Heavy voter turnout expected in South Charleston election
Warm weather and hot politics draw a likely record turnout as 20 polling places open at 6 30 a m and run to 7 30 p m. The race for mayor pits GOP candidate Walter W Kramer against a Democratic slate led by Cecil A Washburn and incumbent Londeree with Democrats seeking to uphold an eight year party rule. Both sides forecast 60 to 75 percent turnout and claim advantage.
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South Charleston
GOP
Walter W. Kramer
Talks to Avert Flight Engineers Strike at TWA
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg said talks to avert a flight engineers walkout at Trans World Airlines have a recess until 8 a.m. EDT with a 2 p.m. EDT strike deadline unless a settlement is reached. The union reported no progress while negotiations resume in Goldberg's office. President Kennedy was set to act under the Railway Labor Act to block the strike if needed.
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Washington —i
Arthur J. Goldberg
Trans World Airlines
Goldberg
Fight Engineers Union
TWA
Kennedy
Transport Workers Union
Afl-Cio
New York
American Airlines
West Virginia Faces Lower Per Pupil Spending versus Nation
The State Board of School Finance reports 1962 63 per pupil expenditures in West Virginia average 262 11, below the national 329 50. County figures range from 366 34 in Hancock to 204 30 in Clay with Hancock and Pleasants near or above the national average in certain categories.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
State Board of School Finance
Hancock County
Clay County
Thomas McCray
Ohio County
Hancock
Pleasants County
McCray
Ohio
Brooke
Marshall
Cabell
Jefferson
Monongalia
Kanawha
Supreme Court Rules on Labor Rulings and Taft-Hartley Provisions
The Supreme Court delivered four labor rulings on Monday. It held unions may be sued for damages only their officers and members face exposure in pu strike cases. Justice Byron White authored the first opinion. The court also ruled the Taft-Hartley Act does not repeal Norris-LaGuardia protections and upheld a cooling-off injunction stance. Georgia reapportionment issues drew expectation for quick hearings, while Justice Douglas criticized IRS treatment in a separate tax dispute.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Hugo L. Black
White
Taft- Hartley
Georgia
Atty
Eugene Cook
John M. Harlan
Jury Upholds Texas Death by Own Action Verdict
Franklin Texas grand jury adjourned after saying it cannot overturn a death by own action verdict in the 1961 shooting of Agriculture Department agent Henry H. Marshall. Marshall was investigating cotton allotments tied to Billie Sol Estes. The jurors find evidence inconclusive to justify a different decision. Judge Barron noted the case has faded into a police matter and left open the possibility of reconvening if new information arises.
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Tex
Yeounty Grand Jury
Agriculture Department
Henry H. Marshall
Marshall
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Mershall
Justice of the Peace
Dist
John M. Barron
Barron
Grand Jury
Suit Seeks $250 Million From IRS Over Bank Seizures
Dallas lawyer Dr. C McCord files for Chesley Hathcock in U S District Court alleging the Internal Revenue Service illegally seized 250 million dollars from bank accounts dating back to 1937. The suit cites foreign transactions and seeks an accounting and settlement for Hathcock and relatives.
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Dallas
Tex
U. S.district Court
Internal Revenue Service
DR. C. McCord
Chesley E
Chet) Hathcock
Yuba City
Calif
McCord
el Basso Tex
Accord spurned by rebel units in Algeria turmoil
Secret Army fanatics in east and west Algeria rejected the Sunday night peace pact between Moslem nationalists and European leaders. They vowed to continue terror campaigns, threatening European residents in Oran and Algiers as hopes for lasting peace faded amid split loyalties and contested negotiations led by ex generals.
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Algiers
Algeria
Bone
Oran
Abderrahmane Fares
Ancient
Asin
Secret Army
Serence Ae
Evian
France
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Tunis
Susini
Chowki Mostefari
Agency On Carpet Stockpile Sale Veto Questioned
Senate Armed Services subcommittee pressed the Interior Department for an explanation of the March veto on selling 5,000 tons from an 11 464 ton surplus of tungsten in defense stockpiles. William E. S. Flory of Minerals Authorization was summoned for questioning as GSA had urged sale to ease gold reserves drain and surplus. The government holds 161 164000 pounds but needs only 30 000 tons for defense, witnesses testified.
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Washington
Interior Department
Senate Armed Services
William E. S. Flory
Office of Minerals Authorization
General Services Administration
Laos Coalition Blocked by Royal Decree Snarl
In Vientiane a stalled move to install Laos new coalition leaders by royal decree follows a protest by four Pro-Communists and five neutralists who refused to attend. Souvanna Phouma and Quinim Pholsena traveled to the capital, while Prince Souphanouvong remained in Hanoi as Red Prince. ICC officials and Pathet Lao leaders warned the delay could risk collapse of a year-long coalition effort.
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New York Times CO
Vientiane
Laos
Laotian National Assembly
Souvanna Phowma
Savang Vathana
Souvanna Phouma
Quinim Pholsena
Ures
Roya
Mons
International Control Commission
ICC
Plaine Des Jarres
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Hanoi
Red Prince
Seavanna Phouema
Plan
Ening
Commission
Souvanna “Phouma
Quinim Phaisena
Mansfield Push Kennedy Program Hints Election Drive
Len Mansfield outlines a push to advance Kennedy era programs as the fiscal year ends. The plan signals a broader push on policy and budgeting tasks before year end.
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Mansfield
Kennedy
Len Mansfeld
Seraie
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