. They spoke on cease-fire prospects and U.N. role, with no date set for Geneva and no details on Palestinian representation.
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United, Nations
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Kenry A. Wissinger
Middle East
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New York
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Kissinger
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U.N. Security Council
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U.N
Camden couples crash in head on collision
A Camden couple in separate cars collided head on on Friday night after Lilly Caine lost control near church, killing Mrs Caloc and injuring three others including Mrs Tennant and two others. Marvin Tennant and Elizabeth Tennant were in the other vehicle. The Highway Patrol reported no serious injuries for Elizabeth Tennant.
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Camden
Amily
South Carolin Highway Patrol
Marvin Tenant
Lilly Caine
Slain SLA woman buried in Oakland tribute
A quiet Oakland funeral Saturday honored Nancy Ling Percy, writer and chief strategist for the Ambidnese Liberation Army, with music and a small crowd. Her husband Gilbert Percy stood by as mourners gathered at the parlor in front of the Tuners house, a subdued scene amid the vigil.
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Califape
Nancy Ling Percy
Liberation Army
Scramme
Bill Creates Institute to Aid Aging Americans
President Nixon on Saturday signed legislation establishing a National Institute on Aging to study aging and related diseases. The bill passed by Congress last month sets up an advisory council and directs the institute to conduct research, education, and training on aging related health and social issues.
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Nixon
Secretary of Health
Chinese herbal medicines linked to acute blood disorder warnings
The FDA warned Saturday against imported Chinese herbal medications after four San Francisco Bay Area patients developed a serious blood disorder from apratulectasis linked to pills sold under multiple brand names. The pills reportedly contain 25 to 3 milligrams of the powerful drug phenyfoulazon, and were circulated illegally through mail, baggage, and other routes.
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