No Report To Citizens Water Company Reply Irks Councilman
South Charleston council members Disagree over the response from Water Co president Myron Renick to a May resolution demanding progress reports on bad water. Councilman John Maciejczyk says the company must inform residents, while the mayor notes the letter was a personal communication and not a formal council reply. The Nitro carbon filter may reach completion by July 15, potentially improving water clarity.
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South Charleston
John Maciejczyk
Maciejczyk
West Virginia Water Co
Myron Renick
L. ©. McKwain
Dunbar
Charleston
Triangle
Renick
Lomayor
Lecal Water Commissioner
Twain
Commisto
Sion
Council
McKwain
McIlwain
Vote Fraud Probe Urged By Callebs
A statewide Republican candidate John Callebs Huntington Marshall University social studies assistant professor and GOP nominee for secretary of state urged a grand jury investigation into alleged vote buying and other fraud in the May 10 Kanawha County primary. He said the burden of proof shouldn t be on one or two candidates and that a grand jury should have resources to hire investigators. Palumbo who narrowly lost the Democratic county commissioner race cites alleged irregularities including deaths on poll books and duplicate votes and claims volunteers found death certificates as proof. A Negro group urged immunity for witnesses but Prosecuting Attorney Walker declined.
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Kanawha
John Callebs
Huntington
Marshall University Social Studies
GOP
Callebs
Mario Palumbo
Palumbo
S. Grover Smith
Smith
Patrick St
Atty
Charles M. Walker
Walker
Vian Wanted By City Police Held in Ohio
Charleston police disclose that Graeme Crouch Philip R King and a fourth man from Canada and Australia are held in Newark Ohio on warrants for breaking into the Prairie Bible Institute Alberta and the Bream Presbyterian Church in Idaho. They will appear at Grace Bible Church at 7 30 p m Friday. The Rev Frank Stephenson pastor says King is an alumnus of Prairie Bible Institute.
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Charleston
Newark
Ohio
Ravenswood
Graeme Crouch
Philip R. King
Canada
The
Frank Stephenson
King
Stephenson
Bible Institute
Wreck Shakes Elderly Woman in Charleston Gazette
Mrs. Sarah Moore, 90, of Hur began classes Wednesday under a kindergarten program operated with Project Head Start and Title 1. She was treated at McMilan Hospital after a two-vehicle crash in Washington and Lee streets. The accident involved a collision with a vehicle carrying children from a Head Start program. Moore’s injuries were minor.
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Charleston Gazette
Charleston
W. Va
Ag Pan
West
McMilan
Itt
Gram
Project Sine Are Alse AG
Washington and Lee Streets
Wee
Seat Peretennone Cooosuagee el Feu Banca
Preschool Aid Planned for 700 Kanawha County Children
About 700 Kanawha County children are to receive preschool aid under a new program. Officials said funding will cover early education services and materials for eligible youngsters, aiming to boost school readiness and long term achievement.
School Board Must Repay $180,000, Court Rules Contempt
The Fourth Circuit held the Prince Edward County Board for Supervisors in civil contempt over a nighttime Aug 1964 $180,000 dispersal as tuition grants to white students. The court ordered return of the funds to the county treasurer and stayed the citation 90 days to allow action.
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Richmond
Federal Court of Appeals
Prince Edward
Albert V. Bryan
Board of Supervisors
Bs Coal
Police Stop Strip Mine Excavation
State police ordered Patterson Excavating Co to halt strip mine grading after a 500 pound rock broke loose from a hill and rolled into a Holden garage, destroying Raymond Bradley Jr.’s 1966 Simca valued at about 1308 dollars. No criminal violation found. company to improve safety measures.
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Logan
Raymond Bradley Jr
Logan Avenue
Holden
Bradley
Patterson Excavating Co
Man Injured As Car Flips in Charleston Area Collision
Frank A. Poueymirou of 1813 Scenic Drive was injured when his car overturned at 32nd Street and MacCorkle Avenue SE in Kanawha City. An ambulance attendant from J. E. Johnson Funeral Home said the crash occurred after striking a center island. He was transported to Charleston Memorial Hospital and released after treatment for abrasions.
