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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
7
Glenville State College announces 62 students named to the second semester dean's list. Included are Patsy Lois Ashley Dille Linda Sue Beal Glenville Garnet Ruth Boblett Richwood and many others across West Virginia towns such as Orton Spencer Gassaway and Burnsville.
A Gazette Information Bureau column answers readers on Ifni geography noting its 740 square miles on Africa's northwest coast as a Spanish enclave with a politico military government and about 38 000 people It also covers horserace color terms tartar prevention duel laws Paracelsus Celsus and related Q A items.
Senators lauded Senator Robert Byrd for presiding over the Senate in the 860th Congress noting he has chaired more often in both sessions than any prior presiding officer over the period. Colleagues said his chair time surpassed Vice President Nixon and highlighted Byrd’s deep convictions on international affairs.
The week shows a heavy slate from VIRGINIAN CAPITOL LYRIC and more in distinct neighborhoods. Highlights include Charlton Heston in Ben Hur and Montgomery Clift with Elizabeth Taylor in Place in the Sun, along with Goliath and the Barbarians and Sign of the Gladiators in multiple venues.
Mrs. Charles Swain commissions to represent the Charleston Seventh-day Adventist youth with 10 other delegates in Atlantic City NJ for the North American Youth Congress through Saturday. Mrs. Lotus Halstead and Judy and Larry Halstead accompany Mrs. Swain. Theme is Festival of the Holy Scriptures with teams answering Biblical questions.
The French plan replacing the conquest statue of Madagascar with a blue granite shaft marking independence. The site at Colbert will be renamed Independence Square in the French community next Sunday.
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