Lottery Bill Amendment Stage Reached In House
West Virginia lawmakers moved a state operated sweepstakes proposal to amendment stage in the House of Delegates amid other action. Delegates rejected an off premises banking bill, debated road funding audits, and discussed the governor’s role in appointing auditors for a $200 million Better Roads program. Senate activity included six bills at passage and ten with amendments, plus a state police pay raise measure pending.
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Robert M. Gornall
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Del
Jesse Barker
D-Kanawha
Barker
House
Judiciary Committee
del. Carmine Cann
D-Harrison
del. J. Paul England
Wyoming
Cann
Mountain State
Senate
Legislative Auditor
Paul Kaufman
Legislative Auditor's Office
Senate Finance Committee
Hans McCourt
D Webster
Kaufman
Legislative
John Carrigan
R - Marshall
State Police
Johnson Seeks New Weapons To Fight Crime
Washington reports President Johnson plans to ask Congress for new legal tools to curb racketeering in legitimate business, plus federal police training grants. Proposed measures include federal controls on interstate small arms sales and a limited wiretap bill, along with reforms to bail bonds and pre release prisoner rehabilitation. Organized crime targets include arson-for-profit as a federal offense to disrupt cross state rings.
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Congress
Saturn V launch delays test data for Apollo program
Saturn five rocket launch faced over hour delay due to ground computer trouble. The 1.5 million thrust booster lifted off over the Atlantic with a long flame trail, breaking the sound barrier after about a minute. Ground control said systems looked good as the first stage separated smoothly and the second stage burned hydrogen and liquid oxygen on a 10 minute ascent.
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Ussia
Atlantic
Space Agency
Breakfasts Continued From Page 1 Mention Viet Nam Dilemma
The article notes the President’s stance on minor matters and his overall good relations with Congress. It highlights Johnson’s mood amid the continuing Viet Nam dilemma and suggests a steady, nonchalant approach to routine issues.
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Life Insurance ad for ages 39 to 79 from Great Lakes
A newspaper advertisement offers life insurance for people aged 39 to 79. Apply by mail to the Home Office for a guaranteed $2000 or $1000 lifetime policy with no obligation. Tear out and mail name, address and year of birth to Great Lakes Insurance Co. Elgin IL 60122 Dept 16B151P58
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Great Lakes Insurance Co
Elgin
Deaths and Funerals Dale Cooke 35 Beaver
Funeral rites for Dale Clayton Cooke 35 of Beaver will be at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev Oliver Tedder officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. He died Monday at 12 10 p m after a long illness. Pallbearers: Willie Worley Paul Cook Harless Cook Junior Cook Burl Ford Lloyd Cook. Survived by wife Bernice Jordan three sons Allan E of Charleston William G in Turkey and Jon Lyle Jordan of Charlottesville Va a brother Frank and a sister Mrs M C Black and two grandchildren. Friends may call after 2 p m today at the Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home.
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Beaver
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Oliver Tedder
Sunset Memorial Park
Willie Worley
Paul Cook
Harless Cook
Junior Cook
Burl Ford
Lloyd Cook
Tams
A. W. Cooke
Bessie Bradbury Cooke
Carroll
Rose and Quesenberry
Bernice Jordan
Allan E
Charleston
William G
Air Force
Turkey
Jon Lyle Jordan
Charlottesville
Frank
Oak Hill
M. C. Black
Cleveland
Ohio
Willie Berger 70 Dies After Long Illness in Newhall
Willie Berger 70 of Newhall died at home Monday after a long illness. A World War I veteran and retired miner he was born August 2 1894 in Franklin Virginia and was a member of Newhall Baptist Church. Survived by a brother James Berger Raleigh. Body at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Willie Berger
Newhall
Franklin, Va
Jobe Berger
James Berger
Raleigh
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home
Funeral services for Everett Gregor Jordan
Everett G Jordan, 60, of Oak Hill, died after a brief illness. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at Thomas Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev Tally Hanna officiating. Burial at High Lawn. He worked for Fayette County Board of Education. Born in Ronceverte January 19 1905, son of the late James and Laura Surber Jordan.
