Kissinger Tapped By Nixon as Aide in 1968
Henry Kissinger, aged 45 and a Caltech adviser, was named by President-elect Nixon as foreign policy aide. Nixon praised Kissinger for national security contributions through teaching, publications, and government service. Nixon met Kissinger at the Pierre Hotel with former Gov. Scranton, after Rockefeller’s strong recommendation.
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Nixon
Pierre Hotel
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Germany
Nelson R. Rockefeller
York
Rockefeller
Allen
Soviet Union
Moore Land Case Delayed by Inheritance Dispute
The suit stems from the 1967 sale of Wells family property in Marshall and Wetzel counties to Moore for about 38,900, later sold to McKay Chemical Co. for a 12,000 gross profit. Two Wells heirs received 15,300 each. the incompetent brother got 3,300. Barr seeks to set aside the Moore deed, alleging fraud and misrepresentation about equal shares. McKay seeks a writ of prohibition to halt transfers, with hearings delayed as accountants and committees review repeated fund movements and potential double counting.
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Marshall
Wetzel Counties
Moore
McKay Chemical Co
Barr
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Arnold
Prenance
Saigon
South Vietnam
State Executive Committee
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Viet Talk on Campaign Finances Faces Public Scrutiny
The piece cites stage discussions among participants about status and agenda. It notes grand totals of 402,959 in contributions received and 396,169 in campaign expenditures. The Associated Press describes the West Vic statements as intended to inform the public but may confuse readers.
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Associated Press
West Vic
Campaign finance figures amid Moore for governor reports
The report outlines post election financial statements from the Republican committee groups. The Executive Committee and the Arch Moore for Governor Committee filed documents showing receipts of 224,259 dollars and expenditures of 217,545 dollars.
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Ported
Republican
Mittee
Arch Moore
Three Colleges Receive Grants For Research
United States senators Jennings Randolph and Robert Byrd announced grants from the National Science Foundation to three West Virginia colleges. Each college will receive 2000 dollars to support research by professors from smaller institutions, including Glenville State College, West Virginia Wesleyan College, and West Virginia University.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
West Virginia
Jennings Randolph
Robert C. Byrd
Ee Dfw. Va
NSF
James L. Peterson
Glenville State College
Roderick W. Wilson
Aebeeheg
Ernest Capstack Jr
West Virginia Wesleyan
Overlaps and tensions mark Chicago convention planning
Officials debate agency space sharing as the planning and zoning commission and county redevelopment agency clash over office space. Thompson signals RDA director Moran to share space. Daley seeks federal troop presence while Justice Department negotiators urge talks with antiwar leaders during the convention.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
E.S
Thompson
RDA
Ernest Gilbert
Planning Commission
Clarence Moran
Henry C.shores
Flanning
Phillip Waring
Justice Department
Daley
Chicago
Ramsey Clark
Jonings
White House
Cyrus Vance
Joseph Califano
Chicaago
Tom Potter
Oeen
Daleyj
Perimendent
Elmer Dodson
Ilinois National
Mander
Charleston
Brooks
Quarrier
Moran
Wyoming St
Arch Moore
Potter
Kanawhation
City Solicitor Takes Extended Absence From Post
The Associated Press reports the city solicitor faces an extended leave, with state police noting ongoing investigations and factors cited by officials. The piece mentions planning office concerns and a purchasing agent in connection to the absence.
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Associated Press
Thompson
W. Tarnham
Tanbad
Court notes on fire calls and conference room needs
Fragments discuss court response to fire calls and opinions on two large conference rooms for large meetings. The text references a feeling about missteps at the start of a commission and the court's view on facility needs. No clear names or places are readable.
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Tream
Akfils
Ng. Sens
Jarrett Praised For Housing Work By City Leaders
Mayor Elmer Dodson and the Charleston city council commended Clyde Jarrett, retiring Housing Authority director, for his long service and dedication amid frustrations and public analysis. Dodson noted finding a worthy replacement will be difficult.
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Charleston
Clyde Jarrett
Elmer Dodem
Dodson
Jarrett
Clyde
Daison
City Council Hears Traffic and Zoning Proposals
The council discussed traffic concerns on Kanawha Boulevard and heard petitions to rezone properties including 1596 Kanawha Boulevard East. Proposals included office use zoning, a West Virginia Water Co. land issue, and a possible city wrecker purchase amid debate over illegal parking enforcement.
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George B. Wares
Oppers Guides, Inc
Warner Office Supply
Bridge Road
Woodward Drive
Gilmore
West Virginia Water Co
Triangle
Dodson
Commeiian
Virgil Matthews
Matthews
John Charrock
Dallas
Public Service Commission
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