Group To Tour The Holy Land From Norton Va
The Rev. Clifford B. Harbour Jr. of First Methodist Norton leads a Bible Lands and Europe tour departing New York in July. Stops include Rome Cairo Beirut Baalbek Damascus Amman Jericho Jerusalem Nazareth Tiberias Haifa Tel Aviv Athens and Nile and Jordan rivers with return to New York in July. Reservations through American Express Travel Service. Harbour, born in Missouri and raised in Georgia, earned A B and B D from Emory University and served pastorships in Maryville and Knoxville before Norton.
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Clifford B. Harbour Jr
First Methodist Church
Bible Lands
Europe
New York
Rome
Cairo
Beirut
Baalbek
Damascus
Amman
Jericho
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Tiberias
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Athens
Jordan
Nile
Tiber Rivers
American Express Travel Service
Harbour
Missouri
Georgia
Emory University
Atlanta
Maryville
Knoxville
Post Graduate Nurse Sylvia Watkins Heads to Colorado
Miss Sylvia Ann Watkins of Beckley leaves for a two year post graduate program in psychiatric and oncological nursing at the University of Colorado. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Hershell Watkins of Bluefield and a graduate nurse from Miners Memorial Hospital in Harlan Kentucky.
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Sylvia Ann Watkins
Beckley
University of Colorado
Hershell Watkins
Fairfex St
Bluefield
Watkins
Miners Memorial Hospital
Harlan, Ky
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Mississippi clams ride fish using foot filament and tong-like teeth
The juvenile Mississippi clams attach to migratory fish via a threadlike extension from their foot and a tonglike tooth on each valve, enabling transport.
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Mississippi
General Trujillo Claims Diaz Plot Motive In Slaying
Trujillo told newsmen a plot to kill in the Dominican Republic involved his friend Diaz who he said could not seize power due to lack of prestige and influence in the armed forces. He named three men under arrest as participants, said one was killed and three remain at large, and asserted the armed forces were not involved. riots and church assault followed censorship lift as mobs attacked a Roman Catholic church and a priest accused of sheltering a detainee was protected by police.
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Trujillo
Diaz
Dominican Republic
San Cristobal
U.S
Fast Kangaroos Edge In High Speed Landings
The strongest kangaroos maintain a 25 mile per hour gait and use their tails as rudders to aid soaring jumps and rapid turns.
Mercedes J. Hurst to Speak at Country Club Meeting
Mercedes J. Hurst, past president of the Women's Advertising Club of Chicago and Indiana University advertising graduate, will speak at the Country Club sales meeting. She is a public relations consultant for International Harvester and has given 59 major talks in the U S last year. James Strupp will lead new officers to be installed at a July 14 ladies night event.
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Mercedes J. Hurst
Women's Advertising Club of Chicago
Indiana University
Northwestern
Miss Hurst
International Harvister
J. Taylor Frazier
U. S
John Gott
Bluefield
James Strupp
Country Club
Bethany College Dedicates New Administration Building
Bethany College in West Virginia dedicated a newly renovated administration building honoring former presidents Dr. Wilbur H. Crambler and his father T. E. Crambiet. Dr. Crambler, president of the Christian Board of Publication in St. Louis, delivered the dedicatory address.
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Bethany
W. Va
Bethany College
Wilbur H. Crambler
T. E. Crambiet
Wilbur Crambiet
Christian Board of Publication
St. Louis
Kirkpatrick Elected WVU Board Chair at Meeting
H. Kirkpatrick of Bethany and an executive of Wheeling Steel Corp was chosen president of the West Virginia University Board of Governors. He will succeed K. Douglas Bowers as Wheeling Steel chairman. James H. Swadsey of Keyser was elected board vice president.
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Morgantown
Forrest H. Kirkpatrick
Bethany
Wheeling Steel Corp
West Virginia University Board of Governors
Kirkpatrick
K. Douglas Bowers
Wheeling Steel
James H. Swadsey
Keyser
Uncertain Stock Market Goes Nowhere
The stock market in New York showed little movement amid Kennedy Khrushchev talks and a Memorial Day recess. The Associated Press average rose to 250.20 and the Dow to 697.70 as volume and breadth weakened, with 692 declines and 591 advances. May bonds fluctuated, ending with the worst overall setback since August.
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New York
Washington
Associated Press
Dow Jones
U. S
Former Principal Dies At Huntington
H. D. Hazelwood 78, longtime Douglass High School principal, died Saturday in Huntington. A Parkersburg native, he led Douglass for 23 years before joining Storer College at Harper's Ferry in 198. He later became superintendent of the home for Colored Aged and Infirm in 1957.
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