Indicted Detective Claims Harassment Before Indictment
Huntington detectives Herman A. Frazier Nelse Paden and Albert P. Cole faced indictment May 21 on conspiring to tamper with a Hoffa trial jury. Frazier and Paden denied wrongdoing saying they never called jurors and faced months of harassment before an Nashville federal indictment and upcoming arraignment.
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Huntington (Ap
Huntington
Nashville
Tenn
Herman A. Frazier
Frazier
Nelse Paden
Albert P. Cole
Partment
Hoffa
Engineers Survey Drainage Project Begins in Bluefield
The detailed engineer field survey for the College Avenue drainage project started Monday, Bluefield City Manager Randolph Whittle said. The survey, conducted by C. B. Malcolm, Inc. of Roanoke, Virginia, is expected to take about two weeks.
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College Avenue
Bluefield
Randolph Whittle
C. B. Malcolm, Inc
Roanoke
Whittle
Vote Slated On Elector Changes
Senator Kefauver announced a constitutional amendments subcommittee will hear public testimony on unpledged elector movement in five states and vote June 12 on electoral reform. He cited Alabama Mississippi Georgia Florida and Louisiana as potential sites for unpledged electors and noted Barnett and Wallace drive Southern primaries to choose between unpledged and pledged electors.
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Washington
Kennedy
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Senate
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
House of Representatives
House
Richard M. Nixon
Oklahoma
Nixon
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Ross Barnett
Oxford
Barnett
George C. Wallace
Montgomery Lawyer Heads WVUI Board
Montgomery attorney William G. Thompson was elected president of the West Virginia University Board of Governors. Okey B. Glenn of Williamson was elected vice president and Charles C. Wise Jr. of Charleston was named secretary. Thompson succeeds James H. Kent.
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Morgantown
Montgomery
William G. Thompson
West Virginia University Board of Governors
Okey B. Glenn
Williamson
Charles C. Wise Jr
Charleston
Thompson
James H. Kent
Reward Offered For Missing Secretary Isabel Butchko
The family of 42 year old Isabel Butchko offers a $1000 reward for information to locate her. Butchko vanished April 23 en route from her Moundsville home to her Wheeling Steel Corp. workplace.
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Wheeling
Isabel Butchko
Moundsville
Wheeling Steel Corp
Ministers Wives To Meet In Pocahontas Virginia
Interdenominational Ministers Wives of Bluefield and area will meet at Mrs H B Pullen home in Pocahontas Virginia on Thursday at 11 am Co hosts are Mrs R E Jones and Mrs Eugenia Davis.
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Pocahontas
Bluefield
Area
H. B. Pullen
R. E. Jones
Eugenia Davis
Uganda Brew Combines Coffee and Bananas
A savory drink is crafted in Uganda by blending coffee and banana flavors. The beverage highlights local ingredients and culinary experimentation in East Africa.
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Uganda
Top Management Night For Bluefield Sales Club
The Bluefield Sales Executives Club hosts a monthly dinner at the Country Club with Jim Low of the National Association of Manufacturers delivering Are Your Selling Slips Showing. Alfred Land announces new officers, Frank Hancock leads the event, and sponsorship of a Beckley Sales Executives Club is discussed alongside Philadelphia SME convention coverage.
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Bluefield Sales Executives Club
Country Club
Jim Low
National Association of Manufacturers
Low
Scotland
Alfred Land
Frank Hancock
Beckley
Philadelphia
W. R. Cooke
Educators Meet at West Virginia White House Conference
Mrs A L Younger and Mrs Minnie Barnes attended the annual meeting of the West Virginia Council of the White House Conference on Children and Youth at Cedar Lakes May 30 and June 1. The program focused on dropouts unemployment job prep fitness and safety education with Doris Trigg and Mary Brown of Park Central High School participating.
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A. L. Younger
Minnie Barnes
West Virginia
Emergency Planning Procedures Urged in West Virginia
Federal officials urged West Virginia to adopt rapid response planning for economic normalcy after disasters. Ken Edmunds urged the state task force to include direct and indirect controls to ensure consumer goods flow to survivors. Ralph Hotter was named to succeed L. E. Ward Jr. as director of the Commerce planning division. Six Centennial Golden Trout were stolen from an exhibit pool in the capitol. The DMV is the sole agency authorized to revoke licenses for traffic violations, with court-imposed restraints possible but license revocation not automatic.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Ken Edmunds
Federal Office of Emergency Planning
Bluefield
Ernest G. Otey
State Task Force On
Office of State Emergency Planning
Ralph L. Hotte
L. E. Ward Jr
State Department of Commerce
Ward
Department
State Road Commission
Hotter
Area Redevelopment Administration
Capitol
Spring Run State Hatchery
Department of Motor Vehicles
Attorney General
Asst
Claude A. Joyce
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Joyce
Goody's
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Karl H. Frye, Inc
Bluefield Ave
Bluefield, W. Va
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Bluefield, West Virginia
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Princeton
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