Reluctant Gen Faad Shehab Seen as Lebanon Crisis Pivot
Gen Faad Shehab, square jawed and respected by Muslims and Christians, holds the only plausible chance to mediate Lebanon’s presidency crisis yet insists he is a soldier not a politician. His neutral stance places him between Chamoun supporters and rebels, but his pacifier role is hampered by political weakness.
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Lebanon
Faad Shehab
Shehab
Camille
Chamoun
Thos
Republic
Bashire Shehab
Khaled Shehab
Abdul Aziz Shehab
Interior Ministry
Bidwell Man Badly Hurt In Tumble From Truck
A Bidwell man, Dewey M. Jones, 62, is listed in fair condition with a fractured left hip and lacerations after tumbling from the back of a truck on Route 554 west of Porter around 10 a.m. He had accepted a ride while going fishing, fell when the truck started, and was admitted to Holzer Hospital. No charges were filed in a separate Mill Creek Road accident reported at 6:08 p.m. between Henry D. Sheline and Alfred T. Arnold. Sheline swerved to avoid Arnold, and minor damage occurred.
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Gallipolis
Dewey M
He Jones
Bidwell
Porter
Highway Patrol
Jones
Holzer Hospital
Hershel Nipps
Thurman
Mill Creek Rd
Henry D. Sheline
Alfred T. Arnold
Sheline
Arnold
Lesher R QO Dies in Holzer Hospital at 67
Roy Otto Lesher 67 of Kanauga died at 4 20 p m Tuesday in Holzer Hospital after a four day stay. He worked 40 years in institutional care until his 1956 retirement. Survived by wife Gladys Workman and several stepchildren and siblings. Funeral 11 a m Thursday at Fairhaven Methodist Church Kanauga with burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Beckley.
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Gallipolis
Roy Otto Lesher
Kananga
Holzer Hospital
Lesher
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Louisville
Herman Lesher
Gladys Workman
Gauley Bridge
W. Va
Emma Lesher
Bama Minner
Norma Kincaid
Bradley
Sam Drennen
Navy
Great Lakes
Anna Wesley Bragg
George
Normal
Ill
Robert
Indianapolis
Ind
Kanauga’s
Fairhaven Methodist Church
Oakey Casto
Chester J. Lemley
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Beckley
Millers Funeral Home
Holzer Hospital Notes Births and Blood Usage Listed
A list from Holzer Hospital records births for multiple families including Ty ler Newell Waugh Robinson Halley Euler Brown Gentry Oldaker Goode May Vance McIntosh Duffy Clay Roush Allison Bails Hysell Davis Donnigan Stewart Wells Babcock Sherritt Simpkins Hartsock Hamrick Claar Pickens Windon Morris Beaver. Blood used Tuesday 11 pints.
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William E. Waugh
Wellston
William
B. Robinson
Lana Halley
Crown City
James D. Euler
Middleport
Frank Brown
Point Pleasant
Stroud McDermitt
West Columbia
Leslie S. Jackson
Daniel V. Fugate
Jackson
Dewey M. Jones
Bidwell
Charles G. Bishop
Ashland
Leah Spicer
Washington
Cecil G. Halley
Gallipolis
J. W. Alban
Oak Hill
Diana Johnson
Kananga
Esta Lewis
Vinton
Charlene Oldaker
New Haven
Earl V. Goode
Pomeroy
Harvey G. May
Pedro
Larry Vance
Myles McIntosh
New Martinsville
W. Va
Edward J. Duffy
Jennings B. Clay
Hurricane
Manning K. Roush
B. J. Allison
Paul R. Bails
Dale A. Hysell
Ada Davis
Ray Donnigan
James Stewart
George W. Wells
T. R. Babcock
R. A. Sherritt
R. I. Simpkins
W. H. Hartsock
Marie Hamrick
William C. Claar
B. E. Pickens
Othel D. Windon
Pamela Morris
John Beaver
Zaleski Social Notes Highlights Visits and Gatherings
Social notes from Zaleski recount visits and weekend gatherings among local families and friends. Central figures include the McKibbens, Rosser, Egleberry, Ausel, Rider, Hoskinson, and Wyman, with guests from Ironton Columbus Wellston McArthur Chauncey and Ohio University.
