Weather forecast report for Charleston and states
Weather report from the Weather Bureau outlines a warm weekend ahead with partly cloudy skies in Virginia and West Virginia. Expect highs in the upper 70s in western Pennsylvania and mostly sunny conditions in Kentucky with a chance of light rain and increased cloud cover across the five day period.
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Neriod
Orbiter Front Face Mission Completed
NASA reports Lunar Orbiter 4 has mapped the moon’s near side with enhanced resolution, locating front-face features for future missions. Launched May 4, it orbits 1,023 to 3,844 miles high. Langley engineers will lower apogee to 0 miles next week and then to 2,000 miles later. Lunar Orbiter 5 is planned to follow.
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Washington
National Aeronsuires
Space Administration
NASA
Langley Research Center
Hampton
Lunar Orbiter
Bey Nava
Jimb
Hopal Horizon
Corrections Division Gets New Aides
Corrections Division appoints several new staff members including John Lynch as administrative assistant and juvenile services coordinator. David W. Jordas named parole officer to replace Lynch, Benjamin Owing assigned as juvenile officer for the Clarksburg patrol area. Alexander L. Rice hired as rehabilitation counselor education director. James Howard Staats hospitalized after motorcycle crash. Mary V. Walker injured. Rice’s uncle Ay Rice is president of the West Virginia State Board of Idvention.
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Robert Sarver
John Lynch
Kanawha County
David W. Jordas
West Virginia University
Lynch
Benjamin Owing
Salem College
Clarksburg
Sarver
Alexander L. Rice
James Howard Staats
Moundsville
David Charleston General HospitalsCarden
Huttarsville
Mary V. Walker
Victoria Rd
Staats
Big Tyler Road
Harold T Ford
Jean Street
Madison Street
Florida Street
Rice
Ay Rice
The
West Virginia State Board of Idvention
UFG Plans New Drilling Of 43 Wells
United Fuel Gas Co outlines a program to drill 43 wells this year across West Virginia Kentucky and Virginia with expenditures totaling about 4.4 million dollars. Wells target known gas production areas in Kanawha Mingo Logan Putnam Wayne and other counties and some sites already completed.
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West iGneaiare
Virginia
Kentucky
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Phillips
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Dent
West Virginia
Huhlington
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Wayr Logan
Putnam
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Pubrt Ota
Austin teen mom-to-be Lexi Johnson wary on aspirin use
The Austin Statesman reports Luci Nagi, 19, pregnant with her first child due June 17, is cautious about medicines, especially aspirin, consulting doctors for emergencies. Brackenridge Hospital serves for tests, while friends note her anxiety grows as the birth date nears. Pat Nugent and Luci recently bought a brick home valued around 60 to 70 thousand dollars, with a nursery chosen and a pink theme if the baby is a girl. A boy seems likely to be named Lyndon, possibly combining Lyndon Johnson with Gerald Nugent’s name. The piece quotes a close friend and mentions maternity budgeting and help from Jack Valenti’s wife.
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the Statesman
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Jack Valenti
Concord Ends Year With Weekend Fete
Concord plans a weekend of alumni events starting Saturday with the annual alumni day. Dr Festus P Luttimers will speak at the alumni banquet. the class of 1917 marks its 50th reunion. Dr Stanley H Marlin will deliver the 1 a m Sunday baccalaureate on principle power.
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Concord
Festus P. Luttimers
Ameritus
West Virginia University
Stanley H. Marlin
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Joseph B. Marsh
Regional Airport Talk Advances at Capitol Meeting
State Comptroller Angus Peyton said a Capitol meeting will discuss a proposed regional airport for South West Virginia. FAA officials may attend. location mid between Charleston and Huntington near Hurricane was recommended. County courts from Kanawha Cabell Wayne Mason Putnam Boone Lincoln invited. Gov. Smith-designated leaders will aid in forming a regional authority to finance the project.
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Nuntington
Hurricane
Putnam County
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Lincoln
State Aeronautics Commission
John Willson
Hulett Smith
Beckley Doctor Sued for Fees by Two Lawyers
Local report lists Beckley physician Dr. Walter A. Bunney of West Virginia Medical School and others tied to Planned Parenthood and public health groups facing legal action over unpaid fees. The document mentions Dor othy DuBoise, Columbia, and university affiliations in North Carolina and South Carolina. Assistant to the Governor slated to give a welcoming address is noted among involved parties.
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Walter A. Bunney
West Virginia Medical School
Dorothy DuBoise
Planned Parenthood
Richland
Lexington
Columbia
S.C
Geraldine Gourley
School of Public Health
University of North Carolina
Alan F. Futtmacher
World Population
Russell H. Richardson
Housing Meetings Set Next Week Across West Virginia and Appalachia
Two housing meetings are planned in Charleston and Appalachia with a two day conference opening Sunday at the Daniel Boone Hotel on housing in West Virginia and Appalachia. Sponsored by West Virginia University Appalachian Center with the Governor s Task Force on Housing, the event aims to share updated family planning, health and welfare resources and private public collaboration strategies. An earlier all day forum at 1637 Greystone Rd Rolling Hills will feature 40 leaders with discussions led by Stanley Edge and other housing and planning officials.
