Questions on government, wages, and state events in West Virginia
The text cites a debate on congressional districts and a 1966 WV minimum wage law. It mentions Rep James Kee of the fifth district, redistricting effective May 14, and a question about waitress tips and wage credits. It also asks about the state fair dates in August.
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Raleigh County
West Virginia
West Virginia Department of Labor
King urges participation in Poor People Campaign march
Mrs Martin Luther King Jr urged nonviolent action through the Poor People Campaign and called for a nationwide solidarity day in Washington. The event aims to mobilize up to 100000 participants, with King urging Americans to join to address poverty racism and war.
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Weather Clears Tonight with Mild Temperatures in Buckley
Buckley and vicinity expect clearing skies tonight after scattered showers this afternoon. Highs near 67, lows around 50, with a 20 percent tonight and 10 percent tomorrow for any precipitation. Tuesday will be mostly sunny with pleasant temperatures in the mid 70s.
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Buckeye
Ariz
Paley Springs
Sd Imperial
Relston
Mich
Viiginia
Mountaing Ani
Presstime Bulletins from Austin and Washington News
Press item briefs report President Johnson supporting Berlin aid amid tension with East Germany while the Supreme Court strikes down Alabama welfare benefits for children. Also noted are a Kremlin–US dispute, and a Newark case involving a Russian pursuer convicted of a crime.
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Helicopters Downed Near DMZ Amid Stalled Vietnam Talks
Sunday reports say North and South Vietnam remained in a ninth round of talks with no progress as North Vietnam presses for bombing pauses and the United States weighs possible protests. Helicopters were shot down near the DMZ and Saigon reports of intensified air activity and missile strikes on the northern frontier.
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Virginia
Five Die In West Virginia From Weekend Crashes
United Press International reports at least five deaths in West Virginia over the weekend, raising the 1968 highway toll to 220. Thomas Brown in Dayton Ohio died when his pickup collided with a trailer on U 0 near Smithers Fayette County. Garland B Glandon Monaville Logan County died from injuries in a May 19 crash on W Va 10 near Logan. Kenneth Chisholm Bowen Randolph County died in a Petersburg hospital after a one car mail shop Friday night. Dana Tanner Nebo Shy County died Saturday in a crash involving his war wet and frat and struck a tree in Paw Paw. Michael Wintermeyer Paw Paw Morgan County was killed Saturday in a motorcycle crash on W Va 9 near Paw Paw.
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Auto Workers Return as French Strike Nears End
Paris and Washington reports show Renault and other French auto plants ending walkouts after 33 days of action. About 85,000 holdouts and 100,000 workers urged a return to work, while the 1966 income figures suggest industry losses near 11.5 billion dollars in farm and automotive sectors. The Sorbonne raid and student evictions added to tense national unrest.
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Paris Sorbonne siege ends as police clear university
Riots erupted at the Sorbonne with hundreds of students marching through the Latin Quarter and barricading buildings. Police cleared demonstrators after clashes, while leaders said the campus would reopen after actions to restore order and safety for faculty and students.
West Virginia Gun Law Push Draws Officials to Charleston
Public pressure for stricter gun controls grows as Gov Smith requests support for a 10 point plan. WV officials including State Police Superintendent Welly and crime committee leaders prepare for a joint interim hearing. National debate in Washington centers on registration and licensing proposals, with senators weighing changes to mail order sales.
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McCarthy Signals Third Party Possibility If Voters Face No Choice
Sen. Eugene McCarthy says he might back a third party movement if both major parties offer voters no real choice, though he rules out such a move. He discusses Kennedy delegates and potential alignments with party figures, while noting public sentiment and a possible pivot after a weekend meeting.
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Ex-Register Writer Named To UPI Post
Former Raleigh Register writer is named to a key UPI post overseeing the Eastern Division with appointments affecting Ohio Kentucky and New Jersey. The Newark New Jersey and Frankfort Kentucky offices are mentioned along with other regional managers and dates in the announcement.
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Socialist Norman Thomas Critical Condition Reported
Socialist Norman Thomas, noted thinker and activist, is described as in critical condition at Huntington Hospital following a disclosed illness. Earlier reports referenced health concerns, with conflicting statements about a chronic disorder and recent deterioration. A 1906 date appears in transmission, but details remain unclear.
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