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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1962

Page

4

TV-KEY PREVIEWS Sad Show is Handled Nicely

TV listings preview a mix of NBC ABC and CBS specials with Dick Powell, Soupy Sales, Desmond, Lawrence Welk, Telly Savalas, Henry Gibson and guests like Jack Jones Gwen Verdun Bob Fosse. Highlights include Garry Moore Show sketches and Dana Andrews film The Boy Who Wasnt Wanted.

Dick Powell Soupy Sales Ders Mane Wilson Johnny Tors James Donald Robert Websthe Desmond Lawrence Welk Ter Telly Savalas Henry Gibson NBC ABC Garry Moore Garry Jack Jones Gwen Verdun Bob Fosse Dancin Carol Burnett Famous Players

TV and Soap Opera Q A on The Edge of Night and Douglas Boys

Readers ask when Edge of Night characters will find relief amid constant troubles. A columnist answers with soap opera insight and provides details on the Douglas brothers Tim Considine Don Grady and Chip Stanley Livingston including ages and show careers.

Douglas Boys M. B Manhattan Kan. A Tim Considine Mike Red Skelton the Clown Express Campobello Jed Walt Disney Wish Duction Mickey Don Grady Robbie Tim Don Mickey Mouse Club Hollywood Chip Douglas Lads Stanley Livingston

Heavy Belle election turnout expected amid land proposal

Jay's general election in Belle is expected to draw a heavy turnout. Citizens spokesmen said Monday night they oppose the proposal, arguing the police department has caused bad publicity and is too controversial for civil service at this time. They urge selecting the right people before approval.

Police Department Jay Belle

Progressive candidates in city races with two slates

The Progressive slate lists incumbents for city offices William Moore city recorder Ervin B Casto Harry B Douglas Earl Powers Jr and challengers Adrian Edwards Francis V Luskart for council Fletcher's running mates Fred Harber city recorder E E Campbell George Arthur Paul Helvey Bill Hastings and Rudy Seacrist for council The group advocates a civil service proposal to protect the police department.

William Moore City Recorder Ervin B. Casto Harry B. Douglas Earl Powers Jr Adrian Edwards Francis V. Luskart Fletcher Fred Harber E. E. Campbell George Arthur Paul Helvey Bill Hastings Rudy Seacrist Civil Service Police Department

Bridge bidding and play analysis with diamond finesse

A detailed bridge hand discussion under North South East West auctions four no trump versus six no trump. It describes the opening lead a ten of diamonds and the subsequent attempt to finesse hearts, with declarer choosing to cash the queen of diamonds and aiming for endplay if hearts break 3 2.

Declarer South West Tom Spade North East Ruit Declarer

Dyer Unit Plans Centennial Committees Aimed

A 100 member health and welfare committee led by State Health Director N. H. Dyer began planning for the state's centennial observance. In the House of Delegates chamber a meeting formed subcommittees on history education information and education first aid medical and nursing services and exhibits. Thelma Shaw of Fairmont will lead the history subcommittee with chairmen Harold Colley and William Houchins also named. Dr Leon Dickerson heads the medical and nursing services subcommittee with James B. Roberts of Beckley as Red Cross liaison. Sterling Evans and Thomas A. Deveny of Charleston named to exhibits.

N. H. Dyer Dyer House of Delegates Thelma Shaw Fairmont Harold Colley Health Department Bureau Ofhealth Education William’ ‘Houchins Mercer County Health Department Leon Dickerson Disease Control Division James B. Roberts Beckley Red Cross Sterling Evans Thomas A.deveny Charleston

Union Leader Leaves for Geneva for ILO Conference

Miles C. Stanley president of the West Virginia Labor Federation AFL-CIO departs Charleston today for Geneva Switzerland to attend the annual conference of the International Labor Organization, a UN division. He serves on a special social security committee and will be abroad for nearly a month.

Miles C. Stanley West Virginia Labor Federation Afl-Cio Charleston Geneva Switzerland International Labor Organization United Nations Stanley

Lets Go Camping Rules for Safe Outdoor Fires

Smokey urges careful outdoor fire practices as families camp in forests and undeveloped areas. Key guidance includes choosing a bare earth circle for fires, keeping flames small, extinguishing them completely, siting camp stoves away from vegetation, soaking charcoal, and properly disposing of hot ashes and cigarette remains.

America Smokey

Officer Seeks Job Return To St Albans

A St Albans policeman who resigned while under investigation appeared at a city council meeting to seek reinstatement and back pay. Council rejected the request, noting the resignation was voluntary. Mayor Oliver suggested deferring to the city attorney. The council also approved Highland Drive paving and curb work, sidewalk permit rules, and filed retirement coverage for non Civil Service staff. State Road Commission said it won’t fund a swamp near McKinley Junior High. Jack Skelton was named city electrician to manage traffic lights.

St. Albans City Force Fry Gibson Gibson Frank Oliver Highland Drive Burl Sawyers SRC McKinley Junior High School St. Albans City Civil Service West Virginia Public Employes Retirement System Jack Skelton Mckinley Avenue City Electrician

Tokyo officials warn high abortion rates rise after legality

Japanese health officials report growing concern over the nation s high abortion rate since legalization in 1949. They state about 18 million abortions have been performed, highlighting a major public health issue and policy debate.

Tokyo

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