Alderson-Broaddus Starts U S First Four Year Physician Assistant Program
Alderson-Broaddus College in Philippi West Virginia received a 97100 grant from the Commonwealth Fund New York City to initiate next fall the first four year physicians assistant curriculum in the United States. Dr H C Myers led the effort with support from the AMA and WV medical groups.
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Philippi
W.va
Barbour County
United States
Alderson-Broaddus College
Commonwealth Fund of
New York City
Broaddus Hospital
Myers
Commonwealth Fund
Commonwealth
West Virginia Medical Assn
West Virginia University Medical Center
Alderson-Broaddus
American Medical Association
Alderson-Broaddust
Alderson- Broaddus
Richard E. Shearer
Two Nansemond men sentenced in coed robbery case
Two 19 and 22 year olds from Nansemond County were sentenced to 20 years in the state penitentiary for the 1967 robbery and assault of a 20-year-old Frederick College coed and her 24-year-old son. They received two additional five-year terms for robbing the pair. They were among five men convicted in February and April for robberies on September 22, 1967, on an isolated road in Western Branch Borough near Nansemond County.
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Chesapeake
Nansemond County
Frederick College
Brach
Elllis Island size and ballast history noted
The piece notes Ellis Island in New York Harbor originally measured 3 percent of an acre. It states nine tenths of its current 27 percent acreage comes from ballast dumped by ships worldwide.
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Ellis Island
New York Harbor
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ada Link Lafon Pembroke Va
Ada Link Lafon 74 of Pembroke Va died Wednesday in a Pearisburg hospital after a long illness. Survivors include four daughters and four sons with siblings and relatives listed. Funeral Friday 2 p m at Pembroke Christian Church burial Birchlawn Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home Blacksburg in charge. Eliza A Martin 99 Richlands Va died at daughter’s home. service Friday 11 am Hurst-Scott Chapel Richlands with two ministers officiating. Burial Martin Cemetery near Tannersville. viewing after 1 pm Thursday. grandsons pallbearers.
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Pembroke
Pearisburg
Sam Pyles
R. P. Fisher
Wytheville
Dewey Fleeman
Thurman Freeman
Narrows
Frank E. Lafon
Raymond B. Lafon
Charleston
A. Thomas Lafon
Birchlawn
Jones Funeral Home
Blacksburg
Eliza A. Martin
Richlands
Mary Shinall
Tazewell County
Methodist Church
Sylvester Adkins
Isaac Martin
Shinall
Martha Jackson
Maggie Martin
Sam Martin
Cedar Bluff
Oscar Martin
Washington, D. C
Henry Martin
Gus Duncan
Tazewell
Edd Martin
Hurst - Scott Funeral Home
J. B. Hollenhead
James Campbell
Martin Cemetery
Tannersville
Mullens Woman Dies at 82 in Local Hospital
Mrs. Bessie Shufflebarger 82 of Mullens died Wednesday at 2 45 p m in a Mullens hospital. She was born in Glen Daniels daughter of the late George W and Arminta Sween ey Shumate. She was a member of Mullens First United Methodist Church and is survived by a son Ernest E Shufflebarger a daughter Irene McGinnis five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were incomplete at Sam Foglesong Neese and Neely Funeral Home Mullens.
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Mullens
Glen Daniels
George W. and
Arminta Sweeney Shumate
Mullens First
Irene McGinnis
George W. Shufflebarger
Charleston
Pearl Lilley
Beckley
Stella Harman
South Charleston
Hila Sheff
Vienna
Sam Foglesong
Neese
Neely
Funeral services for Claude Webb of Largo Florida
Funeral services for Claude Webb 34 formerly of English will be held at 11 a.m. at Douglas Mortuary War burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton Rev Alex Haggerman officiating He was son of James Webb Cleveland Ohio and the late Evelyn Kingsley Webb Survivors include wife Evelyn Webb of Largo three brothers Robert Webb James Webb of Denver Noah Lee Webb in U S Army Vietnam one sister Erma Haggerman Cleveland
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Largo
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War
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Alex Haggerman
James Webb
Cleveland
Ohio
Evelyn Kingsley Webb
Evelyn Webb
Robert Webb
Denver
Colo
Noah Lee Webb
U. S. Army
Vietnam
Erma Haggerman
William Harrington 62 dies after brief illness in San Diego
William Michael Harrington, 62, formerly of Princeton, died Wednesday in a San Diego hospital after a brief illness. He was a 1965 Princeton High School graduate and WVU alumnus, Phi Delta Theta member. He served as a 1st lieutenant in World War II. Survivors include his wife Suella Thompson Harrington, one son Maj. Michael H. Harrington in the U S Marine Corps, one sister Mrs. Fredrick Kinder Jr. of Towson, Md., and three grandchildren. Requiem Mass Monday at 10 p m at Immaculate Church Towson. Burial follows in Baltimore Cemetery.
