Centennial Pistol Stolen From Display At Store
A 2 percent calfiber pistol with centennial engraving on the barrel was stolen from a display case at the Gun Store on Summers Street after a front window was broken. Friday thefts included $100 in tools and $100 in fishing gear from Earl Layman's car on Bigley Avenue and a sport coat, glasses, personal papers and a blank check taken from David F. Russell's car in Midtown.
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Summers St
Earl Layman
Bigley Ave
David F. Russell
Dunbar
Midtown
Charleston Gazette Subscription Rates and Delivery Notes
The Charleston Gazette announces subscription options for daily and Sunday delivery in West Virginia with carrier and mail rates. It lists pricing tiers for one year six months three months and specifies advance payment and independent contractor status for carriers and news agents.
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Charleston Gazette
Cass Matter
Charleston
W. Va
Sunday
Daily Gazette Company
West Virginia
Mi Sundey
W.va
W. We
Dalry
Sunday Gazette Mail
Staan
The
News
Paper Agency Corp
As Re
Associated Press
Tor
Plan urged action on education and jobs in West Virginia
The speaker urged a five point plan to improve education and the job market in West Virginia. He pressed for non discriminatory employment practices, better employer contact by the Employment Security Department, and a more proactive approach at local offices. He called for an Urban League to inform African Americans of opportunities and asked unions to enforce nondiscrimination policies.
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Department of Employment Security
Dr. Gavett
Barron
West, Virginia
West Virginia
Miles C. Stanley
West Virginia Labor Federation
Stanley
Eugene Foley
Birmingham
Ala
South
Pope Paul VI chosen as new pontiff signals era of unity
The Catholic Church elects Giovanni Battista Montini as Pope Paul VI born September 26 1897 in Concesio near Brescia Italy. He rose through the Vatican diplomatic service and served as archbishop of Milan before becoming pope shaping postwar ecumenical efforts and Catholic relations with Protestants and Jews.
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Pope
Concesio
Brescia
Vatican
Pope Paul VI
United States
Milan
Notre Dame University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cardinal Montini
Notre Dame
John XXII
Giovanni Battista Montini
John Wesley Lord
Washington, D
Man Seriously Injured at Mill in Tyler Mountain Area
A 38 year old Kanawha County man Harbert of Charleston was listed in critical condition at Charleston General Hospital after a saw mill accident. He suffered a severe head injury when a two foot piece of wood struck him in the head while he was sawing a log.
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Kanawha County
Charleston General Hospital
Tyler Mountain
Sat Harbert
Rt. 4
Charleston
Cunningham Funeral Home
Harbert
Weather forecast fragment for regional patterns
The text presents a garbled weather forecast mentioning east in West Virginia and the northern Atlantic coast, with references to a broad belt from the Pacific Northwest eastward into central northern Plains. The readability is limited and names or locations are partially obscured.
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Cweather
Virginia
Pacific
Ental
Plains
Weather Digest Across Regions Saturday Forecast
Suryet Moon Sets The Weather Across regions with sunshine in Charleston West Virginia Virginia and Pennsylvania. Highs in the 60s to 70s with cool nights and mixed wind. Extended forecast notes partly cloudy conditions and warming trend into Friday night.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Irginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Donnally Pool Opens With Summer Hours
The Donnally Street pool opens today from noon to 6 p.m. on Labor Day weekend, with late Friday hours for adults. A delayed Memorial Day opening occurred due to late repair parts, and forecasts suggest mild to warm temperatures with variable notes on upcoming days.
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Donnally Street
North Charleston
Water Firm Defends River Water Health Safety
The water company disputes a lab claim that concentrated river water injectates cause cancer in mice. Dr Hueber says feeding concentrates did not produce cancer and the nitrate treated Kana waha River water poses no health hazard. He cites local samples near Nitro and notes pollution is a national sanitation issue.
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Hueber
Kanawha
Louisville, Ky
Water Company
American Journal of Clinical Pathology
Nitro
Charleston
United States
Small Boy Finds Gazette Boxes In Nitro
A boy found seven Gazette paper boxes along 40th Street in Nitro and told his mother who alerted police. Two name plates recovered with the boxes indicate they were stolen in the Tyler Mountain area. The boxes and plates were at the police station Friday night.
