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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
11
Remove shells from hard boiled eggs. Chop two eggs and mix with pickles beets potatoes onion salt and mayonnaise. Cover platter with lettuce leaves add salad and slice remaining eggs on top. Garnish with parsley.
A West Virginia recipe contest offers a $5 prize for entry of staple dishes. Entries must be mailed to Evelyn Comer c/o The Charleston Gazette Charleston WV.
Retiring U S Ambassador Joseph Farland said he will leave for Morgantown West Virginia at month end and then decide whether to enter politics. He noted differences with Edward Martin and Teodoro Moscoso but denied a row. He resigned because he did not want a desk job in Washington.
Putnam County Schools announce the 1963 44 calendar with Aug 29 start, 181 teaching days, 190 paid days for staff, and holiday breaks from Thanksgiving to early December. Two new rooms added to Scott Teays Grade School. nine teachers hired. Lloyd Eggleton named teaching principal. Community notes include BYF hosting and local club events.
In Saigon the sister in law of President Ngo Dinh Diem, Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu, charged the US Embassy with threats and blackmail while asserting the Ngo family government enjoys broad support from a silent majority. She defended Buddhist policy and warned that laws must be enforced against bonzes, claiming she is among the most influential and feared figures in South Viet Nam.
The Danville case opens with 328 defendants including taxi driver Exnest H Smith facing injunction violations. Judges announce transfers to other courts, while federal appeal actions seek to halt enforcement. A grand jury probes demonstrations as the tobacco city braces for a lengthy, contested process.
A crowd of youths participates enthusiastically as organizers note strong attendance and growing support. Volunteers report high energy and continued interest from families and schools nearby.
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