Filbert and Peanut Records Rules Highlight Government Lists
Washington readers are reminded to keep extensive records for a wide range of items and agencies. The General Services Administration lists 11 types of required records, spanning filberts peanuts and many other materials. Agencies include Agriculture Maritime Fisheries and Customs among others. Do not discard documents.
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Washington
UPI
Filbert Control Board
GSA
General Services Administration
Maritime Administration
Agriculture Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
Louisiana
Customs Bureau
Federal Aviation Agency
Securities & Exchange Commission
Weather Station Work to Begin at Raleigh County Airport
Federal and state officials announce that a year round United States Weather Bureau station will start at Raleigh County Memorial Airport within about ten days. A meteorologist will operate 24 hours, with aviation and pilot observations, connected to radar and warning coordination systems for severe weather alerts. Louis Hayes will head the station, and lease and remodeling details are being finalized.
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United States Weather Bureau
Raleigh County Memorial Airport
Robert C. Byrd
John C. Ward
Raleigh County Airport Authority
Byrd
Louis Hayes
Bumpass
U. S. Watcher Bureau
Beckley
Ward
J. F. Johnson
United States Public Building Service
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
House Approves Highway Bond Referendum in West Virginia
Charleston West Virginia House of Delegates passes a proposal to place a 200 million dollar road bond issue before voters in 1964 to fund Interstate and other highway construction. The chamber killed a 100 million cap amendment and the Senate must grant two thirds approval.
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Charleston
UPI
House of Delegates
West Virginia
House
del. Frank Deem
R-Ritchie
Senate
Voting Record Shows 19 Opposed $200 Million Road Bond
The House of Delegates passed the $200 million road bond 79 to 19. The record lists 12 Democrats and 7 Republicans who voted against the measure, with two Democrats absent and not voting. Names include R H Bowman Pocahontas and Harry L Buck Ohio among others.
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Charleston
UPI
House of Delegates
R. H. Bowman
Greenbrier
Thomas C. Edgar
Pocahontas
Rochard E. Ford
D. R. Frazer
Nicholas
Harry L. Buck
Ohio
Forrest M. Buck
Tyler
Calvin A. Calendine
Wood
Walter W. Carey
Kanawha
Carroll
J. Bernard Poindexter
Cabell
Robert H. Tennant
Marion
Khrushchev’s son in law seeks Vatican contact
Moscow reports say Alexei Adzhubei, Khrushchev’s son in law, pursues talks with Vatican officials possibly to meet Pope John XXIII. Izvestia gave no firm answer, fueling Rome observers who see a visit plan with Cardinal Bea. Adzhubei and wife arrived in Italy to visit Pompeii.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
Alexei I. Adzhubei
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Vatican
John XXIII
Izvestia
Rome
Adzhubei
Augustin Cardinal Bea
Secretariat For Christian Unity
John
Rada
Pompeii
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Josyf Slipyi
West Virginia Weather Camp Forecast and Temperatures
Forecaster notes fog with rain today and tonight then light snow or mixed precip Wednesday. Daytime highs mainly 40s to 60s, tonight low 30s to low 40s. Wednesday highs 35 to 48. Beckley 68 yesterday. Oak Hill 71 high with 36 low. River Greenbrier above normal muddy. Lake above normal muddy. new gauge 4.7 ft at Hinton.
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Beckley
Sackcsavss
BAM
Togay Asec Itovscdaas
Wott
West Virginia House Debates 35-Year Highway Bond Plan
Leaders argue the 35-year bond issue would fund new highways without new taxes, with revenue from future highway user taxes. Critics cite past bond issues and Pike debt as reasons taxes may not cover the debt. Supporters urge federal money could spur long term prosperity and state growth.
