Visit Southeast Asia urged to offset Communist influence
Dr. S. E. Gerard Priestley urged the U S president to visit Southeast Asia after Bulganin and Khrushchev's trip. Speaking to Charleston Rotary, he warned of rising Red China influence and stated the Western alliance must act post election, with India likely to side with the West in a crisis. Priestley noted youth in Asia may favor the Western cause if crises arise and outlined his background in international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Haught
the Gazette
United States
Southeast Asia
Russia
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
S. E. Gerard Priestley
Charleston Rotary Club
Bulganin
Khyber Pass
Indonesia
America
Priestley
Morris Harvey College
Asia
Orient
Red China
U. S
Western Hemisphere
Chaing Kai-shek
China
India
Windsor
England
United Nations
Council For International Education and Research, Inc
Giant Tool Exhibit Travels to City for Display to Boys
A mobile exhibit of tools from New York opens to Kanawha County boys and the public today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Baldwin Supply Co. sponsors the tractor-trailer display owned by Carborundum Co. of Niagara Falls, N. C. Refreshments served 10 a.m. to noon. The display includes 500000 in tools for cutting, machine tools, electric and air driven tools, wood and metal power tools, pipe threading tools, contractor’s tools, and misc tools. Fifty manufacturers will have reps answer questions, with youths expected from Ohio and Kentucky as well as the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kanawha County
Baldwin Supply Co
Carborundum Co
Niagara Falls
N. C
Ohio
Kentucky
Underwood Calls for Honest Government and Voter Uptake
Republican gubernatorial candidate Cecil H. Underwood urged honesty and open communication in government at an American Business Club meeting. He warned of apathy, cited a 1946 WV county survey showing low registration among ages 21 to 30, and pressed for modernized government led by a stable, respected leadership. He identified roads and schools as key state problems during a Q and A session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Marchal
Cuzette
Cecil H. Underwood
American Business Club
West Virginia
Underwood
Uranium Deposit Found in Communist East Germany
The West Berlin League for Free Jurists reports a huge uranium deposit, possibly the largest in Europe, discovered in Communist East Germany about 140 miles southwest of Berlin in Thari. The find is disclosed from Berlin on June 15 as authorities assess its potential impact.
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Berlin
West Berlin League For Free Jurists
Europe
East Germany
Thari
Civitan Father of the Year Lacaria Honored
John Lacaria was named Civitan Father of the Year at a club meeting attended by 15 sons and grandsons. Revercomb urged fatherhood as vital to citizenship, citing Judge Frank Lively and stressing civic responsibility and building a better city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Lacaria
Civitan Club
Chapman
Revercomb
Gazette
John, Lacaria
Yunctheon
Zacaria
Civi
Chapman Revercomb
TV Man Tells Of Opposition In Clarksburg
Sanford F. Randolph vice president of Clarksburg Television Cable Corp testified at a FCC hearing on Channel 12 in Clarksburg West Virginia that there was opposition to granting a city franchise He cited Clarksburg Publishing Co as opposing the Ohio Valley Broadcasting application and noted a court appeal over a potential monopoly The witness said he might be prejudiced between the parties and testified under subpoena without taking a position in the proceeding.
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Washington
Clarksburg
W. Va
Sanford F. Randolph
Dent
Clarksburg Television Cable Corp
New Communications
Randolph
Clarksburg Publishing Co
Clarksburg Publishing
Channel 12
Ohio Valley Broadcasting, Co., Inc
Ohio Valley
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Elizabeth C. Smith
Wirf-Tv
Wheeling
Antenna Systems
Wlrp-Tv
News Publishing Co
Smith
Two Injured In Plunges In Charleston Area
Two injured in falls were admitted to Charleston hospitals yesterday for bone fractures. Richard Walker, 33, Willis Lane, along Winfield Rd, fell 300 feet to a concrete driveway while painting his house and was hospitalized at Thomas Memorial Hospital with possible heel, back, and internal injuries. Percy D. Boling, 217 Woodward Dr, fell 12 feet to Mountain State Hospital with a fractured bone in his left leg. Polling fell from a scaffolding while remodeling a drug store at Belle.
