Grand Opening Of GOP Headquarters Set Today
Grand opening events unfold in Raleigh as GOP officials and candidates press to meet voters. State leaders, including Archj Senator J Kenton Lambert of Moora and others, pledge campaign energy and a big turnout. The county HQ showcases a high profile roster and civilian volunteers, with cadet units from Greenbrier Military School and auxiliary GOP women hosting refreshments.
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Archj
J. Kenton Lambert
Moora
Parsons
Tucker County
GOP
Raleigh
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Borden
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Moore
Thomas C. McGuire
Toni Potter
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Greenbrier Miltary School
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Smith
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Richard Ran Joyner
Norfolk
Mander
Nand Company
Angela Car
Damacle
Maple Weights
Ohio
Thowas Hoge Cook
Wayneshorn
Michael
Eugene McBee
Clarksburg
James Kiervin
Tollway
Fremont
Grembritz
S. Set Shepard
Vincent Wilkinson
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Neal S. Boles
Columbus
Osio
Davies
Campbell
Lewisburg
Illinois Beauty Wins Pageant's Talent Contest
Miss Illinois Judith Anne Ford of Belvidere dazzled judges with a trampoline act as five more preliminary talent winners were announced at the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City New Jersey. Miss Alabama Delaying Cole Catching of Birmingham showed poise in white swimsuit and pursued a scholarship, with Ford a University of Illinois physical education major and reigning junior champion.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Miss Illinois
Miss Alabama
Syith
KDP
Tlinois
Judith Anne Ford
Belvidere
University of Uwlinais
Aml
Dellying Cole Catehing
Birmingham
Ala
Funeral services for Everette Peters in Naoma church
Funeral services for Everette Wiliam Peters also known as Uncle Cats will be held Saturday at Freewill Baptist Church in Naoma with Rev. C Calhoun and Rev. William Gray in charge. Burial follows at Sarrett Lemon Cemetery in Arnett. Peters died Thursday morning in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. Born May 21, 1881 at Posey he was a retired coal miner and farmer and a Baptist. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Victor Alien Mrs Byrd Petley and Mrs Carlos Alorvis of Naoma, sons Delbert Howard Troy and Carlos of Naoma and Maxwell Hill, a sister Mrs Myrtle Paltry of Nova, a brother Andrew of Wnooms, 25 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. The body will remain at Armstrong Funeral Home in Whitesville and will be placed in the church at 5 p.m. today.
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Everette Wiliam
Peters
Freewill Baptist Church
Naomna
5. C. Calhoun
William Gray
Sarrett- Lemon
Arnett
Beckley
Posey
Jim
Morilla Webb Peters
The
Baptist Church
Victor ‘Alien
Kirs. Byrd Petley
Geaidehildeen
Armstrong
Whitesville
Clurch
Beaver Postmaster Recognized For Savings Bond Work
Spearheading post office leadership, F. A. Stevens valued for promoting School Savings Program. Funeral services set in Doylestown for Stevens, 24, killed Aug. 5. Johnson notes bonds growth. savings stamps available at post offices and banks. program aims to teach youth fiscal responsibility.
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Beaver
R. W.ynauenwine
Prue Houdwin
Eram
Glen Tk. Johnson
National
Whit Brant
U. S
Jonson
Spee
Goodwin
Forrestal A. — Stevens
Daylestown
Ohio
Fayetteville
Rif
Monbarren
Uiisleme
Doylestown
Outdoor Happening at Babcock celebrates conservation park anniversary
At Nubcock State Park the Administration Building hosts a two day Outdoor Happening featuring a field trip, scenic views, and a Sunday finale. Registration costs vary with ages and meals included. speakers include Pete Sainselliper and J C from the Department of Natural Resources. Campsites are available on a first come basis.
