West Virginia to Open Second Job Corps Center Near Harpers Ferry
The state will locate its second Job Corps center in the far eastern region near Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, with 100 to 200 youths learning trades like landscaping and carpentry to aid park restoration and recreation projects. The project follows approval of state anti poverty efforts and federal funding.
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West Virginia
Anthony
Greenbrier County
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Chesapeake
National Park Service
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Job Corps Mineral Counties
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France and West Germany Rift Shifts Nato Ties
In Nato talks, France and West Germany split over how to pursue German unity. France refused to sign a four power communique endorsing unity with the Soviet Union, angering West Germany which cited French resistance to De Gaulle's stance. Germany issued a unilateral statement instead of the planned communique.
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NATO
France
West Germany
Maurice Couve de Murville
Soviet Union
Gerhard Schroeder
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Buffalo students damage airport in protest hoax
About 1 000 students from the University of Buffalo staged a spontaneous hoax at the Buffalo airport causing estimated 2 000 in damage. Windows were broken, seats slashed, an escalator power shut off, and travelers jostled. A student in Sheikh attire boarded an American Airlines plane in New York City before being removed by police.
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Cheektowaga
American Airlines
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Haan Stmostad
Richard Rebadow
Richard A. Siggelkow
Obe Sity
State University System
Sam Cooke Death Declared Justifiable Homicide
A Los Angeles coroner's jury ruled on Wednesday that the fatal shooting of singer Sam Cooke in a motel on December 11 was justifiable homicide. Mrs Bertha Franklin 55 motel manager testified she shot Cooke when he broke into her apartment pursuing Elisa Boyer 22. A second item notes a six member Soviet friendship delegation led by G V Efimov arrived in Beijing per NCNA.
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Cooke
Elisa Boyer
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W. A
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Leningrad
Soviet-Chinese Friendship Association
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New China News Agency
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Southside Market Decision Postponed
City commission debates zoning for Southside Market and Pauline property as members table a decision pending SRC recommendations. Key votes show opposition from Pittman and Cline while Brockell favors change. Also discussed are staffing needs for a $100000 renewal program CBD study and potential reorganization with Carl Gilchrist as planning administrator. Local zoning actions include subdivison approvals and urban renewal area rezoning between Capitol Court streets and Virginia Street Kanawha Boulevard.
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William Pittman
Earl Cline
SRC
Cline
Commission
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Bridge Roads
South Hills
Houston Arnold
South Charleston
Arnold
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Emerson Carson
Elmer Dodson
Robert Spilman
Peters
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Brockel
Mohler
Edwin Tabor
Irving Bowman
Gilchrist
United Fuel Gas
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Garrison Avenue
Charmac Drive
Capitol
Court Streets
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Kanawha Boulevard
Urban Renewal Authority
1000 Gallons Of Liquor Flow From Leaking Tank
Atlantic Iowa residents and emergency crews faced a spill when a tank truck loaded with 5800 gallons of liquor leaked. About 1000 gallons discharged, firefighters watered down a large pool in the cafe lot to prevent hazard. Drivers Pendleton and Yoder explained the load was sealed by the federal government and a federal agent advised next steps. City officials discussed penalties and tax implications amid continuing debate.
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Iowa
Delher Pendleton
Deep River
Cy Yoder
Oskaloosa
Homer Padon
Martin Bowles
Cabot
Charles Layer
Carl Mullen
Victor Estep
South
Charleston
Gordon Murray
Forrest Barker
Frances Price
Wayne
John Long
Cabell
John Henry Walker
Huntington State Hospital
Albert Jordan
Fedorenko
Walker
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Harveytown
U. S
Huntington
Thant
Steven
Soviet Union pledges support for UN chief treatment
The Soviet Union said it would give the UN secretary general a commitment to continued medical care as he remains hospitalized. The move comes as he continues treatment and recovery after his illness.
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Soviet Union
McKinley Junior High to Present Second Christmas Concert
The McKinley Junior High School concert band under James Keadle will perform its second annual Christmas concert at 8 p.m. Friday in the school auditorium. The fifth year group will present a gaited program of Christmas music featuring the brass ensemble and clarinet choir.
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McKinley Junior High School
James Keadle
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