Welfare council to elect officers at luncheon meeting
The Kanawha Welfare Council will elect officers during a luncheon at the New Ruffner Hotel. Charles G. Peters former Charleston lawyer and Peace Corps evaluator will discuss The Peace Corps Idea at Home and Abroad.
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Firemen Honor Two Men at Memorial Service
Two Kanawha Valley firemen were honored at a memorial service by the Southern West Virginia Firemen's Assn at Cedar Lakes Ripley. Fr Roy A Lombard conducted the service for Chief Tra Ellis of Nitro and Assistant Chief Homer Wilburn of South Charleston who died during the past year.
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Kennedy May Visit West Virginia For Statehood Day
President Kennedy may visit West Virginia for Statehood Day ceremonies on June 20, though odds are uncertain. Gov. Barron extended a second invitation after the pope’s death altered travel plans. </0x3C>
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iC L Heaberlin II Hospital From Market Update
Market recap notes iC L Heaberlin II in hospital as Florida court rules Great Basins Petroleum liable for smoking cancer risk. Stocks drift with Syntex and tobacco issues leading activity. Bank shares slide while Empire Trust climbs. U S Tobacco gains though major names fall.
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Charleston Detective Graduates From Police Institute
Charleston Detective Ray R. Reed will graduate this Friday from a twelve week course in police science and administration at the Southern Police Institute University of Louisville. Reed is the seventh officer from the Charleston Police Department to graduate from the Kentucky Institute. The program covers criminal law evidence human relations crime prevention investigative procedures public speaking and police organization and administration. Reed is one of four officers from thirteen states and two foreign countries attending this session.
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Ray R. Reed
Southern Police Institute
University of Louisville
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Poca Band Plays at Capitol Today
Poca High School band performs a 45 minute set in Washington for a centennial trip. Rep. Ken Hechler and other West Virginians attend as a preliminary to a concert by the Air Force symphonic band.
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D-W. Va
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First Lady Kennedy extends weekend at Camp David with children
Jacqueline Kennedy and her two children remain at Camp David Maryland for an extended weekend after the White House summer school closed. About 20 students were sent home last Thursday with a farewell picnic on the White House lawn. A spokesman said Mrs Kennedy may travel to Cape Cod in early July as humidity and storms ease.
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DeLemos Promoted to Acting Superintendent at Huntington State Hospital
Dr. Gaston P. DeLemos, who joined Huntington State Hospital in April as clinical director, becomes acting superintendent while a permanent successor to Dr. Edwin B. J. Whitmore Jr. is sought. Mildred Mitchell-Bateman, state mental health director, announced the move. A couch fire at Ace TV and Appliance on MacCorkle Avenue in St. Albans was quickly extinguished by firefighters after smoke and a cigarette-initiated blaze was spotted about 9:30 PM following store closing.
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St. Albans
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