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Everett Gregor Jordan
Oak Hill
Thomas Funeral Home
Tally Hanna
High Lawn Memorial Park
Jordan
Ronceverte
He Was the
James and
Laura Surber Jor
Federal fact finding probes and civil rights clashes across states
Johnson warned the federal body his state faced many problems and urged goodwill and assistance rather than criticism. In Jackson a grand jury was to meet amid alleged perjury in voter discrimination suits as a dispute arose over indictments. In New York Malcolm X was ordered from his home after a bombing, with blame exchanged between Malcolm X and the Black Muslims. In Birmingham Eldridge Turner, a Negro physical education teacher, was named to the Fairfield Park and recreation board, the first Black to hold a Fairfield city post.
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Jackson
Harold Cox
New York
Malcolm X
Malcolm
Birmingham
Ala
Eldridge Turner
Fairfield Park and Recreation Board
Turner
Fairfield City
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertising brief for FASTEETH powder to secure upper and lower dental plates, reducing looseness and odor. It touts a tasteless, alkaline formula with no sour aftertaste and claims it provides firmer fit and comfort, available at drug counters.
Final rites set for Beecher Osborne at Cyclone church
Beecher Osborne 28 a Cyclone native and toy machine operator died at Kopperston mine. Funeral 1 p m Wednesday at Bright Prospect Baptist Church Cyclone with Rev Kenny Harvey officiating. Burial Brown Cemetery Cyclone. Survived by wife Etheleen DeLong Osborne two sons Robert and Gregory, parents Ralston and Iona Osborne, siblings Georgia Martin Tessie Workman Sester. Body to home of parents at 5 p m today. Evans Funeral Home Oceana. Francis T Carmody dies at 56 in New York heart attack. supporter of Earl of Oxford claimed as Shakespeare author.
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Bright Prospect Baptist Church
Cyclone
Kenny Harvey
Brown Cemetery
Osborne
Kopperston
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Ralston
Iona Bailey Osborne
Etheleen DeLong Osborne
Robert
Gregory
Sester
Georgia Martin
Tessie Workman
New York
UPI
Francis T. Carmody
Edward de Vere
Earl of
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Shakespeare
Veteran actor Henry Kulky dies at 43 in California
Funeral services are set for Thursday morning at St Rose Crans National Cemetery Point Loma for veteran actor Henry Kulky 43 who died of an apparent heart attack last Friday in Oceanside California.
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Calif
St. Rosecrans National Cemetery
Point Loma
Henry Kulky
Kulky
Oceanside
Willard H. Northrop Dies in Hartford Hospital
Hartford tribute to Willard H. Northrop former president of the National Association of Marine Surveyors who died Monday at Hartford Hospital. His leadership in marine surveying and long service to the field are noted in local obituaries.
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UPID
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Hartford Hospital
Four Beckley College Students Hurt in Wreck North of Charlottesville
Four Beckley College students Ralph Dill ingham Tom Nuckols Tom Johnson and Curt Fitzhugh were injured in an auto collision about 8 am 12 miles north of Charlottesville Virginia as they returned to Beckley after a home visit The driver Dill ingham and passenger Nuckols were hospitalized with serious injuries Nuckols required 58 stitches for facial head and shoulder wounds and a neck cut doctors at the scene saved him from further bleeding Johnson and Fitzhugh were treated and released at Charlottesville hospital and are back in classes Shrover reported a doctor traveling behind the car provided aid
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Ralph Dillingham
Tom Nuckols
Tom Johnson
Curt Fitzhugh
Alexandria
Beckley
D. K. Shrover
Shrover
Johnson
Fitzhugh
Dillingham
Nuckols
Picketing Prows in Ky Coalfields as Dynamite Blasts Hit Trucks
In eastern Kentucky, two coal trucks owned by Rufus Holbrook were destroyed by dynamite blasts amid large picket lines at Southeast Coal Co near Colson and Elkhorn Jellico Coal Co near Marlow. About 200 pickets gathered, including UMW members from Leatherwood No. 1, while a man was arrested for breach of peace and a beaten worker reported by authorities.
