Letart Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Letart Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Lewis Sayre's home in New Haven with Sayre presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. Roy Friend focused on Wisdom. Mrs. Dayton Durst presented the West Virginia Constitutional Revisions lesson. A Halloween party is planned for October 28. Birthdays for the month included Mrs. Larry Morrison Mrs. Ronald Morgan and Mrs. Lester Roush. Mrs. Morrison won the door prize.
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New Haven
Letart Home
Lewis Sayre
Lester Roush
Larry Morrison
Garden Club Plans Fall Rhododendron Planting
At the September New Haven Garden Club meeting members chose a statewide project planting rhododendrons this fall. Three trees will be bought for Mason Hartford and New Haven with committee members Se lah Jane Powell W R Proffitt and Lloyd Roush.
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New Haven
New Haven Garden Club
Mason
Hartford
Selah Jane Powell
W. R. Proffitt
Lloyd Roush
Donald F. Roush
Clyde Foley
America
Amchitka blast prompts two more tests planned
The Atomic Energy Commission plans two additional underground nuclear tests on Amchitka Island after a one megaton blast produced a ground roll with no apparent quake or tsunami. The event drew protests from Soviet, Japanese and Canadian officials and others. No radiation was detected, and drilling continued with several holes already in place.
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Anchorage
Alaska
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Amchitka Island
Aleutian Chain
Soviet Union
Japan
Canada
U.S
AEC
Aleutians
Edward B. Giller
Keith Miller
Amchitka
Miller
Smith Appoints New Town Recorder in New Haven
New Haven Town Council met at the City Building with Mayor Thomas Grinstead presiding. The council voted to pay all bills due and accepted the resignation of Helen Fields effective October 1. Mrs. Charles Smith was appointed to fill the term ending July 1 1970 and accepted.
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New Haven
Thomas Grinstead
Helen Fields
Charles
Hilda) Smith
Hoffa Parole Bid Rejected. Legal Fight Continues
James R. Hoffa, longtime Teamsters leader, has parole bid rejected and will remain in Lewisburg federal prison. The U S Parole Board said to recon sider in March 1971. Hoffa, 56, served two years eight months of an eight year sentence for jury tampering and faces ongoing appeals to the Supreme Court on related convictions.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Hofffa
U.S
Ber Teamsters Union
Kennedy
Johnson
Lewisburg, Pa
Nashville, Tenn
Hoffa
Supreme Court
Teamster
Florida
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Detroit
Cherokee Home Demonstration Club meeting notes
The Cherokee Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Ollie Browning in New Haven. Devotions were led by Mrs. Kate Roush and the scripture was read by Mrs. Velma Luckdoo. The lesson on constitutional revision in West Virginia was presented by Mrs. Ollie Browning.
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New Haven
Cherokee Home Demonstration Club
Ollie Browning
Kate Roush
Velma Luckdoo
West Virginia
74 Nations Approve Paper Gold SDR Plan
The IMF launches paper gold or SDRs as international money backed by treaty rather than gold. SDRs will be issued to 74 participating nations, with the United States and other large economies receiving most of the initial distribution over 1970 to 1972.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
Fund
World Bank
South Africa
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
United States
Paris
Emilio Colombo
Italy
New Haven Garden Club Hosts Resignation and Plans Meeting
The Neha clima Garden Club met at the Alex Quillen Memorial Building with Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. Robert Layne as hostesses. The resignation of Mrs. Glenn Cartwright was read due to moving away. The district meeting is set for Oct 10 at the Up-Towner Inn in Huntington with the theme Creative lower Arranging The Art of Drying Flowers.
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New Haven
Nehaclima Garden Club
Alex Quillen
Harry Miller
Robert Layne
Glenn Cartwright
Officers in Vietnam to Reply to Censorship Charges
Washington AP report notes officials running the Armed Forces network in Vietnam will be asked to respond to accusations that they censor war news. The inquiry aims to clarify whether censorship altered battlefield reporting and affected public understanding.
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Washington
Armed Forces
Vietnam
Wylie
New Haven Personal Notices Include Visits and Censorship Discussion
New Haven society items note Mr. and Mrs Otto Grimm visiting Owensboro Kentucky and Mrs Samuel Halstead returning from Holzer Medical Center. Sunday guests for Mrs Martin Ohlinger include Henry Roney Jr and relatives. Also listed are visitors to Columbus and Huntington events and a Pentagon censorship inquiry involving Rep Chalmers P Wylie about Maxwell’s complaints and a US Army review.
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New Haven
Otto Grimm
Roland Karr
Owensboro
Kentucky
Samuel Halstead
Holzer Medical Center
Martin Ohlinger
Wetzel Goff
Dayton Rexroad
Ralph Singer
Ohlinger
Henry Roney, Jr
Veteran’s Memorial Hospital
Howard Wagenhals
Columbus
J. W. McGrew
William Russell
Huntington
Telstar
Up Towner Inn
Larry LeMasters
Steven
Cleveland
Ohio
Bill Howard
Mike
C&O BAC See Small Q3 Losses Despite Floods and Strikes
The Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio railroads report third quarter results only slightly below last year as floods from Hurricane Camille and coal field strikes impact operations. C&O net income for the quarter ended September 30 was 12.2 million dollars, or 1.41 per share, versus 12.8 million dollars, or 1.47 per share, a year earlier.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
C&o
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Marshall University
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Roland Nelson Jr
W. Va
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