Ohio Job Drive Hinges On Court Ruling
Gov. James A. Rhodes warns that Ohio’s plan to create thousands of jobs depends on a State Supreme Court decision expected early in the year. Atty. Gen. Saxbe challenges the new law enabling the Ohio Development Financing Commission to issue revenue bonds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
James A. Rhodes
William B. Saxbe
Ohio Development Financing Commission
Faith and Credit
Rhodes
Department of Development
George E. Wilson
Wilson
Water Resources Included In State Law Session Call
Gov. Barron broadened the 1964 session agenda by adding water resources to the existing focus on water pollution abatement and control. He also introduced a plan to create a State Commission on Manpower and define its powers and duties, with lawmakers to convene January 8.
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Charleston
W. W. Barron
Barron
Pennsylvania man dies after hydraulic press accident
Joseph A. Gaskins of Beaver died at the Titanium Dept. 1 Crucible Steel Co. plant in Midland after a 1,600 pound fragment broke from a hydraulic press and struck him, causing a fractured spine and crushed chest. He was 41 and a father of four.
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Midland, Pa
Crucible Steel Co
Joseph A. Gaskins
Beaver
Company Hospital
Gaskins
Uncle Jack's Cactus Calamity After Football Fit
A Tennessee uncle, furious at a two month old Upper State State College game, topples into a cactus when a bad fall in a laughing fit after a yardlong turnover. Aunt Minnie helps uproot the spines as the party grins.
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Jack
Cross Creek
Tennessee
Upper State College
Lower State
Upper State
Chatnoogy
Minnie
Seminary Student Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Delaware
Ronnie Cash a 20 year old seminary student from St. Albans West Virginia was in fairly good condition after a Friday morning crash on Interstate 71 six miles east of Delaware Police say his car left the highway tumbled landed upright on its wheels and trapped him beneath while another motorist helped. Passenger Keith Cottrill 19 of East Point Georgia suffered only slight injuries. Cash was taken to a hospital with back hip and leg injuries. Both students attend a Cincinnati seminary.
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Delaware, Ohio
Ronnie Cash
St. Albans
W. Va
Highway Patrol
Cash
Interstate 71
Delaware
Keith Cottrill
East Point
Cottrill
Cincinnati
North Korea institues science prize to spur development
TOKYO AP reports that Communist North Korea has established a science prize with a monetary reward intended to boost the country s development efforts as announced by New China News Agency.
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Tokyo
North Korea
New China News Agency
NSLI Will Get Too Expensive for Veterans in Later Life
West Virginia Department of Veterans Affairs warns that many of the three million veterans on NSLI term plans will face steep costs at ages 60 or 65, risking reduction or loss of protection. It contrasts high term premiums with more stable permanent life plans and notes conversion options, cash value, and loan availability as advantages of permanent insurance.
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W. Va
Dept. of Veterans Affairs
Army Announces New Band enlistment Program
Sgt. Bob Trent of the U S Army Recruiting Office announced a new band enlistment program starting January 1. Qualified men and women from eight states may be auditioned by tape recorder at home, avoiding travel to a bandmaster. The Bluefield recruiting office at 1301 Federal Building will provide information and arrange taped auditions.
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Bob Trent
U. S. Army Recruiting Office
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Trent
Federal Building
Bluefield
Veterans Administration GI loans fueled one fifth of postwar homes
The VA backed loans have financed approximately 20 percent of all houses built in the United States since World War II, marking a major housing program impact. The statistic highlights the reach of GI loan programs in expanding homeownership for veterans.
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Veterans Administration
United States
Six Bluefield area men in Korea Exercise Strong Shield
Six Bluefield area soldiers joined other 7th Infantry Division members in Exercise Strong Shield in Korea. Names include Walter Burger Jr., Lonnie Crockett, Tommy Miller, Melvin Mutter, Albert Smith, and Sherman Dawson along with broader unit details and nearby assignments.