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Nubcock State Perk
Bridgeport
Chile
Patout
Pete” Sainselliper
J. C
Xrel
First Conic
First Division
Dnr
Czechs Fear Soviet Move Amid Invasion Rumors
Czechoslovakia's leaders seek calm as Gustav Husak and censorship chief Volmut insist no arrests or direct Stalinist censorship will occur. They promise press reform through editors' responsibility. In Stockholm a Swedish navy helicopter crash claims 2 crewmen alive and 3 bodies. Western officials in Vienna cite firm evidence of Moscow plans to foment anti-Soviet protests to justify stronger occupation measures.
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Gustav Husak
Josef Votnout
Tol
Volmout
Hussk
Areheconservativs
Didrich J . Svestka
Stockholm
UPI
Swedish Navy
Moscow
Navy
Igsyak
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Vienna
Dubrek
Rumors Of Pueblo Crew Release Hit Washington
Washington says it has no knowledge of any preparations for families to welcome Pueblo crewmen held in North Korea. No confirmation of impending release. Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approves a bill to pay the crew $65 a month during captivity.
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Washington
State Department
North Korea
Department
Senate Armed Services Committee
Coal Co Sues George A Lawton for 263.11 in West Virginia
Gulf Coals Inc files suit against George A Lawton of Midway for 263.11 claiming balance due on coal deliveries from May 1983 through December 1983. Represented by Charles M. Vickers of Mahan Higgins Thrift and Graney law firm.
Miss Black America Pageant contestants named in Atlantic City
World wire dispatches report sixteen contestants aged 18 to 25 were chosen to symbolize Black America in the first Miss Black America pageant in Atlantic City. The event showcased poise, charm, beauty, ideal, and projection as representatives of Black women nationwide.
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America
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Salt Me
Ot Derson
Tno
Nikolia
Saigon
Viet Cong Detonation Affects Rescue Mission In Vietnam
Authorities say a satchel charge exploded by Viet Cong terrorists damaged a building in Vietnam during a rescue operation. Military Police Lt. Danny Winfield of Foley City, Ohio, led the MP unit in charge of the rescue efforts, as South Vietnamese teams worked to free trapped persons amid rubble.
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Danny’ Winfield
Fonea City
Ofla
Threats on Sen Dirksen Life Revealed by Dirksen
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen said he has been under constant protection by the Secret Service FBI and local police after threats over the past six months. He described three specific threats and noted guards accompanied him during Illinois campaign appearances while he appealed for restraint amid danger.
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Chicago
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Lauden County
Police Beat Rash Of Wrecks Reported
A rash of traffic accidents reported in Raleigh County during wet Thursday morning. Heavy rain hampered travel as police noted several collisions at Meyers Arena Worley Road and near South Kanawha and A Streets. One school bus involved. no serious injuries reported. Officers cited driver errors and a stop sign violation in multiple incidents.
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St. Meadows
Deegans Ave
Meyers Arena
Worley
South Kanawha
Amos L. Meadows
Beckley
Pittman
Mie Puckett Auto
Reuter
Burger Bay
North Oakwoot
Wacarihuc
Uampton
Beckley Municipal Court
Richard Jr
Florengo
Loyya B. Vennbie Ot
Teachers Walkout Ends as Philly Signs Two Year Contract
Philadelphia teachers end a city walkout after school board and union reach a two year contract for 1230 teachers. The accord includes pay increases from $600 to $1,204 and helps reopen public schools serving about 290,000 students while nationwide debates rage over funding and conditions.
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Cine Madison
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Ameti Federation of Teachers
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Philadelphia
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Michigan
Michigan Education Association
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New York City
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Albert. Shanker
Board of Education
Brooklyn
New York
McManus
Chicago
Thosing
Department of Employment Security
Clement R. Bassett
West Irgiain
Bassett
McMahus
West Virginia
Payne
MelManus
Union
North Hecktey
Raleigh County Youth Faces Theft and Bond Increases
Fragmented report lists multiple Beckley area arrests and charges including Patrick Carte waived to grand jury on theft related counts, a Bank of Raleigh fraud, plus domestic assault, drunken driving, parole violations, and traffic related citations. Names include Patrick Carte, Dean Jeffers, Konakl Toor, Edward Adkins, Rosetta Williams, Mable Duncan, Garland Maynard, Bernett Diehl, and N. Honard Gordan with varied bond amounts and local magistrate actions.
