U S Admits Paying Thais to Fight in Laos
A government disclosure shows a secret program used Thai forces to support the Laotian government in the war against North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces. Senators cite a $3 million figure and say the State Department spokesman declined to comment on specifics.
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State Students Get Degrees
State colleges award degrees to students including junior Dun Schepier and Toomes, highlighting the completion of academic programs across campuses.
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Highway Truck Wreck Hurts 2
A highway collision injures two people as responders rush to the scene. Emergency crews work to secure the area and provide medical care while investigators review cause and traffic impact.
City Youth Hurt Power Outage In Pool Mishap
An outage affected 250 customers in the South Charlestar area when a substation fault caused a 4 pm power loss. Restoration reached South Montrose and De areas by 5:22 pm, Davis Creek by 6:06 pm. Local youth injury linked to the incident prompted the report.
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Fire department responds to unit at 213 Fourth Ave
Fire calls report from The Charlester Fire Department shows an assistance call made at 2:52 pm to 213 Fourth Avenue in Kanawha Balewars Bridge area. Units were dispatched promptly and authorities assessed the scene for hazards.
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Free Musical Programs Set by the College Orchestra
A fragment from The Charleston Gazette mentions free musical programs featuring a college orchestra. The passage notes student and community engagement with performances, likely near a military or civic event, and hints at a subscription or ad context. The readable facts point to ongoing free concerts and a local arts initiative.
Odor mystery in St Albans prompts carbide incident report
Officials confirm a pesticide like odor from a carbide facility near St Albans ended with a partial investigation. Dyer and Beard discuss oversight and safety measures as two chemical engineers assess the incident. The plant corrected the malfunction and pledged better notifications in future.
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