Police Check Vacationing Family List In Kanawha County
State Troopers CD Davis and F B Woods are contacting Charleston area residents whose names appeared in a list found on two Virginia men arrested on burglary and armed robbery charges. Johnny Low Layne and Billie Lparte, both 28 of Clintonwood VA, are in Kanawha County Jail on 380 dollar bonds. They were charged with burglary in the Winfield Road home of Miss Dorothy P Crawford. Two youths near the home were overpowered and tied up by three men. Authorities say the Virginia pair also face possession of stolen property charges after a certified check stolen from a Clinton store was found with them. Trooper Woods said the list of local families was recovered from the men’s possession. How the list was created is under investigation.
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CR Davis
F. B. Woods
Charleston Area
Virginia
Kanawha County
Johnny Low Layne
Billie L.parte
Clintonwood
Ted
Winfield Road
Dorothy P. Crawford Daly
Clintonwand
Woods
Police Reported Complaints Chronicle Local Thefts
Police logged a string of offenses from July including a ketchup prank on two cars, burglaries stealing coin collections watches and gear, and various larcenies. Victims include Mrs. C W Simon and Mrs. Tillis. entries note break ins at Mildred Mullins and other addresses with stolen drills cash and bag items.
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Priday
C. W. Simon
O'Dell Ave
Floyd C. ‘Tillis
Lee St. E
Tillis
Mildred Mullins
Central
Ave
Sue Bustic
Beauregard St
Quarrier Street
Dallas Bills
Waycross Drive
Settlement on Record In Taylor Estate Case
Papers for the W. J. G. Taylor estate with Gov. Moore as executor have been filed in the Marshall County clerk's office. County Commissioner Eugene R. White filed the papers with certification earlier this week, noting the estate account was referred to him for settlement.
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Moundsville
W. J. G. Taylor
Gov. Moore
Marshall County Clerk's Office
Eugene R. White
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
White
Moore Ben
White Siimply
Moore
Consumer Education Course Set for 1962 West Virginia schools
A consumer education program for West Virginia high schools is to be offered this fall with classes for home economics and social studies. The program comes amid a broader forecast of steady food prices and retail costs, and will be distributed to parochial schools as well. Beatrice Foods and other stakeholders provided input, with the course designed to improve consumer concepts across education levels.
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Richard L. Burtion
Statelley
Department of Education
Thejto
West Virginia
Washington
Beatrice Foods
Rex M
S.C. Act
West Vic
Pinia
Charles Hopkins
Retailers’ Association
Nixon
Federal Trade Commission
Hopkins
Chemical City summer jar exhibit opens at South Charleston Center
The Chemical City summer jar exhibit will open Sunday at the South Charleston Recreation Center on Third Avenue. Seven works by West Virginia artists will be on display with free viewing from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Chemical City
Jar
South Charleston
Third Avenue
West Virginia
Jail Merger Begins Amid Rising Food and Prisoner Costs
The department warned meal prices eaten away from the jail biome may rise beyond last year's 5.2 percent increase as meat production stays flat. A six month merger trial melds Cabell County jail and Huntington facilities with the city paying $2.50 daily per prisoner for food.
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Biome
Huntington
Cabell County
Lake Home
Cabell Youth Wins Scholarship for Nebraska Institute
A 16 year old Cabell youth, Randy Thompson of Milton, has been selected as the winner of a scholarship to the third annual Agricultural Youth Institute in Nebraska. He will represent the state in a day program starting Monday, conducted by the Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics.
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Cabell
Agricultural Youth Institute
Nebraska
Randy Thompson
Milton
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Home Economics
Strike Idles Steel Plants In Four Towns
A spreading walkout idled Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel Co plants in Ohio and West Virginia. Officials call it illegal and wildcat while union leaders cite a denial of more relief workers at the Follansbee coke plant. Steubenville and Yorkville combined employ about 6,700 workers.
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Follansree
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Co
Ohio
West Virginia
United Steel Workers Union
Steubersville
Yorkville
Martins Wee Ohio
Beach Bottom
W. Va
Follansbee
Steubenville
Georgia School Segregation Suit Cites Constitutional Violations
The United States argues Georgia runs a segregated school system denying Negro pupils equal protection. The suit targets over one million students, including 734000 whites and 360000 blacks, alleging White schools receive better opportunities and that continued discrimination violates the Constitution.
