Britain and Italy push for European unity after Brussels veto
Prime Minister Macmillan and Amintore Fanfani urged continued pursuit of European integration despite Charles de Gaulle’s French veto. They held two talks totaling over three hours, reviewing Brussels’ failure and exploring ways to keep Western Europe’s economic and political unity alive, including NATO’s role and nuclear issues.
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Macmillan
Halian Fremier
Amintore Pantani
Britain
Fanfani
Charles de Gaulle
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Fani
Uieir
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Macoullan
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Brussels
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Tat Jan
NATO
Hospital Job Applicants Being Sought
Charleston WV office of the West Virginia Department of Employment Security seeks applicants for training as nursing unit clerks and hospital orderlies at 211 Broad St under the Manpower Development and Training Act. No fee, training allowance provided. Nursing clerks: female 22–44, high school or equivalent, sole or primary wage earner, unemployed, some typing. helpful: related experience. Hospital orderly: male 22–44, eighth grade education or better, sole or primary wage earner, unemployed.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Pepa of
Broad St
Woman Hurt In Car Crash Near Charleston
Mrs Josephine Tabor 39 suffered head injury and both legs broken when her car crashed into a bridge post on a roadway north of Charleston. She was taken to Charleston General Hospital undergoing surgery Friday night.
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Charleston
Josephine Tabor
Charleston General Hospital
Haler Funeral Home
Tabor
Carappar
D. H.ently
Town Motor
Washington Street
Brent Street
Gay
Robert Martens
Meluikin
Fire calls report from Charleston on Friday
Charleston Fire Department answered seven calls Friday including smoke in a Capitol Street building with no damage and multiple short circuits in vehicles and wiring. Other incidents included false alarms on Washington Street and Patrick Street and a minor $75 damage from a car wiring short at Ninian Terrace.
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Mathews Ave
Kanawha Boulevard
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Washington Street
Virginia Street
Patrick Street
Buick
Strike Threat Halted by Judge At Boeing Co
SEATTLE Judge William J. Lindberg halted a threatened strike at Boeing Co under Taft Hartley Act, issuing a temporary restrainer and delaying start to April 15 during a full 80 day cooling off period. The injunction targets the International Association of Machinists AFL CIO after a Jan 26 strike threat. Clemson College sees Harvey Bo Gantt attend first classes as the first Negro student in South Carolina public school history.
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U.S
William J. Lindberg
Boeing Co
Lindberg
International Association of Machinists
AFL Cio
Clemson
Harvey Bo Gantt
Clemson College
South Carolina
Gantt
Ganll
West Virginia House votes on pari mutuel tax bill
The House Finance Committee approved a bill to extend the pari mutuel tax from five to six percent at horse race tracks. The bill would sunset in 30 days unless extended. Gov Barron urged a one year extension, but committee amended to remove the sunset and make the increase permanent.
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House
Barron
Plane collision crash dominates frantic rescue efforts
Eyewitnesses describe two planes colliding nose to nose amid a cloud bank as smoke and debris burst upward. City buses ferried the injured to hospitals while authorities including President Cemal Gursel and Premier Ismet Inonu oversaw rescue operations with international aid arriving to assist.
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Numune Hospital
Cemal Gursel
Ismet Jnam
U. S
Ank
Instructiume
Liestlotte Lophel
Beirut
Nicosia
Ankara
Bills introduced in legislature Friday span taxes licenses and public works
The record lists multiple bills including HB 740 exempting certain emergency medical providers from civil liability, HB 392 increasing liquor taxes to fund alcohol treatment, HB 292 authorizing school boards to pay part of employee premiums, HB 794 requiring proof of financial responsibility for vehicle licensing, and several others involving mining, public assistance, and state purchasing. The items reflect legislative moves across bios, health, education, and infrastructure.
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Giffin
Red Faith
Withrow
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Casnenerry
O-Kanawha
Vickers
D-Fayette
England
D-Wyoming
Craig
D-Lewis
Given
DT Webster
H.R
Ay Singleton
D-Monongalia
Carey
D-Kanawha
Workman
9-Kanawha
Senate
Martin
Berkeley
Scott
Cabell
Pegeta
Ayrar
Rafael J. O Mercer
Ts Hey
Second Candidate Claims Firing Political Motive In City Race
Shamblin, last to file in the city primary, says he was pressured to quit and threatened with payroll removal after announcing his bid. He cites city officials including Mayor Shanklin and street commissioner Moore as pressuring him, while colleagues urged him to remain off the ballot.
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B. J. Gentry
Shamblin
Shanklin
Imayor
Mr. Moore Walter Moore
Street Department
Qnd
Shambtin
Burdette
Delmer Summerfield
Summerfield
Peor
Harvey Allen Pleck
Statehouse
Fleck
Hospital Group To Pick Trustees
Herbert 4 medical association will elect four trustees at 8 pm Monday in the hospital classroom. The new board will replace trustees whose terms end Monday. Nominated for reelection are A E Bowers G S Funk and M W Ridenour with Rhea W Turner to replace W W Allen. Additional nominations may be made at the meeting. Members will hear a discussion of the hospital expansion plan costing 1,080,000 dollars.