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Princeton High School
West Virginia University
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Harrington
Suella Thompson
Maj
Michael H. Harrington
U. S. Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Fredrick Kinder, Jr
Townson
Dennis Kinder
Immaculate Townson
Baltimore
Walter Coleman of Roderfield Dies in Welch Hospital
Walter Coleman of Roderfield died Wednesday in a Welch hospital after a long illness. He was a retired United States Steel Corp. employee at Gary. Survived by Grace Collins Coleman his wife. six sons Ronnie Donald Jackie Eddie Coleman all of Roderfield Raymond Coleman Mallory James Starrett Emmett. two sisters Mrs Polly Coleman Mrs Corie Parker Bradshaw. 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 2 p m at Roderfield Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev. Deward Frazier officiating. Burial in Carter Cemetery Roderfield. Friends may call at Douglas Mortuary Welch Thursday after 5 p m.
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Roderfield
Welch
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Grace Collins Coleman
Ronnie
Donald
Jackie
Eddie Coleman
Raymond Coleman
Mallory
Premier
Billy Coleman James Starrett
Emmett
Polly Coleman
Corie Parker
Bradshaw
Tip Has a Way with Tippling Gains and Warnings
This column discusses tips in stock markets, noting how rumors and inside information influence trading. It explains how to judge tip reliability by source trust, past accuracy, market context, and earnings expectations, using Sunaco as an example of tip timing and price impact.
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New York
Nana
Livermore
Cutten
Washington
Sunasco
Woman Dentist Benefits Fargo Woman Dentist in North Dakota
Dr Muriel Wicks the first woman on North Dakota State Board of Dental Examiners is profiled as the lone woman dentist in North Dakota after World War II with a practice in Valley City. The article notes her Emory University DDS degree, early life, and humorous incidents including a man who visited to see what a woman dentist looked like.
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William L. Guy
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Copter activity and mass surrender mark Vietnam zone action
Reports describe rotorcraft attempting to infiltrate across the demilitarized zone and radar guided missiles with 15 nautical mile range. News notes a large mass surrender near Saigon and U S air strikes around the capital as forces anticipate another major assault in July.
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Demilitarized Zone
Leslie A. Kapp
Gio Linh
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Gia Dinh
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Bluefielder Charged In Minor Mishap
A Bluefield man John Henry Byrd was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control and lack of operator's permit after his car struck a parked vehicle on Cumberland Road about 7 30 p m Wednesday. Damages were estimated at 500 state trooper G W Slater led the investigation.
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No Summer School at Beaver High School
Beaver High School Principal Lambert Arrington announced no summer school classes today in observance of West Virginia Day. Classes will resume Friday.
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Beaver
Lambert Arrington
Beaver High School
India corrects telephone directory over Kashmir entry
India ordered a quick amendment after the Kashmir Trade Agent in Bombay was listed in the telephone directory under foreign trade commissioners. The move followed an embarrassed parliamentary report noting Kashmir as an integral part of India in the 20 year Kashmir dispute with Pakistan.
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Massive March on Washington Draws Thousands to Echo 1963
A vast rally estimated at 250 000 people gathered near the Lincoln Memorial drawing big crowds despite police estimates ranging from 35 000 to over 40 000. Sen Eugene McCarthy and Vice President Hubert Humphrey appeared as Roy Wilkins urged voters to weigh candidates’ commitments to all the people.
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Johnson Signs Crime Bill Amid Wiretap Debate
The president approved the omnibus crime package while promising tighter limits on electronic eavesdropping in national security cases. Senate leaders signaled a floor vote next week on a broader gun control measure and a separate firearm registration proposal, as House and Senate committees prepare to act.
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Ambassadors Seek End to Bombings and Press Constraints
A U.S. proposal to end publishing full official texts at meetings elicits a mixed response from delegates. Harriman urges summaries for reporters and weekly Wednesday meetings with possible additional sessions. Air raids on North Vietnam rise from 2,500 in March to over 4,700 in May.
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Thug
Johnson
United States
North Vietnam
Franc Refusal in Banks Signals Economic Strain in France
The article argues that French banks and businesses now refuse to fully honor the franc, reflecting France's deteriorating economy under President de Gaulle. It notes France's gold reserves, IMF credit withdrawal, and inflation in the U.S. while warning of a global shift toward dollars as the eurocurrency system adjusts. It also touches on U.S. inflation, bond yields, and a historical note on sugar cane in the Americas.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
ECM
International Monetary Fund
U. S
Congress
Americas
Haiti
Columbus
Madeira
West Indies
Fayette Woman Fatally Shot in Edmond Home
Jean Edna Hagley, 39, was shot in the back with a shotgun while in her mother’s Edmond kitchen in Fayette County. Okey Neff, 43, of Edmond, was arrested and charged with murder.
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Fayette County
Edmond
Jean Edna Hagley
Okey Neff
Miss Hagley
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