Public Institutions Upgrade Plan Proposed for WV
Public Institutions Commissioner Chauncey Browning Jr. said he will present a 10 year program to the 1965 legislature to vastly improve West Virginia public institutions over the coming decade. He outlined modernization or replacement of buildings housing over 4 000 patients and inmates and noted many facilities are over a century old. Browning will provide copies to board members and legislature chairs. the plan does not call for junking the system but aims to improve operations within existing funding.
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Stratton L. Douth
Associated Press
Public Institutions
Chauncey Browning Jr
Browning
Board of Public Works
West Virginia
Finance and Institutions
Toll Is 14 In Bloody Sudan Riots
In Khartoum violence between Black Africans and Arabs lasts through the night. Government says 14 dead and 400 injured, including an American couple. Hundreds of Blacks jailed as Prime Minister el Khalifa orders troops ready to quell further rioting.
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Khartoum
Sudan
South Sundan
Sir el Khatem el Khalifa
New York
United Presbyterian Church
Tito Says China Won’t Cooperate In Epic Cold War Rift
Belgrade Yugoslavia report says President Tito told the Soviet Union it was useless to compromise with Communist China. Tito, 72, also appeared to soften stance toward the Kremlin as tensions rise between allies in Asia and Europe.
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New York Times Co
David Binder
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Union
China
International Workers Movement
Peking
Khrushchev
Moscow
Democrats Seek House Changes
A group of House Democratic liberals is canvassing colleagues for sweeping reforms in party and House rules aimed at boosting leadership power and enabling health care for the aged. The Democratic Study Group proposals, circulated by Rep. Frank Thompson Jr., are not yet adopted and require caucus and House approval, with Republicans voting.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Democratic Study Group
DSG
Frank Thompson Jr
New Jersey
Gromyko urges neighborly ties with West Germany at UN
At the United Nations Andrei Gromyko urged normal good neighbor relations with West Germany and said no international problem, including a German peace settlement, is insoluble while criticizing U S plans for a NATO allied nuclear force and actions on Cuba, the Congo and Vietnam. He defended UN unity, warned against revanchist West German elements, and implied U S policy goals remain unchanged.
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New York Times Co
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
West Germany
Gromyko
General Assembly
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U.S
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GOP Executive Grenier Quits Amid Leadership Tug
Dean Burch and Senator Barry Goldwater endorse a governors statement calling for a reshaping of the GOP national committee after a party defeat. John Grenier resigns as executive director as governors urge changes, while Burch rejects claims he excludes others and says Goldwater concurs with broad party aims.
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Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
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Burch
National Committee
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John Grenier
GOP
Denver
Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Birmingham
Grenier
Rail and unions head to possible national strike
Negotiations between U S railroads and three shopcraft unions collapsed on Monday. A national railroad strike could be called for early next week with a likely announcement of timing in Chicago. Railroads seek court order to bar a walkout once date is set and unions pledge at least 22 hours notice. Labor Secretary Wirtz called the stalemate critical and will inform President Johnson. Government lacks Railway Labor Act tools to avert a strike.
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New York Times
Washington
Chicago
United States District Court
W. Willard Wirtz
Johnson
Wirtz
Labor
James ‘J. Reynolds
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
Democratic majorities pick top roles in new West Virginia Legislature
West Virginia Democrats elected Howard W. Carson as Senate president for a third term and H Laban White Jr. as House speaker. Carson defeated Clarence E. Martin Jr. for the Senate post, while White was unopposed for the House leadership. Both caucuses indicated future appointments, with possible shifts in committee chairs and floor leaders as the 57th Legislature convenes January 13.
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Herb Little
Associated Press
West Virginia
Howard W. Carson
Senate
del. H. Laban White Jr
House
White
Clarksburg
Hulett Smith
Carson
Fayetteville
Clarence E. Martin, Jr
Martinsburg
Senators
Guy Douglas
Lookout
Ben
Nuclear Formula Is Sought by Johnson and Wilson
President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson opened a two day conference seeking a possible guideline for a Nato nuclear role. They discussed global issues and while no blueprint is expected, both leaders hope to agree on a new approach to enter negotiations with allies. Gromyko at the UN opposed Nato plans and argued multilateral disarmament obstacles remain.
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Washington
Johnson
Harold Wilson
United States
Britain
Nate
Hance Bat
Southeast Asia
NATO
Wilson
West Germany
France
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Gromyko
Soviet Union
State Department
Mother Hurt In Effort To Save Two Children
In Parkerburg a mother, Mrs Maxine Houser, was seriously cut and burned Monday while trying to rescue two of her children from an early morning house fire. She pulled her daughter Alice and son Kevin to safety before flames trapped two other children, William Michael Houser and Ricky Date, whose bodies were recovered after firefighters extinguished the blaze. The husband was away and another daughter was at school. Cause of the fire was not immediately known.
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Maxine Houser
William Michael Houser
Ricky Date
Kevin
Byrd Names Ferguson as U S Attorney Pick in WV
Sen Robert C Byrd confirms plan to nominate Milton J Ferguson of Huntington for U S attorney for Southern West Virginia. Dispute over Sino Soviet issue noted as ongoing in backstage briefings. Page references indicate continuation on politics and international tension.
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Ferguson
Robert C. Byrd
Milton J. Ferguson
Huntington
U. S
West Virginia
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