Free Lunches for Needy Children Urged at Hunger Conference
West Virginia hunger conference ends after a three day marathon urging free hot lunches for needy children and full welfare aid. The gathering endorses White House hunger priorities including a 5500 income floor for a family of four and guaranteed benefits for the working poor. A three page Statement of proposed welfare changes was released by Rev Richard C Austin, chair of the Consulation on Hunger and Malnutrition. About 70 church leaders officials and needy residents participated. The report also discusses the food stamp program affecting nearly all eligible families.
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W. Lee
Logan
West Virginia
White House
Richard C. Austin
Coed Donor Case Highlights Cincinnati Transplant Surgery
Report details the fatally injured University of Cincinnati area donor Carol Sanders 18 of Akron whose death followed a woods attack. Surgeons in Cincinnati General Hospital completed kidney and pancreas transplants for two recipients while police made no arrests. The CORA and West Virginia Churches conference urged welfare and justice measures and condemned price supports and certain tax policies.
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Commission On Religion In Appalachia
CORA
West Virginia Council of Churches
Cincinnati
Ohio— Sur
University of Cincinnati Coed
Lo Noor
Carol Sanders
Akron
Ohio
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Sanders
Cincinnati General Hospital
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Rockefeller as West Virginia Democrats’ unifier
Senate President Lloyd G. Jackson credits Secretary of State John D. Rockefeller IV with stitching together West Virginia’s Democratic factions. He notes past losses in 1969 and says bipartisanship with a Republican governor reduced dissension. He identifies Jay Rockefeller as the likely strongest 1972 gubernatorial contender.
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Associated Press Senate
Lloyd G. Jackson
West Virginia
John D. Rockefeller IV
Jackson
Wsaz-Tv
Senate
Rockefeller
No Extension John Thoburn Morgan, 80, dies at home
John Thoburn Morgan, 80, retired board chairman of iCharleston Electrical Supply Co., died Saturday night of heart failure at his home 1538 Quarrier St after nearly 50 years there. Service planned 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with officials officiating. Morgan, Charleston native, West Virginia University graduate, long civic involvement including Civic Center board, longtime Charleston business leader.
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iCharleston Electrical Supply Co
Quarrier St
First Presbyterian Church
William A.benfield Jr
Wilburn C. Campbell
Episcopal Diocese of
West Virginia
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Charleston
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Civic Center Board
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Ex-Chief J T Morgan Dies After 50th Anniversary
J T Morgan former chief of an electric firm dies. He belonged to American Legion American Society of Mechanical Engineers Rotary Edgewood Country Club Metropolitan Club of Washington and was a Mason. Survived by widow Rebecca Putney two daughters Benjamin Morgan Jr. in Richmond and two Charleston spouses. Funeral arrangements and bequest to the Fund for the Aged announced.
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Board of Governors
National Association of Electrical Distributors
Rotary
Edgewood Country Club
Metropolitan Club of Washington
Nie
Rebecca Putney
P. Joseph Beattie Jr
James R. Hartman
Charleston
Benjamin Morgan Jr
Richmond
Barlow-Bonsall Funeral Home
Hechler to Oppose Blue Ridge Power Project Testimony
Rep. Ken Hechler of West Virginia said he will oppose Appalachian Power Co. Blue Ridge dams in Grayson County Virginia before the Federal Power Commission. He warned the plan would endanger fishing boating and recreation on the New and Kanawha rivers and dismissed claims that the project would reduce pollution by flushing the streams.
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Washington
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
Appalachian Power Co
Blue Ridge
Federal Power Commission
Grayson County
New
Kanawha
West Virginia
Five More Clubs Hit By Police At Alley Fast Bank
Remarks prepared for today’s testimony urge the Federal Power Commission to curb air and war pollution at the source. The speaker questions if the Blue Ridge project will provide cheap power across West Virginia and the Appalachian area, advocating regional resource harnessing for public good like the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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Fast Bank
Hasgow
Mount Storm
Federal Power Commission
Hechler
Blue Ridge
West Virginia
Appalachian
Tennessee Valley Authority
Massive Sunday vice crackdown hits Kanawha County clubs
Sixty ten lawmen in Kanawha County led weekend raids targeting liquor and prostitution. Clubs raided include Owl's Club and M and L Lunch with charges of liquor violations and soliciting for prostitution. Police also report multiple arrests for disorderly conduct and felonious assault tied to late night incidents and a broader crackdown urged by Prosecuting Attorney Patrick Casey.
