Mobile X ray survey to cover Mercer County week
The West Virginia health department conducts its annual mobile chest x ray survey in Mercer County this week with two units at five communities. Bluefield Princeton Kellysville Bluewell and Camp Creek host stations and times listed for Tuesday through Friday. Participants under 20 years or pregnant women are not eligible.
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Mercer County
Bluefield
Clark's
Bluefield Ave
Princeton
Memorial Building
Kellysville
Meadow's
Bluewell
Nick's
Snead’s
Camp Creek
West Virginia Department of Health
Mercer County Health Department
Mercer County Heart Council
Mercer County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Mercer County Cancer Unit
The
American Cancer Society
Miss Wellbee
Henry Warden
Way Is Cleared For Malaysia Pact
Indonesian, Malaya and Philippine foreign ministers agreed to have the United Nations survey North Borneo and Sarawak on the desires of local peoples. The plan aims to form Malaysia on August 31 with Singapore and other British territories joining, to resist Communist encroachment.
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Manila
Philippines
Indonesia
Malaya
The
Malaysia
United Nations
North Borneo
Sarawak
U.N
U Thant
Salvador P. Lopez
Thant
Diosdado Macapagal
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Federation
Singapore
Hungary Seeks to Join Moscow Test Ban Pact
Communists in Hungary announced on Sunday that the country welcomed the test ban treaty and is ready to sign. The statement came from the Central Committee of the Hungarian Communist Party. Earlier, East Germany, Poland, Romania and Bulgaria voiced interest in joining the Moscow pact.
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Budapest
Hungary
Central Committee
Hungarian Communist Party
East Germany
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Indian Hall Of Fame Founder Logan Billingsley Dies
Logan Billingsley age 80, real estate man and founder of the Indian Hall of Fame in Oklahoma, died Sunday at Northern Westchester Hospital Mount Kisco after a period of illness. He was a brother of Sherman Billingsley of the Stork Club in New York City.
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Katonah
N.Y
Logan Billingsley
Indian Hall of Fame
Oklahoma
Northern Westchester Hospital
Mount Kisco
Billingsley
Sherman Billingsley
Stork Club
New York City
Senate unveils pay rise plan for armed forces
Senators proposed a military pay increase of over 1.2 billion annually for about two million service personnel. The Cannon subcommittee plan adds raises for officers and enlisted ranks with under two years service, menetions higher caps for doctors and dentists, and provides retroactive retirement pay recomputations. The measure, set for Senate committee review and potential floor passage, would be sent to the House for compromise before a presidential signature.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
House
Cannon
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Senate House
Kennedy
Senate Group
Pentagon
U S Cavalry Relives First Korean War Clash
Five U S soldiers of the 1st Cavalry Division recount a night fight with North Korean patrols near the frontline in Korea. Platoon Sgt Charles Crawford and privates describe spotting a patrol crossing a rice paddy at 9 30 p m firing a rifle and grenade exchanges lasting until dawn.
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U.S.A 1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Charles Crawford
Springfield
U.S
Crawford
Charles Vickers
Anderson, S.C
Carl W. Bell
Tuscon, Ariz
Vernon Allen
Campbellsville
Robert C. Stempien
Coldwater
Mich
States
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Howard Meadows
Mercer County Heart Association
James C. Bell
Mercer Cancer Unit
Marilyn Weimer
C. W. Murphy
Mercer Tuberculosis and Health Association
Raleigh ST
Coupane
Acavet
Clark Stores
Raleigh ST. Bluefield
Stempien
A&P’s
USDA
Virginia
Ann Page
Elbo Macaroni
Sultana
Jane Parker
Sunny Fleld
Morton
Bluefield & V
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