Sarver Successor Is Under Cloud
The article reports on Randall’s controversial appointment as Sarver’s successor in the West Virginia prison system. It details grand jury findings in Oregon accusing Randall of false credentials and insubordination, disagreements over his firing versus resignation, andremarks by officials like Public Institutions Commissioner Clarence Johnson praising the potential of Randall’s reforms despite the controversy. It notes Gov. McCall’s plan to appoint Randall to a corrections leadership role and cites differing views among governors and newspapers.
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Randall Foverto
McCall
Randall
West Virginia
Oregon
North Carolina
Indus
Chauncey Browning Jr
Robertson
Luther Hodges
Northiguage
Carolina
Grand Jury
Capitol
Salem Oregon Statesman
Bardall
FBI
Johnson
Washington, D. C
Highestsurance Company
Gov. McCally
Hodges Sumpter
S. C
Furniture Com
Terry Sanford
North Company
West Germans to cover US deficit under Berlin talks
The article outlines West Germany arranging to buy $500 million in U S Treasury notes and $125 million of medium term bonds and Lufthansa plans to purchase four Boeing jets, with Eximbank financing earlier. Secretary Rusk meets Soviet officials in New York amid Berlin travel restrictions while a North Carolina parole board veteran is noted.
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Berlin
Germany
Randall
Treasury
Hermitlion
United States
Lufthansa
States
Rusk
New York
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
East Germany
Tax proposal for Chesapeake volunteer fire unit upgrade
Mayor Buryl White proposed a monthly tax of 1 to fund the Municipal Volunteer Fire Department of Chesapeake. The measure, announced at a meeting called by civil defense director David R. DuVall, would replace the town’s existing 20 cent per 100 property assessment.
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Buryl White
Chesapeake
Fire Department
David R. DuVall
Civil Defense
White
Spock Verdict Report and Related Reactions
In a tense front page section, jurors verdicts are delivered in five cases as Asst. U S Atty John Wall presents the prosecution. Spock and Coffin comment on legality and constitutionality of war and draft while spouses react with pride and tears.
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Asst
U. S. Atty
John Wall
Army
Coffin
Spock
Duke University official named education department chair
The article notes the appointment of a new chair at Duke University Department of Education, detailing prior service in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1951 to 1953 with the rank of captain, work as an educational consultant, and publications. It mentions his family of three daughters and a hopeful message for the incoming administration. Also covered is Joe Moss Workshop Exhibit at Charleston Art Gallery opening Sunday and a Bryant College degree for Gary John Moessner of South Charleston West Virginia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Moessner.
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Duke University
U.S
N Marine Corps
Smith
Nelson
Marshall
Joe Moss
Charleston Art Gallery
Museum of
S.C
Man
Bryant College
Providence
R. I
Gary John Moessner
South Charleston
W.va
Lee J. Moessner
Henry
State Flood Projects Survive Budget Cuts
Washington reports that West Virginia navigation and flood control projects remained funded in the public works bill approved by the House Appropriations Committee. The list includes Hannibal Locks and Dam, Willow Island, Beech Fork Lake, Burnsville Lake land acquisition, East Lynn Lake, Rh. D. Bailey Lake, Bloomington Reservoir land, plus planning and restudy items and several surveys across the Appalachian region. Randall resigns as Oregon official after FBI work and West Virginia job talks with Gov. McCall and Gov. Smith. motive cited to return south, Randall native of West Blocton Alabama.
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Washington
Hel
West Virginia
Public
House Appropriations Committee
Hannibal
Ami
Willow Island
Beech Fork Lake
Burnsville Lake
East Lynn Lake
Rh. D. Bailey
Justice
Bloomington
Middle Island Creeks
Mill Creek
Shipley
Harvard Grants Degrees to West Virginians in Cambridge
Several West Virginians received degrees from Harvard University at commencement in Cambridge Massachusetts. Among recipients were Donald Mills Gary Crigger Franklin Caudill Alan Cohen and Frederick Vass, with degrees ranging from bachelor’s to other noted fields.
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Cambridge
Mass
West
Federal river and harbor bill allocates billions
The measure provides $25 million for new projects including planning and land acquisition, part of $1.4 billion for rivers, harbors, flood control and other resources work. It also assigns $2.5 billion to the Atomic Energy Commission, with $1.4 billion for weapons, and trims non weapons funds by $218 billion. Additional major allocations include $288.1 million for project operations, $50.2 million to TVA, and $88.8 million for water supply and pollution control programs.
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Page
Atomic Energy Commission
Aecs
AEC
Tennessee Valley Valley Authority
Weather map forecast across cities reads mixed conditions
The Weather Here and Elsewhere section lists Albany clear Albuquerque clear Des Moines Charleston Fairbanks Juneau Honolulu Indianapolis West Virginia and other locales with varied conditions. Forecasts mention clouds sun showers thunderstorms warm periods and cooler trends with regional temperature expectations and precipitation indicators.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Setyroay
Des Moines
Charleston
Fairbanks
Burrau
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Jacksonville
Seaboard
Juneau
Adler
Kansas City
Wood
Los
Virginia
Suresu
Louisville
Memphis
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Miami
Siderabie
Ieek
Milwauker
St. F
Aite
New Orleans
New York
Atlantic
lOkla
City
Athentic
Kentucky
Texas
Philadelphia
Normel
Ellsburgh
Pacific Coast
Ptind
Claer
Ohio
Rapid City
Penny
Pacific Northwest
Richmond
Great Lakes
St. Louis
South Atlantic
Satt Sk
Central
San
Great Basin
Seetile
Central Plains
Lower
Mississippi
TT Valley
Tronesswe
Washington
Som
Tom Alam
Police Keep 10 From Angry Wallace Crowd
NASHVILLE Tenn WW police surrounded a small group of demonstrators to protect them from an angry crowd after a Wallace rally. Ten persons mostly Negroes were hauled away as several hundred rally attendees shoved toward the demonstrators one carrying a coffin lettered George Wallace is a murderer. Police Maj Joe Casey said the crowd was tense and that officers did not arrest the demonstrators. He said they brought them in for their protection after threats of violence.
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Nashville
Tenn
George Wallace
Joe Casey
Strikers Given Offer on Illegal Wildcat Walkout
About 400 employees at Seaman Tank Inc were fired in a move tied to a walkout. VP R Greenleaf said termination would be rescinded if workers return by 6 pm Monday. He called the strike illegal and in violation of the labor agreement with Teamsters Local 175. The dispute stems from a change in operating procedure and the company seeks arbitration to resolve the issue.
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Seaman Tank Inc
R. Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Teamsters Local No
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