Health Center Schedules Nine Clinics and Five Meetings
Mercer County Health Center in Green Valley hosts nine clinics this week including venereal disease immunizations diphtheria whooping cough tetanus smallpox vaccines and tuberculin testing with appointments for adolescent and pediatric clinics. Local groups meet Monday through Friday including GOP Women Kiwanis Southern Cosmetologists Democratic Women and Gateway Radio Association. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays.
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Mercer County Health Center
Green Valley
John J. Mahood
Mercer County Health Department
Aneae Eed
Moukeu
Mercer
GOP
Mercer County Republican Women’s Club
Green Valley-Glenwood Kiwanis
Southern Cosmetologist Association
Women’s Democrat Club
Gateway Radio Association
Plant Blows Up in Formosa Killing Six Teens Injured Three
A firecracker plant exploded Saturday at Sanhsia near Taipei killing six workers and seriously injuring three others. Police said most victims were teenagers.
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Taipei
Formosa
Sanhsia
Ego Market To Remain Strong
Virginia farm price outlook remains firm with egg demand strong and holiday buying likely. Virginia prices show mixed levels for Grade A large and mediums while overall broiler and turkey markets require active promotion amid rising supplies and competitive meats.
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Virginia
Virginia Department of Agriculture
New York
del- Maria
Concord College Names 1966 67 Who's Who Selections
Mercer McDowell Wyoming and Summers county students join 22 juniors and seniors at Concord College Athens in the 1966 67 Who's Who listing. Nominations came from a student faculty committee with four teens holding 3.0 or better averages and active in college life.
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Mercer
McDowell
Wyoming
Concord College
Athens
Carol P. Anderson
Pipestein
Clarence Blankenship
Excelsior
Larry Bog
John K. Roberts
Kimball
Nancy C. Seals
Amherstdale
Sandra S. Smith
Princeton
Ancil B. Snarks
Welch
Rodney Fef
Thomson
Rainelle
David B. van Etten
Quakertown
Bonita R. Waddell
Coal City
Donald R. Williams
White Sulphur Springs
Woolworth Heiress Seeks Divorce in Tangier Flight
Barbara Hutton, 54, ill and en route from Tangier to New York via Paris and Mexico City, seeks a divorce from Prince Raymond Doan Vinh Na Champacak. Friends say she settled more than 3 million dollars with the Laotian-born artist husband, whom she wed two years ago after a Tangier meeting.
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Michael Goldsmith
Tangier
Morocco
Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
Mexico City
Raymond Doan Vinh
Paris
New York
Hutton
Casbah
Champacak
Mexico
Sahara
Goodby
Miss Hutton
Malaysian Student To Speak Here Today
Malaysian student Tiong Lip Tan of Concord College will speak at the Bluefield Kiwanis Club meeting today. Program Chairman Robert A. West says Tan will discuss his homeland for the Kiwanians. The club meets at noon at the West Virginian Hotel.
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Tiong Lip Tan
Concord College
Bluefield Kiwanis Club
Robert A. West
Tan
Malaysia
West Virginian
County Cancer Unit appoints 1967 education leaders
Mercer County Cancer Unit named Mrs. Sandro Zande of Bluefield as chairman and Mrs. Tyler Easley of Bluefield as co chairmen of the Public Education committee for 1967. The appointments by Mrs. Frank R. Claytor of Princeton reflect a year long education role with other members to be named early next year. Publicity chairs are Mrs. Opal Taylor and Mrs. C. Alden Shields Jr. Attending were Bluefield attorney Norris Kantor and Mrs. James O. Bell executive secretary of the county unit.
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Sandro Zande
Bluefield
Tyler Easley
Mercer County Cancer Unit
Frank R. Claytor
Princeton
West Virginian Hotel
Claytor
Opal Taylor
Green Valley
C. Alden Sheilds Jr
Norris Kantor
James O. Bell
Virginia Tech enrollment shows wide geographic reach
Virginia Tech reports 8,395 students with representation from 43 states and 25 countries. Virginia提供 over 6,800 students, Maryland leads among out-of-state residents with 341, while cities like Richmond and Roanoke contribute hundreds. Southwest Virginia and foreign students including the Chinese Nationalist Republic are notably represented.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Maryland
Montgomery County
Virginia County
Fairfax County
Arlington County
Richmond
Roanoke
Alexandria
Northern Virginia
Tech
Norfolk
Southwest
India
Canada
Germany
Turkey
Spain
West Virginia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Alaska
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
North
South Dakota
Baltimore
Charleston
W. Va
Huntington
New York City
Kingsport
Tenn
Washington
Men Teachers On Increase In Virginia Schools 1965 66
The Virginia elementary teaching force grew ten percent with 1 775 of 23 376 teachers being men. The report notes a certificate and degree gap in elementary grades and ongoing teacher shortages, while high schools show stronger credentialing at 97.3 percent. About 54.5 percent of new teachers in 1965 66 trained outside the state.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Department of Education
Jolly Workers Club Plans New Projects
The Jolly Worker's 4 H Club met at the Lawson home in Crystal with President Gail Lawson presiding. Mrs Mary Reed urged timely completion of 1966 67 projects. Songleaders led the opening, followed by a popcorn party. next meeting planned at the Smith home with date to be announced.
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The
Jolly Worker’s
Walter Lawson Sr
Crystal
Gail Lawson
Mary Reed
Emmett Smith Sr
Disabled Veterans groups plan joint Christmas meeting
Mercer County Chapter 31, DAV and Mercer Unit 31, DAV Auxiliary hold a holiday gathering Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Memorial Building Princeton. Commander James Tilley says a covered-dish dinner will be served with each participant asked to bring a dish. Mrs Gladys Fisher leads the Auxiliary.
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Mercer County Chapter
Disabled American Veterans
Mercer Unit
DAV
Memorial Building
Princeton
James Tilley
Gladys Fisher
Little Stupid Bird Joins Coast Guard Cutter Crew
A bird nicknamed Little Stupid wandered aboard the U S Coast Guard cutter Taney 1200 miles at sea and now rests in the captain’s cabin. Captain Sherman K Frick said the small bird, likely a wren or finch, appeared on deck one morning and has become part of the ship’s complement for future cruises. The Taney recently completed an ocean patrol.
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Oakland
Calif
U.S. Coast Guard
Sherman K. Frick
Taney
Frick
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A. G. de Lorenzo
General Motors
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