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UPI
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Rufus Holbrook
Southeast Coal Co
Colson
Letcher County
Elkhorn- Jellico Coal Co
Marlow
Elkhorn-Jellico
Berman Gibson
Gibson
Clyde Hatton
Hatton
United Mine Workers Union
Leatherwood No. 1
Perry County
Leatherwood
GM Chief Says Tax Cut Would Lift Economy
Frederic G. Donner of General Motors said eliminating the 10 percent federal excise tax on automobiles would lift the American economy, benefiting buyers directly if Congress acts. Donner and GM President John F. Gordon discussed tariffs, pricing, and other topics at a rare open news conference. He noted auto sales might rise by a half million a year, but could not back the figure with proof.
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Kosygin and Chen Yi clash over Vietnam war moves
Pravda and the Soviet Union’s representatives blasted U.S. actions in Vietnam and warned that a single flare of violence could spread globally. Premier Kosygin met Chinese leaders on his Asia mission and broadcast urged by the socialist camp to oppose U.S. raids and defend North Vietnam.
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Soviet Union
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Peking
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U.S
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Kremlin
Viet Nam
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Kangaroo Steaks Seized by Hendon Police
A package of kangaroo steaks found by a passerby on a London street was handed to a police officer and is kept on ice at Hendon police station awaiting a claimant.
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Hendon
England
UPI
Record peak production spurs need for steel pact hope
US industry eyes rising output in autos and steel as the Federal Reserve notes record January production at 137.7 percent of 1957-59 average. But businessmen warn of a downturn unless steel contract negotiations with USW conclude before May 1, with April 30 expiring agreements and election turmoil shaping the bargaining stage.
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I.W. Abel
Lady Bird Sees Greatest Story World Premiere
New York UPI Mrs Lyndon B Johnson attended the world premiere of The Greatest Story Ever Told at Times Square Theater escorted by Adlai Stevenson. The First Lady called the film superb while Stevenson found it impressive though long as Secret Service handled a gate-crasher. The event benefited the United Nations Association and the Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation with Stevenson as United Artists national co chairman.
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Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation
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United Artists
Six Convicts Denied Review by West Virginia Supreme Court
CHARLESTON UP I Six convicts lost freedom bids Monday when the State Supreme Court refused to review their convictions They were serving terms at Moundsville Penitentiary and Huttonsville Medium Security Prison and had sought writs of habeas corpus The six are Norman L Fraley Jefferson County five to eighteen years for second degree murder Edgar Edmiston Logan one to ten years Carl H Bryant Mercer ten years for grand larceny William H England Barbour five to eighteen years for second degree murder George Turner McDowell one to ten years for forgery Robert W Belcher Kanawha
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UPI
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Moundsville
Huttonsville
Norman L. Fraley
Jefferson County
Edgar Edmiston
Logan
Carl H. Bryant
Mercer
William H. England
Barbour
Quat Forms Cabinet Amid Vietnam Power Shuffle
Viet Nam month reports Quat with long experience in Vietnamese politics served the Emperior Bao Dai and ran for president against Ngo Dinh Diem. He names ministers to balance regional interests as Buddhist leaders hoped to ease coup tensions. Elections set for March 21 as Phac Khac Suu remains in the Quat government. battles with Viet Cong leave casualties and many missing.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Huong
Phac Khac Suu
Transient Freed in Johnson Threat Case
A federal grand jury declined to indict James Nugeon aged 34, once of Columbus Ohio, on charges he threatened President Johnson. Nugeon was arrested in Williamson on January 13 after a series of unclear actions led authorities to detain him.
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UPI
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James Nugeon
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Ange Aon
Nat King Cole Dies At 45 From Widespread Cancer
Hollywood Nat King Cole died in his sleep at St Johns Hospital Santa Monica after an autopsy showed extensive metastatic carcinoma of the lung with spread to major organs and glands. His wife Maria Ellington Cole had kept his condition private as he faced cobalt treatments and surgery. Funeral services were planned at St James Episcopal Church with interment at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Ike Cole performed on TV in St Louis after the news.
