FMC bids $4.3 million for Naval Ordnance site in Charleston
FMC offered 4.2 million for the 197 acre Naval Ordnance complex in South Charleston and nearby Kanawha Valley. The bid aims to start construction in 1962 to build a new chemical plant and create permanent jobs. C&O railway also bid on parcels, while FMC envisions rail yard use and multi state site options.
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Elphick
GSA
Charleston
Kanawha
Neil Elphick
Fover
FMC
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
C&o
Naval Ordnance
Kanawha Valley
Cubans Linked to Report of Caroline Kidnap Plot
Secret Service agents located pro-Castro Cubans in the Palm Beach area amid a reported plot to kidnap Caroline Kennedy. Officials said there is not enough evidence for arrest, and the inquiry remains routine with heightened security around the Kennedy family during Easter visits.
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Caroline
Palas Beach
Fla
Secret Service
Kennedy
Palm Beach
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Washington
Atlantic
Britain
Joseph P. Kennedy
John Jr
John F. Kennedy
U. S
Surprise Headline Appears on Page 2
A mysterious headline surfaces on Page 2 attracting reader attention and prompting speculation about the story behind the bold line. No further details are provided in the snippet.
Christians Trust Pardon In Diverse Paths To Salvation
In an Associated Press column George Cornell discusses how Christians seek pardon and guidance through varied methods. He uses river imagery to describe believers moving toward a shared goal of spiritual fulfillment and forgiveness as taught by Jesus and the church.
Christians Celebrate Easter Joy After Good Friday
The article reflects on Good Friday’s somber mood of worship and the ensuing Easter celebration. It discusses the concept of grace as divine assistance Christ provides to believers, with churches seen as instruments in spreading the Christian message. It notes tensions over church practices among Protestants and the ongoing debate about how to carry out this mission.
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Christ
God
Associated Press
Katanga Forces Defeat Rebels Defy U N Orders
Katanga declares victory as native troops and mercenaries rout 600 rebels led by Antoine Gizenga at Manono. The campaign, conducted against UN requests, boosts Katanga President Moise Tahombe while threatening international intervention. A Belgian pilot reported widespread rebel flight.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
United Nations
U. N
Jean Mari Ikibwe
Antoine Gizenga
Manono
Moise Tahombe
Congo
Gizenga
Kivu
West Virginia Extends Jobless Benefits to 40000
About 40,000 West Virginians may receive extended unemployment pay under a new federal program. The state will begin accepting claims April 10, and eligible workers should report to local offices on their regular filing day. President Kennedy signed the act and Labor Secretary Goldberg finalized the agreement.
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West
Bassett
Rusk Reports Southeast Asia Talks Encouraging
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said his Bangkok session with Southeast Asia Treaty Organization members was highly productive and left him encouraged about the Laos crisis. He reported to President Kennedy by phone and then flew to Florida for Easter weekend, stressing united Western resolve yet cautious on an early settlement.
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Washington
Dean Lusk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Laos
Rusk
Bangkok
America
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Moscow
Puzzle Prize Promises $852.50 in Sunday Contest
The Sunday Gazette Mail promotes a mail in cross word puzzle with a top prize valued at 852.50. No winners were declared from 13 828 entries in last Sunday's drawing.
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Sunday Gazette
Mail
Sunday Gazette Mail
Food Machinery high bidder for Naval Ordnance Plant in South Charleston
Food Machinery and Chemical Corp of New York bid 4 320 000 for the 197 acre Naval Ordnance Plant at South Charleston, a single bid for the entire property. GSA opened 43 bids with a decision expected within a month. If accepted the project could spark a multi million dollar plant and new jobs at the site.
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Naval Ordnance Plant
South Charleston
General Services Administration
Food Machinery and Chemical
Washington, D. C
Food Machinery and Chemical Corp
New York City
Food Machinery
J. F. DeWick
New York
GSA
Richard H. Gaskins
Resurrection miracle still guides Easter story
Sunday preview presents George Cornell’s Easter piece on the enduring miracle of the Resurrection and its meaning today. The same section includes Don Marsh’s Current Affairs piece on defining small business and a Boone County case, plus Harry Ernst reexamining a Virginia West Virginia reunion and William L. Ryan’s Castroism series. The State Magazine offers Night Light and local features in Concord Kent Kessler’s store and more.
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George Cornell
Sunday Gazette Mail
Boone County
Don Marsh
Harry Ernst
Virginia
West Virginia
William L. Ryan
South America
Ryan
Lima
Peru
State Magazine
Night Light
Concord
Kent Kessler
Five and Eleven
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Carbide
Putnam County
Winfield
Navan Ordnance
North Carolina
U.N
Armami
Thomas F. Stafford
Huntington
Morgantown
John M. Slack JR
Executive Department
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