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32Nd Street
MacCorkle Eaur SE
Kanawha City
Frank A. Poueymirou
Scenic Drive
J. E. Johnson
Poueymirou
Center Island
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Double Reported In Castro Place
In Miami the Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba said it had inside Cuba reports that Fidel Castro is receiving treatment in the Soviet Union or Czechoslovakia and a double is in Havana. The group cited diplomatic and underground sources claiming Castro left Cuba seven days ago after electroshock therapy.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Havana
Citizens Committee For A Free
Paul Bethel
Castro
Tighter rein over Young GOP planned
Washington reports that the Republican National Committee censured New Jersey activists and moved to tighten control of the Young Republicans Executive Committee. GOP leaders Bliss and Van Sickle outlined steps including adding two RNC members to the YR National Committee and lowering the YR age limit to 4.
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Gop
Washington
Republican National Committee
New Jersey
Young ‘Republicans
Office of State Republican Committee
Bliss
van Sickel
van 'Siele
Republican Committee
Randolph Aid For OIC UNION Target West Virginia
Sen. Jennings Randolph of West Virginia will be pressed by UNION to resist removing poverty funds from OIC programs. The Charleston chapter aims to recruit over 500 to an OIC training center and will meet at 8 p m at First Baptist Church to back the cause.
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Jennings Randolph
DW. Va
Congress
Prey Industrialization Center
OIC
United Neighborhood Interest Organizations Network
UNION
Randolph
Senate
Charleston
Leon Sullivan
Philadelphia
West Virginia
First Baptist Church
73rd Masons Communication Set for West Virginia event
The Royal Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Ancient York Rite Masons of West Virginia begins its 73rd annual communication Saturday at John Adams Junior High School. Grand Master James R. Hairston and Grand Matron Mrs. Hattie J. Trent will preside over separate sessions for the regular body and auxiliary. St Johns Day service is planned for Sunday at Simpson Methodist Church, with an East ern Star reception at 30 p.m. in Mattie V. Lee. a banquet at 9 p.m. at Americas Legion Hall No. 57 on Christopher Street follows, then a final joint session Tuesday at First Baptist Church on Shrewsbury Street.
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Royal Grand Lodge of Free
York Rite Masons of
West Virginia
John Adams Junior High
James R. Hairston
Hattie J. Trent
Simpson Methodist Church
Mattie V. Lee
Americas Legion Hall
Christopher Street
First Baptist Church
Shrewsbury Street
House Committee Approves 3.3 Billion in Foreign Aid
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted 28 for a two year authorization totaling 3.3 billion for foreign assistance programs plus 550 million earmarked for use in Viet Nam. This marks the first multiyear authorization approved by the panel.
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House
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Committee
Viet Nam
Government curtails cigarette ads in media
New York Times Service reports London government persuaded major cigarette firms to end advertising on radio and in movie theaters. Ads to cease at contract end. no cigarette ads on British television for 10 months after a similar deal last year.
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New York Times Service
London
Kenneth Robinson
Soloing Model Lands in London
Sheila Scott, 38, former model, landed at London Airport after a solo world flight. She departed May 18 from London in a Piper Comanche 260B, covering 28,656 miles in 33 days at an average 3¢ miles per hour, claiming new speed and distance records. Her time surpassed, though was longer than, American Jerrie Mock's 1964 32.77 mph mark.
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London
Sheila Scott
Miss Scott
Jerrie Mack
Javits Proposes $35 Billion Plan for Negro Aid
Senator Jacob Javits proposed a $35 billion yearlong program to assist African Americans in welfare, education, training, and housing. He cited the Marshall Plan’s success for Allied nations after World War II as a model.
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New York
Jacob K. Javits
Marshall Plan for Americans Facing Discrimination Outlined
Javits told the Catholic Interracial Council of New York that a domestic aid program should be launched akin to the Marshall Plan for those in America who have long suffered discrimination, signaling a sweeping national effort.
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Javits
Catholic Interracial Council of
New York
Nasution Emerges as Likely Congress Chief in Jakarta
Gen Abdul Haris Nasution, once defense minister, emerged as the most promising candidate for chairman of the Peoples Consultative Congress in Jakarta. Nasution, dismissed by President Sukarno last February, said he would accept the post, Dr Adam Malik said.
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New York Times
Jakarta
Indonesia
Abdul Haris Nasution
Peoples Consultative Congress
Nasution
Sukarno
Adam Malik
Bundy Sees Friction Lessening With France After De Gaulle
White House adviser McGeorge Bundy said he expects substantial improvement in American relations with France once Charles de Gaulle leaves office. Bundy criticized De Gaulle’s foreign policy as ill-mannered and wasteful while noting France moves away from NATO. He spoke to the Foreign Relations Committee amid talk of a lasting art display valued near five million dollars.
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Washington
White
House
McGeorge Bundy
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Bundy
Mexico City
New York
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