Princeton News Three Night Meetings Eight Clinics Slated
Three night meetings and eight clinics are planned this week at the Mercer County Health Center in Green Valley. Daily schedules include general disease, skin test, immunization, and tuberculin clinics with times from morning to afternoon. smallpox shots are not offered this week. Community meetings follow, with Kiwanis on Tuesday, cosmetologists on Wednesday, and Board of Health on Thursday.
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Mercer County Health Center
Green Valley
Kiwanis Club of
Green Valley-Glenwood
Board of Health
Vacational School Closes at Spanishburg Methodist Church
The Vacation Church School at Spanishburg Methodist Church closed last Friday with a sharing program and picnic. Enrollment totaled 103 attendees from 87 pupils and 16 workers. Teachers led Kindergarten, Primary, Junior, and Junior High sessions using themed texts. The Refreshment and Transportation committees were named and Rev. Newton Shock serves as pastor.
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Spanishburg Methodist Church
Jesus
Carlos Farley Jr
John Fitzko
Thomas Halsey
Bernice E. Lyon
Mack Wimmer
Ed Neal
Joann Wood
Earl Ferguson
Aubrey Mills
R. E. Keadle
Rhodes
James McPherson
Jackson Farley
Garland Smith
Clyde Maxey
Newton Shock
Typhoon Winnie Intensifies Near Philippines
Tropical storm Winnie strengthened into a typhoon and moves toward the northern Philippines. The Ma nila Weather Bureau reports 75 mile per hour winds near the center and places the storm about 590 miles east southeast of Luzon at 8 a.m. Sunday.
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Manila
Winnie
Pacific
Philippines
Manila Weather Bureau
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Great Pyramid near Cairo Weighs 4 883000 tons
The Great Pyramid near Cairo Egypt weighs 4 883 000 tons according to the report.
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Great Pyramid
Cairo
Egypt
Locals to Join Radio Festival in Bluefield Area
East River Radio Club members from Princeton to Bluefield wrap Amateur Radio Week with a state convention at Jackson's Mill Friday and Saturday July 25. Keith Skidmore says the highlight will be Governor's Barron’s Most Outstanding Amateur award for 1964.
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Princeton- Bluefield
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Keith Skidmore
Bluefield
Barron's
Mitchell Stadium
North America
Black Diamond Radio Club
West Virginia
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Skidmore
Mountain State
Monroe Home Clubs Annual Tour Visits Local Areas
Monroe County Home Demonstration Clubs conducted their annual home tours in Lindside Peters town and Red Sulphur Springs, with about 100 members visiting homes of Mrs. Lottie Wills Miss Euna Lee Dunn Mr and Mrs Homer C Long Mrs K R Coulter and Mrs Dean Dunn. A tea followed at Peterstown Elementary School hosted by East Peters town and Lindside clubs.
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Peterstown
Red Sulphur Springs
Monroe County
East Peterstown
Lottie Wills
Euna Lee Dunn
Homer C. Long
K. R. Coulter
Dean Dunn
President discusses peace efforts and world progress
The speaker cites trust issues with the United States and cites wheat aid to Japan and Germany as context. He praises President Johnson and Premier Khrushchev as sincerely pursuing peace and notes the Sarajevo assassination’s 50 year shadow. He warns the coming campaign will test progress and ends with a personal letter to a grandchild.
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Four H Dairy Work Expands Across Club Programs
Clifton Dodson, Mercer County Four-H agent, says dairy projects have broadened in scope. Programs include dairy animal and dairy foods with medals and up to 500 national scholarships. Winners receive trips to Chicago events and engraved wristwatches for top dairy foods.
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Clifton Dodson
Mercer County
Four-H
Dairy Animal
Dairy Foods
Oliver Corporation of
Chicago
Carnation Company of
Los Angeles
Cooperative Extension Service
Science of
4-H Campers Urged To Register Soon
Mercer Countians plan two sessions at Glenwood Park in July. Ages 13 to 20 start July 6 at 3 p.m. and end July 10. ages 9 to 13 start July 13 at 3 p.m. and end June 17. Clifton Dodson in Princeton handles fees. State Extension Office and volunteers provide supervision.
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Clifton Dodson
Princeton
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Conservation Department
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Appalachian Power
Indian Historians Establish Institute to Rewrite History
New Delhi India the national institute aims to rewrite India's history to wipe out errors distortions and half truths in current history books. Scholars promise careful analysis and authoritative new accounts to reflect national perspective and heritage.
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New Delhi
India
Congo exit: United Nations forces depart on June 30
Three years of UN operations in the Congo end as the force withdraws with funding exhausted. The piece weighs the UN’s impact, noting saved lives, stalled Cold War tensions, and ongoing risks, including Katanga’s secession and internal uprisings, while highlighting improvements in the Congolese army and central government under Cyrille Adoula.
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United Nations
Congo
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Lagos
Addis Ababa
U.N
United States
Republic of the Congo
Africa
Soviet Union
League of Nations
Katanga
Kasai
Orientale
Antoine Gizenga
Patrice Lumumba
Cyrille Adoula
Moise Tshombe
Virginia Farm Price Outlook for Hog and Veal Markets
The report notes seasonal strength in hog prices with supplies near a seasonal low and a national hog crop down 8 percent as of June 1. Hog marketings are projected 5 to 8 percent below last year while beef cattle marketing runs about 17 percent above 1963 levels. Virginia hog prices sit about 1.50 below last year’s peak. Virginia auction averages were 17.50, with Midwest 17.00 to 18.00 and Baltimore 17.50 to 18.25. Veal prices are expected to stay near seasonal lows. Virginia veal prices run 1.25 below last year. Auction averages: choice and prime 25.70, good 23.50, standard 21.95.
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Virginia
Midwest
Baltimore
Lilly Grove Hires Rev Arrington as Pastor
Rev Norman Arrington will become pastor of Lilly Grove Baptist Church starting July 19. He is from Roanoke Virginia, son of Mr and Mrs R M Arrington. His wife Kaye Tynes and their son will live in the pastorium on Oakwood Drive beside the church.
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Lilly Grove Baptist Church
R. M. Arrington
Roanoke, Va
Kaye Tynes
Robert Tynes
Princeton
Oakwood Drive
Notice of Sale of Personal Property in Bluefield area
Notice of sale under a conditional sales agreement dated March 13 1963 with default and mortgage security. Sale to be held July 1964 at noon or soon after to satisfy the secured debt. Also includes local classified ads for repairs employment and services in Bluefield Virginia and surrounding area.
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Usder
Pocofglmael
Ramey Motor Sales
James Ramey
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