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Gazette
40Th Street
Nitro
Tyler Mountain
Jenkins Elected Club President In Mountaineer Sports
Dr. N F Dyer says water utilities are doing a good job of making water free of injurious substances while The Mountaineer reports Jim Jenkins as president of the Charleston Mountaineer Club for the current year. Other officers include Webb Stepp and Dick Morris. The club aims to conserve forests and wildlife, with no final goals stated. In Charleston, 54 year old Kanawha deputy jailer William T Bob Nelson remains in serious condition after illness at work, with thigh pain and high blood pressure.
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N. Fl. Dyer
State Health Department
Mountaineer Sports
Man's Club of
Charleston
Jim Jenkins
Hueber
Webb Stepp
Dick Morris
Wilbur West
William T
Bob) Nelson
Kanawha County
Charleston General Hospital
Celebrant Arrests Highlight Statehood Day Day
A Weston student Daniel Davisson, 19, faces drunkenness, escape, and resisting arrest charges after state celebration duties. He was placed on six months probation. In a separate case, Bee Shrewsbury received a $27 fine and a day in jail for theft from Elk Grocery Co.
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Daniel Davisson
Weston
T |E College
Alice
Charnock’ Jr
Bee Thomas Shrewsbbury
Elk Grocery .Co
Boy Riding Bike Struck by Car in South Charleston
A St. Albans boy, Joe Brace, 7, sustained facial and body abrasions after a bicycle collided with a car Friday evening. He was in satisfactory condition at Southern Hills Hospital in South Charleston for treatment of injuries from the vehicular accident. Brace is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Brace of 424 Washington Street.
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St. Albans
Southern Hills Hospital
South Charleston
Joe Brace
George Brace
Washington St
Youth to Meet Name Officers at CYC Dinner
The annual meeting of Charleston Youth Community Inc. will be held at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the banquet room of the New Sterling restaurant. Election of officers will be held and activity reports will be given by Judge William J Thompson, president, and Gordon S Jaeck, project director. Dinner meeting open to all members.
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Charleston Youth Community Inc
Sterling
William J. Thompson
CYC
Gordon 5. Jaeck
Third Man Arrested On Moonshine Charge
Treasury agents arrested George Alston 40 of 182% Wertz Ave on transportation and possession of moonshine. About 6 1/2 gallons were seized from a car on Christo pher Street in the Triangle District. He waived preliminary hearing and posted $500 bond awaiting grand jury action. Earlier, James R. Hannigan 28 of Shrewsbury and Benjamin S. Rakes 43 of Institute were jailed and released on $500 bonds each.
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Treasury
U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit
George Alston
Wertz Ave
Christo
Pher Street
Triangle
Alston
U. S
Herbert Belcher
James R. Hannigan
Shrewsbury
Benjamin S. Rakes
Institute
Girl 9 Held in Theft Case at Diamond Store
Charleston police arrested a nine year old girl for grand larceny after she allegedly took eighty dollars from an office purse at the Diamond department store while the owner, Mrs Mildred Larra bee, was away. Det Emory Griffith said the girl had prior juvenile bureau contacts and the case was headed to Juvenile Court next week.
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Charleston
Emory Griffith
Police Juvenile Bureau
Diamond Department
Mildred Larrabeé
Arlie Rabinson
Juvenile Bureau
Families to See Olefins Unit at Union Carbide Plant
Families of South Charleston Union Carbide employees visit the Blaine Park area to learn how olefins raw materials flow from natural gas into the plant. The 12 hour event runs 9 a m to 9 p m with a bus tour of Blaine Island and other areas guided by plant staff.
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South Charleston
Union Carbide
Blaine Park
Blaine Island
Italy Forms 22 Member Social Democrat Cabinet
Rome reports a new cabinet named by Premier designate Giovanni Leone drawn entirely from the Social Democrat minority. President Segni signed a decree dissolving the caretaker Fanfani government, ending a 36 day crisis though not resolving Italy’s political confusion after April elections with Communist gains. The cabinet will handle routine matters and serve during President Kennedy’s two day visit beginning June 90.
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Kennedy
Wreck in Boone Injures Two Men Near Keith
Two men were injured when their car left a road near Keith in Boone County Friday night. James Green, 22, of Cesar Grove, Air Force member, was admitted semiconscious at Charleston Memorial Hospital with severe facial and right hand lacerations. Charles Caldwell, 33, of Gauley Bridge, suffered cuts and bruises and received treatment.
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Keith
Boone County
Charleston Memorial Hospital
James Green
Cesar Grove
Air Force
Charles Caldwell
Gauley Bridge
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