Mountain State basketball card highlights college slate week
A 12 game schedule unfolds across West Virginia colleges with seven games set for Saturday. West Virginia University hosts Cincinnati in a revenge bid, Marshall opens conference play, and West Liberty faces Glenville while Davis and Elkins, Shepherd, and others play varied Friday and Saturday contests amid related college and scheduling notes.
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Greek underground group leader seized in Athens conspiracy case
Police in Athens arrest the leader and 40 members of an alleged Greek Communist underground organization on charges of conspiracy to assassinate three officials and plan sabotage. Authorities report seizing a large cache of arms and among detainees are six women.
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Flemington Five Extend Scholastic Record With Wins
Flemington High School posted two wins in two starts last week to lift its season record to five wins and two defeats. Key upset came at Philippi High 44 to 27 on Flemington floor. The team, strong in county play, has losses only to Rivesville and St Peters of Fairmont, with victories over Beverly Wallace and Coalton. Upcoming home series include Beverly on their court after a 64 to 47 first game win, and a Tuesday rematch at Lost Creek.
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Legislation Seeks Permissive Voting Machine Use
Legislation to authorize voting machines in regular, special, and primary elections advances in both houses. Cabell county figures sponsor the measure. County court decisions could trigger a countywide referendum with 5 percent petition.
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Filibuster fight ties to civil rights drive and Senate
The push to end the filibuster is tied to Truman era civil rights legislation, with Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota seeking no early congressional approval and Senator Irving Ives of New York cautioning that unity may falter and success be partial. In Charleston, three men are detained over a $6000 robbery at a race amusement company this month, identified as Howard Leftridge, Warrick Jones, and Freeman Anthony.
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Better farms call for better farmers address says Holister
Reverend John W. Hollister, pastor of the Central Methodist church, delivered the principal address as he urged improved farming by better farmers. The gathering named numerous local couples including Mr and Mrs Ward Barlow of Pocahontas and Mr and Mrs Ira Yost of Taylor among others.
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Influenza Delays Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth in Switzerland
Prince Aly Khan and actress Rita Hayworth are ill with influenza in Bern Switzerland delaying their return from Cannes. They had planned to join Hayworths four year old daughter Rebecca Welles in Switzerland today. The illness postpones reuniting the trio for a few days.
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Japan election yields mandate for conservative government
General MacArthur lauds the vote as a mandate for conservative government in Japan. The Social Democrats and minor parties faced sharp losses, while the conservative Democratic party led by Yoshida solidified gains and the Bus party remained in second place.
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