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Carte
Beckley
Magistonte
Lavette
Wallace
Naleigh
Tyes
Sane
Carto
Radeigh County
Deckley Pollen
Edward Adkins
Elm St
Pawl J. Tesson
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Adkins
Jos Rodriguez
Rute Price
Packsville
Marsh Fork
Victor Allen
Mable Duncan
Raleigh
Garland Maynard
Bernett Diehl
U.S. Army
Beckley Court Court Nets 579 From Bond Forfeitures
Beckley Municipal Court collected 873 in bond forfeitures at its Thursday session. Of that, 29 covered public intoxication charges. Forfeitures included Breda M Hatheld Rowley Beckley speeding 26.50 Joseph P Dickerson 212 Crescent Rd speeding 26.50 Larry Junior Hardbarger 21 109 Parkwool Dr drunkenness destruction of property Priest Lee Smith Mubscott drunkenness obstructing an officer James F Zacerzeck 0 Prince St speeding 26.50 James BD Odham Minway hazardous driving 41.80 Alves EB McCreery 115 there St reckless driving 50.
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Breda M. Hatheld
Rowley
Beckley
Joseph P. Dickerson
Crescent Rd
Larry Junior Hardbarger
Parkwool Dr
Lee Smith
Mubscott
James F. Zacerzeck
Prince St
James BD. Odham
Minway
Alves EB. McCreery
There St
Political turmoil frames state integrity debate continues
The article centers on political friction within state governance as critics challenge the Division of Corrections and public institutions. Key figures like Sarver, McManus, and Payne weigh in on leadership, qualifications, and proposed ethics legislation amid demonstrations and calls for stronger oversight.
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Smith
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Payne
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Idta
Beckleyan Attends National Meeting
Beckley teachers and WVU officials join four educators from across the nation at a national conference in Ann Arbor Michigan. Dr Richard C Franklin of Morgantown and Roger S Karsk of the Appalachian Center are among WVU representatives, discussing race relations in high schools. The conference runs Thursday through Sunday at the University of Michigan, sponsored by the Institute for Social Research and the Ford Foundation.
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CWO
West Virginia
Univyoralty
Thratlbout
Richard ¢. Franklin
Morgantown
WVU
Appalachian Center
Roger S. Karsk
Hecklay
Unversity of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Institute For Social Research
The
Fowl Foundation
Permit Issued for Porch Enclosure to Mrs Whitt
A building permit was issued Thursday by the city to Mrs. Eugene J Whitt of 113 Garfield Street for enclosing a porch. Total estimated cost of work is 1200 dollars.
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Eugene J. Whitt
Garfield
Miners Meet at Beckley Fire Department in Raleigh County
A meeting was held today at 7230 p.m. at the Beckley Fire Department in Raleigh County Rescue Squad headquarters. James Jamison and Orville Jamison attended as committee members. Bryant announced oxygen and frautine administration during the session.
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Beckley Fire Department
Raleigh County
Smoot Ave
James
Orville
Jamison
Bryant
Levy's Conviction Upheld by Army Board in Vietnam War Case
The Army board affirmed Captain Howard B. Levy's court martial conviction and sentence for refusing to train Vietnam-bound medics on moral grounds. It upheld the guilty finding and disobedience charge, sentencing him to five years in prison. The case advances to the Secretary of the Army for further action.
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Bess
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Vietnam
Saigon
Motions of Appeal Filed in Charleston Case
Lawyers for Johnkoski file motions of appeal alleging improper pretrial conduct and jury bias in a bribery conspiracy case. Officials and co-defendants face questions on hotel arrangements and possible state government influence during trial.
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Smith
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Slamey Presser
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