Kennedy Allies Form New Gun Control Committee
Washington reports say private Kennedy backers join a new Emergency Committee for Gun Control, coordinating support with the Johnson administration. The group aims for stricter gun laws including bans on interstate handgun sales, state gun registration, and local police permits to buy. Eisenhower’s health updates continue as doctors disclose another heart attack but note stability and alertness. The effort includes Kennedy campaign staff and the Volimbc y services at Papert & Koenig Inc as public relations support.
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Chester Workman
Margaret Workman
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Cyril Lilly
House of Delegates
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County Candidates File Primary Election Expense Reports
County election reports show multiple candidates and officials listing campaign expenditures. Names noted include Roger Hamilton Marsh Fork District constable and A J Sparacino Democrat. Victor Jen constable. Margaret Scott Republican committee. Wesley Thompson assessor. J Fourney Republican circuit judge. Joseph Saward Greene Town District constable. W Wallon Back and Joseph E Huffer ine on education boards. Noel R Surficy noted in education.
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Margaret Scott
Wesley Thompson
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SRC Position Goes To Scotland Native SRC Position Goes To Scotland Native
John Anderson a Glasgow Scotland native named Monday as new business manager of the State Road Commission replacing Hugh N Mills who resigned. Anderson naturalized citizen since 1921 spent his career with Union Carbide. Figures list multiple local officials and committee payments with varying small amounts.
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UPI
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Glasgow
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State Road Commission
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Agderson Wuld
Hugh N. Mills
Mills
W. W. Barron
Anderson
Union Carbide
Trial Slated For Barron And Five Others
In Charleston, UPI reports a July trial date in the U S Southern District Center for former Gov W W Barron and five co defendants on conspiracy and bribery charges. Also named are former Rand Commission Director Burl Sawyers and assistant Vincent Jolnkoaki, former Finance Commissioner Truman E Gore, Elkins attorney Bot Brown, and ex Clarksburg dealer Alfred W Schroath. They faced accusations of creating receiving corporations in other states to obtain payments from firms seeking state contracts.
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Truman E. Gore
Bot Brown
Elkins
Clarksburg
Alfred W. Sehroath
West Virginia
Keenan case defense plea over Vietnam court-martial
Rep John Slack D West Virginia told papers Defense Secretary Clifford urged review of the Keenan case. He argued the pilot manslaughter verdict was political and that the Marines acted under training during the Sept 22 1966 patrol in a hamlet in South Vietnam. Luczko earlier convicted of voluntary manslaughter.
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Nuclear Treaty Delay Threatens West Berlin Crisis
West German cabinet met in extraordinary session on a public holiday to approve new economic aid for West Berlin amid East German harassment and a nuclear treaty delay. Chancellor Kiesinger argued Germany must resist blackmail before signing the nonproliferation treaty approved by the UN. Diplomatic sources expect other nations to delay signing until West Germany acts. East German measures target West Berlin industry as Berlin’s crisis shifts policy toward developing modern productive industries. Sree Post fills by Clarksburg man.
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West Germany
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Berlin
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Ban Lifted Three To Be Buried Alive in Charleston Parking Lot
A country and western singer and a 34 year old Austin grandmother are to be buried alive in a downtown Charleston parking lot after a ban was lifted. The trio also includes a dancer and a man identified as June Estep. White, 34, claims a world record of 63 digs for being buried alive. The event was previously blocked but set to occur Thursday.
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Austin
Tex
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Betty Jonns
Charleston
Phi
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UPI
van Brown
Consolidation Coal personnel changes announced nationwide
The company lists promotions and new hires at Morgantown and Pocahontas South. Gary Earp becomes personnel assistant after WVU degrees in economics. Richard J. Baugh moves to safety director Pocahontas South. Two section foremen join Pocahontas Northern Division, Cecil Staton and Vernie Little.
