West Virginians urged to embrace new energy and faith
Gov W W Barron on West Virginia New Century Day urged citizens to pursue new energy unity pride and faith. Church leaders stressed brotherhood tolerance gratitude and growth as the state marks its second century and seeks to build a stronger future.
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Burial Insurance Sold By Mail Ad Teases Low Cost Coverage
An old mail order ad from Central Security Life Insurance Co offers a $1,000 life policy for people aged 40 to 90 with no medical exam. It promises no agent visits and free information. Send name, address and birth year to Fort Worth Texas address.
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Japanese Approve Increased Budget for 1964
Tokyo reports the Japanese Cabinet approved a 1964 national budget of 9.04 billion dollars, up 142 percent from this year. Public works, social welfare and education see larger outlays, with defense at 764.36 million dollars for a self defense force of 273,126 men and new ships planned.
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Coffee Shipments To Reds Slightly Higher
The National Federation of Coffee Growers says Colombia exported almost 20 million pounds of coffee to Iron Curtain countries in 1963 not counting December. The 1962 total reached 15 million pounds.
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National Federation of Coffee Growers
GOP shifts Senate strategy to industrial states in 1964 campaign
Republicans abandon hope of defeating Democratic senators in Texas Tennessee Mississippi Wyoming Nevada and Montana. They target Connecticut New Jersey Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Michigan and California with strengthened backing while Kennedy aids southern states. Goldwater anticipated to seek re election if not nominated for president.
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Summit Set for Pan-Arab Meeting in Cairo
The Pan-Arab summit to plan action against Israel's Jordan River diversion will be held January 13 in Cairo. Eleven Arab kings and presidents have notified the Arab League they will attend.
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Electric Barricades Erected Around Guinea Capital
Exiles from Portuguese Guinea report electrified barbed wire barricades surrounding Bissau and its national airfield at Bissalanca after guerrilla raids by anti Portuguese Guinea nationalists.
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Guinea
British call for neutral zone in Cyprus amid clashes
In Nicosia British officials urged a neutral zone between Greek and Turkish Cypriot factions as clashes broke a week into the crisis. Duncan Sandys sought full freedom of movement for British troops while talks continued with all parties to restore order on the Mediterranean island. No casualties were reported despite a midday gunfire burst and sporadic exchanges.
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Pope Pilgrimage Backing Council Anti Semitism Document
Vatican officials say Pope Paul VI's Jan 4 6 pilgrimage to Israel and Jordan will bolster a disputed Ecumenical Council document on anti Semitism. The document urges Jewish Christian ties and rejects Nazi era prejudice while stressing no stance on the Arab Israeli dispute.
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World steel output climbs to new 1963 high
Steel Magazine estimates world ingot production rose 5.5 percent in 1963 to 420 million net tons. The United States produced 109.4 million net tons, about 26 percent of world output, with Russia at 87.3 million and Japan near 32.36 million as Germany trails. Great Britain reaches 24.5 million tons.
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Hay and Silage Show Slated at WVU Campus
Eleven classes will be judged in the ninth annual Hay and Silage Show to be held January 27 to 30 on West Virginia University Evansdale campus. The event is held with the Second Living Resources Forum to discuss new concepts for moving the state's resources toward social and economic development.
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West Virginia University
Evansdale
Custom-Built Homes Drive Demand Among High Income Families
Housing authorities say four million U S families earning $10 000 or more annually are the principal buyers of custom built homes, shaping market trends and construction activity nationwide.
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