Woman claims she altered Sprouse Kennedy photo
A Charleston photo processor testifies in an affidavit that she helped alter a photograph showing James Sprouse with President Kennedy. Eleanor Stephens says she cut a coffee table and a woman from the image, moved Sprouse and Kennedy together, and produced a new negative. Sprouse campaign aides say such altered pics could exist but doubt motives.
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Time Magazine
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Odet. Mecervumup
Vannpaagtt
Parkersburg
Jim
Kennedy
McDonough
West Virginia Methodists launch drive for 400000 fund
United Methodists of West Virginia launched the Bishop's Fund For Reconciliation with pledges totaling 86795.77 toward a 400000 goal. The drive, begun in Charleston during a one day conference, aims to fund regional needs and overseas mission support over four years.
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Fund For Reconciliation
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D. Frederick Wertz
Gov Smith Pushes Humphrey Muskie in New York Visit
West Virginia Governor Hulett Smith urged New Yorkers to back the Humphrey Muskie ticket. He campaigned in New York boroughs and spoke at events in Cortland and Nelson. Smith criticized Republicans on housing, urban development, and city issues, praising Humphrey’s experience and plans for peace in Vietnam.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Nelson
Accidents Kill Three In State
Three West Virginia deaths raise the 1968 road toll to 429. James G. Kappas of Charleston was struck on MacCorkle Avenue. driver Larry McConaha charged with negligent homicide. Carl Murphy of Summersville was hit on U.S. 19 near his store. taxi driver Charles Neff charged with negligent homicide. William J. Shaw of Rockville, Maryland, died in a one vehicle crash on U.S. 340 east of Charles Town.
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Carl Murphy
Summersville
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William J. Shaw
Rockville
U.S. 340
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Logrolling and the Capitol's Frugal Showdown
Harrisburg observers critique Pennsylvania lawmakers for using other people’s money to back pet projects through the General State Authority bill and direct appropriations. The piece cites Ole Bull’s castle as a famed overreach and lists current bids like a model animal resources center and a mushroom center addition, noting Shafer’s veto of a Hannastown historic sites bill.
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Mercer County
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