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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1964

Page

6

Methodist Open State Conference With 1200 Attendees

In Buckhannon AP report says about 1200 ministers attend the West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church opening a five day meeting led by Bishop Jed F. Carson of Philadelphia. Bishop Fred G. Holloway presides. ministerial assignments to be read. changes in district superintendencies expected. Bethany College awards degrees with Albert Lawrence Filoni of California, Pa receiving Green E. Scott award for top four year average.

Buckhannon West Lay Virginia Frank Shaffer Wheeling Will Bethany Beth Filoni Ray Wilson Moorefield West Virginia Uni H. Scott Bluefield Charles Paskell Arthur B. Langlie Parkersburg Orner Washington Highestlwill Wilson Honors Bethany Moorefield, McCall Corp New York Albert Lawrence Filoni California Oreen E. Scott

Admiral Bonar Bell Promoted After Captain Rank

David Bonar Bell advances to the rank of Admiral after serving as captain and commander of the 14th Submarine Division. His official residence is 45 Abney Circle in Charleston, and his wife is Mary Elizabeth Walsh, of Charleston.

David Bonar Bell Adm Bell Abney Circle Charleston Mary Elizabeth Walsh 14Th Submarine Division

Kennedy urges graduates to fix racial inequities in America

Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy addressed Marquette University graduates urging commitment to addressing social disparities. He contrasted lunar ambitions and automation with persistent inequities, noting many live in squalor comparable to 19th century poverty and calling for action beyond talk.

Milwaukee Ufi Robert F. Kennedy Marquette University Kennedy America Har Appalachia

To the Heart of The Highlands and Confederate Battlefields

A family motoring loop showcases West Virginia scenic routes from Huntington east on Interstate 64 and US 60. The journey visits Kanawha Valley landmarks, Hawk's Nest State Park, Lewisburg, Greenbrier State Forest, White Sulphur Springs, and Droop Mountain Battlefield, ending in Charleston with a return to Huntington.

Hent Monongahela National Forest Huntington U.S. 35 U.S. 60 Charleston Pass Kanawha Airport Kanawha Valley Montgomery West Virginia Institute of Technology Gauley Bridge Gauley Kanawha Hawk's Nose Gauley Mountain Rainelle West Virginia Lewisburg Greenbrier Military School Alleghenies Daywood Greenbrier Valley Greenbrier State Forest Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Federal Fish Hatchery Sherwood Lake United States Forest Service Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park Hillsboro White House Pearl Buck Watoga State Park Brooks Memorial Arboretum Mill Point America

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