Kanawha County Zoning Sparks Local Battle Over Growth
The Kanawha County Court faces opposition as it weaves through years of planning groundwork for a county zoning ordinance. Residents debate independence vs growth while a state law aims to guide land use and public welfare.
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TOC
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Nixon Plans Flying Visit to Europe
President Nixon signals a European trip and outlines plans to push foreign policy, including submitting a nuclear restraint treaty to the Senate and opening talks with the Soviet Union. He notes cooperation with Eisenhower and plans to brief Lyndon Johnson by telephone amid Middle East tensions.
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Europe
Senate
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U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Middle East
Fense
Lyndon EB. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Lbj Ranch
Texas
Henry A. Kissinger
Lisenhower
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lincoln
St Albans Man Injured In Crash
Charles Hawes 74 of 2125 Pennsylvania Ave St Albans was injured in a two car crash near New Hope Baptist Church on Coal River Road and driven to Thomas Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Richard Sexton of St Albans drove the other car. Hawes faces a failure to yield charge by State Trooper James Umberger. In a second Sunday mishap Riley Bivins serviceman based in Detroit lost control on U S 38 near Walter Clark salvage yard. the car was a total loss and he and his wife were treated and released from Charleston General Hospital.
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Charles Hawes
Pennsylvania Ave
St. Albans
Thomas Memorial Hospital
New Hope Baptist Church
Coal River Road
James Umberger
Hawes
Richard Sexton
Riley Bivins
Detroit
WU. S. 38
Walter Clark
Bivens
Charleston General Hospital
Reds Die as US Forces Tangle with Enemy in Nightlong Battle
American and Vietnamese troops clash with enemy forces across a large area as reinforcements arrive. Helicopters gunships and artillery support press the fight near midnight. US losses tallied, enemy dead reported, and a major Vietcong base near Saigon was uncovered and vacated.
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South
Saigon
Chinese entry into long range missile club feared
Former Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara told the North Atlantic Council in December 1963 that China had begun a ballistic missile development program. He warned such an entry would have far-reaching military and political implications for the United States and allied counterplanning.
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Robert &. McNamara
North Atlantic Council
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First Woman Vestryman Elected at St Jatin's Church
After more than a decade of debate, St Jatin's Episcopal Church voted at its annual meeting to elect the first woman vestryman in the church's history. Mrs Z A Field of Charrier Bt FF was named a leader among the vestry.
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Z. A. Field
C Qiarrier Bt FF
Bate Heey
Sears
Whee Vongee Cata
Karawna
State Flier Helps Sink Enemy Boat
A U S Navy report describes an engagement off the coast near Nhataten where a U S Coast Guard aircraft and South Vietnamese forces pursued and sank an enemy sampan. The incident involved patrols and chases with Afghan? no, the plane aiding Vietnamese navy boats. No graphic details.
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Rene Mat
Norfolk
Nhataten
Stusiar
Weather Summary For Ohio and Nearby Regions
Partly cloudy conditions prevail in Ohio with cooler highs near 40s. Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia see unsettled skies with chances of snow flurries and highs in the 40s to 50s. Kentucky remains mostly cloudy with occasional rain mainly in the east and light winds. Highs range from the upper 30s to the 50s across the area.
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Charleston
Pennsylvania
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Kentucky
Highes
Moat
Israel Threatens Reprisals on Iraq
The report notes Israeli threats of reprisals against Iraq and outlines regional tensions. Palestinian protests in the Gaza Strip flare as a military court convicts three Gaza women of spying, sentencing two to two years and one to three years. In Amman a Jordanian spokesman accuses Israeli jets of violating air space. Davar cites a Soviet source proposing equal negotiations, a stance Israel rejects as it demands direct peace talks. UN Secretary General U Thant urges unity among the Big Four for a Middle East solution, while Abba Eban says Gunnar Jarring plans new talks soon.
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Thant
U.N. Economic Commission For Africa
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Abba Eban
U. N
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Jarring
New York
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Cyprus
Eban
Nixon
Foreign Ministry
United States
Doomsday Warning Marks Three Day Jehovah Witness Assembly
Peter T Mura travels supervisor warns of doomsday as 1.1 percent of Jehovah's Witnesses hear forecasts of rising crime and plots. He says Armageddon and Christ's return near while lawlessness grows but Christians may rejoice at God's forthcoming new system on Earth.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
National Guard
St Albans
Peter T’mura
Faelure
Jehovahs Witnesses Clash With Zambian Police in Serenje
Police rushed to Serenje in Zambia’s central province after clashes between Jehovahs Witnesses and supporters of President Kenneth Kaunda’s United National Independence Party. Reports say a church and several houses burned. police deny any deaths. The area has remained tense.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Central Province
Jehoivah’s Witnesses
Kenneth Kaunda
United National Independence Party
Serenje
Michael Mataka
Jehovah's Witnesses
Czech Delegation Visits Moscow For Talks
A Czechoslovak National Front delegation arrived in Moscow for a short visit. Led by Evzen Erban the group includes members from all political parties and aims to hold talks during their stay in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Czechoslovak National Front
Tass
Evzen Erban
Czechoslovakia
Erbano
Soviet Union
Nixon Dawdles Move Right Ahead Albert Tells House
Congress opens slowly under Democratic control as Nixon delays action. Albert aims to clear several health related bills and extend key programs before Easter while budgeting leaves tentative timing. Kennedy’s swift start contrasts with Nixon’s cautious pace amid political balance.
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Albert
House
Hill-Burton Hospital
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible
A New York scientific institute reports a medication that shrinks hemorrhoids in many cases. Patients see quick relief from itching and pain as swelling reduces, with tests in New York City Washington DC and the Midwest Medical Center supporting results. The preparation H formula lubricates eases bowel movements and soothes tissues without narcotics or stinging astringents. It requires no prescription and is available as ointment or suppository.
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New York, N. Y
New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
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