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House
W. T. Brotherton Jr
D-Kanawha
Brotherton
George H. Seibert
West Virginia
Seibert
del. Paul Kidd
D - Gilmer
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Kidd
Harry R. Pauley
Draft law extension moves forward and world briefings
The House Armed Services Committee approves Kennedy’s four year draft extension to July 1 1967. France faces a crippling nationwide coal strike as 200000 miners demand higher pay. Nehru accuses China of Kashmir interference to expand its policy. William G Saltonstall joins Peace Corps Nigeria after backing Rockefeller for 1964. Teamsters Local 473 ends newspaper strike in Cleveland with two year deal. other unions without contracts. State Department official MeeGhee eyed as ambassador to West Germany. Zambito Gambing ruling upheld by federal appeals court in Richmond. Margaret Kirk 103 dies in Point Pleasant. Charleston Democrats nominate James B McIntyre to challenge Mayor John Shanklin.
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House Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
France
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
William G. Saltonstall
Phillips Exeter Academy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Peace Corps
Nigeria
Teamsters Local 473
Cleveland
George C. Mee- Ghee
State Department
U. S
West Germany
White House
W. Averell Harriman
Russia
Britain
McGhee
Richmond
Anthony J. Zambito
Wheeling
W. Va
Zambito
Margaret Kirk
Point Pleasant
Charleston
James B. McIntyre
John Shanklin
Adman Scooped On Own Quadruplets Birth in Lima
Phillip Axe, Lima adman, learned his wife Barbara gave birth to four daughters at St. Rita's Hospital after the Lima Citizenwent to press days. The babies, premature and in incubators, weighed 2 pounds 9 ounces to 4 pounds 2 ounces. Mother in very good condition. delivery over 17 minutes. names undecided.
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Lima
Axe
St. Rita's Hospital
Citizen
Lima News
Reapportionment Bill Faces Court Review in West Virginia
West Virginia Governor W W Barron is expected not to veto a reapportionment bill guaranteeing at least one delegate per county and creating replicate Kanawha County senatorial districts. State Attorney General Robertson has warned that the two main provisions are unconstitutional. A U S District Court suit in Kanawha County seeks constitutional reapportionment. Barron will study the measure before acting. Rail strike talks resume in Chicago March 13 over featherbedding and work rule changes after Supreme Court ruling.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
W. W. Barron
Kanawha
C. Donald Robertson
Robertson
U.S
Barron
Statehouse
Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
Clemency Sought for De Gaulle Attack Terrorists
Paris. President Charles de Gaulle considered clemency for three terrorists condemned to death by a special military court for an Aug. 22 attack on his car in Petit Clamart. No appeal exists. clemency would be his prerogative. Other defendants received prison terms. OAS links echoed in courtroom.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Petit Clamart
Jean- Marie Bastien-Thiry
Alain de Bourgrenet de la Teenaye
Jacques Prevost
Georges- Marcel
Watin
Serge Bernier
Lajos Marton
Edmond Jouhaud
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Algeria
Andre Canal
France
Self Regard, Rivalry, and Snow Prompts
In a folksy reflection, Sherwood Glutz notes that a self loving person avoids rivals yet can feel misery from self centered thoughts about personal desire, respect, and others opinions, while also hinting at the chance of more snow tomorrow.
Bidault Appears on BBC Panorama Stirring Britain France Ties
Former French Premier Georges Bidault, head of the CNR, appeared on BBC Panorama in London, prompting Labour MPs to demand Home Secretary Henry Brooke explain why he was on the program. The broadcast risks fueling further tension after De Gaulle’s veto of Britain joining the Common Market.
