Mansfield Defends Cuba Policy Against GOP Critics
Senate leader Mansfield accused Republican critics led by Governor Rockefeller of irresponsibility over Cuba. He urged constructive solutions, noting Fidel Castro’s rise began under Eisenhower and warning against partisan attacks while highlighting other global crises Kennedy faces.
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Kennedy
George W. Ball
Ball
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Khrushchev
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Nsfield
Congress
White House
Iraq
West Berlin
State Changes Stepchild Rule In Attorney General Opinion
An attorney general's opinion disagrees with counsel for the State Welfare Department, stating that a stepfather cannot be prosecuted criminally for failure to support his stepchild. Robert A. Crichton spoke before.
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State Department of Welfare
Mundas
Robert A. Crichton
Department
Joyce
Crichton
State Welfare
W. Bernard Smith
Atty
C. Donald Robersson
Papers Delay End of Strike and Brown Avers Delay Remarks
New York speech by AFL CIO ITU head Brown notes publishers delayed settlement in the six day newspaper strike. He cites differences among publishers and says a definite proposal will come only after they straighten out. He identifies economic pay and shorter hours as key issues and offers to brief the mayor.
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New York
Fimner Brown
International Typographical Union
Monday Night
Opinon
Dorothy Schiff Saint
Madison Avenue
Weather Summary for Tuesday February 12 1965
Mostly cloudy with some sunshine and occasional snow flurries in the morning. High 28. West Virginia: Cloudy and colder with snow flurries, high 28 to 30. Western Pennsylvania: Comfortable cloudiness and colder with occasional light snow, high in 20s. Kentucky: Partly cloudy with snow flurries in the west, possibly heavy in the southeast, high in 20s. Continued cold at night. Ohio: Considerable cloudiness with light snow mainly in the east.
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House Puts Cutoff Date On Consumers Sales Tax
West Virginia House debated repeal of the 12 year old soft drinks tax noting the finance panel might kill it. Pauley urged bypassing committee review but the motion failed. The tax funded the WVU Medical Center. he argued the industry should not bear all costs. The session also considered divorce grounds, autopsy authority, recreational-area studies, and a slate of bills on taxation, salaries, and licensing.
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Harry R. Pauley
D McDowell
Pauley
West Virginia University Medical Center
West Virginia
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New River Gorge
Coal River
Charleston
Sen
Clararlin
Berkeley
H. B
Singleton
Q-Monangalla
M. B
Matney
Omonroe
Singleton and Belcher
Q-Lincoln
State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
State Department of Vocational Rehabiliation
Nuzum
O-Randolph
EI Nate
Bowers
R-Welzel
Carrigan
PeMarshall
McCourt
Smith
D-Cabell
Kaufman
D-Kanada
Hope Gas Merges With Affiliate to Form New Company
Hope Natural Gas Co plans a merger with its affiliate New York State Natural Gas Corp to create Consolidated Gas Supply Co with headquarters in Clarksburg. The deal requires regulatory approval, minimal job impact claimed, and potential expansion if approved. Governor Barron welcomed the move as beneficial to West Virginia’s economy.
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Vape
Wayne Corrin
Consolidated Natural Gas System
Consolidated Gas Supply Co
Clarksburg
Haye
ORME
West Virginia
Neeny
Corrin
Barron
Barrin
Charleston Gazette Subscription Rates and Notices
The Charleston Gazette lists subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions, including rates by mail and carrier both inside and outside West Virginia. It notes second class matter status, agency and payment details, and references to affiliations with wire services and the American Press Association.
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Oger Cwie
Charleen
Democratic
Daily Gazette Company
Capital
Civ
West Virginia
Gazette Mail
W. Va
TI Paper Agency
Atvancr
Charleston Gazette
Gazete
Aterated Breet
AMD Indae
KPL Eatin Waal
Post Office Continued From Page
Fragmentary text notes continuation of a post office item from page one. Reading shows an opening about design and a mention of valuation but lacks full details, dates, or names to confirm scope or outcome.
Emergency Unit Gets Job Started On State Work
The Office of State Emergency Management reports progress in forming task groups to begin work. Deputy Director Marc Selman notes five groups have met, with sessions already held by transportation, food, health, and petroleum and gas units. Future meetings are planned for water telecommunication manpower and service trades. Dr Mutchler's stamp design is under adaptation to fit mechanics while basing the final design on the contest winner.
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Marc Selman
Dask
Edward Day
Chan
Sel
Min
Centennial Commission
Mulchler
Day
Carley Sullivan
Sullivan
Sulllivan
James Fo Kelleher
Kelleher
Mittehler
Illinois Youth Captured Here
An Illinois youth, 13, who took his mother's late model car for a trip to Charleston, was captured here Monday by Juvenile Bureau Sgt. Arlie Robinson. He was lodged in the Kanawha Child Shelter at Dunbar awaiting his parents.
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Juvenile Bureau
Arlie Robinson
Robinson
Kanawha
Dunbar
Lincoln Kinship Claimant Carl Mooney Recalls Youth Ties
Carl Mooney, 87, asserts he is Abraham Lincoln’s cousin through his grandfather and father, recounting shared memories from Saddlegap Virginia and claims of kinship spans decades. He says Lincoln visited Charleston and stayed at his grandfather’s home near Elk River, and notes a life spent in Kanawha County coal and oil fields before retiring to live with his son.
