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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1957

Page

3

Far Eastern Ambassador In Tough Spot

John M. Hightower profiles Alexis Johnson who, while ambassador to Prague, manages a delicate, long running gatekeeping role between the United States and Red China. Johnson’s Geneva talks with Wang Ping-nan have spanned years, clocking substantial hours and shaping prisoner releases and Formosa policy amid shifting Dulles guidance.

Washington Dulles Alexis Johnson Europe Johnson U. S United States Red Johnson Geneva Prague Red China United Peiping Chou Bin-lai Formosa Herbert Hoover Jr Chiang Kyi-shek Re- Johnson Wang Ping-nan Wang China United Nations U.N

West Virginia colleges vote to expand statewide testing program

The West Virginia Association of College and University Presidents approved expanding its college testing program from about 8,000 juniors to roughly 25,000 students in all state high schools for the 1957-58 year. The action, led by President Harry B. Merlin, aims to identify outstanding students for college. The group also endorsed undergraduate teaching fellowships, expanded graduate fellowships at West Virginia University and Marshall, and commended 100 teacher training scholarships in the 1957 Legislature. K. Duane Hurley of Salem College was elected secretary.

Davis Wee West Harry B. Merlin Glenville State College Luther Bledsoe Marshall College West Virginia University Marshall Stewart H. Smith Association Oliver 8. Ikenberry Shepherd College K. Duane Hurley Salem College Ikenberry

Promoted E M White Named Sales Manager at MSA

Promoted E M White of Pittsburgh formerly of Montcalm is named sales manager of the mining division at Mine Safety Appliances Co in Pittsburgh. He joined MSA in 1937 and is a Carnegie Tech Morris Harvey graduate. He is a member of the National Mine Rescue Association Mine Inspectors Institute of America and the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. His wife and two children reside in Pittsburgh.

E. M. White Pittsburgh Montcalm Mine Safety Appliances Co A. Chite MSA Carnegie Institute of Technology Morris Harvey National Mine Rescue Association Mine Inspectors Institute of America American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers

Homely Men Are Best Dates Says Actress

Actress Barbara Nichols comments that homely men make the best dates. She criticizes men who are dull smug conceited and spend too much time in front of a mirror as she discusses dating experiences in Hollywood society.

Texas Farm Damages Rise With Heavy May Weather

Texas weather brought heavy May rain and tornadoes causing extensive losses. The Weather Bureau estimates May damages at $2.5 million while farm losses by June 1 exceed $27 million from floods and related events statewide.

Apel Ant Shandane Ot i Uges Texas Lone Star Horn of Plenty Bureau of Business Research Union of Tanks Weather Bureau

Howitzer Explosion Kills Soldier. Three Hurt Nearby

A self propelled howitzer misfire killed Sgt. Thomas W. Frazier of Vine Grove Kentucky and injured Cpl. James P. ee of Sulphur Springs Texas Otis Green of Columbus Georgia and Pvt Richard L. Watts of Amelia Ohio.

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Steel Cabinet Industry Expects 1957 Sales Rise

White Sulphur Springs W Va June 195 The steel kitchen cabinet industry predicted 1957 sales gains despite tight mortgage funds and fewer housing starts. The association estimated about 3.1 million units worth $175 million at retail, up from 3.0 million units valued at $179 million in 1956.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va Paeeee Co K. Reynolds Jr Ascomaiee Assn

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