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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1964
Page
3
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The Lietz family from Berkeley endures a bleak holiday as three year old Susan Marie Lietz battles Nieman-Pick disease, with her brother Kevin having died from the same rare inherited illness. Neighbors from coast to coast sent sympathy and donations to fund research while the parents plan to adopt again despite the tragedy.
Britain defers $175 million in dollar loan payments to the United States and Canada amid a huge trade deficit and declining sterling reserves. The deferrals extend the repayment into 2003, with penalties and prior deferrals noted from 1956 to 1957.
Postmaster James O. Lakin warns of the largest holiday mail surge and urges residents to mail early. He recommends air mail and special delivery for pre Christmas delivery and notes holiday operations and Zip Code use to speed handling.
Walter Bennett of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of West Virginia will head arrangements for the Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce annual legislative dinner. The event begins 6 15 p.m. January 26 at the Daniel Boone Hotel with about 350 guests including WV legislators mayors county officials and other dignitaries.
State Fire Marshal Lewis E Myles warned Friday that violations of the state fireworks law will be prosecuted to the full extent. He noted annual injuries from unsupervised fireworks and reminded that possession or sale is forbidden in West Virginia. He urged reporting unlawful sale or transportation to the State Fire Marshal in Charleston or local law enforcement.
Police Sgt Arlie Robinson said a 17 year old was arrested after two car thefts and a rim collision were solved. The youth allegedly stole keys from an East End parking lot, fled after a crash at 41st Street and Mac Corkie Avenue, and later took a dealer’s car driving over 500 miles before it was recovered. He will be certified to Juvenile Court.
An intermediate court jury failed to reach a verdict Friday in the drunken driving trial of William Thomas Jones of St Albans. Deliberations lasted about two hours before deadlock. The case will be continued to the next term. Jones, 28, was arrested by Charleston police near Washington and Summers streets after a July 24 incident. He was on trial as a two time offender, with a prior conviction earlier this year.
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