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Herbert 4
Thomas Memorial Hospital Assn
Pan
Tare
A. E. Bowers
G. &. Funk
M. W. Ridenour
Rhea W Turner
W. W. Allen
Association
Council Hopefuls Rise by 17 Nomination Race Heats Up
Kanawha County filings show four new council and executive committee candidates led by J Kemp McLaughlin with Friday entries. Wilbur Carte of 1611 Beatty Avenue announced a Lincoln–style platform for a working man’s administration while incumbent Elmo Cannon remains unfiled for another term. Multiple wards report candidates including Walsh, Lovick Jr, Mullins, Comerford, Dornick, and others as party lines firm for the upcoming contest.
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Marquis
City Hall
Kanawha County
Brawley
Underhill
15Th Ward
R. P. Devan
DeVan & Gallaher
Mary Jane Vanderbilt
West Side
Wilbur Carte
Bigley Ave
Carte
Abraham Lincoln
First Ward
Cannon
Copenhaver
Council
GOP
Ninth Wired
Justice of the Peace
Forrest Levy
Sam MacCorkle
Democratic City Executive Committee
Jack Walsh
Sixth Ave
18Th Ward
George P. Lovick Jr
Highland Rd
Roscoe Mullins
Grant St
Boty
Alice P. Comerford
Monongalia St
Paul Dornick
Wyoming St
Bob Brown
Hamilton Circle
HA. Carpenter
Violet
Brief Truck Strike at United Beverage Settled
A six-driver strike at United Beverage Co ended Friday after talks between the company and Teamsters Local 175. Regular deliveries resume Monday. owner William Dandy blamed a technicality and noted a relief driver faced slick roads and illness on January 24 during subzero weather. Union official Harold Moore said he enforced the agreement to prevent wider disruption. Dandy said he would pay the six workers’ wages.
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United Beverage Co
William Dandy
The
Dandy
Madison
Ira Bostic
Bostic
Welch St
Teamster Local 175
Harold Moore
Political Ward and Committee Names in Local GOP List
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists multiple individuals by ward and role across Democratic and Republican lines. Names include Uncle Bill Meadows Bossy Green Woodroe Henderson Henry Laughorn Charles Holt Leo Gardner William Griplett George UBrad Warner Martha Craig Ray Pierson Norman Natier Brown Dennis Shamblin and others, with addresses in various wards. The text appears to catalog ward council members and executive committee members for a local political party.
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Ith
Uncle Bill) Meadows
Bossy Green
Ross St
Eighth Ward
Woodroe Henderson
Shelton Ave
Henry Laughorn
Baine St
Charles Holt
Connell Rd
Leo Gardner
Quarrier St
Wiliam G. Griplett
Sherwood Rd
George
Portraits to adorn West Virginia Governor's Mansion
Former First Ladies portraits to decorate the Mansion upstairs hall by June 20 as part of a state wide effort led by Mrs. W. W. Barron. A steering committee will collect and copy images of 25 First Ladies from both parties, including governors wives, to create uniform portraits for public display.
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W. W. Barron
West Virginia
Statehouse
Walter Martens
Arthur B. Koouls
Elizabeth Bowen
Department of Archives and History
Boyd Stutter
Joy §. Maynor
West Virginia Department of Commerce
Naomi Hesterman
David Cruise
of Commerce
John Morgan
Publica
Rami
Barron
Bowen
Maynor
Howard M. Gore
Scenic Railway Funds Sought for West Virginia Route
Gov Barron signed an application for 50000 in federal aid to develop the Cass railway in Pocahontas County as a scenic tourist attraction. The project aims to restore several miles of track and operate by West Virginia's 100th birthday June 20, with a potential partial opening by June 20 helped by a quick AR A decision.
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Gov. Barron
Cass
Pocahontas County
Area Redevelopment Administration
West Virginia
Mower Lumber Co
Department of Natural Resources
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Warden M. Lane
Natural Resources Department
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
ARA
Science Programs Planned for Schools
The National Science Foundation seeks two bold programs in a $589 million budget request for next year. A $33 million effort would establish centers of scientific excellence at select universities, while a $25 million plan aims to boost undergraduates into graduate study in engineering mathematics and the physical sciences. The goals include doubling graduate enrollments to 40,000 and PhD production to 7,500 by 1970, with new centers distributed regionally and stronger faculty, equipment, and student recruitment.
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Robert C. Toth
New York Times Co
Washington
National Science Foundation
The
Foundation
Utehe
White House
Congress
Capitol Hill
University Plans Special Courses For Engineers
West Virginia University extends its Engineering Practice Refresher Course beginning Tuesday at John Adams Junior High. A 12 session program runs 7 p.m. weekly in Room 207 covering chemical civil electrical and mechanical engineering to aid nontraditional entrants, with fellowships to assist tuition. Contact Frank G. Comte senior at Monongalia St Charleston for enrollment details.
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West Virginia University
John Adams Junior High School
State Board of Registra
Thei
Frank G. Comte
Grard
Monongalia St
Charleston
Goldwater Attacks Kennedy Tax Plan As Inflation Risk
In Syracuse Goldwater accuses the Kennedy administration of a calculated inflationary program through a $100 billion budget and tax cuts. He says the plan will weaken the dollar raise prices and worsen unemployment and international payments while forecasting labor demands and a large deficit.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Goldwater
Syracuse Press Club
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