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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1964

Page

4

Hulett C. Smith Misses Brown Harmony Feast

Ronn Brown of Bikini Iccland greeted guests as toastmaster at a Harmony Dinner for Brown and running candidate for governor at the Daniel Boone Hotel. Brown announced he accepted the Democratic nomination and said Smith could not attend due to a commitment. Brown praised party work and affirmed he would campaign for the ticket while noting no comment on talks with Underwood.

Hulett C. Smith Brown Ronn Brown Bikini Iccland Comond Ernor Daniel Boone Thurslyjause West Virginia Hulell C. Smith Sion Hulett Smith Pres Emnill Ailite Miles Stanley West Virginia Labor Federation Afl-Cio Ray George Gov Ceel Unlerwood George Wood County Underwood Govarnor

Sea Level Canal Debate Narrows to Two Routes

Secretary Stephen Alles indicated a two-stick dynamite attack could disrupt a sea level canal for two years, while an atomic bomb would do little damage. He ruled out most current government plans, leaving only two routes for a proposed sea level canal—one in Panama near sixty miles east of the present canal and a second in Costa Rica.

Geoffrey Gontld Washington Stephen Alles Panama Canal Ailes Thoian Canal Panama Mexico Cathe Gatun

Barron to Step Down as Appalachian Conference Chairman

Governor W. W. Barron announced he will resign as chairman of the Appalachian Governors Conference, effective after he leaves West Virginia office in January. A meeting to elect a successor was canceled, with plans to convene soon to select a new leader amid regional party unity talk.

W. W. Barron Barron West Virginia Cleveland

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