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Glenn Rosser
Harold Ward
Evan
Allan
Mary Rosser
Ora
Leo
McArthur
Hugh Egleberry
James Early
Hazel Ausel
Nora Egleberry
Columbus
Etta Egleberry
Ausel
Margaret O'Leary
Wellston
Jack
Ray Rider
Indiana
Rider
Theodore Webb
Herbert Napper
Blanche Stanley
Emmett Eberts
Donald Hoskinson
Johnny Hoskinson
Jimmy
H. V. Atkinson
Neil
James McKibben
Ruth Wyman
Painsville
Ohio University
Glenn Posser
Visitors greet local families in Downington area notes
Mr and Mrs Glen Hanning hosted visitors from Columbus including Mr and Mrs Ross Boring and the Allen children Dena and Weltha Janice and Kenny Hanning. California and Harrisonville guests joined town families. Reeves School Reunion held at John Doulas home July 27 with teachers and pupils in attendance.
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George
Linda Dixon
Athens
John L. Clark
Blanche Walker
Harrisonville
Alice Mae Stanley
C. A. Bolen
Paul Stanley
Snowville
Emerson Wise
Sharon Sue
Vesta Robinson
Reeves
John Doulas
Rife Reunion Held at Old Kgger in Cheshire
Kenneth Sayre of Floreffe Pa visits grandparents Mr and Mrs B L Hern while Lucile Ramsey returns home from Children Hospital where daughter Gloria Jean is a patient.
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Cheshire
Old Kgger
Kenneth Sayre
Floreffe
B. L. Hern
Lucile Ramsey
Gloria Jean
Children Hospital
Columbus
NYC Parks Cover Large Share of Public Lands
More than ten percent of New York City land area, about 27 144 acres, is occupied by parks according to the report.
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New York City
White, Bound for Space Takes Things in Stride
Hollywood report profiles Air Force Capt. Robert M. White, a 34 year old New Yorker and husband of Doris Allan, poised to command the X15 space plane within two years. The craft, carried by a B52, aims for 4000 mph from Utah’s skies as White replaces Capt. Kincheloe in the top position.
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White
Hollywood
the Man Air Force Base
Doris Allan
Wilkes-Barre
New York City
America
Space
Air Force
Robert M. White
Ivan C. Kincheloe
Kincheloe
Korea
Edwards
Charles Bock
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Utah
Bock
Fiberglas Curtains Easy To Keep Clean
Fiberglass curtains are likely the simplest type to keep spotless as they resist dirt. Regular gentle washing in lukewarm soapy water prevents buildup and preserves their new look. Hand washing avoids wringing. machine washing should use short cycles, light loads, and no spin dry. Drip dry for straight, ready to hang curtains.
Laurel Grange program theme What Tomorrow at Point Rock
Deputy Jones presided as Laurel Grange discussed What Tomorrow with Barbara Casto leading a prophecy on atomic energy and space ships. Reports were given, pot luck supper served, and several local families visited relatives in Kentucky.
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Point Rock
C. N. Jones
Laurel Grange
Barbara Casto
Home Economics Committee
Elmer Fairchild
Judy May
Walter Fairchild
Kentucky
John Holliday
Anne Vale
Clemma
George Radikin
G. B. Radikin
Columbia Chapel
Peterson's Ointment gains nationwide fame for piles relief
A Buffalo druggist 40 years ago created an ointment that soothed itching and smarting of piles. Its quick cooling astringent relief made Peterson's Ointment a favorite in thousands of homes. Ask your druggist for 50¢ box or 75¢ applicator tube with a money back guarantee.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Ady
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