Confirmation Of 139 Sought For Governor’s List
Fourteen area residents are among 139 appointments Governor Hulett C. Smith will ask the State Senate to confirm when the legislature reconvenes January 12. The lineup includes Peyton as commissioner Elmore as beer commissioner Bassett as commissioner of Employment Security Parker as Labor Commissioner Dr Mildred Bateman director of Mental Health Otto C Boles warden of Mounds and others from Wheeling Parkersburg and Charleston including university and human rights posts.
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Clarence Elmore
Grover T. Davis
Clement Bassett
Lawrence Arker
Mildred Bateman
Otto C. Boles
Mounds
Gilbert S. Bachmann
Wheeling
Thomas L. Harris
Parkersburg
West Virginia University Board
Camilletti
Leslie Richards
Nelson Eldred
Harlesiton
Human Rights Commission
Reapie Hae Gonmeae
Thomas Battle
Chauncey Browning Jr
L. L. Vincent
Frank Montgomery
Admiral in serious condition at Oakland Naval Hospital
An 80-year-old admiral is in serious condition after suffering a moderate cerebral event today at Oak land California’s Naval Hospital. The report notes weather improvements along the Pacific but warns of renewed threats from heavy snow and flooding as rescues continue.
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Calif
Naval Hospital
Pacific
Jealous husband stabs Moscow world champion skater
A fragment reports that Inga was stabbed in Moscow amid jealousy and claims of possessiveness. The brief mentions a world champion speedskater and a reported attack carried out by a husband, but details are incomplete and unclear from the readable text.
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UPS
Inga En
Y. Ces
Inga
Champlea
Letters to Lindsay Smith Push Coal Industry Fight
Lindsay Smith receives a federal appeal urging Johnson to reconsider a plan to ban coal burning in New City. Governor argues immediate action is needed and cites West Virginia and other coal states, stressing the industry’s greater employment.
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Johnson
New City
West Virginia
West Vem
Ee Ae
Lindsay
New York
Local Weather And River Gauge Update At Hinton
Conditions show high in last 24 hours and low in last two hours with temperatures around 47 and 42 degrees. A new river gauge at Hinton records 2.2 feet with winds out of the west northwest at 12 mph and sunrise and sunset times noted.
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Hinton
Ike Leaves Hospital on Homeward Medical Flight
Washington UPI reports President Eisenhower left Walter Reed Army Medical Center by car for Gettysburg Pennsylvania where he will spend a brief stay before a winter vacation at an Springs California. A spokesman said he is not expected to return to Gettysburg until late April or May. Eisenhower is recovering from a mild heart attack last fall at Augusta Georgia.
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UPI
D. Eisenhower
Walter
Army Medical Center
Gettysburg
An Springs
Calif
Risahower
Augusta
Bobby Baker Indicted For Tax Evasion
Washington report outlines a nine count federal indictment against Bobby Baker of Pickens South Carolina for tax evasion. The case ties Baker to Senate inquiries with former Nevada official Clifford Jones charged with perjury. Reaction from politicians varied as the Baker probe strains party loyalties.
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R-N.j
John J. Williams
Del
Printing Firm in Washington Wins Tentative SBA Loan
Standard Printing and Publishing Co. in Huntington appears on SBA tentative loan list. Owned largely by Robert P. McDonough, the firm has previously received federal aid including a 1961 SBA loan of $336,500 and a 1963 USARDA loan of $187,000. McDonough is a former West Virginia Democratic leader who aided Kennedy’s 1960 primary campaign.
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UPI
SBA
Waoda Gan
Standard Printing and Publishing Co
Robert P. McDonough
Huntington
U. S. Area Redevelopment Administration
McDonough
West Virginia
Kennedy
Governor Plans Return to State Mansion
Governor Smith will move back into the executive mansion later this week or early next, while his wife and children stay in Beckley until school ends in June. He will commute from Beckley during repairs on the mansion and says evenings will be lonely but he will keep busy with work.
