Foughened Rights Bill debated by Keating and Kennedy
The article reports Senator Keating praising Kennedy's revised anti discrimination bill as an improvement and stressing its mandatory nondiscrimination requirement, enforcement machinery, and judicial review. Senator Dirksen and Senator Ribicoff view the changes as substantial but Keating regrets lack of enforcement procedures by victims. Senator Ervin challenges the revised provision as dangerous and hard to defend.
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Kenneth B. Keating
RBNY
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Ilinois
Keating Sand Kennedy
Sen. Abraham
Ribicoff
D-Conn
Keating
Kenndy
Ribidolf
City Crash Injures Driver and Cites Second Driver
One driver was injured and another cited on three charges after a wreck Friday morning at Washington and Capital streets. Miss Rena F. Simms, 45, of 69114 Court St., received treatment for rib injuries at Charteston General Hospital and was released.
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Washington and
Capitol Streets
Rena F. Simms
Court St
Chartestom General Hospital
Centennial Train In S C Ends West Virginia Tour
The West Virginia Centennial Train will conclude its West Virginia tour with a two day setup on Sept 1 and 2 in South Charleston. Chairman William Bolden said the final stop was extended to give Charleston area residents a final chance to view one of the centennial's main projects. The blue and white train began its tour June 1 at Charles Town.
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South Charleston
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Charleston
Charles Town
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Charleston Gazette Ad and Police Collision Report
The Charleston Gazette notes newspaper circulation details and carrier practices for West Virginia readers. Police report Mohsen Moradabadi 5 1516 Lee St driving cited for running a red light license and no registration after a two car collision causing about 900 dollars damage to vehicles where Miss Simms was involved.
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Mohsen
Moradabadi
Lee St
Bias Trial Continues Over Dandy Case and Police Evidence
Judge William J. Thompson declared a mistrial after ruling police entry into the Dandy store lacking a warrant. Chief Bias faces libel and slander claims from four officers seeking damages. Mayor Shariklin supported Bias in firing the officers, who appeal to the police civil service board. Gullian is suspended. Arguments next week focus on whether Dandy's charge should be dismissed.
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William J. Thompson
Thompson
Shariklin
Police Civil Service Board
Gullian
Dandy
Stanley ‘Presser
Grant Dandy
The Weasel in London Robbery Hunt
Scotland Yard issued a description and photograph of Rey John James known as The Weasel a 28 year old London silver smith tied to a 7 million Cheddington robbery. Three other suspects a bookmaker Charles Frederick Nilson an antique dealer and a cafe proprietor were circulated with Nilson later charged and remanded.
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New York Times Co
London
Scotland Yard
Cheddington
Rey John James
the Yard
Charles Frederick Nilson
Kennedy cites bipartisanship shift over foreign aid vote
President Kennedy condemned Republicans for undermining bipartisanship in the foreign aid debate after a recommittal vote. He warned the cuts totaling hundreds of millions threaten development loans, Latin American security, and hemispheric defense against communism. Diem regime turmoil and Nhu influence are noted amid Buddhist crackdowns and martial law.
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Greece
Thailand
Latin America
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
Goldwater Two Faced South Told
Senator Olio D Johnston of South Carolina criticizes Barry Goldwater for saying he backs the Southern cause while voting against it in practice. Johnston cites Goldwater endorsing the August civil rights march in Washington and argues Southern voters may reject him in 1964 once all facts are known.
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Olio D. Johnston
D-S. A
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Johnston
Goldwater
Washington, Labeling’ the Demonstration A Wise Move. “Goldwater
South
Four Charleston Officers’ Firings Delayed by Commission Hearing
A police Civil Service Commission hearing for four Charleston officers dismissed August 14 is postponed indefinitely to give lawyers more time to prepare. The four are Sgt. Jess Bowe, Sgt. Ray Spradling, Sgt. Leonard Cunningham, and Patrolman Atlie Ginnis, who testified in a criminal trial that a fellow officer had a bad reputation. The officers appealed their dismissals to the commission, with a later date for the hearing not yet set.
