Election returns from St Albans area show wide party shifts
Voter tallies reveal Ramsey 2137 and Cunningham 1974 lead as incumbents and challengers vie in City Council races. Dunbar and Marmet results crown White and Pauley respectively, with voter turnout around 47 percent in Marmet and 65 percent in Cedar Grove, while Clendenin reports 50 percent turnout amid nonpartisan races.
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St. Albans
Ramsey
Cunningham
Clyde D. Alford
Alfred L. Shepard
John M. Jones
M. PD. Mamone
John C. Gibson Jr
Glen R. Dunlap
Peo- Peoples
William
Peoples
A. H. Erwin
Seventh
Robert I. Daniel
Mary Sue Buckley
Eighth
J. B. Kessler
James B. Thompson
Ninth Ward
James R. Randall
Citizens
Yancey E. Burns
Citizens Party
White
Mary A. TeLang
Council
Thomas B. Hively
Omar W. Rogers
Ralph PB. Holbrook
Anna L. Tucker
Max M. Brothers
Catton
Foster
Freddie J. Prichard
Charles W. Cassell
Lavender
Robert
Kanawha
Howard W. Godhenaur
Donald F. Kowerton
Michaelson
Harold Carrico
Democrat Party
Pauley
Marie FE. Hudnatl
Counc!l
Ivie Washire
Garden Davis
Judah T Hy Jr
Loren FE. Snodgrass
Bernard St. Palin
Goedenour
Howerton
Michael
Hager
Son
Carrico
Hudnall
Seabolt
Leonard Wilson
Craige
Praviar
East Bank
Progressive iParty
Ruth Ann Craige
B. G. Rosen
Cedar Grove Council
Baum
Peoples Party
William L. Harrison Jr
Essie
S. D
Dukie" Morty
James Eris
William Gray
Pyle
Charley Younr
Progressive Party
Peoples Progressive
C. A. Aus
Audry F. Harless
Tin
Kenneth Fridley
B. Harkless
Minnie C. Megraw
James A. Hudnall
Alton
Fowceharec
Harless
Murray J. Coleman
John Darlington Sr
Sherman Jarrett
Paul MacLeery
Wilbur Moss
Harold Evans
Grov Er C. Fannin
Kenner Huffman
Donald E. Johnson
Paul Platt
Progresseive Party
Jin Clendenin
Raymond W. Osborne
Forrest W. Rucker
Clendenin
Recorder
Mark M
Bud Young
L. D. Gillian
W. JF. Swortaell
Dave Crites
Bill J. Mick
David E. Ross
Bur
Carnes
Lucille Chandler
Glen Lynch
Sidney E. Oliver
J. Charles Ross
H. V. Wilson
Cedar Grove
Ka‘nawha
Nitro
Fire Department Runs In Charleston Tuesday
Charleston Fire Department responded to three calls: 8:50 a.m. at 1501 Lee St for an assistance call, 9:52 p.m. at Joseph and Bibby streets for a false alarm, and 10:45 p.m. at Stockton Street and Seventh Avenue for a car-related incident.
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Charleston Fire Department
Lee St. J
Joseph and Bibby Streets
Stockton Street
Seventh Avenue
NATO force cuts eyed amid nuclear options debate
Defense Secretary Laird warned Congress could push the United States to reduce European troop levels if NATO allies pull back. He noted Canada may shed two thirds of its 10,000 troops, potentially lowering the nuclear threshold and prompting earlier use of tactical weapons. He urged studying nuclear options and stressed NATO must not appear weak during a shift from confrontation to negotiation.
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Bob Horton
Washington
NATO
Laird
Melvin R.shalling
Congress
Europe
Canada
Germany
U.S
Pentagon
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
West Germany
Denis Healey
Healey
Iso
Vietnam War End of Era, Muskie Says
Sen. Edmund Muskie told Providence College graduates the Vietnam War marks the end of an era of relying on regional alliances and American military strength to maintain global stability. He warned of division at home and questioned how to avoid swinging toward isolationism in the century's latter third.
