Fulbright denounces escalation prolonging Vietnam war
Fulbright, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told a Kansas State University convocation that the administration’s escalation prolongs the war and costs young American lives. He argued dissent is not an attack on troops but a critique of policy. He warned voters dissenting could be silenced and called for alternatives, noting the administration seems fixed on military escalation to influence the 1968 election.
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Manuatwas
Ran
U Sen
J. William Milbright
Vietnam
Fulbright
Ameca
Kansas State
Iba
Iyss
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
School Board Okays Building Contracts
The State Board of Education approved contracts totaling 8,108 to Mellon Stuart Co for two dormitories and dining hall renovations at West Liberty State College, and 500,000 to W. Harley Miller Inc for Shepherd College administration building and Knipp Hall renovations, contingent on a federal grant. The board also announced acting secretary Joseph Soto’s resignation and named Cearge West as successor, while exploring an administrator of higher education role to coordinate with Marshall University and the state colleges.
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State Board of Education
Mellon Stuart Co
Fairmont
West Liberty State College
W. Harley Miller Inc
Martinsburg
Knippi
Shepherd College
le Miller
Joseph S. Soto
Marshall University
Soto
Marshall
Onassion
Cearge ‘l
West
Near Hurricane
Putnam County
Day Planned Boys County Day Selected for Ex Officio Roles
The Kanawha County Court designated near Thursday as Kanawha Boys County Day. A group of 18 selected high school students will visit the courthouse to serve as ex officio county officers, gaining insight into the duties of local officials. Names and assignments include Sheriff Paul Helland, Assessor Mike Haworth, County Court members, Clerk Mark Seghio, Surveyor James Riley, Circuit Clerk Billy Ross, Prosecuting Attorney Amos Workman, and several judges and junior high representatives from area schools.
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Kanawha
Paul Helland
Charleston Catholic
Mike Haworth
Monroe Mann
Greg Stones
Mike Hall
Snnth
Charleston
Austin Wallace
Mekinely
Duoine High
Claude McDorment
Washington
Dumiur Migh
Jude
Many Bevin
At. Albansanton Ui
Greece asks U S to aid junta regime economic relief
Col. Nicholas Makarezos, a junta member in Athens, urged the United States to resume economic aid to Greece to prevent the country from failing to the Communists, insisting Greece should remain outside the Iron Curtain. He spoke after reporters questioned whether the new government planned to seek renewed aid.
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Varri Nurs Tynes
Athens
United States
Greece
United
Dont Take Night Walk Bias Warns
Bias urged residents not to walk alone at night in Charleston amid a surge of 18 mugging and robbery reports centered between Clendenin Brooks and Lee Piedmont areas. Police say 12 of 25 purse snatchings have been cleared by arrest.
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Pyhee
Dallas
Charleston
Clendenin
Brooks
Pergau
Dinner chair named for 1067 Lettersundacksun Day event
Ais has been named chairman of the 1067 Lettersundacksun Day dinner scheduled for June at the Cue Center. The appointment signals local organization efforts and community involvement for the event.
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Joh
Ais
Jude
Cue Ie Center
Harvard Work Stake Remorral Chairman Appointed
The report notes Clay and Winterholter leading efforts as Harvard program leaders in Charleston. Charlestans and Kanawha officials prepare for a notable appointment ceremony at the Moose Lodge as part of the Advanced Management Program.
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Sprouse
Charlestin
Boston
Lyall Bolay
Charleston
Cratic
Moose Lodge
Parthenon
Harvard University
Kanawha -Coumy AssJohn
Shaydy
Stuyvale School of Business
Paul Warknar
Masked visitors at Marshall sorority house believed students
In Huntington scenes masked men were found inside the Alpha Chi Omega sorority house at Coral Circle on Saturday. Police say two men were discovered by a roommate. investigators claim the intruders, known to the home, used a back door escape. Names of suspects were reported to be under review by Shay.