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Kanawha County
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Owl's Club
Athletic Club
Roscoe’s
Dryden Street
Willow Room
Bigley Avenue
James D. Baisden
South Charleston
Atty
Patrick Casey
Charleston
Bob Crouse
Pete Biagi
Summers Street
Barbara Spaulding
Rt. 1
Goren on Bridge Weefely Bridge Quiz Q1 to Q8
A set of bridge bidding questions presented as a quiz. Each query places South in varied vulnerable or not, detailing hands like AJ2 and 43 combinations. Read the four-card hands and suggest the next bid or action per standard bridge theory.
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Wefely
Governor Moore Opens WV Industrial Meet as Speaker
Gov Moore will headline the opening sessions at the West Virginia Industrial Development Association mid year meeting held at the Daniel Moore Hotel today. Other speakers Tuesday include State Road Commissioner William S. Ritchie State Commerce Commissioner Lysander L Dudley and Dr Lewis C Bell fiscal consultant to the West Virginia Legislature.
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Gov. Moore
West Virginia Industrial Development Association
Daniel Moore
William S. Ritchie
Lysander L. Dudley
Lewis C. Bell
West Virginia’ Legislature
Sunday Temperature and Wind Report
Weather bulletin lists temperatures for morning afternoon and night with am and pm markers. Humidity readings show varying levels and a central wind value notes a highest 15 mph from the west southwest.
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WSW
Battlefield toll rises as Viet Cong battles pound South Vietnam
South Vietnamese regimental HQ near Quang Ngai reports a major wounded fatally after a clash with an unknown enemy force. Across the Mekong Delta to the northern frontier, more than 206 enemy troops are reported killed, with over 2,500 rocket and mortar rounds hitting 48 bases and towns including Phu Lai, Camp Radcliffe, and Nha Trang. Four Marines die in an ambush near Da Nang, with additional U.S. casualties elsewhere.
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U.S
U. S
Cambodia
An Shan
South Vietnam
Names Faces In the News Muskie Voices TV Concerns
Senator Edmund Muskie warned that President Nixon uses television skillfully to build momentum on issues and confront Congress. He also questioned Spiro Agnew's past network speeches, saying their intimidating effect may not be visible if it succeeds.
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Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Nixon
Spiro
Agnew
Maine Democrat
Congress
NBC
Meet the Press
Bond's Firm Reinstated by CEO After Inquiry
WASHINGTON A three month FBI inquiry led to the Office of Economic Opportunity reinstating a contract with Frontiers Unlimited, an Atlanta consulting firm partly owned by Julian Bond. Bond claims the probe was racially and politically motivated as the $158,000 contract awarded last July for technical assistance to OHO programs was paused in October due to potential conflicts of interest among firm members.
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FBI
Office of Economic Opportunity
Atlanta
Julian Bond
Georgia Negro Couidator
Frontiers Unlimited
Antipoverty Agency
Nasser Trip Report Denied by Officials
A diplomatic source says President Nasser secretly visited the Soviet Union for four days last week despite official denials from Moscow and Cairo. The source notes the secrecy and a guarded reception, while authorities deny the trip occurred.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Soviet Union
Cairo
Moscow
Government to award 30 million in crime grants
Atty General John N. Mitchell announced that 112 cities will be eligible to apply for grants totaling 30 million over the next five months from a $10 million crime control fund administered by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. The grants aim to help cities tackle pressing crime problems.
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Washington
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Mansfield Rates Muskie in Front
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said Edmund Muskie of Maine is the frontrunner among Democratic presidential prospects, with President Nixon well ahead overall. He noted Muskie as the leading contender with real integrity, while denying any unbeatable challenger for 1972.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Nixony
Nixon
Mansfield
Montana
Muskie
ABC
Agnew Heads Plan for Southern School Desegregation Force
Vice President Spiro Agnew said the Nixon administration will form a cabinet level group to aid Southern school districts in desegregation under Supreme Court orders. The plan includes a task force on education with Southern educators of both races and a meeting of the Charleston NAACP branch to discuss membership drive.
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Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Supreme Court
South
Amer
CBS
Charleston
The
Nation
Association For the Advance
NAACP
First Baptist
Chirea
What Does Mrs Schuffman Do When She's Upset
Logan Utah report on Mrs Mary Schuman of this town who describes personal relief from headaches by taking Anacin. She praises the tablet for fast pain relief and reduced nervous tension, noting other tablets failed to help.
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Logan
Utah
Mary Schuman
Faenzines
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