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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
7
A vintage recipe describes a frozen blue cheese dressing cut into cubes to top salads. It uses cream cheese, sour cream, blue cheese, mustard, lemon juice, celery, green pepper and pimiento with whipped cream, then frozen and served in lunchable cubes alongside green or fruit salads. The dressing remains firm yet softens at room temperature for easy slicing.
West Virginia Association of Colleges and Universities, founded four years ago, moves toward long range planning. An executive committee refines objectives, staff needs, and financing. The fourth annual conference at Oglebay Park reviewed goals to broaden state education cooperation, public information, and research, with a proposed statewide college press and inter-institutional faculty exchanges under strong fiscal oversight.
More than 50 professional drivers will compete June 7 in a roadeo sponsored by the West Virginia Motor Truck Association. The contest starts at 7 a.m. at the Civic Center with obstacle-course maneuvers and safety tests. A safety awards banquet follows at 7 p.m. in the West Virginia Room, with trophies in five classes. Speakers include William A. Tinsley of St. Albans, 1963 Driver of the Year, and John M. Sprague of Houston, Humble Oil and Refining Co., former deputy assistant secretary of defense.
King Martin Luther King Jr received a standing ovation from about 10 000 at Yale University's 263rd commencement after Yale president Kingman Brewster Jr awarded him an honorary Doctor of Laws. The citation praised his eloquence and steadfast refusal to countenance violence despite recent jail time in St Augustine Florida.
About 450 Dairymen’s Cooperatives in Southern West Virginia observe June Dairy Month. The State Dairy Farmers Association has 5,000 members operating in West Virginia, western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. Investments in farming range from $10,000 to $100,000 per farm, with area holdings totaling an estimated $21 million. The cooperative, the marketing arm for members, handles sales, transport, and promotions, relying on large capital, electrics, and farm-related services to support the dairy industry.
Dunbat City Council split 4 0 over authorizing Mayor Dale Long to seek federal matching funds for a half million dollar street and alley improvement program. Minority leader P A Denny charged lack of briefing prior to the vote. council later accepted an engineering study and approved paying 27500 for sewer separation work.
Kanawha County voters with challenged May 12 primary ballots were told by Raymond Young, chief registrar, four corrections must be completed before the November general election. He warned that election officers cannot fix errors and that voters themselves must ensure their registration records are correct to avoid trouble in November.
Sadie Jo Center sbury sues Cedar Grove police officer James C. Hudnall and National Surety Co. for 10000 and 3500 dollars in Common Pleas Court alleging false arrest and unlawful assault on June 16 1963.
West Virginia faces a shakeup as 14 Republican delegates reassess after New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller ends his bid. Before he withdrew Rockefeller pledged support for Governor William Scranton. Delegates Frank A. O’Brien Jr. M G Mal Guthrie and Cleo S. Jones were among those considered to hold votes for Rockefeller. Guthrie declines to comment on post withdrawal status.
Officials from state colleges universities hospitals and executive posts seek raises above $240 in the state budget. The Board of Public Works will request statements of justification from those in the salary bracket. Meeting tentatively set for Thursday to grill the officials.
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