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Muntington
Marshall
University
Priday
Shay
Sonia
Ita
Angelis
Willen
iMnirtors
Weather system moving across plains to Gulf Coast
A broad weather system is forecast to track from the Plains to the Ohio Valley and Gulf Coast with effects extending toward the lower Great Lakes and Rockies, while another front shifts toward the New England region.
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Plains
Ohio Valley
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Rockies
Alvin Hackedfir
New England
Fragmentary Weather Notice With Gaps
A garbled weather item mentions temperatures and humidity angles with scattered names and fragments. It references Friday conditions and winds, but the legible data is minimal and unclear.
Wreckage Yields Four Torn Bodies in Plane Crash
The crash left wreckage strewn across a field with four bodies recovered near the fuselage. One man lay in the broken craft while three others were found 25 to 100 feet away. Gulfing equipment scattered around. autopsy on the pilot requested. Bodies taken to a New Castle funeral home. Magnus manufactures industrial cleaning products used by railroads and other facilities.
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Federal Aviation Admins- Wallon
Magnus
New Castle
Pulitzer Prize Reporter Urges U S to Leave Vietnam
Alan Birmingham-based Pulitzer winner Malcum Browne told a Birmingham audience that a total U S withdrawal from the Western Pacific is the only path to end the Vietnam War. He warned a military or economic escalation would not work and urged a four to five year cooling off period to let communism fade in Vietnam. Browne, a Saigon reporter for the Associated Press, discussed the war as a tragic crisis in which the United States faces Vietnam. he is now at Columbia University studying Asian affairs.
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Birmingham
Alan
Vriday
United States
Western Pacific
Vietnam
Malcum Browne
Wie
Vietnan
Browne
Saigon
Associated Press
Columbia University l
American Association of University
Hie
Actual Trial Will Feature City Parley
The West Virginia Advocacy Foundation will hold an actual trial during its annual seminary May 19 20 and 21 at the Daniell Boone Hotel. A hospital negligence case based on a New York script will be tried with orthopedic and psychiatry doctors testifying. Jury motivation studies will follow by Marty Kalven Jr and Hans Zeisel from the Chicago dary Project. Lawyers doctors tutors will study adversary procedures and jury factors led by Mor Levine Orville Richwedsen Jeremiah Collins George Shadoan and Ton Alexander. Registration is open to doctors and lawyers for the West Virginia Trial of Donald C Findlay and Roy Albhe seninor staff.
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West Virginia
Foundation
Daniell Boone Hotel
New York
Marty Kalven Jr
Hans Zeisel
University of Chicago
Wader
Ford Forsaluliargent
Bel
Mor Levine
Orville Richwedsen
Jeremiah Collins
George Shadoan
Ton Alexander
Donald C. Findlay
Assi
A Monica
Calif
Roy Albhe Seninor
Ord
Pova
United Fund unveils aged services program
Travelers Aid a United Fund agency will provide an information and referral service a counseling program and a friendly visiting plan for the aged in Kanawha County. The program aims to ease access to services through informal guidance and volunteers will assist with activities needs and outreach to seniors.
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Travelers Aid
United Fund
Jalans A
Sual
Roger Poa Switzer
See West Virginia Now at Towr Schedule
The Charleston YMUA schedules a weekend event with activities at Carnifox Perry Battle Field State Park Summerfield Jam Wrench Creek Game Farm Bowden National Fish Hatchery Blackwater Falls State Park Seneca Caverns Cass Huibaad and Beckley Glass House. A fee covers complete expenses and inquiries go to Way Adkins at the YMCA.
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Charleston Ymua
West Virginia
Carnifox
Perry Batllefield State Park
Summereville Jam
Wrench Creek Game Farm
Bowden National Fish Hatchery
Blackwater Falls State Park
Seneca Caverns
Cass Huibaad
Beckley Glass House
Way Adkins
YMCA
World Journal Tribune closes after eight months of publication
The fledgling World Journal Tribune ceases publication citing union wage demands and industry changes. Publisher Meyer says losses reached about 8.4 million annually, with 2,600 workers laid off as Manhattan’s metropolitan dailies shrink and wage talks escalate.