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UPI
Smith
Executive
Beckley
St Paul Motel Fire Claims Seventeen In Two Blazes
Flames swept the St Paul Motel in Minnesota killing seventeen and injuring several others. Fire officials said four people were in critical condition as crews searched rubble through the morning. A desk clerk said the fire began in a first floor men’s room and raced through all four stories. Victims included travelers identified by authorities and residents, with several jumping to escape. The blaze occurred around 4 32 a.m. CST amid subfreezing wind. The hotel sits near the Minnesota State Capitol.
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St. Paul-Ramsey Star
Sister Of JFK May Get Divorce
Pamela Lawford, sister of President John Kennedy, plans to divorce British actor Peter Lawford in Idaho. The couple, married 11 years, have lived apart since last year after an amicable separation and plan to meet Idaho residency requirements before filing early February.
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Peter Lawford
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N.Y
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Valley
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Outright Oppose Everything LEJ's For Charleston Candidate
An unsuccessful caparnatacia candidate in Neube kee eat beemaie filed, saying he opposed Lyndon Johnson and the Vietnam War. He criticized punishing boys who march in parades against the draft and voiced strong antiwar sentiment.
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UPI
Lyndon Johnson
Uan
Caparnatacia
Cutright
Shelepin Trip Seen As New Blow To Peace
Moscow dispatch says Shelepin left for Hanoi at Hanoi invitation, with speculation about a possible route through China. Tass gave few details and did not confirm travel plans or routes amid tensions in Asia.
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Viet Nam
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Dmitri Ustinov
Charleston Terminal Designation by American Airlines
Gov Hulett C Smith announced Charleston is designated as a U S terminal for a new international air route by American Airlines linking West Virginia with Hawaii and Japan United Airlines action noted by Smith as very gratifying for the state
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Beckley Health Center brochure eyed for regional status
Raleigh County official E M Payne III reports Beckley vying for the Regional Health Center site with Princeton. Plans show a brochure completed within 30 days, used as a guide for Beckley qualifications and presented to federal officials and Dr N H Dyer.
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Ned” Payne, III
House of Delegate
Raleigh County
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Pinecresting
Beckley-Rale County Chamber of Commerce
Raleigh County Medical
Gates Engineering Company
Lachian
Peckey
Rinceton
N. H. Dyer
Dye
Oan Te Depeet Health, Education and Welfare
West Virginia Department of Health
State Records 3rd Highway Fatality in Clarksburg
A two truck collision on U S 50 near Clarksburg killed one man and injured another. State Police identified the dead as wa Barker of Bridgeport West Virginia. Bread truck driver Ken Withers of Graf ton West Virginia swerved to avoid a collision and struck Barker's pickup. Withers was hospitalized with a broken leg. It marked the third highway fatality on this date last year.
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UPI
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Here
Wa Barker
Bridgeport
W. V
Ken Withers
Grafton
W. Va
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Withers
Couple Dies En Route To Hospital After Heart Attacks
In Stinnett Texas Albert Bishop Smith and his 81 year old wife suffered heart attacks. An ambulance carried them to Borger hospital where they died on arrival. The wife rode in the front seat with him when the attack occurred.
Me Time limit Set LBJ Peace Bid Move
President Johnson stays committed to a peace offensive amid Vietnam bombings. He reconsiders daily with military and diplomatic advisers and would resume strikes slowly only if Hanoi expects the war to end. The six week plan faces cautious reception and aims to avoid a mere gimmick while seeking meaningful steps.
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UPI
White House
Washington
Johnson
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
National Security
United States
Talks Move in New York Traffic Crisis
Mayor John V Lindsay said talks moved but traffic remained jammed as heavy rain slowed transit. Officials reported a tense bargaining atmosphere with both sides claiming tough offers while a 20 block taxi ride dragged to half an hour amid persistent rain and slippery conditions. Barnes provided updates as the situation continued, with transit details promised on the next page.
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UPI
John V. Lindsay
Barnes
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