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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1966

Page

6

WVU Marshall Plan Faces Deliberations On Unified Higher Ed

West Virginia higher education leaders pushed a plan for a single administrative board with a regents structure. The 21 college presidents and the State Board of Education debated the plan during a three day conference, delaying action on a full merger while considering a chancellor role and new governance for eight state colleges. Dr. John Montgomery urged public school participation, and Dr. K Duane Hurley was elected vice president of the presidents association.

West Virginia State Board of Education WVU Board of Governors John Montgomery Greenbrier College Lewisburg Montgomery Board of Regents Higher Education Committee West Virginia Education Assn Joseph F. ‘Marsh Concord College Miller Presidents’ Association Marshall University Marshall WVU Potomac State College K. Duane Hurley Salem College William F. Troy Wheeling College

Recount Friction in County Election Scrutiny

Mario Palumbo accuses Grover Smith Jr. of delaying the May 10 primary recount by examining one precinct at length while E. S. Thompson and county court allies press to proceed. Officials expect speedier recounts, with continued examination across all precincts to finish within about two weeks.

Mario Palumbo Grover Smith Jr Palumbo Smith E. S. Thompson Brotherton Grover Democratic County Court James Loop House of Delegates Loop L. E. Thompson

Open Housing Provision Draws Hechler Opposition

Washington Rep Ken Hechler of West Virginia opposes the open housing provision in President Johnsons civil rights bill saying a federal ban on racial or religious discrimination in housing would infringe on freedoms. He notes other parts of the bill protecting against racial violence have merit and deserve support.

Washington Ken Sdechler D-W. Va Johnson Hechler

Weather and Civil Unrest Report from Charleston Area

Weather notes show sunny for Charleston and warm temperatures with highs around 74 in West Virginia and upper 60s in nearby regions. The article also details police deployment with helicopters, reinforcements, and closed taverns as authorities attempt to maintain order during nighttime disturbances.

Charleston West Virginia Virginia Pennsylvania Maxir Aigh Kentuf Page Ti James Holzman Wilson

Logan Democrats Nominate Sheriff’s Mother in Uneasy Race

Logan County Democrats nominate Mrs. J. W. Ferrell Sr. to succeed her son ousted as sheriff after court rulings tied to his duties with the Logan Construction Co. and two hung juries in falsification cases. William A. Abraham named temporary sheriff. election for the unexpired term set for November.

Logan Logan County Democratic Executive Committee J. W. Ferrell Sr David W. Mullins J. W Jack) Ferrell Jr Ferrell John W. Hereford Huntington C. C. Chambers Logan Construction Co State Supreme Court William A. Abraham Logan County Court

Sissonville Lions To Sponsor Variety Show

Sissonville Lions Club will sponsor a variety show at 3 pm Saturday in Charleston Municipal Auditorium. Proceeds go to the Lions Eyesight Fund. On Friday the club will present a free show for the children at Marmet Hospital.

Sissonville Lions Club Charleston Municipal Auditorium Lions Eyesight Fund Lions Marmet Hospital

Tear Gas Routs Saigon Protesters Amid Civilian Government Move

The 2man junta maintains military rule under Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky as Buddhist protests surface while air and ground forces pummel Communist positions. Brig. Gen. Willard Pearson says the Kon Tum Plateau battle crippled North Viet Nam’s 24th Regiment, with enemy deaths over 1000 and a kill ratio favoring Allies by as much as 4 to 1. A US Navy F4C Phantom strike targets two suspected planes off Haiphong. one may have been shot down. Hanoi reports claim five US planes shot down and a commando boat sunk in the Tonkin Gulf near Thanh Hoa.

Nguyen Cao Ky United States Willard Pearson 101St Airborne Division North Viet Nam Kontum Plateau Pearson Haiphong Hanoi U. S Tonkin Gulf Thanh Hoa

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