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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1964

Page

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Curbing of Auto Use and Trash Burning Urged

Smoke blankets Charleston and southern cities while Virginia mountains face a rising forest fire threat. Officials urge reducing car use and avoiding trash burning as drought and fires worsen air conditions. West Virginia announces drought aid for dairy and livestock, and health authorities push daily hospital records and curbs on burning.

West Virginia Air Pollution Central Commission Kanawha Valley Carl Beard Mon- Any West Virginia Air Pollution Control Commission Public ‘Health Service Fe ‘ Een Page Seckford Kanawha-Charleston Health Degirtencer Valley Hospitals

Napoleon Image Said Damaged By TV Program

A French court heard opening arguments over an image of Napoleon Bonaparte damaged in a TV program. Smoke from forest fires in West Virginia reduced visibility, prompting a police caution to motorists to use headlights in daylight.

Napoleon Toulouse France Napoleon Bonaparte W. Burchett South West Virginia West Burchett Francois Bousgardi

Soviet Forces in Cuba During Missile Crisis Deployed and Reduced

Reports indicate Soviet personnel in Cuba numbered several thousand, with current estimates around 2,500 officers and men. The force is described as scattered advisory elements rather than a single military unit, while Soviet missiles and SAMs remained a strategic concern during and after the 1962 crisis. A U2 overflight was downed on October 27, Maj Rudolph Anderson Jr. piloting.

Cuba U.S McCloskey State Department Washington Russia Maj Rudolph Anderson Jr

Greenbrier Gets Job Corps Center

The Greenbrier County center is one of 22 new Job Corps centers planned in 11 states, part of a program to aid out of school youth with remedial education and on the job training. Volunteers in Service to America will join staff. trainees receive $20 monthly plus room, board, clothing and medical care. Eligible youths are disadvantaged but capable. criminals and serious cases are excluded. Local agencies will assist in trainee selection. Larger centers will be near cities. about 40,000 youths nationwide expected to enroll this year.

West Virginia R. Sargent Shriver Office of Economic Opportunity Greenbrier County Forest Service Anlwer Greenbrier Service To America VISTA Peace Corps

Graduate School Dean Dies in Washington

Dr. Marion A. Johnson 63 dean of Rutgers University graduate school died Monday in his room at the Sheraton Park Hotel Washington. Death was attributed to natural causes. He attended the annual meeting of the Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities. Johnson joined Rutgers in 1929 and became dean in 1954.

Washington Marion A. Johnson Rutgers University Sheraton Park Johnson Association of Land Grant Colleges and Rutgers

Ex-Conductor In Soviet Dies

Moscow veteran conductor Samuil Samosud, 80, who once led the Bolshoi Theatre Company and founded the Moscow Philharmonic Society Orchestra, is reported dead by Tass. Educated in Tbilisi, he conducted in Leningrad before moving to Moscow in 1918 to head Bolshoi and later two theaters and conduct many concerts.

Moscow Samuil Samosud Bolshoi Theater Company Moscow Philharmonic Society Orchestra Tass Samosud Tbilisi Leningrad Bolshoi

Drought Strains Across Multiple States

In New Mexico ranges run from poor to fair, with stock feeding needed. about half of the state's 32 counties are drought eligible. October sets a record as the driest this century in Illinois with minimal rain and worsening pastures. Wisconsin reports the second driest autumn since 1892, burning pastures and dry soil since September. Minnesota and South Dakota designate 26 of their counties as disaster or drought areas for federal aid.

Wuantinge New Mexico Ilinois Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota

Humphrey Tours Town In Caribbean

Vice President-elect Hubert Humphrey exited a weekend seclusion to stroll Charlotte Amalie in the U S Virgin Islands. He met residents on the main street, arrived from St John Island by boat, and visited a free port shop where he bought a watch. His son accompanied him part of the trip before flying back to Minnesota.

Charlotte Amalie Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey St. John Island Caneer Bay Plantation Minnesota U.S. Virgin Islands Secret Service

Secretary Resigns From South Charleston City Hall

Mrs Frances Poore secretary to Mayor SL O Melwain and the city council has resigned effective Sunday. The mayor said he accepted her plan with regrets and hopes to retain a replacement from city hall personnel.

Frances Poore South Charleston O. Meliwain

West Virginia Public Accountants plan Fall Technical Conference

Nearly 200 accountants are expected to attend the two day Fall Technical Conference of the West Virginia Public Accountants Assn. at the Kanawha Hotel. Nathaniel Looker district IRS director at Parkersburg will give the principal address. Speakers include C J Riffe Huntington on involuntary conversions Philip C North Charleston on oil and gas partnerships Thomas N Chambers and Lee Q Hill Charleston on changes in the 1964 tax act J W Sarver West Virginia income tax changes Richard Bailey inheritance tax regulations and Louis Tabit business and occupation tax regulations Saturday’s program.

The West Virginia Public Accountants’ Assn Kanawha Hotel Nathaniel Looker Internal Revenue Service Parkersburg C. J. Riffe Huntington Philip C. North Charleston Thomas N. Chambers Lee Q. Hill J. W. Sarver West Virginia Richard Bailey Louis Tabit

Johnson Romney Winners Try To Pour Oil On GOP Water

President Johnson praised four Republican Cabinet members and urged bipartisanship as GOP leaders meet to discuss unifying the party after a tough election. Gov Romney and other Republicans faced questions about party direction, with Goldwater supporters seen as a factor in the ongoing struggle for control and influence within the GOP.

Larry Osius Central Intelligence Agency Washington Ack al Ur Repub Johnson Rence George Romney Mich Prt Caen T Wiigan Republican Party Main- Johnson Mel Vmiriea Dean Bursh Romney Burch Las Esday Associaes Richard M. Nixon GOP U.S. News & World Report Defense Robert 5. McNamara Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon

Fragmented Transit Fare Note From Old Telegraph Sheet

Partial OCR shows a fare list with city pairs and prices including Cincinnati to Pittsburgh and mention of Bluefield. Contains a phone number and stray figures. unreadable context. no clear event or date.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh Big Bluefield Fhone

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