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Korea
Bluefield Area
7Th Infantry Division
Army
Walter A. Burger Jr
17Th Infantry
Elkhorn High School
Lonnie C. Crockett
Lester C. Crockett
Ivanhoe
Scott Memorial School
Wytheville
Tommy C. Miller
Dewey W. Miller
Hinton
73Rd Armor
Melvin R. Mutter
Dry Creek
80Th Artillery
Marsh High School
Monteval
Albert Smith
Lorine
Ash St
Welch
7Th Artillery
W. B. Smith Sr
Kimball
Gary
Sherman N. Dawson
Bean Sturgill
Bradshaw
3Rd Infantry
Re-enlists in U.S. Army Six-Year Term
Spec. 4 Jerry L. Machnie formerly of Princeton now serves with the Third Armored Division in Germany. He reenlisted for six years after spending Christmas vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smoot of 1100 Bluefield Ave. Machnie attended Princeton High School and has been stationed in Germany for the past two years.
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U. S
Germany
Larry H. Clark
Thurman Clark
Itmann
2D Armored Cavalry Regiment
Clark
Fort Gordon
Mullens High School
Jerry L. Machnie
Princeton
Third Armored Divisin
U. S. Army
Machnie
Princeton High School
Harry Smoot
Bluefield Ave
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Bluefield, Virginia
Jim Dalton
Uncle Jack
Sudsy
Aunt Minnie
Mosheim
America
Times Square Station
New York
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
G.I
Drapery Manufactures
McQuail’s Are
Kirsch
McQuail's Inc
Tinker Afb
Hurlburt Field
William R. Becker
Air Force Air Ground Operations School
Becker
Viet Nam
Pearl M. Becker
E. Churchill
Stockton
Calif
Wanda
Margie Shrader
Knox St
California
March Afb
Harris Charles
Kelso
United States Air Force
Charles
Headquarters
Fifteenth Air Force
William E. Charlies
Star Route 1
Lucille
Leonard Michael
Hurley
Camp Pendleton
Grat G. Myers Jr
Mable Myers
Route 1
Marine Corps Warfare Training Center
Bridgeport
Seventh Marine Regiment
First Marine Division
Little Creek
Norfolk
George W. Ailstock
USN
H. C. Smoot
Naval Amphibious Base
Marine Battalion
Marine Corps Reserves
Army Corps of Engineers
San Diego
Jessie W. Southern
Chap Southern
Route 4
Naval Training Center
Fort Knox
Harris
Harry R. Lambert
William H. Lambert
Army Armor Center
Kimball High School
Harry
Welch High
U.S.S
Uss
Long Beach
Elbert V. Hedrick
William N. Hedrick
Montcalm
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Okinawa
Camp Hansen
Lonnie St. Coffey
Mack Coffey
Route 1, Rock
Third Marine Division
USS Independence
Jackie
Ln Buraburg
Pauline McGuire
Independence
Free World
Alaska
Elmendorf Afb
Buster F. Clevinger
Grundy
Strategic Air Command
Clevinger
K. I. Sawyer Afb
Mich
Clyde H. Celvinger
Rt. 2, Grundy
Grundy High School
Peggy
Emmett Dotson
Thacker
Pensacola, Fla
Arthur W. Giberson
John H. Bragg
U. S. Naval Air Technical Training Unit
U. S. Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Navy
Marine Corps
Giberson
Bluefield High School
Fort Slocum
N. Y
William P. Greene
Dorothy
Vine St
Army Information School
Genoa
Bluefield State College
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Carson Webb
Postal Services
Paris
France
Charles B. Clontz
Sergeant Webb
Otis Webb
Route 2
Cedar Bluff
USAF
UT Retetion Co., Inc
Sas
Bleskota Ave
Binefield
LG Dollar Stores
F.D.L.C
NBC News
Frank McGee
Whis-Tv
Acme
Richlands
Aarion
Puleski
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