Television foreteat and listings in The Charleston Gazette
June 21 1958 NBC CBS schedule overview outlines a mix of dramas westerns and variety shows. Prominent programs include Have Gun Will Travel Perry Mason and Gunsmoke plus Spike Jones Bob Crosby and a Zorro turn with Bob Crosby Show and The Terrified Typist noted for suspense and musical numbers.
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Steve Law
Ence
Georgia Gibbs
Joanna Gang
Moore
Richard Boone
Charles
Perry
Club Oasis
Spike Jones
CBS
Canj&t
Billy Barty
Bob Crosby
Matt
Heller
Bob
Television Schedule Montage for Charleston Area
A dense listing of TV programming across multiple stations including WCHS, WSAZ, WHTN and more. The schedule covers Saturday shows from 8:00 AM to 11:30 PM with morning cartoons, afternoon sports and movies, variety hours, talk shows, and late-night drama. Names of programs include Howdy Doody, Captain Kangaroo, Mighty Mouse, Bowling and film features, plus regional news and sports previews.
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Circle Three Ranch
Blue Steel
j—Ramar
T Jungle Q
Barker Bill Ponta
Washington
Giants
Phillies
Leo Durocher
New York
Detroit
Senators
St. Paul
USGA
Duffy’s Tavern
Sir Walter
Two Gun Playhouse
Court Clears Miner Union Action in West Virginia Strike
The U S Court of Appeals set aside an NLRB unfair labor practice finding against West Virginia Local 9735 of the United Mine Workers over a 1956 Westmoreland Coal Co. strike. The majority ruled the action aimed at seniority rights rather than bargaining, while Judge Burger dissented.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
U. S Court of Appeals
Westmoreland Coal Co
Warren E. Burger
Charles Fahy
J. Warren Madden
Officers Named For West Virginia Pipe Trades
E K Crislip of Parkersburg was reelected president at the two day convention. Daniel J Niggemeyer of Wheeling was re elected secretary treasurer. Seven men were named to vice president posts: Joseph Prochaska Wheeling H P Williamson Morgantown Russell Jones Charlest on Bill Clemens Beckley N T Henderson Huntington Lloyd A Hayes Parkersburg Robert Edwards Princeton.
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Bluefield
Radio highlights and schedules across stations on weekend air
Listings show WCAW WKELC WKAZ and others airing news weather and music through Saturday. Malaya requests aid for navy ships and equipment totaling 26 million Malayan dollars per the Kuala Lumpur legislative council report.
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the Gazette
Sonny Davis Shaw
WKELC
Galen Drake
Red Foley
WKAZ
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
USA
Malaya
Kuala Lumpur
Britain
U. S
Legislative Council
Publishers Set Books Display at Morris Harvey College Hall
About 20 publishers will display the latest textbooks teaching materials and visual aids Monday and Tuesday in the Reception Hall at Morris Harvey College. The exhibit is sponsored by the college and the West Virginia Bookmen's Assn. Publisher representatives will be present to answer questions.
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Morris Harvey College
Oy the College
West Virginia Bookmen‘s Assn
West Virginia Admitted To Union On Historic Date
State capital shift details trace West Virginia’s creation after Virginia seceded. Wheeling convention led to a reorganized Virginia government, with Alexandria chosen as capital under Union control until statehood. Eisenhower privately addressed defense leaders at Quantico in a 30 minute, wide ranging briefing on military and diplomatic topics.
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Virginia
Wheeling
General Assembly
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White House
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Hagerty
Defense Department
Defense Establishment
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Marine Base
Adm
Felix Stump
U. S
Pacific
United States
Allen
W. Dulles
Central “Intelligence
Identification of Builders To Be Target of Wall Study
OLAFSON of New York and Dr. James H. Kellar of the University of Georgia plan a reconnaissance today to identify who built a stone wall in the southern Appalachians. Kellar will compare findings with Georgia area studies and earlier work on Adena and Hopewell mounds and similar walls.
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Sigfus. Olafson
New York
Madison
James H. Kellar
University of Georgia
Georgia
Carbon Kellar
Indiana
West Virginia
Olafson
Charleston
Adena and Hopewell Mounds
Appalachians
Kanawha Valley Soap Box Derby Opens Entries
The Charleston Optimist Club along with Chevrolet and The Gazette sponsors announce the Kanawha Valley Soap Box Derby to be held July 13. Entry blanks are available from Chevrolet dealers, with last day for entries today.
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Kell
Kanawha
West Virginia
Olafson
Maud
Charles Barnett
Lat Dickens
Charleston
Diamond store unveils retirement plan for employees
William M. McKim president of the Diamond department store announced a formal retirement plan retroactive to June 1. It covers about 600 regular employees, promises monthly income after retirement based on past earnings, and does not force retirement at 65 but offers eligibility after accredited service. The plan, funded by Diamond alongside a 2,500 dollar life policy per employee, aims to provide financial security for mature associates.
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William’ M. McKim
Diamond Department Store
McKim
Richmond Area Department Store Sales Rise Fourth Week
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reports Fifth District department store sales rose 0.4 percent week over week, the fourth straight week above 1957 levels. Sales turned positive mid May and gained further through early June, with last week’s dollar volume 9 percent higher than the prior week.
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Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank of
U.N. to Publish 33 Volume Encyclopedia on Atomic Energy
The United Nations conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy plans to issue a 33 volume encyclopedia. The set will cover developments in atomic energy applications, safety, policy, and international cooperation as part of its ongoing effort to promote peaceful use worldwide.
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United Nations
U. N. Conference On Peaceful
Eklund Reveals Conference on Thermonuclear Power Plans
Sigvard Eklund of Sweden, secretary general for the Geneva conference, discloses latest possibilities for producing thermonuclear power for industrial use. The conference runs September 1 to 13.
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Sigvard Eklund
Sweden
Geneva
Channel Tunnel Eyed In Survey Of Passengers
London researchers will poll boat and train passengers between France and England this summer to gauge potential Channel Tunnel use if built. Freight shippers will receive a similar survey.
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London
France
England
Moany
English Channel
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