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London
UPS
Britain
Georges Bidault
Charles de Gaulle
Home
Henry Brooke
Bidault
British Broadcasting Corporation
BBC
Panorama
France
de Gaulle
Council of National Resistance
CNR
Russians Visit Austin Prompt Church Protest Meeting
A Texas Methodist minister called four visiting Russian churchmen "agents of Khrushchev" at a meeting of about 125 protesters. The visitors include Nikolai of Mukachevo and Uzhgorod and Kudinkin, Arnold Pitirim, and Arthur J. Kitzevitch, linked to Orthodox and Evangelical Baptist groups. The visit is sponsored by the National Council of Churches with ties to the Soviet Union.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Pasaidena
Khrushchev
Ercel Carter
American Council of Christian ‘Churches
American Council of Christtian Churches
Soviet Union
National Council of Churches
Russian Orthodox Church
Boris Sergeivich Kudinkin
Nikolai
Mukachevo
Uzhgorod
Pitirim
Arthur J. Kitzkevitch
Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists
Russia marks Stalin death a decade later with silence
Moscow notes the ten year mark since Stalin's 1953 death with subdued recognition as Khrushchev's de Stalinization campaign erodes his legacy. The curbs on commemoration reflect broader critique of his police terror and one man rule.
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Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalin
Red China
Albania
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Lenin
Soviet Union to launch first woman astronaut this year
Radio Budapest quoting MTI dispatch from Moscow reports the Soviet Union will send the first woman astronaut into space this year.
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Vienna
UPI
Soviet Union
Radio
Budapest
MTI
Moscow
Barrett Named UPI Executive For Kentucky
William R. Barrett aged 42 was named UPI regional executive for Kentucky and southern West Virginia replacing the previous appointee. Barrett a Charleston West Virginia native and former Beckley resident has led UPI Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia since March 1961. He joins John S. Langdon whose duties expand to Maryland Delaware and DC. Barrett began with UPI Charleston in 1955 after 14 years in paper radio and TV work at Beckley Post-Herald Raleigh Register and WJLS. He and his wife Melba will live in Louisville.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
William R. Barrett
U.P.1
Kenucky
West Virginia
Gerald J. Rock
Barrett
Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court assigns bridge duties to SRC over Juli ana Street Bridge
The court ruled the State Road Commission, not Wood County Court, must maintain and supervise the Juli ana Street Bridge at Parkersburg. The SRC may decide repairs using its discretion under law, affecting funding and upkeep of the historic 1889 structure spanning the Little Kanawah River.
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Charleston
UPI
State Supreme Court
State Road Commission
Wood County Court
Juliana Street
Parkersburg
High ‘Court
State Road
Kanawha River
SRC
High Court
Supreme Court
Thornton G. Berry
Hundreds Flee as Streams Rise in West Virginia Floods
Heavy rain and melting snow forced hundreds from their homes in northern and western West Virginia as streams and rivers rose on Monday night. Clark Higgins, about 60, of Smithfield, drowned after his car stalled in floodwater near Jacksonburg. An infant girl was reported missing in Wheeling when a boat capsized during a family outing. The Little Kanawha River was expected to crest at 29 to 30 feet.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Clark Higgins
Smithfield
Jacksonburg
Wetzel County
W. Va
Pleasanton
Wheeling
Kainawha
Rock Slide Closes Tams Mountain Route Early Morning
State Road Commission Supervisor Robert Sweeney said a rock slide on Tams Mountain forced a one way pattern for traffic. Four men and a grader worked about two hours to clear the mud and rock. No other roads were blocked by water or slides.
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Tams Mountain
State Road Commission
Robert Sweeney
Sweeney
West Virginia Floods Cut Off Roads Across State
Creston in Wirt County reports flood stage at 20 feet with the West Fork River rising eight inches per hour and threatening Clarksburg area. Vienna Wood County reports 500 evacuated as Pond Run roars out of banks. Wheeling sees rising streams and Ohio River cresting near 36 feet.
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Creston
Wirt County
Clarksburg
West Fork
Weston
Vienna
Wood County
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Flooded Area Spreads Across Four States
March floods forced hundreds from homes across Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia leading to emergency declarations in Newark and isolation of areas like Clarksburg. Schools closed roads blocked with rising waters threatening Greene County Pa as guards manned affected towns.
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United Press International
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Newark
Clarksburg
Greene County
Jami County
Chillicothe
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