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UPI
Nat King Cole
Cole
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Maria Ellington Cole
Ike
St. James Episcopal Church
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Hearings Start On Foreign Aid
The House Foreign Affairs Committee resumes hearings on President Johnson's 3.38 billion foreign aid bill a bare bones request. Led by Rep. Morgan the panel reviews authorization and past outcomes as anti-American statements by Indonesian and UAR leaders raise public concern. Lobbyist regulation, and presidential disability succession also feature in separate hearings.
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Quotes By United Press International
New York U S Ambassador to the United Nations Adlai Stevenson on viewing The Greatest Story Ever Told says very impressive but a little long. Moscow Radio Moscow warns U S attacks on North Vietnam could trigger a world war and spread to neighboring nations, potentially embracing the world.
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United Nations
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GM Board Chairman Won't Count Chickens Before Hatch
Detroit Frederic Donner notes his 1965 car production estimate excludes possible elimination of the 10 percent federal excise tax. He says I don't count my chickens before they are hatched. Also Detroit celebrates Anna C. Miller's 102nd birthday remarking she never smoked or drank and that young ladies avoided such things.
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General Motors Board
Frederic Donner
Two Amigo Residents Injured In Accident
Two Amigo residents were hospitalized Monday night after their 1957 car went over an embankment onto a railroad track near Helen. Larry McKinney, 16, and Dale Harper, 22, suffered head injuries and were listed in good condition at Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens. The car was demolished in the 8:30 p.m. crash. McKinney is a Mark Twain High School junior. Harper is a self employed adult. Investigation continues.
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Dale Harper
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Elmer McKinney
Mark Twain High School
Harper
New Cutback Fuels Production At Three Uranium Plants
The AEC announced new cuts to fuels production to meet weapons and power needs. When civilian nuclear power grows, production will rise again. Reductions will occur at Oak Ridge Tennessee Paducah Kentucky and Portsmouth Ohio gaseous diffusion plants, costing about 100 jobs. Attrition will handle the personnel reductions.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
Portsmouth
Ohio
Commission
Justice Douglas and regional forester Murray tour New Mexico
Irving T. Murray, regional forester, and Robert Nordhaus, a former Yale student, joined Justice Douglas on a trip linked to the Cibola National Forest. Douglas wore an old army coat and planned a trance in Los Angeles, with no delays to his scheduled appearance.
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Southwestern
Irving T
Pat) Murray
New Mexico Cibola National Forest
Robert Nordhaus
Douglas
Yale University
Los Angeles Okie
Fees Dominate Minimum Wage Law Hearing
In Charleston UPI reports a public hearing on a proposed minimum wage law drew strong criticism. Miles Stanley of the West Virginia Federation of Labor defended the bill while opponents warned the impact on prices and business. Hotel groups, rural hospitals, and service industries argued against the measure.
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UPI
Miles Stanley
West Virginia
William R. Huff
The
West Virginia Hospital Association
Stanley
Tests of Fritz Nears End in Identity Mystery
Omaha television figure John Fritz Johnson nears completion of neurological and psychiatric exams after fingerprints tied him to Lawrence J. Bader, Akron kitchenware salesman thought drowned eight years ago. Attorney says hospital stay ending soon and possible reunion with Mrs. Bader remains possible.
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UPI
John
Fritz) Johnson
Omaha
Ohio
Johnson
Lawrence J. Bader
Akron
Harry Farnham
Farnham
KETV
Nebraska
Bader
Chicago Sporting Coods
Marylou Bader
Lake Erie
Interstate 64 bids planned for Cabell County WV
Bids on two Interstate 64 highway projects in Cabell County were to be opened today by the State Road Commission. The work includes paving a three mile section of the superhighway east of the U S 60 interchange and the completion of a bridge over Howell's Mill Road with an approach.
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UPI
Cabell County
State Road Commission
Howell’s Mill Road
Old West cattle stampede blocks Antioch freeway
In Antioch California a herd of 100 cattle broke through a pasture fence onto a freeway on Monday forcing traffic to halt for over an hour. Highway patrol and police pursued the herd with sirens and red lights before corralling them into an open field.
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Antioch
Calif
UPI
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