West Virginia 2 road opens amid Ohio Valley growth talk
Ravenswood hosts ribbon ceremony as West Virginia 2 worth 9.79 million dollars opens to traffic Governor Marland predicts future industrial density will exceed Pittsburgh area Neely touts Kaiser Aluminum plant pull and state resources 3 000 people attend ceremonies with local officials and chamber sponsors.
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Woman narrowly earns citizenship as clock ticks in
A woman named Walburgar Magdalena von Raffler, a Morris Harvey faculty member, entered the U S naturalization at the last moment as ceremonies began. A man who believed his father was naturalized also gained citizenship after years of error.
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Ike Pledges Peace Bid Despite Geneva Setback
President Eisenhower vowed the United States will not admit defeat in pursuing world peace despite Geneva deadlock. Secretary Dulles relayed that Eisenhower backs ongoing negotiations with the Soviet Union, stressing American resolve and unity in the face of Cold War tensions.
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Local Immigration Case Delayed by Unidentified Applicant
Partial OCR from a newspaper item notes a citizenship certificate was sent to the Pittsburgh regional office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service and later to an examiner who had no personal knowledge of the case. Judge Ben Moore is mentioned with a delay directive.
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Cold Weather and Snow Predicted for West Virginia
Huntington Nov 18 The Weather Bureau reported more cold weather for West Virginia with temperatures 3 to 4 degrees below normal through Wednesday. Northern areas may see 19 degrees below normal. highs 41 and 43 in north and south. Snow is expected in extreme north this weekend with rain or snow by Tuesday and total precipitation of half to one inch.
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Hunter tells bizarre tale of deer with passengers
Richwood dispatch reports Leo Grose, returning from a Beaver Creek hike in Pocahontas County, describing a terrifying encounter. While resting near Chestnut Street, he heard a crash like a runaway truck, saw rocks and saplings move, then faced a buck barreling down hillside with unknown “passengers” as he grabbed his 12 gauge shotgun.
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Fiery Seattle Plane Crash Kills 27 Of 74 On Board
A chartered DC4 carrying 66 soldiers from the Far East crashed after engine trouble near Seattle killing 27 of 74 aboard. Survivors, including three crew, were injured. The crash tore into residential areas setting fires as the gasoline exploded. The Civil Aeronautics Administration suspended Peninsular Air Transport briefly after a prior complaint. the suspension was lifted after an investigation.
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Seattle Crash Kills 23 Servicemen. Two West Virginians Among Dead
A non-scheduled airliner crash in Seattle killed 23 servicemen early today. Among the dead were Cpl. T. C. Dillo of Monaville, Logan County, and Sg t H. J. Brown of Replet, Webster County, both West Virginia. One Coast survivor, PL Tamberin, was treated and released. the Army said identifications were not yet final.
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Sultan invites Ike to visit Morocco for rest
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef invited President Eisenhower to visit French Morocco for a rest after returning to the throne from two years of exile. The invitation was read at a palace reception by U.S. Ambassador Julius Holmes, in a note recalling U.S.-Moroccan friendship.
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Dulles Talks on NATO Unity and Soviet Threat
Secretary Dulles said talks with Russia and allies do not require expanding American defense and aid. He stressed vigilance, long term planning, and that U S strength must match Soviet capacity. He urged free nations to stay united to persuade Russia toward beneficial agreements. Immediate new negotiations.
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State Agrress Near Death in WV Official
West Virginia agriculture commissioner J Blaine McLaughlin 71 was stricken with an orientatory disturbance and rushed to Kings Daughters Hospital in Martinsburg where doctors reported a serious condition. He traveled from the Charleston area to discuss orchard interests and experienced paralysis on his right side. Oxygen and relief measures were given and an update was promised for the morning.
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Anchored Airplane Crashes After Takeoff Slippage
In Dallas a light plane crashed when pilot Hal Rachal dragged a 200 pound concrete anchor tied to the tail. The wind last night and the weight caused the craft to ground after taxiing from its spot. Rachal escaped injury but the plane was wrecked.
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Israel backs UN border plan while warning Egypt
Israel says agreement in principle with the UN border peace plan stands but rejects Egyptian counter proposals that could nullify it. A clash near Berar Hayil left two Egyptian scouts killed and a third wounded and captured as Egyptian scouts reportedly spied on Israeli roads. Maj. Gen. Burns relayed Bayat’s position and noted Egypt is still weighing the plan with calls for more extensive measures along the El Auja zone.
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No Winners in Gazette Prize Crossword Contest
There were no winners in the 20 778 entries in last Sunday's Gazette Prize Crossword Puzzle Contest. See tomorrow's Gazette for a new puzzle worth $520.
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