Citizens Sweep Belle Vote and Incumbents Win Statewide
A broad election sweep across multiple towns with incumbents re elected. In Welch Mayor W B Swope secured a fourth term as Citizens carried the vote. Keyser saw Robert Lee Fisher reelected to the council with Guerino Calemine also winning. In Morgantown Gladys Brandon was elected mayor amid a mix of uncontested and contested council races. Numerous towns including Glenda le Glendale Ronceverte Parsons Thomas and Westover reported incumbents retaining seats or winning mayoral posts.
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Robert Lee Fisher
Guerino Calemine
Charlie Lemescu
Anthony Scaffidi
Jack Sigman
Henry de
Carlo
Sam McKarnes
Edith Clellan
Thompson
Dale Kortepeter
John Blackwell
Pansie
Joseph Zelic
Incumwards
Charles Hash
Bent A. A. Musilli Sr
Incum
Ted Haynes
Joe Ward
Albert Jaffate
G. James Travenzano
Richard
Morgantown
Gordon
Mcmechen
Tions
Francis R. Pearl
Gladys Brandon
George Stewart
Dominic
G. Cliff Hough
Fabrizio
R. P. Lilly
J. R. Browning
Quinn Glendale
Curtis
Earl L
Joseph Rodrigues
Westover
Joe Janko
John McKininey
Donald Smith
Jester Furne
Lee Goodwin
B. G. Bennett
James Martin
George Sidwell
New Haven
Mark Ward
Aidge Way
Lost Creek
Sam S. Hail
Harold Banbora
Geared 'Greynolds
Wilson Winters
Oceana
Rcy Aliis
L. W. Lively
T. T. Lambert
Vaughn Corort
Manning
C. Hamilton
Basil Brown
Gene Gilliland
Richwood
Bill Stuttleleworth
Maytor Clifford
Meadows
Vincent Velletto
Greer
Plan Okayed For Education Lab in City
Washington approves plans for an Appalachian regional education laboratory to be built in Semthville. The center aims to support research and teacher training across West Virginia and nearby states, with an expected $330,000 grant and operation within a month if approved.
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U- 5
U. S. Office
Charleston
W. Watings
Vandalie
Byrd Seid
Shank
Semthville
Westie ‘Ain
Tovania
Virginia
Ohio
Tennessee
Killer Hurricane Alma Hammers Cuba With 9-MPH Winds
Alma, blamed for 73 deaths, moved on Cuba Tuesday with nine mile per hour winds and heavy rains. Squally weather reached outward to the Isle of Pines where Castro era political prisoners crowd jail cells amid western Cuba.
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Cane Alma
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Castro
U S Backs Thant Re-Election At United Nations
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey announced that the United States favors re election of Secretary General U Thant for a second five year term. The move follows Humphrey's lunch with Thant and private talks. Britain and France support another term while the Soviet Union has not made a formal statement.
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United Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
U Thant
U.N
Thant
Britain
France
Soviet Union
House Okays Broad Bail Reforms
The House approved sweeping bail reforms Tuesday allowing poor defendants awaiting trial in federal courts to be released without bond. The vote was 218-14. The reforms aim to guide changes in lower court jurisdictions nationwide.
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New York Times
Washington
House
Johnson Sees Settlement Framework From Emergency Board
President Johnson said the emergency board recommendations provide a framework for a just prompt settlement of disputes between the International Association of Machinists and five major airlines. The board was created April 1 to avert a strike against Eastern United Trans World National and Northwest Airlines. If no agreement is reached, the union could strike on July 5.
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Washington —i
Johnson
International Association of Machinists
Eastern
United
Trans World
National
Northwest Airlines
Chandler to Enter Kentucky Governor Race
Chandler announces will seek a third term as Kentucky governor. He says support is overwhelming and mentions active outreach across the state.
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Chandler
Kentucky
Versailles
Car
Patrick Street Crossing Repairs Loom Delay in Opening
Motorists faced heavy traffic jams on Patrick Street as work on the New Lee Crossing continued. Officials expect openings to slip to Thursday evening or possibly Friday after Monday and Tuesday bottlenecks. A single repair crew works while NYC finishes its remaining repairs.
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Patrick Street
York Central
Nyc
Biagi Named Policeman Of Month For May
Detective Peter J. Biagi of Charleston Police Department juvenile bureau was named policeman of the month for May. The Jaycees committee awarded Biagi for arresting a suspect in a case involving damage to Charleston High School and the Kanawha County Board of Education.
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Nitro
Dunbar and Jos
Biagi
Peter J. Biagi
Juvenile Bureau
Charleston
Jaycees Committee
Charleston High School
Kanawha County Board of Educatie Hacer
Charleston High
Board of Education
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