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Justice Department
HEW
U.S
Georgia
Siip
Geortia
Three youths charged in burglary at Lewis Chapel shop
Two ten year olds and a seven year old are charged in a breaking and entering case at Youngeed and Seed Co on Lewis Chapel. One youth aided and abetted the crime while two were charged with breaking and entering. Police say one youth was arrested at the store and another early Friday morning.
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Youngeed and Seed Co
Lewis Chal
Poker
Priday
Thun
Map Shows Okinawa as Japanese Island
Tokyo and Washington discuss a Japanese request for the return of the U S held island Okinawa. No agreement yet on the matter. Charleston Gazette appears with publication details and subscription rates for Charleston West Virginia and surrounding areas.
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Tokyo
Japan
Okinawa
Washington
Holden Manoo Gets Ten Years Shocking Weather Rot
The weather report page notes a holden man receiving a ten year sentence amid a mix of forecasts. Partly cloudy conditions persist in many regions with chances of showers and thundershowers. Highs range from the 60s to 80s across Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Ing State
Tha
Orio
Rcs
Pennsylvania
Weather and war news blend in a fragmented update
The fragment mixes a Miami forecast with violent war reports. It notes thundershowers and temperatures in the 60s and 40s, then shifts to Jessie’s 1968 Cuba hijacking case and Allied communiques, detailing prisoner release and South Vietnamese actions with troop deaths and engagements near Saigon.
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Cindy
Miami
Fla
Willis Jessie
Sam Bewine
Holden
Logan County
Jane
West AM
Virginia
U.S
Cuba
Jessie
Georgia
Patricia Sue
Florida
Naples
Ken Hechler
United States
FBI
Rach Gia
Saigon
Bac Lieu
Mekong Delta
Long An
Demilitarized Zone
Uy 8.0Th Infantry Division
Lull in Viet War Extends to Air Losses
U S counts show air losses holding steady despite a seven week ground lull. Helicopters and fixed wing aircraft totaled 27 shot down or lost last week, close to the prior week’s figure, while battlefield deaths fell by 40 percent from the week before.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U. S
U.S
Doctor refunds $169000 Medicaid fees amid harassment
Dr. Sanford Polansky of Benton Harbor Michigan sent back $169000 he received in Medicaid fees for 1968 69 after crank mail harassment and threats to his family. Blue Shield of Michigan administers the program and will audit payments while Polansky seeks to limit further publicity and contend the money was earned fairly.
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Netroit
Michigan Blue Shield
Sanford ‘Polansky
Benton Harbor
iMich
Blue Shield
Polansky
Detroit
Michigan
Driver Rider Escape In Jury In Trailer Wreck
A tractor trailer loaded with cigarettes struck a bridge at Caldwell on Friday. The crash caused about 24,000 in damages. Driver John T. Cook and passenger Theodore Champlin, both of Oklahoma City, were not injured. State Trooper D B Meadows said the trailer was demolished and cigarettes lay scattered at the scene.
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Lewisburg
Caldwell
John T. Cook
Theodore Champlin
Oklahoma City
Okla
D. B. Meadows
Treaty Signed for Provisional Detention of Skyjackers
Mexico City and Cuba sign a treaty for provisional detention of skyjackers. The treaty allows Mexico to request provisional detention with a 43 day window to present a formal extradition demand. Officials refrained from naming the signing date.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Cuba
Federal District Attorney
Atchtea Julio Sanangas
Vargas
Lockheed Wins Navy Contract For New Antisubmarine Plane
The Navy awarded Lockheed Aircraft Corp. a contract to start work on a new antisubmarine attack aircraft. Initial order covers six planes at 120 million dollars with an option to build 193 more, potentially totaling 3.2 billion over eight years.
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Los Angeles Times
Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Navy
Peach crop outlook shows small rise in West Virginia
State Agriculture Commissioner R. Douglass predicts a peach harvest around 26.6 million pounds in West Virginia, up from 26.4 million. He notes preliminary stats indicate a very good crop that should exceed last year’s production.
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West Virginia
R. Douglass
Fire department run records from Charleston city
The Charleston Fire Department logged calls on Friday including a shack at 1486 Kearse Ave with no damage reported, a 450 block of Staunton Ave with no damage, and two assistance calls at Virginia and Elizabeth Streets and at Florida and Main Streets.
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Charleston Fire Department
Kearse Avr
Shack
Staunton Avenue
Virginia
Elizabeth Streets
Florida
Main Streets
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Charleston Gazette
Charleston
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Independent Democratic News
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