Deaths and funerals in Gastonia Gazette itemized
Miriam C. Dubose of Winston-Salem died at 73 in a Winston-Salem hospital. Survived by two sons, a daughter, and one sister. services in Winston-Salem. Albert Riddle of Clover died aged 7 in a local hospital. Survived by widow and sister. services at Bethel Presbyterian Church, burial at the church cemetery. Bobby Wayne Knight, infant of Kings Mountain, died in hospital. graveside in Mountain Rest Cemetery. Virgil Eugene Gregory, five weeks old of Kings Mountain, died. burial at Mountain Rest Cemetery after services. Fred W. Sadler of Brevard area died in hospital. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Sugviv
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Gastonia
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Kings Mountain
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Harold Lee
Kathy Ann Bennett Knight
McGinnia Street
Harold Knight
Columbia
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Itan
Mountain Rest Cemetery
Frank Shirley
Virgil Eugene Gregory
Sidney and
Mabel Strange Gregory
Mauney Avenue
M. Heriday
Gaslania Hospital
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Sharon Gregory
Henry Gregory
Mary Ramsey
Dulas
Harris General
We Avery
Stinnett Acres
Fred W. Sadler
West Harrison Ave
Brevard
Weeping Mary
Palestinian murderers sent to Egypt from Sudan
The United States cites information that Palestinian terrorists convicted of killing two American diplomats in Sudan are now in Egyptian prisons. The men, released by Sudan, had their sentences commuted and were handed to the Palestinian Liberation Organization before being sent to Cairo. The State Department confirmed the Cairo report amid U S concerns.
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Washington
United States
Sudan
Egypt
State Department
Robert Anderson
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Palestinian Liberation Organization
Oak Park Moves Government Complex to Boost Dying Suburb
Oak Park Illinois seeks urban renewal by relocating all village departments into a deteriorating neighborhood, a 63 000 population suburb across from Chicago. The $4 million complex targets a destabilized economy and aims to spur activity in a community with about 1200 Black residents. The plan reflects efforts to break urban delay and revitalize a faltering area.
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Oak Park
Ill
Chicago
Wiretapping labeled a dirty but vital tool
Cleveland Ohio sets Atty Gen Saxbe against denying wiretapping as a dirty business yet essential to guard freedom from espionage. He notes few cases relate to national security while addressing the Cleveland City Club.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William B. ‘Saxbe
Saxbe
Bell backs limited busing for desegregation plan
U S education chief Terrel Bell said busing should be restrained but not banned in desegregation efforts. He called busing a Band-Aid and urged broader fixes like urban zoning and renewal to address failing inner city school systems. Congress debates antibusing amendments tied to a $25 billion school bill, with House and Senate plans differing on court-ordered busing reach and reopening of old cases.
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U.S
Terrel H. Bell
Bell
House
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Amendman
Manson attorneys indicted for perjury in Farr case
Los Angeles AP report states chief prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi and defense attorney Dave Shindles were indicted on three counts each for perjury in relation to William Farr's 1970 Manson trial coverage. Farr, cited for contempt, refused to reveal sources and faced potential jail.
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APY
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Rial
Wiliam Farr
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Manson
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Farr
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Gastonia Gazette
Nixon fundraisers pledged 7 million for reelection
An AP copy of a confidential Senate Watergate report details a 1970 White House dinner where three wealthy men pledged 7 million for Nixon’s 1972 reelection bid. Benefactors Clement Stone John Mulcahy and Richard Scaife reportedly offered sums with final tallies and actual payments varying, totaling about 7.6 million potential contributions.
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White House
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Herbert WW. Kalmbach
Associated Press
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Chicago
Clement Stone
John Mulcahy
Pittsburgh
Richard Soaile
Scaife
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Tanker Spill Forces Evacuation Near Reeves Plant
A tanker overturned at Reeves Bros. manufacturing in Ruth North Carolina spilling a highly flammable solvent. About 7 000 gallons of Oluene were aboard with authorities unsure of the exact spill amount. Fumes prompted evacuations within a half mile as fire crews used oxygen to aid any exposed and a Savannah Georgia owner warned of long term inhalation hazards.
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Savannah, Ga
Farm prices fall as cattle and milk drop in latest report
Washington AP reports farm product prices slid six percent from May 15 to June 1, marking the fourth straight monthly decline and the first time since mid 1971 that averages were below a year earlier. Cattle milk hogs potatoes calves and eggs weighed down the index while corn peaches and apples rose. By June 15 the index stood four percent below the previous year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Dedication Promises to Lead Gaston County Democrats
A candidate seeks the office of Chairman of the Gaston County Democratic Party on Saturday June 29 pledging unity and a vigorous campaign. He vows total loyalty to every Democratic candidate on the November ballot and full commitment to a Democratic victory.
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Gaston County
Democratic Party
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