20th Ballot Fails To Break Italian Election Deadlock
ROME UPI Italy faces continued paralysis as the 20th presidential ballot fails to unite behind rightist socialist Giuseppe Saragat. Saragat draws 323 votes, short of the 482 needed, while Pietro Nenni and the Communist bloc gain to 385. A 963 member joint session is set for the 21st ballot as Antonio Segni’s illness leaves the presidency unresolved.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Giuseppe Saragat
Saragat
Pietro Nenni
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrats
Nenni
Byrd Opens Alderson Youth Center for Young Women
Sen Robert Byrd announces a new Youth Center at Alderson Federal Reformatory for Women in Greenbrier County. The unit targets inmates aged 16 to 24 for specialized counseling and rehabilitation, funded by a $101700 appropriation and converting two existing buildings. The facility began operations November 30, with additional projects planned including hospital modernization and a fire station.
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Alderson
Robert C. Byrd
Federal Reformatory For Women
Byrd
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Gladys Bowman
Reformatory
Senate
Greenbrier County
Holiday guests fill Shumate home in Soulsville
Saulsville residents hosted relatives over Christmas with visits from Hursie and Mary Shumate, Jerry Privett family, Elizabeth Ann Meadows, and others. Visitors traveled from Ambherst Massachusetts, New Albany Pennsylvania, Washington DC, and Bristol Tennessee.
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Saulsville
RNS
Hursie Shumate
Donnell Shumate
Chesapeake City
Jerry Privett
Sherry
Shumate
Mary Shumate
Maben
Ambherst
Mass
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
K. D. Sizemore
Donna Ray
Kelly Sizemore
Shumates
Janice Meadows
Elizabeth Ann
Washington, D. C
Miss Meadows
Washington
Soulsville
Dan Tolliver
Murrell Tolliver
James Tolliver
Clyde Tolliver
Christmas Visitors Share Holiday in Mullens Area
A roundup of extended family and friends visiting Mullens and nearby towns over Christmas includes the Lafferty Quary Stewart and Shrewsbury households with relatives from Cleveland Charleston Xenia Annadale and Beckley. Other guests include the Mosley Wareham Farley and Payne families with travels to Virginia and Rainelle. A note concludes with a humorous two fisted eater remark.
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Ohio
Susan
Frank Farley
Inlaw
Steve Wareham
Annadale
Frankie Farley
David
Preston
Penny
Dayton
Farleys
West Virginia
Adam Richardson
Beckley
Wareham
Vera Farley
Fayetteville
Laura Farley
Warehams
Virginia
Glen Acord
Acord
Roger
Manassas
Prince Williams Hospital
Gale Acord
John Mosley
John Wiley
Ronald
Buddy Joe
Ruth
Judy
Pat
Darlene
Axton
Mosleys
Teddy Mosley
Teddy Doyle
Bassett
Perry Lafferty
Ralph Hall
Thomas Hall
Michael
Kimberly
Cabell Payne
Garner Bailey
Rainelle
Bolt
Carl Payne
William Name
Paul Brooks
Charleston
Tom Sheppard
Power clash shakes Kremlin as Brezhnev kosygin duel rises
Washington reports a brewing struggle between the Communist party and the Soviet government after Khrushchev's fall. Brezhnev leads the party while Kosygin heads the government, with Izvestia pushing for greater government independence and a shift of authority from party to state. The piece traces historical clashes since 1953 and warns a Khrushchev-like showdown could topple either Brezhnev or Kosygin depending on support from the Red Army and secret police.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Kremlin
Izvestia
Pravda
Moscow
T. Kiselev
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Khrushchev
Malenkov
Stalin
Lenin
Red Army
Secret Police
Dad In Law Charged In Shooting
John Kcer 64 of Spanishburg faces felonious shooting charges in the wounding of his son in law Benny C Pennington. Pennington was shot in the right arm with a .38 caliber pistol after a family argument on Christmas Day. He is recovering at Bluefield Sanitarium in satisfactory condition. Police traced a trail of ice to three theft suspects linked to a jewelry store break in, leading to juvenile authorities.
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Princeton
UPI
John Kcer
Spanishburg
Benny C. Pen
Vancouver
B.C
Nington
Spicer
Pennington
Bluefield
Retained Students and New Terms Spark Classroom Debate
A columnist notes that failing students are labeled retained or retainees instead of left back and jokes about teachers becoming gobbledygook. The piece reflects on changing jargon in education.
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Tuscon, Ariz
Witlie Cox
Buddy Tuttle
Winston - Salem
N. C
Tuttles
Glen Fork Joel
Mrs. Wylie Brooks
Keystone
McGraws
Rosie Maraschillo
Sizemores
Billy Jack
Arlington
Dillard Milam
Rhodell
J. C. Milam
Helen McGraw
Quest
Jimmy
Rockford, Ill
Ann McGraw
Claude Moore
Mate
Congress
Olay
Beckey Post-Heratp
Sharon Cook
Ravencliff
Shades of Lenin
By Leon Dennen
Oseph Sapienza
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
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