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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1965

Page

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City Maps Interstates Routes Amid Reapportionment Debate

City officials outlined proposed interstate routes for 64 77 and 79 through Charleston while noting centerlines are not fixed yet. Hark proposed adjusting plans to minimize home losses with Lacy's committee to review soon. Mayor Shanklin also announced a new Wall Park Stadium Board and named Frizzell Murphy Barker Wallace and Gentry to posts, with changes to park commissions.

Charleston Hark Lacy Shanklin New Wall Park Stadium Virgil Frizzell Roland Murphy W. C. Barker Harry A. Wallace B. I. Gentry Stadium Board Charleston Park and Recreation Commission Frizzell Wallace Park and Recreation Group

Off-Premises Bank Bill Stalls in Legislature Amid Debate

The legislature debated an off-premises banking bill with fears it would drive small banks out of business and centralize power in a few lenders. Supporters argued it would simplify banking for the public. A final vote was delayed after a motion to reconsider, as lawmakers lobbied overnight to influence the measure.

Paul J. Kaniman D-Kanawha Legislative Hans McCourt D-Webster Senate House del. Charles EX. Lahr DM Cer Yel Ivor Hoimsky D-Ranawha Braich Bank Del Carmine Cans D-Harrison Pel Z. E. Watson D-Marion Cel T. KW. Myles Dfayette Aken J. Paul England

Fire Calls in Charleston Across Two Incidents

Charleston Fire Department answered two calls Monday. One at 3715 to 740 Madison Street caused $5 damage. The second at Silvers 10 Cents Store on Capitol Street caused $150 damage at 8 25 p.m.

Craggs Alley Lee Quarrier Street Dunbar Dickinson Capitol Street Kanawha Valley Bank Dickinson Street Washington Streets Sixth Avenue Iowa Street Patrick Street Sirabiella Oakridge Drive Greenbrier Street Oakwood Road Oakhurst Drive Charleston Fire Department J Madison St

Fragmentary Shenandoah Gazette postal notice

Fragment remains of a late 19th century newspaper filing marked second class matter at the post office. The garbled text references March act compliance and mentions postal distribution, subscription, and Mall service with unreadable names and dates.

Charleston Gazette Offich Sharistan Va Garele Gomeney Gazette Mall Carrie Outelde Mall Ieee

Surgical Team Plans To Separate Siamese Twins

A Houston Texas Children’s Hospital surgical team will attempt to separate Karen Marie and Kimberly Marie Webber born December in Bay City. The operation may last three to four hours and aims to divide twins joined from chest to navel sharing liver tissue and blood vessels.

Jouston Texa Houston Texas Bay City Texas Children's Hospital Karen Marie Kimberly Marie Webber John Webber Bay i City

Three WV State College Students Charged With Hitchhiking

Acting Municipal Judge John Charnock Jr placed hitchhiking charges on Chauncey Brooks Robert Tam and Michael Bernier who appeared with counsel after being picked up on Kanawha Boulevard near Patrick Street Friday police said. The three from New York Elmville and Detroit were represented by an attorney at the open docket hearing.

John Charnock Jr West Virginia State College Chauncey Brooks Queens N. Y Robert Tam Elmville Michael Bernier Detroit

Empire Diner suit over $12,000 damages filed

W L Young and J L Young doing business as Empire Diner faced a common pleas court action for 12 000 dollars. Edsel Hartley and daughter Linda Hartley claim Linda suffered food poisoning on February 23 1963 after dining on Summers Street and became seriously ill. Linda seeks 10 000 dollars and her father 2 000.

W. L. Young J. L. Young Empire Common Pleas Court Edsel Hartley Linda Hartley Gir

Gazette-Mail Corrects Errors Cited By Two Delegates

Two West Virginia House members confronted the Charleston Gazette-Mail Monday over errors in the prior edition. Del. James Loop complained of a misspelled surname and misattribution linking a quote to the Governor. Del. Charles Armistead objected to claims Andrew Blair and E. T. Stromp lobbied for the off premise banking bill.

