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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1961
Page
24
Huntington faces a test of the council-manager form as seven council seats are on the ballot in Tuesday's election. Fourteen candidates advanced from a field of 38 in April with top vote getters set to determine control, while Cabell County Taxpayers' Association backs four candidates in opposition to the current charter adopted four years ago.
Lois Dean Smith, 27, of Charleston, received 5 to 18 years in Peace Springs for involvement in the abortion death of a Huntington woman. Two other Charleston women, Ethel Davis and Betty Burks, also sentenced. Davis appeals conviction. Two defendants await trial on murder charges.
Drew Pearson reports Bobby Kennedy is paid 150000 for movie rights to The Enemy Within. JFK searches for a tailor, eyeing a suit worn by Abraham Ribicoff who then brings his tailor to Washington for measurements.
Fiberglass is used in more than 30,000 consumer and industrial products, showcasing its versatility across industries. It appears in construction materials, automotive components, aerospace parts, sports equipment, electrical insulation, and consumer goods.
Emory and Henry College in Emory Virginia holds its 123rd commencement today with 113 graduates receiving degrees and four honorary degrees awarded. Baccalaureate services in Memorial Chapel feature Dr James T Cleland of Duke University as speaker and the evening graduation in Martin Brock Gymnasium with Dr William G Pollard of Oak Ridge Tenn as speaker.
A seven member Japanese mission will depart soon for a one month tour of the United States the Soviet Union and four other nations to study antipolio techniques.
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