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Providence
Edmund &. Muskie
Dmaine
Vietnam
United States
Muskie
Providence College
Europe
Asia
America
Trainees to Hear Drugs Program in Charleston
Dr. Paul Zanoviak of West Virginia University School of Pharmacy will speak with five pharmacy students on drug problems. The talk, part of a Department of Mental Health aide training case, starts at 9 a.m. Thursday at the Ruffner Hotel in Charleston.
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Paul Zanoviak
West Virginia University School of Pharmacy
Charleston
Department of Mental Health
Ruffner Hotel
Cardinal Sees Long Winter For World's Christianity
Cardinal Wright of St Johns in Pittsburgh warns world Christianity faces a long winter of declining membership likely into the 21st century. He expects a later reflowering of discipline and vitality after this period, citing priestly celibacy, secular trends, and school issues as factors.
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al Edmonds
Pittsburgh
St — John’ S
Cardinal Wright
Paul VI
Vatican
Rome
Vatican Congregation of the Clergy
Orient
West
U. S
Episcopal
Istanbul
Air Force to Renegotiate Lockheed C5A Contract
Air Force Secretary Robert Seamans but conditionally pledged to renegotiate the so called sweetheart contract with Lockheed for the C5A cargo plane. He told the Senate Armed Services Committee the move signals possible shifts after rising costs and debate over the carrier's design and bids.
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Washington Post
Washington — Air Force
Robert Seamans
Lockheed
Senate Armed Services Committee
Seamans
Boeing
Air Force
John McConnell
Air
Huntington Mayors Return Highlight West Virginia Council Race
Huntington voters turnout only 8000 of 41000 as Mayor Gordon Millard and four incumbents win council seats with two newcomers. Clarksburg rejects a 915000 bridge bond. Weston and Morgantown reelect incumbents. Star City and Granville name new and reconfirmed leaders.
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West Virginia
Huntington
Gordon Millard
Robert Bolling
Owen Duncan
Robert Hinerman
Harry Damron
Milton Herndon
Murrill Ralston
Clarksburg
Ray Payne
James Blair
James Clean
Willard Wamsly
Jessican
Weston
Louis Craig
Morgantown
Star City
Joseph Straface
Granville Wade Tenney
Raymond Doddridge
Mi Ton
Slack
Diggs Warns of Orange Party at Port of Entry
Rep. Charles C. Diggs Jr warns that importing South African oranges could spark an "Orange Party" at entry points rivaling Boston Tea Party scale. He sent a telegram to Secretary Hardin opposing Amcan Sales Inc. approval, citing noncompliance with pest regulations and racial policies in South Africa.
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Washington
Charles C. Diggs Jr
Boston
Michigan Democrat
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Amcan Sales Inc
South Africa
Diggs
South African Cooperative Citrus Exchange
South’ Africa
Har
Fayetteville
Divide
L." ‘Garvin Jr
Glenna Kesler
Ansted
Doane Faith
Hico
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Thumm
Richard Nichols
Larry D. Taulbert
Ralph Boggess
W. Carl Zinn
V. Shafer
Harold R. Petts
Brit A. Legg
Wave
Dennis Earl Raines
J. G. Scarbrough
Jack Gibson
Reginald Means
Chesapeake Citizens Party
Bury] E. White
Claude E. Foster
du Pont
James T. Burnette
Ruth James
Porter J. Cotton
Frank R. Lavender
A. Martul
Iucwinvenl
Don Easterday
Willard Adkins
J. T. McQuillen
R. C. Smith Jr
Sam Ingrham
Independent Party
Ray Adkins
Virgil Coleman
Clayton Daniels
Frank Withrow
James C. Hudnall
Glasgow
P. F. “Peck
Tucker
L. T. Gilmore
A. Brown
William C. McColgan
Frank L. Mannon
Paul Martin
Charles L. Knight
Brown
Henry Walker
Pratt
William H. Baughan
Baughan
Martha Oliver
Charles Spelock
Earl Scholl
Robert Crookshank
George Hopkins
Alan C. Schilansky
G. Green
Bury
White Chesapeake
Dana Thoma Dunbar
Averil Rumsey
South
Wainy Toprow
Force
Eugene Zuckert
McConnell
Zuckert
Citrus ‘Party
Fear
Rep. Diggs
Baldwin Rentals
Virginia ST
DIAL
C&p Telephone Company A
Coppertone
Cohen Drug
Y Ine
Levis
Levi
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