Barron criticizes Moore over ARA vote and fund balance error
West Virginia Governor Barron warned that most federal redevelopment aid could still reach the state despite Congress setbacks. He accused Arch Moore Jr. of delivering a body blow by voting against strengthening the ARA, with about 40 million in projects eyed, including at WVU and Marshall University. Barron also corrected a Gazette balance story, clarifying the May general fund balance was 193,262.13 with 152,246.88 credited against it.
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Senate tax aid bill aims to boost distressed areas program
The Senate backed a long range plan to expand the distressed areas program with 450 million dollars in new funds for loans and grants. Areas with one sixth of US population and labor force would gain access via local development programs and Area Development Administration approval. Republicans opposed while some Southern Democrats shifted, altering support compared with 1961.
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Young Cosmonauts Honored by Soviets in Leningrad Club
Ten teenage members of the Leningrad club of young cosmonauts received honorary certificates from chief air marshal Alexander Novikov. The group, organized by schoolchildren ages 15 to 17 on April 12 1961 when Yuri Gagarin orbited Earth, has trained with TU104 jets, pressurized chambers, and parachute towers. Fidel Castro is listed as an honorary member.
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Yuri Gagarin
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Third Negro Continued From Page Huntsville Incident
The official said no incidents occurred at Huntsville and local officers managed the situation. Nicholas Katzenbach, deputy U.S. Attorney General, visited the center for talks before McGlathery arrived to register. McGlathery walked in, greeted by R. W. Reeves, then registered. Meanwhile in Tuscaloosa, Miss Malone and Hood continued teaching as black aides were removed and a curfew lifted.
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Huntsville
Nicholas Katzenbach
U.S
McGlathery
MecKlathery
R. W. Reeves
Tuscaloosa
Miss Malone
Hood
Weather Brief The Weather HERE AND ELSEWHERE
The report notes winds at 9 mph from the west south west at 4 p.m. The bulletin is dated for Thursday with an 8:51 pm timestamp.
Civil rights tensions flare as unrest and desegregation spreads
Violent incidents and protests ripple across the South and Midwest as federal troops scale back at the University of Alabama, desegregation efforts continue in Pine Bluff and Savannah, and demonstrators press for housing and employment protections.
Card Players Fined by City in Downtown Case
Three men arrested by Charleston police last weekend on charges of cheating at cards were fined a total of 306 dollars in Municipal Court Thursday by Judge Joseph Thomas. Lee Pullen Robert L. Stewart and Glen Williams pleaded innocent but were found guilty and fined 102 dollars each. Detectives Don Wandling and Robert Crouse made the arrests at the Empire Diner on Summers Street after a man complained he lost 280 dollars while gambling. In other court action Thursday seven cases of soliciting for prostitution were continued until June 27.
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Joseph Thomas
Allaree
Lee Pullen
Arlington Court
Robert L. Stewart
Marmet
Glen Williams
DuPont
Plant Workers Win Safety Awards at Allied Chemical Nitro Works
Employes of Allied Chemical's Nitro Works were honored for winning two safety awards. They received the General Chemical Safety Award of Merit and were group winners of the 1962 Allied Safety Contest. The awards signify 310000 accident free man hours. Production Director J R Edmonds presented the bronze plaques.
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State College Receives Benedum Grants for Scholarships
West Virginia State College receives two Benedum Foundation grants from Pittsburgh. The scholarship program gets 86000 dollars and the student loan fund receives 1000 dollars.
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Claude Worthington
Court Sets Picketing Union Case in Kentucky
Catlettsburg Kentucky hearing set on NLRB petition to enjoin Iron Workers Local 769i from picketing Interstate 54 bridge construction after claims the union induced employee strikes and hindered Mattingly Bridge Co. in Prestonsburg and L & M Corp of Harlan.
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Roane Crash Injures Trio Near U S 119
Three people were hurt in a head on collision on U S 119 two miles north of a Roane County community. A H Sizemore 53 of Spencer was treated at DePue Hospital for facial cuts in satisfactory condition. John Eskew and wife Ella 69 of Charleston were taken to Mountain State Hospital in a Sinnet Funeral Home ambulance. Mrs Eskew had a fractured right arm chest and leg injuries. He was discharged after facial injuries.
Syria open to Yemen in Arab federation plan
The Syrian government said it would welcome Yemen's inclusion in the proposed Arab federation of Egypt Iraq and Syria. A communique after Yemeni President Abdullah Al Sallal's visit noted Iraqi and Egyptian leaders could meet Syrian figures to work out ways and means.
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Presidential hopefuls in West Virginia race weigh Christie and Love
Discussion centers on southern district workload and presidential backing as Christie and Love seem ahead of Maxwell and Hoff. Kennedy favors Christie for his West Virginia primary strength. Love viewed as a strong Democratic insider with federal judiciary ties.
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Morgantown
Charleston Heads Toward Record Month of Auto Crashes
Captain L H Morris of the Police Accident Investigation Bureau says Charleston has logged 120 accidents this month with 61 injuries and daily auto damage averaging over 4 000 dollars. He notes May losses reached 102 000 dollars and June may set a new record if trends continue.
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R O Lewis West Virginia CIO Organizer
R O Lewis, organizer of the CIO in West Virginia, is described as less flamboyant than John L. Lewis. He avoids publicity and public arguments, yet among coal men is known as a tough yet fair bargainer.
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