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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

Page

10

Chestnut Apostles Unveiled at Cedar Lakes Fair

Sculptor Wolfgang Flor unveils three foot high Chestnut wood apostles at 10 a m Friday opening ceremony of the Mountain State Art and Craft Fair near here. Flor, from Silesia, carved them for West Virginia Wesleyan College. Judas clutches a bag of silver as he turns away. The fair began in 1963 and now claims world’s largest art and craft event. Mrs Hulett C Smith will be guest of honor at the opening luncheon.

Kipley Scnipter Wolfgang Flor Cedar Lakes Flor Silesia Germany Rock Cave Upshur County West Virginia Wesleyan College Buchannon Fior Judas Mountain State Hulett C. Smith

First Economic Score Card For Viet War Due Friday

The New York Times reports the Defense Department will publish a monthly economic scorecard to measure inflationary pressure from the Vietnam War. Proxmire and Curtis say the report fills a gap in government reporting and will aid in gauging defense spending. Fiscal 1967 costs reached about 20 billion, while 1968 budget estimates sit around 22 billion, with notable miscalculations cited by critics.

New York Times Service New York Congress Theigress Ranart Ranracante William Prosmirey Tee Joint Economic Committee Thomas B. Curtis R-Mo Proxmire House Appropriations Committee Senate Preparedness Committee Charles L. Schultze Promire Curtis Vietnam

Army Doctor From Keyser Wins Bronze Star For Valor

Army doctor Capt. Donald G. Klineshiver of Keyser West Virginia received the Bronze Star for treating wounded paratroopers under enemy fire during a June 29 1966 battle near Gia Ria Vietnam. A 1964 WVU medical school graduate, he served with the 173rd Airborne Brigade and will join Cabell Huntington Hospital in Huntington West Virginia after discharge.

FT. Bragg N.C Keyser W.va Vietnam Donald G. Klinesiiver Gia Ria West Virginia University Medical School 173Rd ‘Airborne Brigade Cabell-Huntington Hospital Huntington, W.va

Boredom Cited as Cause of GI Drinking in Saigon

An Army psychiatrist at the 37th Field Hospital in Saigon says boredom and loneliness drive many American servicemen to drink. Capt. Sanford Jacobson notes about half of his 160 monthly psychiatric patients are anxious or low, yet able to work, with alcohol worsening their condition. He cites nightlife in Saigon as a key factor.

Roy Essayan Beirut Lebanon Thesis Andjanon Leb Anese Tehanan Fa New York Times Service United States Army Waagvie Sanford Jacobson 37Th Field Hospital Saigon Jacobson Miami Chichester

Day Camp Reservations Open at Salvation Army Boys' Club

Applications are available for Camp Run-a-Round a Salvation Army Boys' Club day camp. Sessions run until August 26 with morning trips to Coonskin Park and Kanawha State Forest for activities and afternoon swimming at the North Charleston pool. Contact Jerry Noland at the Salvation Army Boys' Club for details.

Salvation Army Boys’ Club Coonskin Park Kanawha State Forest Ito North Charleston Jerry Noland

Gipsy Moth IV to be featured on British stamp

The round-the-world yacht Gipsy Moth IV skippered by Sir Francis Chichester is set to appear on a commemorative British postage stamp. The announcement confirms London plans for a stamp honoring Chichester's historic voyage and the vessel.

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China protests riots arrests in Hong Kong dispute

China and Britain trade formal protests over Hong Kong unrest after clashes at the Sha Tau Kok border. Beijing demands release of rioters, punishment for officials, and an apology while Hong Kong officials deny tear gas injuries.

Hong Kong Shataukok Peking

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