Racial Roundup on Boston School Boycott and Civil Rights Actions
National civil rights efforts unfold as Negro leaders urge halting demonstrations after Kennedy appeals. Harlem riots flare with injuries and arrests as New York police restore calm. Jackson Mississippi plans to hire more Black officers and guards amid federal and state civil rights coordination, with leaders meeting to ease tensions. White and Black doctors plan a Board march.
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BPW to Sit Again Today
The Board of Public Works continued its annual review of 1963 64 expenditure schedules from state agencies and other units without final action and scheduled a Wednesday morning meeting. WVU President Paul Miller outlined plans for spending the university's legislative appropriation for the coming year.
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Appalachia redevelopment plan eyed for jobs and tourism
Roosevelt sketches an Appalachian development program to lure private industry with a backbone D road system from Pennsylvania to Alabama and regional projects like watershed dams in Charleston. Barron pushes statewide studies, education upgrades and tourism boosts ahead of July governors conferences. The team meets Pennsylvania leaders, plans reviews, and heads to Tennessee and North Carolina while revisiting Virginia and Maryland.
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Rick Nelsons Expect Baby Next January
A report notes pop singer Rick Nelson and his partner expect a baby in January. The item cites Nelsons television career and public interest in their family news.
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Declaratory suit aims to redraw senatorial districts
Robertson says the friendly action to apportion districts can be completed within a few months without violating the state Constitution. The suit invites participation by all parties and seeks a final judgment on the matter.
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Biggest Parade in Charleston Set for Statehood Day
The 4 p m Thursday Statehood Day parade in Charleston will be the largest yet with 127 units and 30 floats built for pageants across West Virginia. Ray George says the event includes bands, horsedrawn wagons, a flyover from Lackland AFB and a public ox roast at the Civic Center after the parade. Traffic on Kanawha Boulevard will be blocked from 2 p m to after the parade.
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Two Men Booked In Burglary Case In Charleston
Charleston detectives charged Freddy Harris and Charles Patterson with breaking and entering for a late month break in at Champion Pyramid Vendors. Patterson faces an auto larceny count. Harris, 22, and Patterson, 29, are named in the incident tied to a large cigarette theft.
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Bob Crouse
Freddy Harris
Wertz Ave
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Bel Air Court
Patterson
Champion Pyramid Vendors, Inc
City deposits total 751317 in Charleston banks
City Treasurer Donald C. Shank reports May end deposits of 751317.61 across several Charleston banks including Kanawha Banking and Trust Kanawha Valley Bank Charleston National Bank Bank of West Virginia National Bank of Commerce City National Bank plus 8072.51 in the Citic Center Operating Fund and 116.24 in a Disaster Fund.
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Russians Call For Peace Amid Debate On Khrushchev De Stalinization
The text notes Russian concerns over continued isolation and war if needed, tying revolutionary movements to the peace push and nuclear war prevention. A Chinese letter asks Khrushchev's De Stalinization program be reviewed as talks open July 5. Khrushchev rejected the demand, praising the party's stance against Stalinism.
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Khrushchev
Hyichev
100th Foreign Car Passengers Honored At Centennial Day
Passengers in the south out of state car passing the state capitol Thursday will be guests of the centennial commission for the day. Arrangements include free overnight lodging and meals, and those in the car will attend all centennial day events in Charleston.
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Centennial Commission
Charleston
Court awards 8 000 in expressway land condemnation
A circuit court jury Tuesday awarded Melville C. Lindsay and wife of South Rufner eight thousand dollars in the condemnation suit against the State Road Commission over a parcel taken for the South Side Expressway extension. The award is five hundred dollars above the condemnation commission figure.
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South Rufiner
State Road Commission
7 Crown Whiskey Promises Purity in Every Pour
The ad touts 7 Crown whiskey for superior taste, claiming the spirit itself is the source of the quality. It stresses meticulous craft and dedication in production, asserting no whiskey is made with more care.
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Bykovsky
London
Seagram
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