14 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
1
Spencer Massachusetts report notes Leon P. Wetherell, 30, of North Brookfield, lost his hunt after a deer struck his car. He shot a six point buck and turned the animal over to a conservation officer. The deer season is not open in Massachusetts but is in Vermont.
In U S District Court Judge Field placed two conspirators on probation in a conspiracy to violate migration and marriage laws by staging a fraudulent marriage. The case against a fourth was stood. Defendant Lindakis pleaded guilty and a Greek national received a suspended penalty for a sham marriage scheme involving a native bride and a $50 payoff on securing a residence permit.
Chemists select Charleston as the site for the 1964 southeastern regional meeting of the American Chemical Society. Benjamin Phillips of Union Carbide Corp will be general chairman for the Oct 15 17 event, with over 1 000 ACS members from 13 southeastern states expected to attend. Donald L Heywood will chair both symposia and general sessions. Topics cover organometallic chemistry chemical education analytical chemistry lasers and various chemistry fields.
Supt. L K Lovenstein of Kanawha County schools will speak at a convocation for American Education Week at West Virginia State College. The program begins at 0 a m Friday in the college auditorium with the message Education Strengthens the Nation.
In tests of nine ingredients from Super Shell gasoline, a Pentane mix is said to boost acceleration. Ten brand new Chevies were split on an airstrip with five cars using Super Shell and five using a blend without Pentane under identical conditions. Drivers were professionals.
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