Youths Admit Beating and Robbing a South Charleston Woman
Three juvenile suspects admitted assaulting Irene Stewart 65 as she walked home from a bus near Rock Lake Drive. Stewart, struck and dragged, suffered a fractured shoulder and was treated at Thomas Memorial Hospital. The 15 and two 17 year olds are in custody and will be certified to juvenile court.
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John W. Fenimore Jr
Irene Stewart
Indiana Ave
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Rock Lake Drive
Thomas Memorial Hospital
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Williams
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U.S. and Viet Cong clashes surge across Vietnam frontline
More than 100 government troops killed over a day and a half as Viet Cong attacks raid an Army training center in Long Khanh Province near Saigon. U.S. casualties include two enlisted men dead and an officer wounded. Air strikes target Vinh barracks and other sites 80 to 160 miles north and south of Hanoi amid political-military clarifications on open combat authority.
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Long Khanh
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Nam
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Kim Cuong Army Barracks
Demilitarized Zone
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Westmoreland
South Viet Nam
Powell's Tax Settlement With IRS for Rep Powell
The IRS said it settled a tax case against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. of New York for 27833 dollars. It had originally claimed 41014 dollars in additional tax for 1949 through 1955, with the reduction due to replacing civil fraud penalties: with negligence penalties.
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Adam Clayton Powell Jr
D- N.Y
Internal Revenue Service
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East Bank Firemen Seek 2000 For Equipment Fund
East Bank Volunteer Fire Department launches a three day drive to raise 2000 for new hose and breathing gear. Fire Chief Arthur Keeney urges residents of East Bank Cabin Creek area to donate via coin cards with 16 spaces for quarters and return them during October Fire Prevention Week. He promises better equipped and trained firefighters in return.
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Playground Leaders Will Get Training
Officials of Western Little League appealed to the Park and Recreation Commission to operate a concession stand at North Charleston field and the request was approved. Western League was the only one of 22 Charleston area leagues unable to run a stand to raise funds. A stand had operated until two weeks ago but was closed after a nearby stand at the North Charleston swimming pool claimed a contract covering the whole recreation complex.
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North Charleston
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Charleston
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Resigned Official Transfers Power Over Holdings
Gov. Smith signed an irrevocable power of attorney during his term allowing control of his private holdings to three men: H. E. McMillen and Robert J. Ashworth of Beckley and Robert H. C. Kay of Charleston. Raleigh County assessor lists Beckley Hotel at $30,000 in assessed value. Chambers says alternate locations are available if the hotel is deemed unsuitable.
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Robert J. Ashworth
Beckley
Robert H. C. Kay
Charleston
Raleigh
Chambers
Melpar
Three Counties Receive Poverty Fund Grants in WV
Federal funds totaling nearly 156000 were approved to support antipoverty projects in Greenbrier Webster and Grant counties. Webster County will run Head Start plus preschool and homemaking for 50 children and 40 mothers with 54 aides drawn from the poor. Greenbrier and Grant will operate Head Start programs, serving 300 and 157 children respectively at multiple centers.
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Washington Bureau
Washington
Greenbrier
Webster
Grant Counties
Webster County
Grant
Grant County
U. S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Racial Bias Outlawed At Ronceverte Pool
Federal Judge John A. Field Jr. ruled that racial discrimination cannot occur at the Ronceverte Swimming Club pool, finding the pool a municipal or quasi municipal operation due to land ownership and the fire department’s status. He noted federal funds used in the WPA era did not justify relief and declined attorney fees or punitive damages.
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John A. Field Jr
Ronceverte Swimming Club, Inc
Oliver Green
Ronceverte
Judge Field
Island Park Swimming Pool Inc
Ranceye, In Swimming Pool, Inc
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Zreene
Field
Greene
U.S
Burton
Wilmington
Thority
Kanawha
Federal funds set to retrain 55 unemployed in Huntington Morgantown
More than $55,000 in federal funds were approved Wednesday to retrain 55 unemployed or underemployed residents in Huntington and Morgantown as bricklayers tile setters and machine operators.
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Huntington
Morgantown
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