Think Rich for Children at Mental Health Dinner
West Virginia needs to invest in mental health personnel and facilities to protect its youth resources. Dr. Reginald S. Laurie of George Washington University urged a large WV Association for Mental Health gathering for early detection and treatment, predicting Head Start expansion and a push to train more child psychiatrists.
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West Virginia
Reginald S. Laurie
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
West Virginia Association For Mental Health
Daniel Boone Hotel
Legislature
Vista
Fayette
Jackson
Kanawha
Laurie
Johnson
Joint Commission For Mental Health
Mildred M. Bateman
Te Said
T. Glenn Roberts
Association
Beverley Rudd Jackson
Darlene Jackson
Ramona Neubert
Nelsons clash over airport plan in Kanawha Putnam clash
In a split over jet airport sites, Kanawha’s Eric Nelson backs Guthrie while Cabell’s Rob ert Nelson favors a midway location. A bill would create a multicounty airport authority with six counties eligible to join, and a Putnam meeting at El Rancho Motel near St Albans will weigh Putnam’s Putnam site versus Kanawha’s bid.
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del. Nelson
Kanawha County
Guthrie
Putnam County
Charleston
Huntington
Del
Eric Nelson
R - Kanawha
Robert Nelson
D - Cabell
Midway
Kanawha
Nelson
Cabell
Kanawha I
Regional Jetport Association
el Rancho
St. Albans
Putnam County Court
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Civil Service Openings Announced
The Interagency Board of U S Civil Service Examiners seeks applicants for career clerical, house keeping aides, and junior college graduate positions across sub professional, technical, and administrative roles. Starting salaries range from 69 to 92 dollars weekly. tests occur March 11 and 25 with deadlines in February. Housekeeping aides needed at V A hospitals in Beckley Clarksburg Huntington and Martinsburg with hourly pay 155 to 167. Literacy tests required. Further details at the Federal Building 500 Quarrier St Charleston.
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Interagency Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
V. A
Beckley
Clarksburg
Huntington
Martinsburg
Federal Building
Quarrier St
Charleston
AMC Reports Eighth Million First Quarter Loss
Detroit based American Motors posted a loss of more than eight million dollars in the first quarter of its fiscal year. The figure contrasts with a four million dollar profit in the same period last year. New top management pledged brighter prospects ahead for stockholders amid the setback.
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Detroit
American Motors
Education Board Meeting Moves One Week Ahead
The Kanawha County Board of Education convenes at 7:30 p.m. in its offices at 200 Elizabeth Street. The monthly session was advanced from its regular date.
Governor Offers State Aid to Pt. Pleasant Fire Damage
Gov. Smith offered the services of state government on Wednesday to help Point Pleasant and local firms damaged by Tuesday's major blaze. Telegrams were sent to Mayor D. B. Morgan and leaders of Quality Manufacturing Co. and Mason County Motor Co. expressing concern and willingness to assist.
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Gov. Smith
Point Pleasant
D. B. Morgan
Quality Manufacturing Co
Mason County Motor Co
Priests Held In Texas Farm Strike
Rio Grande City Texas authorities arrested ten people on Wednesday including five Catholic priests from San Antonio in a ongoing farm labor dispute in the lower Rio Grande Valley. Justice of the Peace Lopez charged all with disturbing the peace and released them on recognizance. Bond commonly runs around 100 dollars. Strikers urge workers to quit La Casita fields and join the walkout as mass picketing expands amid plans to challenge the state ban on such activity.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Starr County
Raul Pena
la Casita
Justice of the Peace B
Mao Foes Routed in Heilungkiang Power Grab
Maoist forces claim seizure of Heilungkiang with a revolutionary committee taking party and administrative control. Peking Radio says the army crushed the Jan. 23 plot and Maoist leaders urge peasants to strike for higher pay. Sung Jen-Chiang accuses Liu forces of underground plots and white terrorism as Harbin hosts government rally.
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Lucian Ray
Richard
Paris
Heilungkiang
Manchuria
Harbin
Peking Radio
Liu
Shansi
Kweichow
Sung Jen-Chiang
Northeast
Mao
New York City's Capital Budget Tops 1 Billion Dollars
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay announced the proposed capital budget for fiscal 1967-68 at 1,081,762,771 dollars, the largest in the nation. The plan increases by about 59 percent from the current year, prioritizing health services with 66.5 million dollars, though 24 million less than requested by health administrators.
