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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
5
Donna Conley, 12, in Warren Arizona, asked if Geographos is a planet. The article explains asteroids and Earth gazers, noting Geographos as an Earth gazer with close approach cycles and past sightings including Hermes Icarus Eros and Apollo.
An Earth watcher notes a mile wide asteroid that travels around the Sun and intrudes into our skies roughly every 17 months. Readers may send questions to Ask Andy at The Gazette care of Strategy Master or local attorney.
Hartford information reports actress Miss Turner will have her 17 year old daughter Cheryl Crane brought to the Institute Living for psychiatric treatment. Dr Gordon tooren said Cheryl came of her own accord and will be interviewed before any treatment begins.
Ernest Sheriff of Huntington seeks 200000 in damages from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway in U S District Court claiming an August 38 1959 diesel engine accident cost him an arm. He alleges unsafe tools and workspace and lack of necessary assistance.
Charleston Kiwanis members heard a nutrition quiz Tuesday featuring Miss Mary Pullen director of the Dairy Council of Southern West Virginia. Contestants including Sharam i Nibert Kay Backus and others answered questions on milk and dairy products and enrichment leges. Prizes were awarded and dairy publications were distributed as milk was served.
A brief, period style insert from the Nation's Top promoting a 4OTCH Ragtime Piano Players act. It invites readers to send $2.00 to Dr. J. Davenport at Wherle Court, Charleston, W. for information or booking.
Relatives and friends of the Jim McCormick family of Drawdy Boone County are invited to a July 4 event at Coonskin Park Area 1 starting 10 a.m. and continuing throughout the day.
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