Lodge Returns To Aid Scranton in 1960 GOP bid
The Sinclair Glass Co. of Ceredo in Wayne County fights a four-decade-old wage dispute with 52 former workers as Lodge returns to aid Pennsylvania Governor Scranton's campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. The case highlights wage claims tied to a plant closure and vacation pay disputes among laid off employees.
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William W. Scranton
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California
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$1,250 Awarded in Damage Suit in Common Pleas
City resident Nellie Hourani of Charleston won a judgment of $1,250 in a $35,000 damage suit against James W. Ellars of Charleston. The verdict cited injuries from a Dec 18, 1963 accident on Washington Street when Hourani’s car was rear ended while stopped at a light.
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Common Pleas
Tunstay
Nellie Ms. Houranj
Charleston
James W. Ellars
Ellars
Washington Street
Hourani
Investments Topic of Talk at Harris Upham Meeting
A meeting sponsored by Harris Upham and Co at the Holiday Inn today will discuss investment in the petroleum and chemical industries. Roger R. Sharp, senior research analyst, will speak at 3 p.m. He is a national brokerage specialist in chemicals, petroleums, plastics and fertilizers.
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Upham and Co
Roger R. Sharp
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Passman Temporarily Named Chairman to Oppose Bill
Passman is continued on Page 1 as chairman so he can oppose the bill of the era, indicating maneuvering within leadership to challenge proposed legislation. The move reflects strategic positioning ahead of key votes and potential shifts in party stance.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
Traffic Court Lowers Charge to Reckless Driving
In Municipal Traffic Court Tuesday Homer A. Lance Dr and Beatrice Cash faced drunken driving cases. Both defendants pled guilty to reckless driving with fines set at $52. Aubrey Harriston and the committee discussed foreign aid cuts, while Passman claimed the panel reduced more funds in nine years.
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Scranton Sets Out Views Differing From Goldwater
AP dispatch from Wheeling reports William W. Scranton, Pennsylvania governor and GOP hopeful, outlining three key policy differences with Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater. The telegram from Scranton to Ogden newspapers’ Austin Wood notes disagreements on foreign policy, defense, and nuclear power issues among others, with specifics on project plans and water systems in Kanawha Estates areas.
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Wheeling
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Scranton
Kanawha Estates
Oakhurst Drive
Scranton Explains Federal Role in Local Development
Gov. Scranton argues that state and local governments, aided by citizens, are better suited than the federal government to craft effective local development programs. He calls for minimal federal control, state approval of districts, and opposition to a development corporation, while seeking federal funds and shared approvals. The plan includes tying hundreds of homes to city systems and district projects along MacCorkle Avenue with specific interceptor and pumping stations in East Kanawha Estates.
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Forest Hills
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Politics and War Fears Over Lodge Replacement
The piece reports mixed reactions to replacing Lodge with a military general in the U S foreign policy debate. Morse calls it a mistake and predicts war in Asia under Taylor. Long and Aiken see stronger U S resolve, while Smathers and Symington doubt Asia expansion.
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Nuclear Energy Exhibit at St Albans Fair
St Albans plans an Atomic Energy Commission exhibit on nuclear energy for the first time during the week long town fair from July 27 to August 1. Ralph Baker and Henry Hinckley cochair the event with the Institute for Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Proceeds benefit the St. Albans Public Library. The fair runs each evening and Tuesday and Thursday afternoons plus all day Saturday.
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Special Atomicnergy Commission
Institute For Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Comempittee
Cochairmen
Ralph Baker
Henry Hinckley
West Virginia economy charts steady rise into 1964 record year
Governor Barron asserts West Virginia's economy continues to grow for a 40th straight month with unemployment near postwar lows. New plants include North Annerek Aviation Princeton, FMC South Charleston, Lockheed-Georgia Clarksburg, plus sites at Buckhannon Gassaway and Grafton. May unemployment 6.9 percent, jobless claims down, construction and metals lead gains.
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Barrau
Barron
North Annerleeq Aviation
Princeton
FMC Corp
South Charleston
Lockheed-Georgia Corp
Clarksburg
Moore Business Farms
Buckhannon
West Virginia Forest Products
Gassaway
Salem Glass Co
Grafton
Sponge Rubber
Continental Can Co
Culloden
Textron, Inc
Parkersburg
Allied Egry Business Systems, Inc
Petersburg
Scranton Schedule in Charleston for GOP delegates
Gov Scranton’s Charleston day includes a 10 a.m. arrival at Kanawha Airport a private reception at the Daniel Boone Hotel for West Virginia delegates and alternates to the GOP convention a 1 30 p m press conference a luncheon at noon for delegates alternates and GOP leaders at the Daniel Boone where Scranton will speak and a 2 p m departure from Kanawha Airport to Miami Florida
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Charleston
Kanawhals
Daniel Boone Hotel
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Teaders
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Miami
Fla
Congress on House floor over civil rights bill fate
Lawmakers debated floor action as Republicans refused to grant an early recess. Democratic aides say they have enough votes on the rules committee to keep the civil rights bill moving toward President Johnson for a signing ceremony.
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Weather forecast mix of showers and cooler air moves in
A regional forecast notes showers along the Atlantic coast from southern New England to north Florida and from the southern Rockies to the central Gulf Coast. Cooler readings expected in the Lakes region and the Ohio and Tennessee valleys with variable cloudiness across several areas. Winds mainly light to moderate, with scattered sun peeking through in parts of the southeast.
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Ohio
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