Governor Tells Two Programs
The Legislature would need to find additional loan money to fund the Commerce Department program approved in March. It could use statutory amendments to borrow against the Workman's Compensation Fund, adding to the $6.9 million ADC matching needs and $1.5 million for public works administration. Pooling would require nearly $4.5 million more. The federal ADC program continues.
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Suit on Crash Nets $25,000
Harry C. Reed of Rush Creek was awarded $25,000 damages Monday by a Circuit Court jury in his suit against Broughton Dairy Farms Inc and Donovan Keatley John son. The collision occurred at the intersection of U.S. 4 and West Virginia 14 in Kanawha County, with Reed alleging injuries from a dairy truck crash driven by Johnson.
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Herman Reed
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Kanawha
Laos Repeats Stand on Representation at Cease Fire Talks
The Lao dispute on official representation persists as the royal government refuses to attend sessions while seats remain allocated to Pathet Lao and neutralist factions led by Souvanna Phouma. Delegates clash with Thai and Western officials as discussions resume under commission chair Gromyko.
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Senate approves housing bill amid partisan clash
The Senate endorsed the housing program on a 47-42 vote after a lengthy floor fight. Republicans and some Democrats denounced the measure as extravagant and inflationary with Sen. Harry F. Byrd calling it the worst bill on the subject in a quarter century of housing legislation.
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Dva
Congress
Fanfani's U S visit discussed urban renewal and housing aid plans
The visit highlighted proposed U S funding for urban renewal slum clearance and transit projects, college dormitories, veteran home loans up to 10000 with twenty year terms, and various housing and public works programs. Fanfani met with President and officials to review the broad package and its implications for Italy U S cooperation.
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Fanfani
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Rusk
Tractors for Freedom delegates plan Cuban visas and Miami flight
A U S group aided by Kennedy arranged Cuban visas via the Czech Embassy for a travel mission to Havana, with plans to fly to Miami and return by Wednesday. Meanwhile Congress moved to fund housing programs at 122 million dollars and to create a foreign visitors service in the Commerce Department. The Coast Guard was authorized to broaden oceanographic research and a bill to abolish the Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. was sent to the House.
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State Senators Vote For Bill Passes Senate 4-25
West Virginia senators Jennings Randolph and Robert C. Byrd backed the Administration housing bill as it cleared the Senate with a 4-25 vote on Monday.
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Robert C. Byrd
Senate
Renewal Plan Cost 375000 For Huntington Officials
Huntington area officials prepared requests totaling 375000 under the federal Area Redevelopment Act. City manager R M Hoisington released tentative figures Monday and noted pending information on procedures and priorities. He and other officials will attend a Beckley conference Friday to learn details of the act.
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Hoisington
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Cunningham Seen Likely Solon Pick
Late hour maneuvering to fill Raleigh County seats unfolds as Gov. Barron plans to name a new senator for the Ninth District after Jack A. Nichols resigns to become motor vehicles commissioner. Beckley figures Cunningham and Kinzer are strong candidates in power shifts within the Democratic party.
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Missing NSA clerk Covington seen. traced to Delaware path
A Defense Department official said Covington, an NSA code clerk, was spotted Monday with John Kendall and Norman Ansley after leaving NSA work in Laurel Maryland. He spoke with the men for thirty minutes in an official’s office, then went to Wilmington. He had not returned home or gone to Ft. Meade two months post operation. He cashed a $120 check before vanishing, with sightings later in Charles Town and Arlington.
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Defense Department
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Norman Ansley
Wilmington
Laurel
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Kanawha Man Denied Appeal in Numbers Racket Case
The West Virginia State Supreme Court denied Emmett Hady an appeal from Kanawha County numbers racket conviction. Arraigned in Kanawha County Intermediate Court, he was sentenced to five years. The circuit court upheld the conviction after his arrest last August. He argued trial evidence was obtained by unlawful search and seizure.
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Kanawha County
Emmett Hady
Ony
Eady
Crash continues as KLM jets face two week window
Report recalls a KLM DC8 jet with 82 people plunging into the Atlantic off Portugal on a previous date. A separate KLM charter with 73 Electric Boat Co employees from Hartford bound for Europe faced in-flight engine failure. After 40 minutes of buffeting, one engine detached and the plane landed safely at Prestwick Scotland with three engines operational.
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Electric Boat Co
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Scotland
Voter race narrows field for city board seats in Bluefield
Bluefield voters head to polls to trim a field of 23 candidates for five nonpartisan board seats. Mayor T Courtney Tanner Director Henry Goforth and Lester N Carper seek re election as the final election date is set for July 5.
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Comprehensive appraisal study for Charleston approved by board
Newsmen were told the study will be thorough with specific evaluations of considerable worth to Charleston. The Charleston Board of Realtors will finance it, with President T. P. Phillips Jr noting mayor Shanklin has approved and invited the undertaking. An ancient Sparta reference notes infants judged weak were thrown from Mt Taygetus.
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Charleston Board of Realtors
T. P. Phillips Jr
Phillips
Shanklin
Man to Face Jury On Kidnap Count
Fayetteville area court hears that Samuel Catlett 32 faced kidnapping charges after allegedly abducting Rex Parker and Connie Parker in a late night incident near Bradley West Virginia. Parker and a friend were in the Parker car when Catlett demanded to be taken to the missing girl. A recovery effort and pursuit led to Catlett’s arrest between Glen Jean and Oak Bush. He previously faced weapon charges and was held for grand jury action.
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Wiant
Fayette County
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