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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1963

Page

16

TV KEY PREVIEWS: WEST VIRGINIA STATION LIST

TV preview roundup lists WSAZ TV in Huntington and WHIS TY Bluefield NBC WDBI TV excerpts CBS NBC WOAY TV Oak Hill CBS WSLS Roanoke WHOY Clarksburg CBS ABC WTAP TV Parkersburg NBC with unclear program details and station pairings.

Wdbi-Tv Reexe Cbs-Nbc Woay-Tv Oak Hill W. Va CBS Wsls-Tv Roanoke Noo Whoy-Tv Clarksburg Cbs-Abc Wtap-Tv Parkersburg Nbc

World Freestyle Wrestling Championships preview

The wide range of sports coverage includes gymnastics and wrestling with broadcaster Bill Fleming and Tom Maloney providing commentary. From Philadelphia to nationwide venues, fans anticipate events as 5 p.m. ABC airs the analysis and updates on the championships and related competitions.

Garia AAU Jim Mo Phil-Day Sophia Baladelphia Bill Flemming West Point Tom Maloney ABC

Job Equality Talks Slated at Institute

The West Virginia Emancipation Proclamation Committee will sponsor an equal employment opportunities conference next Friday and Saturday at West Virginia State College. Gov Barron and Dr Thomas Gavett will speak at a Friday luncheon. A public meeting Friday evening will feature a panel with State Labor Commissioner Lawrence Barker. Workshops cover guidance counseling, vocational education, minority opportunities in higher education, retraining, legislation, and management labor responsibility.

West Virginia West Virginia State College Barron Thomas Gayett West Virginia Human Relations Commission College Chapel Lawrence Barker Hugh S. Peck Kanawha Ernest A. Edwards West Virginia State Cornelia Ladwis West Virginia University Miles C. Stanley West Virginia Labor Federation Howard McKinney The West Virginia Human Rights Commission Gavett

West Virginia Roadeo Show Promises Truck Skill Test

A group of about 45 veteran truck drivers will tackle an obstacle course on the Civic Center parking lot as part of the 1963 West Virginia Motor Truck Association Roadeo. Prizes will be awarded at a Saturday banquet.

Civic Center West Virginia Motor Truck Association

City to Enforce Trash Ordinance

Mayor Shanklin announced strict enforcement would begin in July to curb improper trash disposal in Charleston. Residents are urged to place all trash in containers on their property for city pickup to keep streets and gutters from overflow into main sewers.

Charleston Shanklin

Mayor Says Two Key City Men Quitting

Mayor Shanklin said two city officials plan to resign over the weekend but would not identify them. He noted a news conference revealed the two had indicated retirement. He also spoke on board membership, urban renewal interest, and new trash pickup rules effective July 1, urging residents to place debris in containers on private property and warning against accepting tree trunks for removal.

Shanklin Phe John Marquis Civic Center Board Marquis Kennedy Charleston Ted Kennedy North Charleston

W Logan Mayor Drawn From Hat

WEST LOGAN voters chose the new mayor after a tie between Baxter Bledsoe and incumbent W S Fortune. Each received 128 votes and the winner was decided by a hat draw conducted by election officials in West Logan last Tuesday.

West Logan West Logan Baxter Bledsoe Bledsoe W. S. Fortune

Kennedy Backs Federal Aid to Develop Airliner

President Kennedy proposed a six year program to develop a supersonic airliner with the federal government bearing about 75 percent of the billion dollar development cost. He told Congress Johnson and McCormack that government aid would be limited to 750 million while manufacturers would cover 25 percent. Airlines purchasing the craft would repay part of the cost via royalties.

New York Times Co Washington Kennedy Congress Johnson Speaker] McCormack

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