Barron Pushes ADC Plan Amid Revenue Debates
Barron presses ADC public works plan to tap 19 million in federal funds with 8.4 million state match while exploring revenue options. AFL-CIO opposes sales tax but may back alternatives. Legislature reconvenes noon with Barron set to speak to a joint session.
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Americans Arrive in Cuba to Discuss Tractor Exchange
Delegation from Tractors for Freedom visits Havana for negotiations with Fidel Castro on tractor deliveries to boost Cuban agriculture and possibly secure release of 1,214 prisoners. The U and A workers group insists on no official statements during visit while awaiting details on prisoner exchange and machinery types suited for large scale construction and farming needs.
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Stevenson Presses Paraguay Reform Amid Protests in Chile
Adlai Stevenson’s Paraguay trip drew protests as he pressed for political reforms and U.N. supervision of elections. Stroessner’s regime denounced outside pressure while moves to curb opposition included arrests and threats against embassy staff and relatives. Stevenson, finishing in Chile, praised Chilean democracy.
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Surveyor remarks on defense sites in distressed regions
North American official Smithson cites studies two months after a state tour, agreeing that moving defense facilities to economically distressed areas balances costs and efficiency. He notes the potential of local skills and labor to meet Air Force commitments.
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Weather Highlights and Embassy Notes From June 14 1961
Variable clouds and heat across states with scattered afternoon and night showers. Highs near 85 to 99 in Charleston and parts of West Virginia and Kentucky. A separate section details U S Embassy staffing and duties involving Searbeck with background on service history and family.
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Jobs and industry gains amid rising unemployment noted
May employment rose 15.7 million with durable goods up 150.00 in manufacturing while steel auto and metal part plants posted sizable gains yet one in eight workers remain unemployed. Construction services and trade also improved though hard goods manufacturing increased overall.
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Dr Theresa Snaith Rite Slated Thursday
A funeral service will be held at 10 a m Thursday at First Presbyterian Church Weston for Dr Theresa O Snaith 63 a pediatrician and the first woman graduate of the University of Maryland Medical School who died Monday in Columbus Ohio Burial will follow in Maccpelah Cemetery Weston She also graduated from West Virginia University did post graduate work at Ohio State University and Washington University
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Nominees Named in Girls State Governor Contest at Rhododendron Camp
At Jackson's Mill the Rhododendron Girls State nominating balloting chose Barbara Braun of Charleston and Sally Evans of Fairmont for governor. Nominees for other top offices include Barbara A. Jackson and Miriam Hodges for secretary of state and attorney general Peggy Trax and Barbara Birshtein for attorney general, Leora Jane Davis and Sue Ann Osborne for treasurer, Lois Ann Wood and Mary Ellen Sereno for auditor, and several candidates for agriculture commissioner and supreme court. Registration reached 336 with Mrs Henry Ahnemiller of Washington state among visiting officials.
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Specialist Examines JFKs Ailing Back and Confirms Strain
A White House briefing states President Kennedy’s back strain is improving. Dr. Travell noted rest and ultrasound as treatments and aspirin-like medication as needed. Kennedy plans to resume normal duties, with no narcotics used, and even considered a pool swim for therapy.
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Rouse Cook Named Athens Mayor After Party Sweep
B Rouse Cook became mayor of Athens as the Citizens Party swept municipal offices winning all contests. Five councilmen were elected and Mrs Carl Bailey incumbent town recorder was re elected.
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Study finds high share of dependent children in multiple counties
Reeder reports a study showing Summers, Lincoln, Wayne, Webster, Mingo, Clay, McDowell, Roane, Gilmer, Lewis and Upshur counties have more than one fourth of their children affected. He notes this is the highest number of dependent children in the state’s history.
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