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New York
New York City
John V.lindsay
Lindsay
Constitutional Convention Call Due for Hearing
A public hearing is set in the House of Delegates chamber next Thursday on a bill seeking a constitutional convention. Rep. Robert M. Steptoe leads the revision committee. If approved, voters would decide November 7 on a convention. a March 26 1968 election would choose 134 delegates. the convention would meet in Charleston starting July 22, 1968.
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House of Delegates
Robert M. Steptoe
D-Berkeley
Constitutional Revision Committee
Charleston
Cong Attack KOs U S Platoon in Saigon Area
U S forces report seven Communist dead in a 25 mile north east Saigon sweep by a reconnaissance unit of the 1st Infantry Division. In other actions across the region Marines Koreans and Vietnamese troops claim 102 enemy killed with limited U S casualties. Air raids continued, including B 52 strikes near Tay Ninh and Haiphong harbor area as U S forces press a long Mekong Delta campaign.
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Saigon
Mekong
U. S
da Nang
South China Sea
9Th Infantry
White Horse
Nha Trang
An Xuyen
Mekong Delta
Popular Force
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Enterprise
Haiphong
Gulf of Tonkin
Tray Nin
Long
Tay Ninh
U. S. 9Th Infantry Division
FCC Delays No Action on Proposed Merger Case
The case reports the FCC delaying action while a merger announced publicly on December 8 1985 involves a stock transaction valued at 350 to 400 million dollars. The merger would create a large national concern with assets over 2 billion and would rank about 20th among U.S. corporations. Stockholders approved the merger.
Weather summary for multiple states and times
Cloudy and mild in Charleston with occasional rain and a 65 degree high. West Virginia turns colder with snow flurries tonight and lows in the 20s. Kentucky mostly cloudy and cold with possible light snow. Ohio colder tonight with highs in the 30s to 40s. Western Pennsylvania rain changing to snow and a cold night. Virginia mostly cloudy with snow flurries and 28 to 38 low. Wednesday highs 54 to 64, cooler overnight. Highs and lows largely in the 30s to 60s across the region. Highest winds 9 mph from the SW early morning.
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Charleston
Golder
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Higher Education Committee Eyes Unified Plan Amid Backlash
The Committee on Higher Education, including presidents of WV’s 21 colleges and members of State and WVU Boards, weighs Snyder’s centralized plan akin to the West Virginia Education Association proposal. College officials warn it could promote mediocrity and trigger resignations. past talks of a single super board were rejected as unworkable. Snyder, a former Morgan County official, joined the governor’s staff after a stint with the U.S. Office of Education.
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State Board of Governors
WVU Board of Governors
West Virginia Education Assn
WVEA
Snyder
Committee On Higher Education
Morgan County
U.S. Office of Education
Washington
Air Crash Kills Blue Angel Flier During Maneuvers
EL CENTRO California A Navy Blue Angels pilot was killed when his aircraft crashed in the desert during practice for an upcoming air show. The crash occurred about 14 miles northwest of the El Centro Naval Air Station after the plane broke from formation.
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EL Centro
Calif
Navy Blue Angels
Navy
el Centro Naval Air Station
Communist Party Tax Case Returns To Tax Court
The U S Court of Appeals ordered the Tax Court to reconsider ruling that the Communist Party USA is taxable. The panel questioned whether the party is a taxable association and whether its 1954 tax assessment and penalties were discriminatory. The case centers on 1951 revenues and a $261000 tax plus $65000 penalties.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
U. S
Communist Party, USA
Tax Court
Carl McGowan
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
George C. Edwards Jr
Wilbur K. Miller
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
John J. Abt
Joseph Forer
Court of Appeals
Abt
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United States
Jean Aaron
Fayette County
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Vicky Bays
Jackson County
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Lettie Ann Priestley
F. Ray Power
State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Rabbi Samuel Volkman
Temple Israel
Leslie C. Robinson
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church
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Pt. Pleasant
Smith
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Washington Post
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