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Appalachian Center
Governor's Task Force On
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Rolling Hills
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Stanley Edge
Housing Guidance Council
Washington, D. C
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Hazel Ann Butcheson
Georgia Health Department
Elizabeth Reed
Planted Parenthood
Northeast
Florida
Winslow Tompkins
Children's Bureau
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hal T. Henderson
George Winders
Southeast Region
Planned Parenthood, Assn
Linda Kay Potter
Charles
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Vile Agency
Charleston Branch to Host Illines District A Convention
The Charleston Branch of the National Alliance of Postal and Federal Employes will host the Illines District A convention in Juve at the Reart-O-Town Motor Lin venue. Principal speaker will be Charles 4. Preston JT, first Negro postal inspector named in 1962, representing the U. S. Postal Inspection Service. Delegates from West Virginia Maryland Virginia and Washington DC will attend.
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National Alliance of Postal and Federal
Illines
Hare
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Preston JT
Beckley lawyers sue physician for shares of award
In Kanawha County Court, attorneys G Berk Lynehy and Jack A Mann sue Dr Dwight M Hoke for one fourth of a $20 000 award obtained in a January Kanawha County suit over a Nitro Loan Co investment. They say a contract with Hoke entitled them to fees after two deductions from the settlement. The filings refer to the estate of the late Miles K J Hoke and a prior suit involving transfers of invested capital.
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Beckley
Jackley
Dwight M. Toke
Kanawha County
Beginig
Old City
Slack Street
Hurricane Graduates Face Busy 45th Commencement
The 45th commencement at Hursh ee Ginn High School features Dean of Student Affairs Os elmer Fern Moris Evans addressing graduates. A lengthy list includes Judy Adkins, Nina adios, Fay alien Jaek Auten, and many others. Police report details a collision involving Miss Rebokuti Carla Neel and numerous hospitalized students.
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Fern Moris Evans
Grenea Nuit Shay
Os Elmer
Reta Ronere
Nerese Erate
Marshall University
Saci Tyne
Hurshee Ginn
Delia Granby
Ri Alia
Englane
Yet Flyes
Charles R. Henderson
Willem Fliey
Gregary Bird
Charles
Kadiey
Oyanna’s Brown
Marshal Burke
Norma Byrn
Side
Sahara Caldwell
Winkerd
Fry
James
Fichad Farkre
Gr Faarlin
Fea
el Gat
Trend McCalister
Cally
Meelanie Jicemin
Womay Tollthe Hospital
Brenda mMcGkes
Donna i Rovenuer
Blant Seary
Dorsaye Sharon
Aid
Gary Daniel Sayenvallita
Ersiay Thome Ee
Vehicles Unit Meeting Rush
The Department of Motor Vehicles reported a rush in license plates with high efficiency. Commissioner James K. Thomas said plates in the 196,000s were being distributed Friday, about 5,000 ahead of the same period last year.
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James K. Thomas
Blood Rushed to City Patient From Huntington
State police rushed blood to Huntington to aid two patients in serious condition at Charleston Memorial Hospital on Friday. The man, identified as AO Hewett of Boone County, was involved in an incident and sustained a gunshot wound in the lower chest.
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City Police Probe After Man Placed On Probation
Police investigate a city case involving a man placed on probation. An hospital attendant references a 24.5 wound and an unclear incident. A department head notes plates were sold at department windows.
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Union Hall Priest Faces Three Year Term
Charleston police reported Friday that priest Charles E. Cesk of 30th Street Wear was placed on three years in relation to a burglary at Con Wood City Student Graduated Design and Laborers Local office. A separate arrest involved Jarge George Ward for breaking and entering, with prior guilty plea for similar crimes. The case references stolen mail, cash, and checks tied to a burglary at Steakette Drive and to missing safe contents at Marslof College.
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30Th Street
Charleston
Intermedia
George Ward
Con Wood
Bigby Ave
Ferrell
W. Va
Dunbar
Nbar
Mars Hii
Two Shifts Work to Rich City of Trash
Charleston faces a garbage pileup as a new million-dollar incinerator remains down. Supt Bennie Patterson says repairs brought temporary operation after an overhead crane failure halted feeding of waste. Daily refuse from city and private haulers swelled to hundreds of tons, creating a striking, troubling backlog.
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Bennie Patterson
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South Charleston
Unfair Practice Charge Dismissed Against Market
Washington The National Labor Relations Board dismissed a charge that Poco Super Market engaged in unfair labor practices. Trial examiner Paul E Weil found supervisor John Jividen violated the act by urging coworkers to join a union and circulating a petition, but the board said the conduct did not merit remedial action due to the owner’s neutral stance during the organizing campaign.
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Acra
NLRB
Aplcio
Beckley Mayor Sues Beckley Newspapers for Libel
John W. Smith files suit in Wyoming County Circuit Court accusing Beckley Post-Herald and Beckley Register of malicious editorial comments over more than two years. He seeks 50 000 in compensatory damages and 25 000 punitive damages.
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Beckley
John W. Smith
Beckley Newspapers Corp
Wyoming County
Smith
Beckley Post-Herald
Naleigh Register
Course Invite For Shelter Managers Training
Persons wishing to enroll in the course designed to train all urban shelter managers may join by notifying Len ar Charles Sisk.
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Charles Sisk
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