West Virginia budget plan cuts and mental health push
Gov. Smith heard agency heads outline a 50 percent cut in personal services, a $6.6 million surplus request for capital improvements, and reclamation of 100000 acres of coal lands. Aeronautics seeks $438,880 and a mental health budget of $12.7 million plus $2 million for hospital plant upgrades, with Weston State Hospital renovation and accreditation eyed.
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Tywart Lake
Mildred Bateman
Department of Mental Health
West Virginia
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Gov. Smith
West Virginia University Medical Center
Jury Verdict Involves Nitro GOP Registration Case
A federal court jury found the Nitro area Republican Club must prove a willing volunteer existed to register the party, reversing a 1962 conviction. Prosecutor Lowther praised the closing, while defense argues the case tests constitutional limits on fines. The club has 10 days to appeal as a courtroom emptied after a two hour closing stretch.
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Jones
Hall
Husky Party
Joseph A. Lowther
Lowther
John J. Abt
America
Religious Liberty Vote at Vatican Council Divides Bishops
The Vatican council saw 249 ballots against the religious liberty declaration in a final working session, a tally near the Oct. 15 vote on a related measure. Conservative opposition led by Italian Bishop Luigi i Carli planned a possible appeal to Pope Paul VI, but insiders said it would fail. The drafting commission had repositioned a statement affirming Roman Catholicism as the true faith, sparking objections. The document affirmed freedom to worship and government noninterference with religion not endangering public order, with conservatives arguing it equates all religions. Another move by New Orleans Archbishop Philip M. Hannan to tone the antiwar declaration failed, and the two-thirds vote to pass the antiwar statement stood.
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Council
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Drafting Commission
New Orleans
Philip M. Hannan
St. Peter’s Basilica
Hannan
Johnson Okayed to rest as doctors monitor recovery
Johnson rests at LBJ Ranch after gallbladder kidney operation with doctor Cain and Dr Barkley reporting very satisfactory progress. A graduated exercise plan and rest period are advised until after Thanksgiving. Gorham named assistant secretary of Defense for manpower, Johnson cites qualifications.
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William Gorham
Washington
LBJ
Here
James C. Cain
Mays Clinic
Rochester
Minn
George G. Barkley
Cain
Gorham
Defense
Rhodesia Restores Guard for Governor
Rhodesia reissued a police guard for Governor Gibbs after threats were broadcast. Letters were handed to Rhodesian police as Gibbs faced harassment and defied orders. Gibbs appeared on the lawn with Lady Gibbs as government officials warned against threats and pledged intervention.
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Battle near Pleiku underlines raw infantry clash
Lt Col Robert A. McDade reports an intense hand to hand fight 35 miles south of Pleiku as American forces engage a large enemy unit. He praises his men for damage inflicted, notes dozens of American casualties and captures among the wounded, with two sergeants dragged off and later escaping back to allied lines.
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New York
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State Theft Suspect Held In California
A Los Angeles area man, Thomas Edward Skolimowski, 29, is held on federal charges connected to post office burglaries in Mosca Colorado and Clarksburg West Virginia. He was arrested November 12 in Glendale after a car license plate tampering incident and faces arraignment Monday.
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Mosca
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Lincoln
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Vinthadogree Sanosien
North Viet Nam
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Los Angeles Strike Ends With Guild Approved Agreement
The American Newspaper Guild ends a one day walkout as the Herald Examiner resumes publishing. Bargainers reach a contract agreement around 7 a.m. and first edition prints at 9:25 a.m. Expected wage increases and benefits are reported but details are not released. The union plans to recommend acceptance to its members. The strike involved Los Angeles afternoon daily production and related plant talks.
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Death by Own Action Rule In Paris Case
Police in Paris report Baroness Sylvaine de Courtry found dead in her apartment two months ago committed death by own action. The case involved her being bound gagged and pinned, with a film shown to dispel doubts, depicting a leaning scenario using a dagger. A stand-in actor demonstrates the staged attack while authorities pursue further inquiry.
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Opera Guilds My Fair Lady a Charleston smash hit
The Charleston Light Opera Guild reports all remaining performances of My Fair Lady sold out with 75 to 100 names on a waiting list. Four more shows are set at the Civic Center Little Theater including today, Sunday, Friday and Saturday next week, led by Catharine Hart Brown as Eliza Doolittle and Harold T. Myler as Professor Higgins.
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Guild
Lerner — Loewe
Civic Center Little Theater
Catharine Hart Brown
Eliza Doolittle
Harold T. Myler
Professor Higgins
Douglas Martin
Don Riggio
Andre van Damme
FMC Order Advances South Charleston Production Lines
The order from Pat plans production lines at South Charleston to strengthen Gunder sons operation in the eastern rail market, aiming to boost competitiveness and supply capacity.
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South Charleston
Gunderson
Barton Will Attend B'nai B'rith Meeting
Harry N Barton of Charleston West Virginia president of the four state district of B'nai B'rith for Pennsylvania West Virginia New Jersey and Delaware will head an all day meeting of the district board of directors next Sunday at the Hotel Penn Sheraton Pittsburgh locale noted
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