Alderson-Broaddus College to offer first four year physician assistant program
Alderson-Broaddus College in Philipppi West Virginia will start the first four year physician assistant course in the United States next fall. The program leads to a B.S. in medical science with extensive clinical training. Dr H C Myers local physician and instructor led the curriculum with support from the Commonwealth Fund of New York City and WV medical groups.
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W.va
Barbour County
United States
Alderson-Broaddus College
Commonwealth Fund of
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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 Negroes Sentenced in 1967 Coed Rape Case
Thomas Lee Trotter aged 19 and John Earl Trotter aged 22 were sentenced in Chesapeake to two years in the state penitentiary for rape of a 20 year old former Frederick College student. Each also received two five year terms for robbing the student and her 24 year old companion on a secluded road in Western Branch Borough near Nansemond County.
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Chesapeake
Nansemond County
Frederick College
Thomas Lee Trotter
John Earl Trotter
Brach
Ballast Dumping Reaches Global Ships Across Acres
A report notes that three percent of a area was saved while nine-tenths of its current twenty seven percent acres consist of ballast dumped by ships from around the world.
Mrs. Bessie Shufflebarger Rites Planned in Mullens
Mrs. Bessie Shufflebarger 82 of Mullens died Wednesday at 2 45 p m in a Mullens hospital. Born in Glen Daniels she was daughter of the late George W and Arminta Sween ey Shumate. She was a member of Mullens First United Methodist Church. Survived by son Ernest E Shufflebarger daughter Irene McGinnis five grandchildren 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 4 Largo Fla
Funeral arrangements are set for Claude Webb four of Largo Florida who died Sunday after a Saturday shooting at his home. Services will be at 11 a.m. at Douglas Mortuary War with Rev. Alex Haggerman officiating. Burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton. Survivors include his wife Evelyn Webb Denver brothers James Denver Noah Webb U S Army Vietnam sister Erma Haggerman Cleveland Ohio.
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Largo
Fila
English
Douglas Mortuary
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
Harrington Rites Held for World War I Lieutenant
William Michael Harrington age 62 formerly of Princeton died in a San Diego hospital after a brief illness. He was a West Virginia University graduate Phi Delta Theta and a World War I 1st lieutenant. Survived by his wife Suella Thompson a son Maj. Michael H. Harrington USMC in San Diego a sister Mrs Fredrick Kinder Jr Townson Md and three grandchildren. Requiem Mass Monday at 10 p.m. at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Townson with burial in Ian Cemetery Baltimore Md.
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Maj
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U. S. Marine Corps
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Ian
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. He leaves Grace Collins Coleman and 6 sons Ronnie Donald Jackie Eddie all of Roderfield, Raymond of Mallory, one daughter, 12 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Funeral held Friday at 2 p.m. at Roderfield Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev. Deward Frazier. Burial in Carter Cemetery. Friends may call at Douglas Mortuary in Welch after 5 p.m. Thursday.
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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
Blacksburg
James Donald Lafon
E. M. Reed
Roanoke
Eunice Tawney
J. W. Smith
Newport
Arthur L. Link
Walter H. Link
Ernest L. Link
Oliver A. Link
Pittsburgh
Pembroke Christian Church
Birchlawn
Jones Funeral Home
Walter Coleman
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 Is Loved By Everybody Tip Is Loved By Everybody
Gerald M. Loeb discusses stock tips and rumors in the market from the 1920s to the present. He explains how tips can range from insider information to speculative forecasts and stresses evaluating the trustworthiness of the tipper and the stock’s price action before acting on any advice.
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Cutten
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Madeira
West Indies
Woman Dentist Breaks Barriers in North Dakota
Dr. Muriel Wicks, the first woman appointed to North Dakota's State Board of Dental Examiners, reflects on her career from Elgin to Valley City. She joined Emory University after WWII, notes few women dentists nationwide, and recalls a man who visited to see what a woman dentist looked like.
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North Dakota Dental Association
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United States
University of Arizona
Wicks
Emory University
Atlanta
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South America
Helicopter Probes and Saigon Siege Shifts in Vietnam News
U S and South Vietnamese forces report suspected helicopter activity near the demilitarized zone with radar sighting of unidentified aircraft. Meanwhile Saigon sees a mass surrender of 28 enemy troops and a cache of 32 warheads found north of the city. Eight 52 bomb missions target Mekong Delta and Saigon outskirts as enemy strength around the capital expands.
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Demilitarized Zone
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Gio Linh
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Gia Dinh
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Mekong Delta
Bluefield Man Faces Charges After Vehicle Strikes Parked Car
John Henry Byrd of Bluefield was charged with failing to keep his vehicle under control and lacking an operator's permit after his car struck a parked vehicle on Cumberland Road at about 7 30 p m Wednesday. The damage was estimated at 500 dollars, and State Trooper G W Slater led the investigation.
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Beaver High School Declares No Summer Classes Today
Beaver High School principal Lambert Arrington announces no summer school today in observance of West Virginia Day. Classes will resume on Friday.
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Beaver High School
India orders directory corrected over Kashmir entry
In New Delhi India reacted after learning the Kashmir Trade Agent in Bombay was listed in the telephone directory under foreign trade commissioners. Parliament ordered the directory amended to reflect Kashmir as an integral part of India amid the ongoing dispute with Pakistan.
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Thousands Turn Out For Civil Rights March Rhetoric
The crowd swelled near 250000, with police estimating 35000 to 40000 in line of march. Senators McCarthy and Humphrey appeared with heavy security as Roy Wilkins urged candidates to prove they serve all the people.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Johnson Signs Crime Bill Amid Wiretap Controversy
President Johnson signs the omnibus crime package while pledging tighter limits on electronic eavesdropping and wiretapping to national security cases. A Senate vote delay on a broader gun bill is noted, with plans to merge presidential proposals on firearm registration and licensing. The package evolved from a House safe streets program amid Senate amendments and strong veto risks.
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Johnson
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Judiciary Committee
Mansfield
Joseph D. Tydings
House
Senate House
Kennedy
Ambassadors Eye Summaries at Meetings on Official Text
The delegation has yet to reply to a U S proposal to end publishing full texts of official statements. Harriman urges summaries in letters and weekly meetings are to continue on Wednesdays with possible extra sessions. Air raids on North Vietnam rose from 2,500 in March to over 4,700 in May.
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Harriman
Thuy
Johnson
United States
North Vietnam
Franc Decline and US Dollar Impact Across Global Markets
The piece argues that the French franc has weakened due to France's economic issues under President de Gaulle, with potential gold support exhausted and possible devaluation ahead. It links the franc's fate to US inflation, currency confidence, IMF credit, and global trade as Common Market barriers loom. It also notes high US bond yields and gold coin changes, plus a digression on Haiti's cane history.
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New York
United States
France
Charles de Gaulle
ECM
International Monetary Fund
U. S
Congress
Fayette Woman Fatally Shot at Edmond Home
A 3 year old Fayette County woman Jean Edna Hagley was fatally shot in the kitchen at her mother's Edmond home. Okey Neff aged 43 of Edmond is arrested and charged with murder after Hagley was shot in the back with a shotgun.
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Fayette County
Edmond
Jean Edna Hagley
Okey Neff
Miss Hagley
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