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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1961

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Barron Critics Back Smith Amid Party Tensions

Reported vote of confidence for Smith after talks with Barron and an executive committee meeting. Barron as Governor leads the party while Connery and Holt critique patronage and hint at internal divisions within the party following Barron’s victory last fall.

Smith Barron Convery Rold Johnston Parkersburg Genevieve Hedrick Eleanor Gentile Cunningham

Exchange debate on freedom and prisoner's liberty sparks contention

The article reports a heated discussion over an exchange proposal for freeing political prisoners, with calls for equal exchanges across North American and Caribbean nations. Cuban officials demand no bargaining on their terms, while U.S. figures debate mediation and political patronage issues within state leadership.

United States Havana Regino Boli Bot Central Intelligence Agency For Freedom Inc Kennedy U.S Reuther Castro Congress

Coon and Dogs Fight Sparks Man to Man Brawl

Clay residents Charles Tanner and Bessie Coulter clashed after a raccoon and dog fight on railroad tracks near Pisgah Elk River. Police jailed Coulter and hospitalized Tanner for facial cuts as the coon and dogs’ fates remain unknown.

Clay Clay Detachment Charles Tanner Bessie Coulter Pisgah Elk River Tanner Coulter

Webster Plan To Redevelop Is Accepted

Webster County officials and residents accepted the West Virginia Redevelopment Plan at a courthouse joint meeting. William H. Stuart presented the plan from the Department of Commerce, noting it began in January and is one of two state pilot studies guiding future county projects. The commission gave first priority to a Camden-in-Gauley water system project.

John Proton Sylvester A. 8. Barksdale Bluefield E. G. Otey Smith Webster Springs West Virginia Webster County County Planning Commission Planning Commission William H. Stuart Weal Virginia Department of Commerce Economic Development Agency Department of Commerce Dana B. Martin Webster’ S Camden-in-Gauley Atlanta Charleston Cincinnati Cleveland Tigh Denver Virginia Detroit Fairbanks Pennsylvania Cork Worth Janapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Dear Los Angeles Miami Memphis Milwaukee St. Paul New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland St. Louis Tampa Washington

Laos Peace Talks Stall Amid Conflicting Reports

Reports from the Laos talks note divisions over a cease-fire with one side pulling out and another staying to press for a true cease-fire. The U S delegation indicates no cease-fire and no negotiations, while pro Communist forces have halted forward moves since May 3 and focus on the Padong area.

United States Britain U. S Laos Padong

Canada plans grain sale to Red China and unloading gear

Ottawa plans to ship 217 million bushels of wheat and 38 million bushels of barley to Red China within two years. Canada will unload grain with portable equipment from Batavia to handle tanker cargoes. The move follows U S concerns over American made gear and subsidies and ties into broader defence education debates in Congress.

Ottawa Canada China U. S United States Sidiaries Diefenbaker Peiping Washington Federal Ada Batavia Adam C. Powell D-Ny U.S. Treasury Department House Education Labor Committee Powell House Baptist Choich Jheer

Dominican Republic blamed for plot to kill Betancourt

Hemisphere nations formally blamed the Dominican Republic regime for a plot to assassinate Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt. The article notes limited sanctions and questions whether the Dominican government remains a threat, as observers discuss the regime headed by Rafael Trujillo’s son. It also covers Kennedy education aid politics and Laos cease fire tensions with Souvanna Phouma.

Trujillo Hemisphere Nations Venezela Romulo Betancourt Dominican Republic Mision Rafael Trujillo

Coal Loading Rises Sharply in N and W Railways

George Fumich Jr. was named director as coal loading by Norfolk and Western hit 24,008 cars, the highest in almost a year, with 25,359 cars reported earlier. The ceremony in the Interior Department included Mrs. Fumich and lawmakers Harley Staggers and Ken Hechler from West Virginia.

Roanoke Norfolk and Western Railway Washington - Georges Fumich Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall Harley 0. Staggers Ken Hechler West Virginia Democrats Uriward

Bolivia Faces Strikes and Soviet Aid Talks Amid Political Turmoil

President Paz Estenssoro confronts miners’ unions over wage bans and anti inflationary policy while Bolivia weighs a Soviet economic aid offer. The aid package and potential regime changes ripple through diplomatic moves and internal politics.

Paz Estenssoro United States Bolivia Pax Estenssoro

Mountaineer Boys State Holds Legislature in Session

The Mountaineer Boys State Legislature convened Wednesday with the Federalists holding a 26 to 25 edge in the House and the Nationalists leading the Senate 15 to 11. Key leaders named include Senate President Pat Deery Huntington and House Speaker David E. Creasty Huntington.

Jackson's Mill Mountaineer Boys Senate Board of Public Works Pat Deery Huntington Charles Yarbrough Jim MclQueen Williamson David N. Hendrick JSON Charleston House David E. Creasty Harold Corker Oak Hill James G.oliverio Clarksburg

Mansfield Senate test of Kennedy foreign aid push

Senate faces key vote on a five year foreign aid plan backed by President Kennedy. Rusk argues long term projects require multi year funding and a unified Agency International Development under State control. Delegates acknowledge pressure as House debates the aid bill and rejection of Eisenhower’s request shapes the partisan clash.

Supreme Court Rusk House Paul Lambert Senate Wellsburg Mansfield Kennedy State Department Agency International Development Id. P Treasury Washington Wayne Lefor Hggs Ohio Dean Rusk Mike Thomas Morgan Montana Dent Dwight D. Eisenhearer Congress Boyd & Horrists Ate Iver Jean Will Khrushchev Charles de Gaulle France Harold Bove Macmillan Ek Argeadion Boyt E. Horror, Jr Cme I ‘ Purcem Oa Boyd E. Harger Moe Hers Uy Ter Boydeb Wornor JH Bleeeetoe Purchex Huntington State Blossite Horner, Jr. Directec Purchraes Butlieg West Iia State College Testitute Wi. Va Mernor, Jr Stete Purchears Accent Nerary Gatock Boyd Horror, Jr West Liberty State College Boyd &. Herne, Jr State Division of Hewes Male Inoyd E. Horner GAP East Eval Aero Shop, Inc MacCorkle Avenue Cherieston West Ide Scarbro Appliances Itoral Appliance Buyers Credit Corporation Fred Adkins

Ontario firm eyed to build machinery for U S project

A Woodstock Ontario company identified outside Parliament as Pneuveyor Systems Ltd could supply machinery with about half the 600 ton capacity of the American machine DIEFENBAKER. The remark noted potential competition and production capacity.

Tario Firm Pneuveyor Systems Ltd Woodstock Ma! Diefenbaker

Tractor Kills Farms Chief At Lakin State Hospital

Andrew OR Taylor 56, farms superintendent at Lakin State Hospital, was run over and killed by a tractor while disking a field. A Huntington resident he leaves a widow and two children. the body was sent home for funeral services.

Pleasant OR. Taylor Lakin State Hospital Here Taylor Huntington

Huntington Eyed As Firm Site For New Facility

A Columbus real estate man reports Huntington is being considered for a manufacturing and warehousing complex that could employ up to 1200 people. John Wittman says the firm makes aluminum doors and sashes and would hire locally if it locates here, but he did not name the company.

Huntington Columbus Ohio John Wittman Wold Wittman

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