09 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1963
Page
1
The readable clues mix across and down hints plus garbled strings and partial words. Notable items include references to a female horse, a sun god, a compass, a spy, and Chinese parody, with several broken entries and stray letters complicating the grid.
Secretary of Labor Wirtz told the Ways and Means Committee that a 35 hour work week would not solve unemployment and could raise costs in some industries. He urged tax reductions to stimulate demand and investment while noting most work is overtime and that retraining offers limited gains amid rising unemployment.
The statewide temperance group United Church Alcohol Action Program opposes a House bill to allow liquor sales in quantities over one quart from state stores. They argue the measure weakens liquor laws and promotes illicit outlets.
A passenger train collided with the rear of another near Drayton England on Friday injuring about 30 people. Most suffered cuts from flying glass and were rushed to hospital in Chichester. A signalman stopped further danger by cutting the line's electric power.
The Charleston Gazette outlines subscription options and rates for daily and Sunday editions, including in-state and out-of-state mail, carrier delivery, and tax considerations. It notes daily publication except Sundays, association affiliations, and payment methods for advance orders.
Brief reflective note from BR S ROGER TYLER retired Episcopal minister sharing spiritual musings and personal outlooks on faith and daily life.
A Presbyterian church in Washington showcases an old walnut Lincoln pew with a 1861 inscription. The piece recalls Lincoln's boyhood sermons and quotes famous prayers and speeches, highlighting his humility, faith, and impact on American history.
President Kennedy aides prepare for a fitness hike along the C and O Canal towpath with press corps observers. Press Secretary Salinger says he may join if pace allows. Captain Shepard and Brig. Gen. McHugh back the endurance test. Kennedy weighs a 50 mile walk at Camp Lejeune as a possible Marine walkathon substitute.
The notice lists Albans First Baptist Church activities on 6th Avenue and 2nd Street with Pastor Robert Weaver and Music Director David Graham. Bible School at 11:00 A.M. feature "A Holy Man of God" and an ordination of Deacons at 6:30 P.M. plus evening service at 7:30 P.M. Rev Dave Evans National Youth Director Americar Martin. Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Bible Study on the Book of Revelations with invitation extended.
Rev. Fred Whisman of Kingsport Tennessee leads a revival series at the Chesapeake Church of God each night this week and next week. Pastor is Rev. Frank Meadmys.
New officers named for the 63 Rigs Short club with President Vorves Watsen and Vice President Moccia. Topside leader Best Mine Topsiden is also noted, along with other officers and annual roles.
Houston astronaut Leroy G. Cooper Jr. said he may exceed 22 orbits on his Mercury mission if conditions and consumables allow. He noted the capsule could last at least two days if it drifted with minimal fuel use while conducting scientific experiments.
New stamp series honors American astronauts and Russian spacemen with dies from a 2.0 issue by Togo. Collectors can order a 29-stamp set featuring astronauts in space suits rockets and vehicles through Elmont Stamp Co New York.
Billionaire Howard Hughes said he will not appear at a Los Angeles federal court hearing next week. He faces a $115 million damages bill after being ordered to provide personal depositions as a defendant in the TWA antitrust lawsuit.
The Gospel Mariners Quartet, popular for a Dayton TV program over 12 years, will perform at the Singing Convention in the forge auditoria. The event features the well known gospel singers in a community music gathering.
Notices list worship times and programs for Emanuel Church, First Shrewsbury, South Charleston, and Christ Church Methodist. Services include morning and evening worship, church schools, midweek prayer, mission schools, and special receptions, led by pastors and directors such as Dr. Withers, Rev. Newsome, Rev. Mayer, and Dr. Potter.
Starcher Baptist Church and Ebenezer Baptist Church list weekly worship schedules. Starcher presents morning worship at 11 and Sunday school at 9 45 with evening studies and a school of faith. Ebenezer offers morning service at 10 and evening Hour of Power with Bible study and youth groups. Reverend names include Donald ETaylor and William Wilson with address details Ohio Vine Streets.
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