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Gary Farp
Morgantown
Earp
WVU
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Main No. 1
Amonate
Jenkin Jones
Bishop Mines
Pocahontas Fuel, Co
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Haugh
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Ricky) Baugh
Eckman
Pocahontas Buel Ca
Cecil Ray Staton
Deaths and Funerals Summary From Obituary Notices
Obituary notices list Hobart Stanley Stevens 40 of Chicago killed in an automobile crash near Viel paraiso. Ale Shepnardt Tenge 66 of Raleigh County died after an apparent heart attack in Hockley hospital. Mrs Cori Thiff 64 of Christiansburg Va will have burial at Puffsville Va. Cori Thiff survived by a large family including a wife, several children and in laws with various residences across Indianapolis Cleveland and other cities. Funeral arrangements pending at Oak Hill Fyree Funeral Home.
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Viel Paraiso
Bri
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Hockley
Ohio Railway Co
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Vraleigh
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Christiansburg
Bain Puffsville
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Artie Jr
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Ind
David
Nashville
Tenn
William
Cleveland
Ohio
James
Keren
Harold
Vietnam
Teo
Carol Sue Covington
Patty Ann Covington
Mary Sears
Silver Springs
Woodrow
Buckley
Clarence
Harvey
Mary Romm
Senoro
Bethel Jenkins
Beaver
Fyree Ianeral
Oak Hill
Low Bid Leads For State Printing Contracts
The Teckley firm Biggs Johnston Withrow submitted the apparent low bids on two of three state printing contracts while Jarrett Printing Co of Charleston led the third. Jarrett quoted 147,773 for legislative printing and binding, with Rose City Printing of ten at 86,642, and Beckley’s Jane Smith firm holding current contracts. Rose City’s bids totaled 201,808 for book and pamphlet printing and 108,908 for flatwork.
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Jarrett Printing Co., Inc
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Rase City Printing
Biggs-Johnston Wilhrow
Beckley
Jane Smith
Rose City
State Pharmacists Set Meet July 14 in West Virginia
The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association president C. Joseph Statler will be keynote at the West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association convention at White Sulphur Springs on July 14. The WV group head Tay Lb Masterson announced the three day Greenbrier Hotel event starting July 14.
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West Virginia
Delegates Put Humphrey Nixon Way Ahead in Polls
United Press International reports large leads for Henry H. Humphrey and Richard M. Nixon in committed delegate votes for the presidential nomination. New York primary results and state delegations shift momentum while McCarthy Wallace and Rockefeller figures maneuver in a packed race.
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Humphrey
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hmphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Thumphey
George Wallace
GOP
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
California
Suit Filed In Circuit Court Over Car Collision
Beulah White sues Sommy Atkins of Pirceg in Raleigh County Circuit Court claiming injuries and $2,500 judgment after a May 14 1967 collision on Pemberton road Coal City. Donald E Cole also sues Arnold J Tucas for $1,380 alleging damage to his car from a May 12 Valley Drive North incident with total loss of the car and $180 for loss of use. Leo Bridi is Cole's attorney.
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Raleigh County
Beulah White
Joseph Lachini
Atkins
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Coal City
Donald E. Cole
Arnold J. Tucas
Piney Avenue
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Cole
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Lucas
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Park Junior High Principal Ill in Appalachian Hospital
Thomas Evans principal at Park Junior High School is a patient at Appalachian Regional Hospital under observation and treatment after becoming ill in May. His condition is listed as satisfactory by a hospital spokesman.
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Park Junior High School
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Rehabilitation Programs Not Carried Through At Huttonsville
Rehabilitation programs for inmates at Moundsville Penitentiary and their comrades in the past few days draw cautious praise from Capt. Charles Bentley USMC adviser. Reported prison transfers to Huttonsville prompt questions about program continuity and the required degree for the correction director amid legislative scrutiny.
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Nuttonsville
Ray extradition delay in King murder case continues
Ray faces passport and weapon charges as American officials push for his extradition to the United States. A lengthy packet of documents supports returning him to face the King murder charge and an escape from Missouri State Prison. Extradition proceedings could take weeks, with possible further appeals delaying action for months.
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