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Changes Explained Election Laws Aid Voting Ease
Election law changes approved by the last legislature aim to broaden access to voting. Circuit Clerk Lewis A. Hatcher cited absentee ballots open to those out of the county on election day and in person voting allowed up to three days before election for those absent.
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Lewis A. Hatcher
Hatcher
The
West Virginia Association of County and Circuit Clerks
Parkersburg
Circuit Clerk’s Office
Attorney General’s Office
Michie Co
Four Suits Net 53376 In Damages
Four suits totaling 272000 in damages went to trial in Common Pleas Court, with a jury verdict totaling 5376. Plaintiffs from Clendenin area received awards of 50000 to Shafer, 22320 to Shamblin, 1000 to Gandee, and 56 to Swiney for injuries from a July 23 1962 multi vehicle collision on MacCorkle Avenue near Charleston. Defendants named were Allie Lee Greathouse of Elkview and William Duty of Union City New Jersey, two others dropped before trial.
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Clendenin
Danny Shafer
James Shamblin
Larry D
Gandee
Jack L. Swiney
Allie Lee Greathouse
Elkview
William Duty
Union City
N. J
Concord Square Dance Festival at Concord College Center
Beckley Princeton area square dance clubs plan a centennial festival at Concord College student center. Events run Friday night three sessions Saturday and a final breakfast Sunday at 2 am. Dorm rooms and meals provided by the college.
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Beckley-Princeton
Concord College
Buddhists Win Two Concessions In Saigon Talks
Saigon government made concessions to Buddhist leaders during six hours of talks, including permission for Buddhists to fly their flag publicly on holidays. Negotiations remain preliminary as leaders await a meeting between President Ngo Dinh Diem and Supreme Buddhist Priest Thich Thinh Khiet. Nine Buddhists died when a grenade was thrown at Hue in May, a point of fierce contention.
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David Nalberstam
New York Times Co
Saigon
Hue
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thich Thinh Khiet
Viet Nam
Xa Lo
Brown
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