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Charleston
Richard Walker
Willis , Lane
Winfield Rd
Walker
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Percy D. Boling
Woodward Dr
Mountain State Hospital
Polling
Belle
Europe Bound Units Seek Recruits Before Europe Departure
Army Gyroscope policy allows direct enlistments at Ft Knox Kentucky Ft Benning Georgia and Ft Sill Oklahoma prior to deployment to Europe. Recruits may pick their own unit and obtain details at the Charleston recruiting office in the Old Post Office Building.
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11Th Armored Calvary Regiment
Ft. Knox
78Th Engineer
Ft. Benning
5Éth Field Artillery
Ft Sill
Okla
Europe
Charleston
Old Post Office
Bulding
Garnet High Graduates Win West Virginia State Scholarships
Three Garnet High School graduates received $100 scholarships from local firms to attend West Virginia State College. Recipients are Janet LaVerne Knighton, Cart Lloyd Watson, and two Cohen Drug Co. awards went to Ferrell and Charles Wilmont. Dr William Wallace, WV State president, was notified by Garnet Principal Harry Desinis.
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Garnet High School
West Virginia’ State
Charles Wilmont
Ferrell
Frankenberger's
Cohen Drug Co
Janet LaVerne
Knighton
Cart
Lloyd
Watson
William 32
Wallace
West Virginia State
Harry FE
Desinis
Garnet
Sixth Annual Charity Horse Show Ends Tonight At Coonskin Park
Proceeds from Charleston co sponsored charity event go to Coonskin Park. Judges J Phin Horton and Hugh Gentry oversee saddle horse and hunting classes as awards total over 3300 dollars in trophies ribbons and cash. Final session begins at 7 30 p m with numerous classes and results from yesterday listed among named riders and horses.
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Tthe
Charleston
Dutch) Miller
Huntington
Marrs "Wiseman
E. Hershey
B. G., Dorsey
R. L. Young
Coonskin Park
James
McLaughlin
Dille
Radford Lykibs
Judy Gutskey
Wheeling
Hunter
R. S. Spillman
Rex
Nancy Baldwin
Penny Petite
Woody Hanshaw
St. Albans
Hack
Auxiliary Buys Whirlpool Bath For Hospital
The Charleston General Hospital auxiliary purchased a whirlpool bath for the physical therapy department in memory of Mrs. Berenyce Schwabe Pfeifer. The device supports full or partial immersion with heated aerated water for sprains burns circulatory impairment arthritic joints and fracture aftercare. Miss Peart Boortz supervises treatment. funds came from snack bar profits and other items bought include a sewing machine resuscitator radios and wall decorations.
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Charleston General Hospital
Berenyce Schwabe Pfeifer
A.4. Wilson
Itherary
Peart Boortz
Joel. Allen
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Communist China
Formosa
DuPont Paints
After Paint & Glass Co
Hale Street
Mrs
Betty Bias
SA Dawe
Civitans
State Supreme Court
Frank Lively
TV Man
The
Charleston Gazette
Unier
Daily Gazette” Company
Virginie
Absociated Press
International News Service
Central’ Press
Unitec Press
Associated ”Press
Sie
Clay Q. Post
Petersburg
Kanawha
Marshall Bond
R. S
Spilman IM
Western
Simoky
Howard Lawson
Hamlin
Mona Koontz
Pony
Trigger Boy
Triadelphia
Pal-O-Mine Farms
Junior Fine Harness
Gallant
Feudist
Claude Shiflet
Pickaway
Highland Green Farm
Lady Winston
Walter Gent
Honaker
Fielder Bros
W. Wash, ST. Free Packing
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