AMA Refuses To Condemn Tobacco Use
Atlantic City N J AMA declines to condemn smoking adopt s a committee report supporting an education program on toxic materials including tobacco for youths. The house waits to endorse hazards until the US Public Health Service study is published this fall.
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Atlantic City
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American Medical Asso
House of Delegates
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U. S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Soviet Cosmonauts Land Safely After Spaceflight
Two Soviet cosmonauts Lt Tereshkova and Col Bykovsky landed in Kazakhstan after a mission described as near three days long. Telemetric data are being studied to compare physiological responses in space.
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Tass
Tereshkova
Col
Bykovsky
Kazakhstan
Caretaker cabinet sworn in as Greece delays elections
King Paul swore in Premier Panayotis Pipinelis and a 19 member non political cabinet to govern until elections. Caramanlis resigned June 11 after a royal visit dispute with the king and queen. Elections date to be set after royal visit return.
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Athens
Greece
King Paul
Panayotis Pipineli
Pipinelis
Constantine Caramanlis
Britain
Paul
Caramianlis
Frederika
London
Alexandra
Three Prisoners Escape From West Virginia Prison Mine
Three convicts escaped noon Wednesday from a Medium Security Prison coal mine ten miles from the facility in the Rich Mountain area. The fugitives Thomas Lewis Tyree 20 from Raleigh County burglary and entering Charles Smith Nicholas County burglary and Mickey Blenkinship Greenbrier County grand larceny were all wearing prison uniforms.
Civil rights protests sweep multiple cities
Nationwide demonstrations mark push for desegregation and fair housing. In Danville Virginia 29 Negroes were arrested after a downtown march following the first public school desegregation order. Other actions target housing, employment, and police bias across Kansas City Atlantic City Erie and Washington with several arrests and policy moves.
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Danville
Kansas City
Atlantic City
N. J
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American Medical Assn
Erie
City Hall
New York City
Washington
WVAR Richwood Radio Charged With Operator Rule Violation
The Communications Commission found Washington area station WVAR Richwood West Virginia likely violated rules by not employing a full time first class radiotelephone operator. A $3500 penalty is possible and the station has 30 days to respond.
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Communications Commission
WVAR
Richwood
W. Va
Commission
West Virginia parade to feature Yeager and Bender dignitaries
A gala in Charleston includes a 4 P.M. parade with honorary marshal Air Force Col. Charles Yeager and Medal of Honor recipient Stanley Bender of Beckley. A midtown horse and wagon parade and a full day of events follow, from a Pioneer Breakfast to cake, balloons, and a comedy baseball game, capped by a coronation at Laidley Field.
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Stanley Bender
Beckley
Air Force
Charles Yeager
Hamlin
Yeager
Charleston
Rose City
Qld
House of Delegates
Sen
Supreme Court
Watt Powell Park
Army
Weather Update Forecast for Showers Across Regions
Showers and thunderstorms are forecast today across the state, throughout the Appalachians and parts of New England. Cooler conditions are expected in the Lakes region and the Middle Atlantic area this afternoon.
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New England
Lakes
Middle Atlantic
West Virginia Student Wins Harvard Study Grant
Judith D. Stewart of South Charleston WV received a Harvard University grant to pursue a master’s degree in regional studies of the Soviet Union. She was among 202 U S and Canadian recipients awarded over 1 million dollars by the Social Science Research Council and the American Council of Learned Societies.
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Judith D. Stewart
Henson Ave
Charleston
W. Va
Soviet Union
Harvard University
U. S
Social Science ‘Research Council
American Council of Learned Societies
Legion Theft Probe at American Legion Post 57
Charleston detectives investigated a break in at American Legion Post 57 in the 800 block. A thief climbed onto the roof, entered through an unlocked window, and stole $36 and four bottles of whisky.
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Charleston
American Legion Post 57
R E Riner Ex Banker Dies At 81
Robert Elmer Riner of Alderson a former Monroe County banking officer and long time banker died early Wednesday in Greenbrier Valley Hospital after a long illness. He served as vice president of First National Bank of Peterstown and as president of the Bank of Greenville. He was a retired farmer. Surviving are his widow Ethel two sons Corbett of Ronceverte and James Riner of Huntington and five grandchildren.
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Robert Elmer Riner
Monroe County
Greenbrier Valley Hospital
Ronceverte
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Peterstown
Bank of Greenville
Ethel
Corbett
James R. Rinér
Huntington
Weather summary and forecasts for several cities
Variable clouds and showers across the region with a cooling trend through Monday. Highs in the 70s to 90s, lows in the 50s to 60s, with scattered thundershowers and a total rainfall around one inch. Extended periods show warmer May 1 and weekend showers, with normal temps in the 80s and 60s.
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Key West
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Meridian
Miami Beach
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New Orleans
New York
Dunbar Woman in Serious Condition After Crash
A 50 year old Dunbar woman Mildred Lynch was reported in serious condition at Charleston General Hospital after her car left West Virginia 4 about six miles east of Clendenin and fell about 25 feet into a gully. She had multiple facial lacerations possible facial fractures and injuries to both legs left shoulder and left elbow. She was alone in the vehicle.
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Dunbar
Clendenin
Charleston General Hospital
Mildred Lynch
Grosscup Ave
Conan introduces colon nerve stimulant for constipation relief
A medical ad touts Coronaip tablets using a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to relieve constipation overnight. It claims nerves in the colon regulate impulses and that tension blocks them, with the product restoring bowel activity and offering a gentle, clinically proved remedy. Introductory price 43 cents.
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Conan
Logan Receives 66 550 Grant for 445 Jobs in Logan
Logan West Virginia received a 66 550 federal grant from the Area Redevelopment Administration to build a water storage tank and distributor line. The project is expected to create 445 jobs at Logan Manufacturing Co. and Guyan Machinery Co. U.S. Sen. Byrd and Sen. Randolph joined Rep. Hechler in announcing the funding.
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W. Va
Area Redevelopment Administration
Ken Hechler
U. S
Robert C. Byrd
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Hechler
Logan Manufacturing Co
Guyan Machinery Co
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