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Charleston
RP. DeVan Jr
Commission
D. I Savage
Elmer Dodson
Jess Bowe
Ray
Spradling
Léonard Cunningham
Atlie -Me
Ginnis
DeVan
Shoplifter Uses Box To Conceal Goods At Store
Charleston police warned city department stores to watch for a clever shoplifter. Detective Capt. George Nunley Jr. said the man was caught at the Diamond by an employee but fled before arrest, dropping a reworked clothing box with fake ribbon and a false end that could hide stolen items.
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Charleston
George Nunley Jr
Nunley
Man Struck by Car in Charleston. Minor Injuries Reported
A 72 year old Charleston man sustained minor injuries Friday after being struck by a car at Jupiter and Virginia streets. He was treated at Charleston General Hospital for an injured wrist and bruises. The driver Wilbert Prather 23 of 4 Stevenson Ct said Shounis walked into the side of his vehicle. No charges filed.
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Miinor
Jupiter
Virginia
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Stevenson Ct
Shounis
Mower Accident Partially Amputates Girl's Toes
Pamela Sutton a 14 year old girl from 844 Botymont Road slipped on wet grass Friday and was partially amputated two toes on her left foot by a rotary power mower. She was admitted to Charleston Memorial Hospital where her condition was listed as satisfactory.
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Botymont Rd
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Charleston Memorial Hospital
Barker Elected to Labor Board at Richmond Meeting
State Labor Commissioner Barker elected to the executive board of the International Association of Governmental Labor Officials during the association's annual meeting in Richmond Virginia. Barker chaired the legislative committee and reported on labor laws.
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International Association of
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Richmond
Slate Fall Kills Miner at Five Forks
Isacc Lee aged 39 of Newburg Preston County died Friday in a slate fall at the M M Coal Co mine in Five Forks near Kingwood. The accident occurred at the work site of the Five Forks mine and the victim was employed by M M Coal Co. No further details were provided.
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Isacc Lee
Newburg
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M&m Coal Co
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Robbery Suspect Break-in Reported at Local Pharmacy
A store manager reported a break-in with about $50 in cash missing and an undetermined amount of narcotics stolen. The incident also involved Salven Pharmacy at 2010 Grant Ave St Albans and occurred on August 90, with the thefts described as sizeable but details unclear.
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Grant ‘Ave
St .Albans
Cleanup Ordered After Dwellings Reported Hazards
City inspectors Saunders and Gay ordered cleanup in 18 Sayre Court Washington Street area and Christopher Street Triangle District after finding broken windows, torn wallpaper and fire hazards. They ordered three broken down trucks and an old car removed from Christopher Street near Mamma Nannie’s, the car used as sleeping quarters. Nan Williams, owner of the running house, faces repairs and cleanup costing about 5000 dollars. The Jade Room in Kanawha City was closed for building zone violations and partitions torn out at another night spot. More checks planned nationwide.
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Sayre
Washington Street
Nannie
Christopher
Triangle District
Gay
Saunders
Christopher Street
Jade Room
Kanawha ‘City
State Education Law Cited by Dr Heflin at Glenville State
Dr Harry Heflin president of Glenville State College gave the commencement speech on Friday urging West Virginia to adopt a stronger educational system. He outlined five goals to direct educational efforts emphasizing better material organization and, above all, high quality teachers. He warned that the state faces serious problems if leaders are not developed and that preparation of leaders is the most pressing issue.
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Simmer
West Virginia
Dr. Heflin
Coal Miner Injured By Slate Fall At Chesapeake Mine
A 43 year old Kanawha County miner was partially buried in a slate fall at Richards Mining Co Chesapeake. Carl Green of Gallagher was admitted to Charleston Memorial Hospital at 10 50 a m for treatment of an injured pelvis and left hip with condition reported satisfactory by hospital attendants.
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iRichards Mining Co
Chesalpeake
Carl Green
Gallaher
Charleston Memorial Hospital
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