W. N. Anderson D - Logan Kenneth Anvil D-Barbour J. Douglass Ayers D-Wood Jesse Barker D-Kanawha Russell G. Beall D. Wood J. F. Bedell Dkanawha Thomas Black Pat Beard Carmine Cann D-Fayette Robert R. Nelson D-Cabell Freda Paul Jack Pauley John Myles Monongalia Kenneth FE. Queen R-Upshur Herbert Schupbach D-Wetzel George H. Seabright Jr Ohio George Seibert William Slonaker Hampshire Robert M. Steptoe Berkeley T. J. Varney Mingo Ear. Vickers Fayette J. E. Watson Marion Thornton Will Jefferson Laban White Cuarrison House Senate Elec Charleston Gazette-Mail House of Delegates Del James Loop Earl Vickers del. Charles Armistead Andrew Blair Charleston E. T. Stromp The Gazette-Mail

Three Breakings Enterings Reported Over Weekend

Detectives reported three breaking and entering cases over the weekend. At 2182 Oak Ridge Drive the home of B L Rutledge, absent residents, lost 30 quarts of canned fruit preserves towels clothing four boxes of shotgun shells and three boxes of 22 caliber shells. E C Shafer Printing Co offices at 109 Court Street were ransacked with nothing missing. John Russo of Russo Produce Co 617 Summers Street reported a wrist watch and a green jacket stolen.

B. L. Rutledge Oak Ridge Dr E. C. Shafer Printing Co Court St

Permit Granted to Remodel Court Building in Kanawha County

The Kanawha County Court approved a building permit to remodel the domestic relations court for 800 dollars. The contractor is Ralph Odell and Son. The court has moved from the second to the first floor of the courthouse. Lines Enterprises Inc. received a 30000 dollar permit to erect an apartment at 1014 Mathews Avenue. Elk Refining Co. was issued a 24000 dollar permit to build a service station on U S 60 west of the Charleston end of the West Virginia Turnpike.

Kanawha Ralph, Odell and Son Lines Enterprises Inc Mathews Avenue Elk Refining Co U.S. 60 Charleston West Virginia Turnpike

South Charleston Councilman Quits for State Post

South Charleston councilman Gordon Murray resigns from the Creek Park ward seat to accept the Jefferson District 3 post. Felix Caudy vacated the council seat, with Murray sworn in. Murray also plans to resign from the county Democratic executive committee citing dual-office concerns. He notes resurfacing Spring Hill Avenue as fulfilled and urges city progress under the current administration.

South Charleston Creek Park Second Ward Jefferson Gordon Murray Felix Caudy L. C. McIlwain Democratic Executive Committee Murray Statehouse Council Spring Hil Avenue Burl Sawyers State Road Commission

Car Mishap Hospitalizes 2 Area Men

Two men in their 30s were hospitalized after a highway accident at midnight Sunday. Samuel Adkins, 32, of Rt 1 St. Albans, suffered fractures to left arm and leg and a head laceration. Bobby Kent, 30, of the same address, had a severe chin laceration and jaw fracture. He was moved from Thomas Memorial to Charleston General for plastic surgery.

Samuel Adkins Rt ‘1 St. Albans Thomas Memorial Hospital Bobby Kent Thomas Memorial Charleston General Hospital

Provo Tablets Advertise Quick Relief For Aches

State police reported a collision near St Iaches when a car carrying two men struck a truck on U.S. 60 just off U. 5. The drivers were in satisfactory condition and the ad promises money back if relief is not felt.

U. 5 St.Iaches COHEN

Production Record Set Boosts U S Output to New High

The Federal Reserve Board reports January national production at a new high with output 8 percent above last year. Auto and steel production stay near December highs as total output reaches 137.7 percent of the 1957-59 average, aided by automobile assembly gains to recover time lost in strikes.

Washington Federal Reserve Board

Derailed Train Blast Burns 28 Children in North Dakota

A freight train derailed near Mapleton North Dakota sending a car of peroxide exploding. Twenty eight children were burned but none seriously as windows shattered in the school depot and nearby shops. Brakeman Jack Zelinski of Fargo and another rider were shaken. Rerouting will delay passenger service by about two hours.

Mapleton N. D Northern Pacific Railroad Astern North Dakota Fargo Jack Zelinski Caboose St. Paul

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