Computing Center Idea Gains Nuckols' Support
Charleston reports State Motor Vehicles Commission member Jack A. Nuckols backs a centralized computing center for all state offices to streamline operation. He cites reducing inactive license file backlogs and speeding information requests as key benefits and notes current mailing costs around 16000 dollars annually.
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Computing Center Idea
Charleston
UPI
Jack A. Nuckols
Nuckols
State Finance
Truman E. ‘Gore
Department
Coal Co Will Open Mine To Group Tours
The Cannelton Coal Co in Cannelton Fayette County plans summer tours of its surface operations near U S 60 twenty five miles east of Charleston. President Paul Morton will lead a press and state agency group tour next Wednesday marking the first West Virginia mine to welcome travelers and educational groups.
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Charleston
UPI
Commerce Department
Cannelton Coal Co
Cannelton
Fayette County
U. S. 60
Paul Morton
West Virginia
Prison Rock Band Draws Praise at Moundsville
Hodgson says 45 prisoners in a beginner group at Moundsville Penitentiary are forming a dance band with three instructors from the Moundsville area. He notes about one third of the group could be professional musicians and hopes to grow the program to a 100 piece marching band.
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Foundsville Penitentiary
West Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hodgson
Moundsville
Noble
William G. Noble
State
Missing Link Found In Africa
UPI reports British anthropologist L S B Leakey announced the discovery of a 14 million year old fossil near an orange farm in Kenya. He said the find is not fully human but toward man and fills a major gap in evolution, supporting central Africa as man’s possible birthplace.
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Washington
UPI
Garden of Eden
Central Africa
L. S. B. Leakey
Orange
Kenya
Iit
Leakey
Zinjanthropus
Olduvai
Tanganyika
Jackie Kennedy Says Jackie Grins and Conquers
United Press International reports Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy demonstrates public poise and charm as she handles attention. In London a headline notes her confident smile and presence. The item captures a portrait of the First Lady amid media scrutiny.
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U.S. Pat
United Press International
London
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jackie
Violator of We Want Out Ban Sentenced at Fort Polk
Pfe Bernis Owen, a 23 year old Army reservist from Seadrift Texas, began six months hard labor in the Fort Polk stockade after a special court martial found him guilty of conduct prejudicial to good order and of bringing discredit on the armed forces. His attorney said an appeal would be filed. The five officer court martial board, which met 27 minutes, also ordered the loss of 300 dollars from his pay.
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FT. Polk
UPI
Pfe 'Bernis Owen
Ft. Polk Stockade
Owen
Seadrift
Tex
Mental Patient Admits Killing N Y Girl Six
NEW YORK UP I reports a mental patient admitted strangling a 6 year old girl named Carol McAllister and disposing of her nude body behind oil drums at an auto repair shop on Long Island. John Groeniger 35 confessed after hours of questioning at police headquarters and led officers to the scene. He is charged with homicide. no sexual motive admitted.
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New York
UPI
Carol McAllister
Long Island
Hollis
Ethel McAllister
Carol
John Groeniger
Pilgrim State Hospital
Groeniger
Herman Steinmetz
iCarol
Joseph McAllister
Chemical Company
Edith
Naughty burglar hits Alpine home for canned goods
Mrs. Lucy Crosier told police the burglar stole 20 dollars worth of canned foods and took food then left dishes unwashed. Harold Wagner told a Marathon County judge he was driving 100 mph to get home before sleep, and was fined 125 dollars. MP Alice Pearce spoke in London about her elixir of life claiming two glasses of beer juice daily beat monkey glands. Danny Topezeski, 22, faces disorderly conduct charges after leaving a horse and buggy outside a Hatley tavern and the horse ran away.
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Ind
UPI
Lucy Crosier
Wassau
Wis
Harold Wagner
Marathon
Ronald Keberle
Wagner
Elixir OF Life London
Alice Pearce
House of Commons
Elixir of Life
Hatley
Danny
Topezeski
Deaths toll tops several notable figures across cities
Funeral services will be held today for Julius Guttag 77 retired banker and coin authority who died Tuesday in New York City His Latin American coin collection appeared in numerous numismatic exhibitions In Scranton John W Murphy 59 chief federal judge and former U S representative died at his home Wednesday In Los Angeles funeral services Friday for Dr Israel I Blumenfeld 46 survivor of the 1943 Warsaw ghetto revolt and West Coast director for Histadrut-Israel died Tuesday In Fort Worth Paul G Zimmerman 71 who helped design the Flying Jenny of World War I died Wednesday with services scheduled today
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New York
UPI
Julius Guttag
Guttag
Scranton, Pa
John W. Murphy
Middle Pennsylvania District Court
U.S
Los Angeles
Israel I. Blumenfeld
Blumenfeld
West Coast
Histadrut
Israel
General Federation of Labor
Fort Worth
Tex
UPD
Paul G. Zimmerman
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