Charleston Letter may loom largest issue before legislature
Glatt's name was among 128 appointees withdrawn by Governor Smith after opposition tied to the Human Rights Commission's handling of Bluefield State College discrimination. Sen. Ralph Barnett leads the opposition, with civil rights leaders fearing resignations and possible protests at the State Capitol if Glatt is rejected.
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Sprouse Draws Morgantown Democratic Meetings in Daylong Visit
James M. Sprouse former state party chairman plans a day of engagements in Morgantown. He will meet public school leaders at 2:30 p.m. and Democratic women at 2:30 p.m. with an open house at 4 p.m. at Hotel Morgan. A 4:30 session with local party leaders and a 7:30 gathering with county labor leaders are scheduled.
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157 Seek Work At Local State Office In West Virginia
One hundred fifty seven applications were filed this past week at the district office of the West Virginia Department of Employment Security. The list includes forester teacher building construction foreman clerk typist sales clerk truck driver nursemaid machinist plant roles and more across multiple trades seeking employment.
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Arkansas Governor Accepts GOP Favorite Son Nomination
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller accepted the Arkansas Republican party nomination as a favorite son candidate for President but denied plans to aid his brother Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York.
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Mission Set At Wesley Methodist Two Weeks
The Rev. Larry Eisenberg will lead a two week life mission at Wesley Methodist Church from January 25 to February 8. Eisenberg, born 1914 in Knoxville, has held pastorates in Illinois Virginia Rhodesia Massachusetts and worked with youth in Tennessee and Illinois. He has served on church boards and written books with his wife.
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Lynda to Live In White House After Vietnam Return
Lynda Bird Robb plans to move back into the White House after her husband Marine Captain Charles S. Robb leaves for Vietnam in late March. The couple had stayed in a temporary suburban home in Virginia after their Virgin Islands honeymoon and holiday period.
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