Burley market prices rise in first week of 1964 sales
Louisville AP reports the first five days of 1964 burley tobacco sales show an average of 62.77 per hundred pounds, the highest opening week since 1961, with 106,334,115 pounds sold for 66,221,847 dollars. Sales were 70 million pounds for 42,689,645 dollars opening week last year.
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Louisville
Kentucky
State Department of Agriculture
Rebels Cleaned Out In Stanleyville Street Fight
White mercenaries and Congolese troops eliminated a rebel sniper nest in Stanleyville south bank. About 80 rebels surrendered after a beachhead was seized and a mortar was captured. More than 30,000 Congolese detained for screening. hundreds buried or dumped in the river amid fears of typhoid.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Stanleyville
Congo River
U.N
Two Day Study Begins Today In Charleston
Lawmakers open a two day study session to review reports on higher education state banking and a proposed nuclear energy pact for southern states. The interim committee meets at 10 a.m and 2 p.m with reports on medicare and legal advertising changes.
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Charleston
Twelve Join Future Business Leaders at Kimball High
Twelve new members were inducted into Chapter 2460 Future Business Leaders of America at Kimball High School in McDowell County. Rev. William Turner spoke, with administrators and sponsors officiating as students and guests gathered for the ceremony.
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Future Business Leaders of America
Kimball High School
McDowell County
Audra Smith
William Turner
J. H. Franklin
Mozelle S. Scruggs
F. C. Hester
Zeela Alston
Virginia Bell
Sandra Bigelow
Wanda Leath
Marilyn Lawson
Gloria Martin
Magdalene Morris
Leslie Montague
Beverly Saunders
Jacquelyn Wray
Dora Wormley
Gloria Smith
Bonnie Maxwell
Joyce McDonald
Phylis Wade
Willie Parker
Evelyn Williams
Turner
R. L. Holbrook
Kimball
E. L. Wormley
Welch
Robert Ross
Northfork
Mary Pope
Alice Lipscomb
Louis McClanahan
Beatrice Temple
Paratroopers Complete West Virginia Largest Jump
In snow flurries five Special Forces units totaling 75 paratroopers jumped from C 119 aircraft onto a dairy pasture near Sissonville. No injuries were reported. Guardsmen from Charleston Parkersburg Huntington Clarksburg and Kingwood participated.
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Charleston
West Virginia National Guard
Sissonville
Here
CWO
Joe Dance
Beckley
Parkersburg
Huntington
Clarksburg
Kingwood
Grant Forfeits Bond After Speeding Carriage Charge
The United States President Ulysses S. Grant was charged with speeding in his carriage and forfeited a $20 bond. The incident highlights early presidential legal scrutiny and citation processes in the era.
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United States
Ulysses S. Grant
Eastern Associated Coal Plans Keystone Plant Expansion
Eastern Associated Coal Corp announces a major expansion of its Keystone mining operation in McDowell County. The plan includes a new cleaning plant and the acquisition of about 12 million tons of adjacent Pocahontas coal reserves from Tierney interests. Production is to rise from 8 000 to 10 000 tons daily, with total reserves surpassing 60 million tons and a 30 year outlook.
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McDowell County
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Pocahontas
Tierney Coal
William B. Ross
Eastern
Keystone
Pocahontas No. 3
Japan
Europe
South America
U. S
Ross
Save Money Food Market Ad for Utter Equipment Co
Local equipment firm promotes sales of new and used food service supplies. It lists UTT Equipment and Supply Co at 323 Mercer Street Princeton West Virginia and Bluefield WV phone numbers 4253154 and 3279812 and notes open by appointment.
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UTT Equipment & Supply Co
Mercer St
Princeton
W. Va
Bluefield
Norman Thomas birthday party draws near 2,000 in New York
Nearly 2,000 people filled the Astor Hotel ballroom to toast Norman Thomas on his 80th birthday with coffee, Danish pastries, and handshakes. Thomas used the occasion to criticize President Johnson's Vietnam policy and poverty program while urging immediate cease fire negotiations in Vietnam and warning that U S aid defends democracy where it does not exist. Vice President-elect Hubert Humphrey sent a warm message praising Thomas's long career.
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New York
Astor Hotel
Norman Thomas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ancient Egyptians placed dolls in tombs for the dead
The article explains that ancient Egyptians buried dolls in tombs to perform routine tasks for the deceased in the afterlife.
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