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Renly
Wardensville
Vardy County
Winchester
Lincoln
Mooney
Charleston
Elk River
Washington Street
Alfred
Rhanbeth Walker
Hell
Kanawha Downy
Carl Mooney
America
Abraham Lincoln
Meindlays Five Fire Calls Prompt Twilight Tr Alarm
Five fire calls were reported at Meindlay's during Twilight Time as authorities responded to a false alarm. Fire crews checked the scene and found no active danger.
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Meindlay
Wil
State Hospital Director Quits in Huntington
Dr. C. Ghersi, recently served a dismissal letter, re signs as clinical director at Huntington State Hospital effective February 25. He cited current hospital conditions as making duties impossible. Last month Superintendent Whitmore Jr. fired Ghersi for insubordination. Ghersi appealed to the State Civil Service Commission. The resignation was a complete.
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C. Ghersi
Huntington State Hospital
Chersi Sain
B. J. Whitmore Jr
Ghersi
State Civil Service Commission
House Vote Defeats Grocery and Drug Tax Exemption
A 39 38 roll call shows the House rejected an amendment to add a grocery and drug exemption to the sales tax bill. Democrats in favor numbered 15, Republicans 23, with 59 Democrats against and three not voting.
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Bailey
Baker
Bias
Bowman
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Castleberry
Craig
ty'Aurora
Davidson
Madden
Marstiller
Ross
Schupbach
Steplue
Tsupis
Arbogast
Ashley
Buch
Buick
Calendine
Carey
Caslo
Deem
Giffin
Haden
Holderby
Jones
Kiester
Liller
Michael
Michels
Ours
Polting
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Weaver
Workman
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Bedell
Belcher
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Black
Blankenship
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Boiarsky Brotherton
Cann
Christian
McDowell
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Knight
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Lohr
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Tennant
Vickers
Watson
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Wilson
Will
Withrow
Wooten
Hill and
Pauley
Creel
Russia Attacks New U S Tests Amid Geneva Talks
Geneva AP report says the Soviet Union denounces new U S underground nuclear tests as undermining a test ban treaty. Delegates gloomily blamed Moscow Washington and Paris for stalled disarmament as U S and Britain push for on site inspections and seismic safeguards while Soviets offer limited inspections and insistence on few black boxes.
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Soviet Union
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Tass
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William C. Foster
U.N
China
Human Rights Group Formed In Fairmont
A municipal human rights commission has been organized in Fairmont and the city council urged to establish one in Morgantown. The Fairmont panel, the first of its kind in West Virginia, will focus on eliminating discrimination in public accommodations and employment amid concerns over restaurant bias against foreign students at West Virginia University.
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Fairmont
Morgantown
Fairmont Commission
West Virginia
Monongalia County
Weather Halls Runaway Girls
Two seven year old Charleston girls ran away due to bad weather. They left for school but headed toward South Charleston. After about two hours they returned to police headquarters cold and wet and were placed in custody then returned to their parents.
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Charleston
South Charleston
Milk price war hits Charleston area grocers
A temporary price war in Charleston area milk sales saw Evans Grocery Co. cut gallon milk to 67 cents, triggering follow ups from Kroger A and P and others to 89 cents. Open Air Market Kanawha City kept 65 cents, Parkeway Super Market St Albans sold 79 cents, Shop Rite Bigby Avenue 79 cents, Swan Superette temporarily 59 cents before rising to 89. Some dairies allegedly sold to grocers below normal prices, but most managers foresee no sustained price war.
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Evans “Grocery Co
Evans
Kroger
Big Star
Kanawha City
Johnny Parsong
Parkeway Super Market
St Albans
Shop Rite Super Market
Bigby Avenue
Swan Superette
Washington Street
City Family Awaits Word From Iraq
A Charleston couple fears for their daughter married to Iraq's foreign minister Nizar el Kadi after a revolt, though the State Department says no Americans were killed. The Ehles, long residents of Jackson Street, note their daughter lived in Baghdad for 18 months with el Kadi and their three grandchildren.
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Charleston
Fredrick Ehle
Jackson St
U.S. State Department
Ehle
American University
Washington
Nizar el Kadi
el Kadi
Iraq
U.N
Baghdad
West Virginia Welfare Department
James Brown Dance Band Loses Clothing Heist
New York group James Brown Dance Band reports theft of personal clothing valued at 1 168.05 from the American Legion Armory in Lee Street after a Saturday performance. Seven suits three sport jackets shoes at least 39 shirts and other items stolen from behind the band stand.
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James Brown
New York
American Legion Armory
Lee Street
Discussion Set On Life of Lee
The life of Robert E. Lee will be discussed at 6 20 p m today at a meeting of the Kanawha Riflemen Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans. Dr Frank Krebs history professor at Morris Harvey College will speak. The meeting will be in Humphreys Pine Room with Commander Reginald White announcing new members Gov W W Barron and Neale Blackwood of Charleston a rear admiral in the Naval Reserve.
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Robert. E. Lee
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Frank Krebs
Morris Harvey College
Humphreys’ Pine Room
Reginald White
W. W. Barron
Neale Blackwood
Charleston
Naval Reserve
Solon Escapes Injury in Crash
A legislator escaped injury Monday night after a car he was riding in on Loudon Heights Road was involved in a minor wreck. City police identified him as Del. Jack L. Christian, D-Me Dowell, a Welch insurance agent.
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Del
Jack L. Christian
D—Me‘dowell
Welch Insurance
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