Waltonians Plan Monday Meeting
A regular meeting of the Waltonians chapter of the Izaak Walton League will be held at 8 p.m. in the Telephone Co. Building Charleston. Joli Mouay, an Air Force officer, is mentioned, and a movie will be shown with refreshments served.
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Jones
Noy D. Stones
Sir. Dunbar
Izaak
Nicholas Area Quarantined With Rabies Measures
State Agriculture Commissioner Gus Douglass announced Friday a rabies quarantine covering Summersville Jefferson and Grant districts of Nyelolis County. The order took effect Friday and continues through August. It prohibits dogs and other domestic pets from running at large within the quarantined area unless they are vaccinated.
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Gus
Douglass
Summersville
Joercon
Grant Distriets
Nyelolis County
Yjforee
City Woman Reports Purse Grabbed By Two Men
Ralli Rolley of 208 Tennessee Ave. told Charleston police that two men grabbed her purse Thursday on Capitol and Donnally streets. She said the bag contained $34 and her Social Security card.
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Ralli Rolley
Tennessee Ave
Charleston
Pam
Capitol
Donnally
Charleston Gazette Subscription Information Clarified
The Charleston Gazette is a daily publication with Sunday edition and mail options. Subscriptions include rates for in town and out of state, with advance payment required and tax details noted, plus delivery and carrier arrangements.
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Charlestany
Independent Democreatic O Newanarer Publihed
Daily Gazette
Charleston
W.va
SykacriMion
Gazette Mail
Carriae
W. Va
Atl
Racer Agency Corp
Charmston
Collision suit over 12 car crash on Kanawha Boulevard
A personal injury suit filed in Common Pleas on March 17 cites a chain collision on the Kanawha Boulevard East River Bridge. Plaintiff Jayanie Bennett of Charleston alleges injuries while riding in a vehicle driven by Glen Burgess of Charleston. Defendants include Burgess and other car drivers and owners.
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Callisio
Kanawha Boulevard
E River
Filay
Jayanie Bennett
Char
Glen Burgess
Lefendants Burgess
Avio
Culloden Fira Gels Contract For Dam Work
Hewmont Construction Co of Culloden has been awarded a four million seven hundred thousand dollar dam project. The award signals a key infrastructure upgrade in the Culloden area with completion expected within the year. Local officials expect steady employment and contractor activity as the project proceeds.
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Hewmont Construction Co. of
Culloden
Searings Ends 50 Federal Contract Near Parkersburg
Searings Inc ends a 50 federal contract for work on the Belleville Jocks and a plant on the Ohio River near Parkersburg. The project covers alterations to existing sewage pump stations at Parkersburg and construction of new units with necessary equipment. Governor Hulett Smith noted the project was set aside for bids from local firms in Wood County.
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Belleville
Ohio River
Parkersburg
ITI
Chattiston
Hulett Smith
Wood
Morse Chain Co
Boig“Tomby ‘Warner
Grand Jury To Get Cases Of City Men
City men Matthews and Robbins waived to the grand jury on armed robbery and purse snatching charges. They were linked to two April street robberies in downtown and East Paint Drive incidents that left one woman concussed. Witnesses identified the duo. bond was not set by Municipal Judge John S. Charcock Jr.
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Angola
Edgir Labatt
Negra
New Orleans
Labat
Louisiana State Prison
Clifton A. Borel
LS. Supreme Court
Thenwas Batun
Rouge
WS. Dist
Gordon West
Horet
Manipal Court
Hey
Mugene
Matthews
SU Court St
Michael Robbins
John SN. Charcock Jr
Mattews
Robbins
Reshma
Avdiian
Woodeline Road
John Ajick
Louden Leights
Fellnes
Poyee
Lannie Hopson
Hopson
Geary Lavorn
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