Erhard Pushes Europe Problems During US Visit
West German Chancellor Erhard aims to press U S and NATO on European issues during a five day trip to New York and Washington He requests U S guidance on European turmoil and notes European problems cannot be separated from global NATO concerns He plans talks with President Johnson and seeks to urge concrete responses to the Viet Nam war and allied defense prospects
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Bank Office Tower Head Is Appointed
Dell W. Orih appointed manager and rental agent for the planned Charleston National Bank office tower. CNB aims to break ground this fall on a 16 story bank and office complex in the Charleston urban renewal area, to be named Charleston National Plaza at 1 Capitol Street.
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Wood Airport Rededication Slated Today
PARKERSBURG seven tele vision personalities and political figures attend a rededication ceremony for Wood County Airport in honor of Gill Robb Wilson, a pioneer in aviation who helped found the Civil Air Patrol and led the National Aeronautics Association. Attendees include Arthur Godfrey Gov. Hulett Smith Sen. Jennings Randolph and about 130 others.
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Aluminum Pact Averts Strike With 30 Cent Wage Boost
Four major aluminum producers and three AFL-CIO unions reached new three year contracts delivering a 50.1 cent per hour raise, about four percent annually, while Reynolds Metals faced partial negotiations and earlier strikes. Kaiser announced broader price adjustments. industry wage rates vary from 2.19 to 3.60 per hour. Federal mediator William Simkin noted special industry circumstances justify the raise despite 3.2 percent guideline.
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Supreme Court ruling may cut gas costs for West Virginians
West Virginia officials praise the Supreme Court 8-1 decision upholding FPC oversight of underground gas leases. PSC member Robert L. Stewart says the ruling could lower consumer costs by curbing end-runs around regulation, while general counsel Robert L. Hart Jr. cautions the impact depends on where gas is sold and passed to customers. The case involved Texas Eastern Transmission and Rayne Field leases, with broader implications for producer leases and consumer prices.
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Elliott Roosevelt Elected Mayor of Miami Beach
Elliott Roosevelt won the Miami Beach mayoral race with 10,514 votes to Richard’s 276, defeating Dr Morris Tucker and Fred Hunt Sr in a bitter contest. The article notes Roosevelt’s family name and influence, and mentions FPC price regulation context affecting natural gas producers and distributors.
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Logan J.P. Ellis Hearing Set for June 26
Logan County Justice of the Peace Claude Ellis faces a June 26 hearing on a charge of embezzling 149 dollars in state funds. Sheriff J Wolack Ferrell accused Ellis of taking money paid to the state for truck repairs after a previously scheduled hearing was postponed.
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The Man Nobody Knows Part II Reading Digest
A short book section reporting Bruce Barton’s portrayal of Jesus Christ. The second and final installment claims millions have read Barton’s work and invites readers to explore its characterizations and impact in Reader's Digest.
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Broad Mine Safety Act Advances
The House voted 335 to 43 to broaden the Coal Mine Safety Act to include small mines under 15 workers. The bill would grant closing power within six months after enactment and require the Bureau of Mines to run safety programs for small operators in the interim.
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Poodle Chews Up Man's Dentures in California
A Bakersfield man faced a denture break after his poodle chewed them. He used a product named PLATE-WELD to repair the break on the spot, claiming it held like new. The company says PLATE-WELD is available at all drug stores.
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Turnpike Receives New I-77 Signs and Study
West Virginia officials placed 13 I-77 signs on the Turnpike to mark the corridor as part of the interstate system while noting the exact I-77 route may differ. A consulting engineers study will assess a general location in the same corridor and consider upgrading the turnpike or building anew, weighing debt settlement and right of way condemnation. Turnpike workers installed the signs as plans to overhaul the sign system to AA S HO standards proceed.
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Three Women Hurt In City Car Crash
Early Tuesday a car carrying three women struck a signpost on Broad Street. Driver Mrs. Rosetta Shelton of 4620 Lancaster Ave admitted to Charleston General Hospital with abdominal injuries and facial lacerations. Passenger Veatrice Guard and Joan Cafego of the same address suffered chest and facial injuries. two passengers were released. Damages estimated at about $500.
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Adam and Atom Law Versus Divine Guidance
A letter from M.W.H. at Box 53 Glew Ridge, MI 07026 argues that humanity strains against God by mastering science and the atom. It warns against judging others, urges faithful obedience, and frames reckoning and salvation through divine law rather than human power.
Cape Kennedy Launch Telecast Goes Color First Ever
A Cape Kennedy lift off will be shown in color marking the first such color telecast of a lunar or space mission launch. The live transmission aims to bring vivid visuals to viewers, highlighting the iconic launch sequence from Cape Kennedy with enhanced clarity and excitement.
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