Stop Attacks and Soviet Demands in Indochina Tensions
A report on Soviet and U.S. positions over North and South Vietnam notes Moscow backing intensified pressure for a halt to U.S. air raids, while Kosygin presses for a peace framework and mutual disarmament. Bombing campaigns continue with B57 Marlins and Canberra aircraft, amid signs of a strengthened North Vietnamese and Viet Cong presence and ongoing Sino-Soviet tensions.
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Three in Joint Trial Award $25,000 Each
A U S District Court jury awarded $25,004 to each of three plaintiffs in a joint trial arising from a July 22 1962 highway accident on U S 60 near Clifton Forge Va The case involved claims for $250 000 damages and centered on alleged speeding and skidding events before the collision Witnesses described delays in hospital care and a hospital transfer amid racial tensions and questions over treatment location involving Perry County and Good Samaritan hospitals An unrelated section notes Dr Martin Luther King Jr preparing to preach at a funeral and a state birth control bill advancing through committees with protections against coercive enforcement.
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Warm weather expected in West Virginia amid light snow flurries
The forecast calls for milder temperatures across West Virginia today as snow flurries are possible in isolated spots. Residents are advised to stay updated for any weather advisories and dress for fluctuating spring-like conditions.
Weather Teaser: Temps Shift Across Local Area
The fragment notes morning readings around 4 am with unspecified temperatures and mentions weather shifts in the surrounding region. Distinct entities not identified due to incomplete text.
Curtis asserts blocked questions on Johnson aide Jenkins
Senator Curtis, Republican member of the Rules Committee, said he was blocked from questioning former White House aide Walter Jenkins about President Johnson's broadcasting and business interests. He argued that Johnson built a broadcasting empire while in public service and that answers are essential to a complete inquiry.
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Jail T. Curtis
R-Neb
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Walter Jenkins
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Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Senate
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Lyndon Johnson
Jenkins
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Ane Curtis
United States of Amanion
Old Adage True In Lumberport
In Lumberport population 1031 voters weigh a street levy. With 60 percent needed, 127 voters cast ballots and the measure passed 7 to 50 for a net margin of eight tenths of a vote. Final unofficial tally shows seven for the levy and fifty against.
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Carpet Plant Loan Granted to Louisa KY
Washington reports the U S Department of Commerce approved a $771000 industrial loan on Friday to finance a carpet manufacturing plant at Louisa Kentucky. The loan supports local employment and regional industry growth as part of federal development aid.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
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Archbishop Meyer Satisfactory After Brain Tissue Surgery
Archbishop Albert Cardinal Meyer of Chicago remained in satisfactory condition after brain tissue was removed to identify abnormal tissue. Doctors at Mercy Hospital said the tissue resembled a tumor but could be swollen tissue, with results likely in two to three days to determine malignancy or benignity.
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Chicago
Harald ©. Voris
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U S Plans to Indict Hanoi Aggression Across Viet Nam
A wartime report argues North Vietnamese support for Viet Cong across South Viet Nam. It cites 1964 as peak infiltration, a southward flow of weapons, and a cargo ship seizure with North Vietnamese charts and ammunition. Paper links border chemicals to Cambodian imports and alleged smuggling.
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Appalachian Center Names New Director
Morgantown Dr. Frederick A. Zeller named director of the Institute for Labor Studies at West Virginia University Center for Appalachian Studies and Development. He is currently assistant professor at Ohio State University and program coordinator in labor education and research service. Zeller succeeds Stanley M. Hostler who resigned to pursue a law degree at WVU.
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Frederick A. Zeller
Institute For Labor Studies
West Virginias ‘University
Center For Appalachian Studies
Ohio State University
Zeller
Stanley M. Hostler
WVU
South Charleston Firm Wins Pike Island Locks Contract
A South Charleston firm, Mountain State Construction Co., has won a $246,000 contract for river bank treatment at the Pike Island Locks and Dam site on the Ohio River near Wheeling. The award came from the U.S. Corps of Engineers on Friday.
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House Rejects Changes In Death Penalty Measure
The House debated the Senate capital punishment bill with opposition led by Dest. Carmine Cann who called it inhumane and criticized the rushed passage. The chamber adopted an abbreviated roll call to save time and money on minor bills, with several measures advancing including pay raises for Kanawha County judges and a jail feasibility study at Dunbar, while objections were raised to backdoor pay increases for Berkeley, Mingo and Wyoming counties. The House plans a Saturday session at 11 am.
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D - Kanawha
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D-Kanawha
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Ned) Watson
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Contract Awarded for Dallas Pike Interchange Project
The State Road Commission awarded a 1.4 million contract for the Dallas Pike Interchange on Interstate 70 in Ohio County. Nello Teer Co. of Durham NC received the award based on bids opened January 26.
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South Charleston Student to Speak on ABC Science Show
James Hiller 18, of 1034 Village Dr South Charleston WV, will discuss his experiments on atomic energy and growth on the Science All Stars program March 7 on ABC TV. The WV State College freshman will prerecord in New York before air. He previously won the Kanawha County Regional Science Fair grand prize and attended the National Science Fair in Baltimore with Dr Konrad Bloch of Harvard University Nobel laureate.
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James Hiller
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