Council Votes 6 Ordinances
Winter City council approved six ordinances in a lengthy session. Actions include expanding the Civic Center board from 21 to 13 members with five councilmen, increasing the council standing committee from seven to nine, vacating Bethel Road segment for a new site, designating Elk Two Mile Road as Keystone Drive, and approving two zoning changes for a service station expansion on U S 60 at Snow Hill and a 45 acre apartment project in South Ruffner’s Round Hill Addition.
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Civic Center Board of Directors
Council
Bethel Road
Elk Two
Greenbrier Street
Elk River
Keystone Drive
U. S. 60
Snow Hill
South Ruffner
Roundhill
Edgewood
Charles Yeager
Second Ward
Ernest Layne
Yeager
Shanklin
John T. Copenhaver
Eric Lane
City
Elmer Dodson
Board of
D. H. Gay
Frank West
Civie Center
John N. Marquis
Marquis
State Road Commission
MacCorkle Avenue
Noyes Avenue
33Rd
35Th Street
Crescent Road
Mary Street
Cable Drive
Woodward Drive
46Th Street
Piedmont Road
Elizabeth Street
California Avenue
39Th
50Th Street
Dryden Street
Capitol
Bullitt Street
MacCorkie Avenue
W. Va
West Virginia Turnpike
Central Avenue
Glenwood
Park Avenue
Planning Commission
Bridge Road
Walnut Road
Clay Realty Co
Heard Sixth Ward
James F. Jeffrey
Paul
Garrison Avenue
Bigley Avenue
Walker Sign Co
O'Dell Avenue
Empire State engineer dies after plunge from 81st floor
Stanley Peter Barcaski 31, transmitter engineer for WFIX, fell from the 81st floor of the Empire State Building and landed on a setback. Police identified him after the Sunday incident in New York City. The report notes the building has 102 stories and offices on the 1st floor.
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New York
Empire State Building
Stanley Peter Barcaski
WFIX
Pleasant Southern and Eastern Weather with Scattered Showers
A forecast shows fair and warm conditions across the eastern third of the United States with widely scattered showers in the lower Mississippi Valley and western Plains and Great Basin. Mild temperatures prevail except for the northern Rockies.
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Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Great Basin
Rockies
Mixed Weather Warnings Sparks Religious Reaction Across Networks
The forecast calls for scattered showers with a half inch total, while public response to a court ruling on religious practices in public schools provokes mixed views. Roman Catholic and Methodist leaders criticize secularization. Jewish, Protestant groups urge tolerance, stressing home and religious education.
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John J. Voight
Archdiocese of
New York
America
Fred Pierce Carson
World Methodist Council
United States
Indianapolis
Arthur Lichtenberger
Protestant Episcopal Church
Synagogue Council of America
Ari Miller
Supreme Court Upholds Religious Freedom Abington Ruling
The high court ruled that public school Bible reading policy breached the First Amendment and remanded cases to lower courts after a 25 day rehearing window. Justices Clark Goldberg and Douglas issued opinions emphasizing neutrality and free exercise, while Brennan dissented on compelled participation and stigma. The decision affirms freedom to believe or not believe and cautions government against endorsing religion.
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Murray
Supreme Court
Garth
Clark
Arthur J. Goldberg
John M. Harlan
William C. Douglas
Brennan
Goldberg
Youths Suffer Minor Injuries After Car Crash
Two Kanawha County youths suffered minor injuries Monday morning when their car crashed into a utility pole on the road to Berry Hills Country Club. James Huffman 35 and James Means 21 were treated at Thomas Memorial Hospital. Huffman had a forehead laceration and Means a neck injury. Both reside on Rt. 2 Charleston.
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Kanawha County
Berry Hills Country Club
Thomas Memorial Hospital
James Huffman
Elmos Huffman
James Means
Huffman
Means
Rt. 2
Charleston
Vatican stamps mark interregnum period after Pope death
The Vatican issued three stamps commemorating the vacant seat between the death of Pope John XXII and the election of the next pope. The issue highlights the period of sede vacante and pays tribute to the papal transition.
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Vatican City
Vatican
John XXII
Free tiny hearing aid replica offered to the hard of hearing
In Charleston West Virginia Dahlberg Motorola announces a free non-operating model replica of the smallest Dahlberg ever made. Weighing under a third of an ounce with no wires, it is offered to anyone answering the ad and testing at home with no cost or obligation. Call DI 2-7131 for details.
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Charleston
W. VA
Dahlberg Motorola
Dahlberg
R. F. Duncan
Brooks &J
Hoover gravely ill but shows slight improvement
Former President Herbert Hoover, age 88, remains seriously ill after a cancer operation last August. Doctors report slight improvement with less fever and more regular heart action, noting no further bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract. A Waldorf Towers bulletin lists four physicians and says Hoover sleeps most of the time. only his sons Herbert Jr. and Allan Hoover may visit.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Towers
Ralph H. Boots
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Fordyce B. St. John
Eli Bauman
Herbert Jr
Allan Hoover
HFC Loans Offer Up To $800 For Home Upgrades
Living costs rise and families seek bigger funds. HFC now provides loans up to $800 to redecorate or remodel, buy furniture or appliances, finance an emergency trip, pay large bills, or purchase a better car. Borrow with confidence.
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HFC
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Thomas A. Knight
Cambridge
Robinson
Bethel African Methodist-Episcopal Church
Gloria Richardson
Cambridge Non- Violent Action Committee
U. S. Atty
Burke Marshall
Marshall
James Foreman
Atlanta
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Asian Anti-Communist Organization
Taipei
Formosa
Laos
South Viet Nam
Asian Peoples Anti-Communist League
League
Glenmore
London
Glenmore Distilleries
Louisville
Kentucky
Woon
Washington
Bureau
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Ign
Dallas
Ohio
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pitsburgh
Richmond
Louisa
St. Aa
Salt Lake City
de San Antonio
Edward L. Schempp
Abington Township
Stewart
Celton
Quarrier & Hale
Hill and Hill
the Hill and Hill Distillery Company
Louisville, Kentucky
Hill
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