Doctor Byrne Leads Lakin Hospital Expansion Amid Staffing Gaps
Byrne, a versatile physician and engineer, maintains about 20 hours daily between Lakin hospital duties and his Point Pleasant private practice. He anticipates filling numerous vacancies as former staff return and new hires are recruited. The piece notes his origin from Massachusetts and outlines broader NATO linked discussions on nonnuclear countries’ influence and a Paris-formed committee, with a Washington defense ministers meeting planned for January to review submarine fleet feasibility.
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Point Pleasant
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Washington
Paris Committee
Viet Cong Attacks and U S Rescue Operations Reported
U S military sources say South Vietnamese troops killed 27 Communists near Quang Tri Province while mass graves of 24 guerrillas were found in coastal areas. Hiep Duc faced renewal by Viet Cong after flooding supply issues, with civilians displaced. Bi-weekly reports recount kidnappings by Viet Cong and a separate rescue of five captives in Saigon area, amid ongoing combat and civilian toll.
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Menlo Park
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Milwaukee
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Gila Shulton
U N Adopts Record Budget Amid Cold War Tensions
The United Nations General Assembly nearing the end of its 20th session adopted a record budget of 1215 million dollars after a daylong debate. The Soviet bloc opposed funding some items such as interest on U N bonds and Korea missions, while Romania proposed a declaration promoting stronger European peace efforts. The vote was 62-12 with 29 abstentions.
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Nikolia T. Fedorenko
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Executive Criticized By Bateman Criticizes State Budget Support
Mildred Bateman the state Mental Health Director criticized Gov. Smith's administration on Tuesday for not sufficiently backing her department. She told WSAZ-TV that the Board of Public Works did not substantially increase her budget this year, though the board remains interested. She argued leadership must come from the executive, lamented the need for annual grassroots legislative funding, and signaled no intention to resign. The piece also spans UN, Viet Nam, and space program discussions, noting disjointed topics and ongoing debates.
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Appraisals Of Estates Put on File
The estate of George Washington McAlpin of Charleston, former State Road Commission engineer who died July 17, is appraised at 272,767 with 26,259 in corporate stock. Other filings include Mayme B. Field’s estate at 185,805, Charles C. Beary Jr.’s at 101,698, Cecil A. Perdue’s at 177,996, and Nicholas Robert Henderson’s at 135,231 with 99,780 in stock.
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State Road Commission
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Charles C. Beary Jr
West Virginia
Cecil A. Perdue
United Fuel Gas Co
Nicholas Robert Henderson
Mild Weather and Snow Forecast Across Regions
Mild weather is expected in the eastern third of the nation with snow from the northern Rockies to the Southern Plateau turning to rain. Temperatures will be colder in the northern portion of the country.
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Weather Forecast Fragments for Charleston and Nearby
Partly cloudy and warmer in Charleston. West Virginia forecast shows rising temperatures with highs in the 40s. Virginia mostly sunny with higher temps in the mountains around 40s to 50s. Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy and not so cold with highs in the 30s to 40s.
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Britain faces split over Rhodesia policy in Commons
British unity on Rhodesia frayed as Conservatives pressed the government in the House of Commons about use of force. The York Times notes a rare public division within the party, signaling tension over adherence to policy.
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