Gob Pile Case Argued Before Supreme Court
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates seeks to shield coal firms from damages over gob pile emissions at Grant Town. The Kochs claim $100,000 damages for smoke and fumes from gob piles, while five related Marion County cases total $425,000. The coal association urges the same defenses used in standard damage actions.
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Charleston
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
Supreme Court
Marion County
John
Olga Koch
Eastern
Grant Town
Koches
Koch
West Virginia Coal Association
Darren McGavin Joins Jerry Lewis in The Delicate Delinquent
Hollywood reports Darren McGavin will co star with Jerry Lewis in The Delicate Delinquent replacing Dean Martin. McGavin, an Actor's Studio alumnus known for dramatic roles, says he will not sing in the film while noting his recent work with Bob Hope on Beau James.
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BUL
Aomas
Hollywood
Jerry
Lewis
Darren McGavin
Dean Martin
McGavin
Martin
Bob Hope
Charley Hand
New York
Jimmy Walker
Hope
Beau James
Jerry Lewis
Livestock Buyer Prefers Old Cars Over New Models
Madison Wisconsin profile of Phillip Campbell a livestock buyer at a meat packing plant who owns two 1930s autos a Chevrolet coupe and a Model A Ford both well used yet cherished he drives them to work and on vacations averaging about 3000 miles per year he keeps up repairs and added radios while insisting the cars still have plenty of life left on rugged roads.
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Madison
Wis
Phill Campbell
Campbell
Wisconsin
Chase
Hollywood
Anita Bpkberg
Marie Windsor
Threequarters
Lex Barker
Angie
Miss Windsor
Marie
Lana
Barker
Lana Turner
Anne Bancroft
Victor Mature
Certifying West Virginia State Candidates
Secretary of State D. P. O’Brien announced he mailed certifications for all state candidates on Tuesday. The move lets county officials print and mail soldiers’ absentee ballots while remaining ballots are to be printed next month. The list includes four nominees for the State Senate and a Circuit Judge position. no word yet on the GOP nominee for the late Judge Miller’s term. Oliver D. Kessel of Ripley was named by a GOP judicial convention in Point Pleasant. Senate vacancies target opponents to Senators Mitchell Welch McCourt Bean in districts 6, 12, and 16.
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Charleston
D. Pitt O'Brien
West Virginia
O'Brien
State Senate
Sun District
Lewis H. Miller
Oliver D. Kessel
Ripley
Point Pleasant
Senate
William Mitchell
Welch
Hans McCourt
Webster Springs
Ralph J. Bean
Moorefield
Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
Peggy Ressinger reports on servicemen in the area and abroad. Pvt. Carl Ball returns home to Harlem Georgia after Korea with the Seventh Infantry. Two area men complete basic Air Force training at Lackland Texas. Pvt. Franklin D. Ferrell earns Outstanding Member and Recruiter of the Day while awaiting Airman School in Jacksonville Florida. Cecil A. Treadway promoted at Fort Gordon Georgia in the Signal Corps. L. Coskey and Boston Patterson Jr. listed as sons of local families. Pvt Edward L. Solsky graduates Jump School at Fort Bragg North Carolina earning parachutist wings after training jumps.
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Korea
Patricia Ann
Seventh Infantry
Harlem
Carl 8. Ball
Allen Ball
Oak Hill
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S. C
Pic
Franklin D. Ferrell
Airman School
Jacksonville, Fla
Signal Corps Training Center
Fort Gordon
Cecil A. Treadway
Searbra
Collins High School
Greenbrier Militany School
Lewisburg
13Rd Signal Company
Signal Corps
Army
Essas
Charlie William Smith
Scarbro
Treadway
82Nd Airborne Division
Fortt Bragg
N. C
Edward L. Solsky
John Solsky
Bolt
Surveyor Schools
Television coverage of the 1960 political conventions
Charles Acer assesses TV and radio coverage of the Democratic and Republican conventions. He notes networks faced a costly flop with high production costs and limited audience prestige, suggesting networks may demand more control or risk withholding full coverage in 1960.
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Charles
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Paul Butler
CBS
Theodore Bowers Seeks Re election in Ind District
Theodore Bowers of New Martinsville, the Republican nominee, runs for reelection in the Indiana District as party supporters rally.
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Theodore Bowers
New Martins’ville
Ind
Fall Fashion Drive Aims At Higher Men’s Clothing Prices
Business Mirror reports a broad push to raise men’s apparel prices as retailers note higher fall tags amid rising labor costs. Makers tout blends of fibers and nostalgia for 20s styles while caps rebound with a revived Cap and Cloth Hat Institute targeting suburbanites drivers and students.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Australia
Cap and Cloth Hat Institute
Dust in Potash Mines Declared Safe by Health Dept
The State Health Department reports no danger from dust in potash mines. A survey says inhaled dust is soluble and would deliver potash amounts comparable to eating an apple. Carlsbad mines in New Mexico supply about 90 percent of the U.S. output.
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Santa FE
N. M. UW
Carlsbad
N. M
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