WVU and Marshall to discuss state graduate education
West Virginia University and Marshall University officials will meet with a subcommittee of the West Virginia Committee on Higher Education to outline the future of graduate and professional education in the state. A draft bill to create a state board of regents would place oversight of higher education under a five board system, while public schools would retain supervision by the State Board of Education. Senators note possible consolidation pressure and seek flexible higher education governance.
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Claude A. Joyce
West Virginia Education Assn
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Safety program outlined for mine inspectors convention
Aliam F. Saalbach of U S Steel and John T. Ryan Jr of Pittsburgh chaired a Monday session at the Institute of America meeting in Liberty Pennsylvania. State officials and industry leaders including Jim Comstock and J Lester Zimmerman addressed miners and inspectors during a full program of talks and panel discussions.
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Pittsburgh
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U. S. Steel Corp
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Benquet
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Gov. Smith
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West Virginia Hillbilly
J. Lester Zimmerman
Ohio Department of Mines
Institute activity resumes with Dr Hibbard and Wil
Official institute activities will resume Wednesday with main speakers Dr Walter Hibbard Jr. director of the U S Bureau of Mines, and Wil.
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U.S. Bureau of Mines
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Shelton's Trial Is Rescheduled
A federal judge delayed until September 12 the contempt of Congress trial of Ku Klux Klan leader Robert M. Shelton after defense and government lawyers disagreed on trial length. Attorneys for Shelton said one to two weeks would be needed, while prosecutors urged an immediate trial lasting one or two days.
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Negro Postal Worker Takes EDA Position
Rev Homer Davis a seven year college graduate and Methodist minister leaves Charleston Post Office after advancing to route supervisor to join the Economic Development Administration of the U S Department of Commerce. Davis heads UNION a civil rights group based in Huntington planned to commute home. UNION executive body will meet tonight to discuss leadership and future direction.
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Huntington
Bosch Concedes Election Loss Amid Fraud Allegations
Juan Bosch admitted defeat in the June 1 Dominican presidential election in Santo Domingo and alleged fraud and coercion. He said the PRD will not join a coalition with President-elect Joaquin Balaguer and pledged a serious democratic opposition for the country’s welfare.
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Carbide Decals Promote State and Company Travel Contest
West Virginia and the Carbide Technical Center will receive decals this summer as carbide employees take a company vacation travel contest. The blue and white decals promote the state and company and feature the Union Carbide hexagon over an outline of West Virginia.
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Expansion Eyed for State Teachers Retirement Fund
A legislative study committee discussed broadening the State Teachers Retirement Fund investment base to boost earnings. The fund, with 113 million on hand, now yields about 3.5 million annually, with potential gains to 5.5 million if liberalized. A $1.5 million annual appropriation could stabilize finances within ten years.
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Bomb Blasts Hit Wheeling Furniture Firm Truck
Police investigated a second bombing tied to Reichart Furniture Co after a truck in a downtown Wheeling garage exploded Sunday night. About 2500 in damage was reported to the truck and the store marquee was damaged on May 10 amid a dispute over the Sunday closing law repeal.
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Buddhists Battle Ky Government as Saigon Protests Grow
Buddhist demonstrators in Saigon cling to peaceful resistance against Premier Ky amid police warnings and altar protests. In Hue a 60,000 strong Catholic march urged stronger anti Communist policy and a democratic government.
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Buddhist Institute
Tri Quang
Thich Tam Chau
Hue
High Court to Review Land Award in SRC Acquisition
The State Supreme Court will review a $22 700 jury award to Mr and Mrs J M Darrah owners of 10 51 acres along the James River in Wayne County SRC seeks to acquire the land with a challenge to the award as excessive A SRC witness professional appraiser valued the land at 10 400 The court granted review 4 to 1 with Judge Chauncey Browning voting in the majority and the decision concerns a James River Turnpike area parcel west of Hun.
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Weather Forecast For West Virginia Narrow Window
Fragmentary weather note indicates very cold conditions with a 28 degree reading and highs around minus values. Some mention of colder south winds and a Wednesday reference appears. data is incomplete and weather specifics uncertain.
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