Junior 4-H Leaders Plan Future Activities in Pineville
Ida Mae Plumley presided over the Pineville courthouse annex meeting of the 4-H Junior Leaders. Julie Vaught led devotions, Carolyn McConshay presented The Junior Leadership Project, and plans were made for a May 14 wiener roast at Hanover roadside park and a variety show committee chaired by Linda Hall, Carolyn McConshay, and Becky Childers.
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Pineville
RNL
Ida Mae Plumley
Julie Vaught
Ravencliff
Carolyn McConshay
New Richmond
Hanover
Linda Hall
Becky Childers
Will Negro Colleges Fade Away In Revolution Of Education
In a profile by Meredith Moss, the fate of Southern Negro colleges is examined amid calls for reform and upgrad ing of facilities. The piece notes 123 schools with 180,000 students, widespread underfunding, limited libraries, and a heavy share of graduates becoming teachers. It cites Dr Earl McGrath urging a national center, curriculum reform, and volunteer tutoring to preserve and strengthen Negro higher education as integration progresses.
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Washington, D. C
NEA
Southern Negro College
South
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Earl McGrath
Institute of Higher Education
Howard University
Fisk
Nashville
Tenn
McGrath
Criminology Theory Questioned by English Study
British investigator Charles Goring found about as many so called Lombroso criminal types among English university students as among convicts, weakening the hereditary crime theory once favored by Lombroso.
Marine majority with one freshwater sponge family
The text states that most sponges are marine while one family of horny sponges is entirely freshwater, highlighting the habitat distinction among sponge species.
Pineville Social Notes Highlight Local Family Visits
Pineville brief reports Mr and Mrs Clayton Parker and children of St Albans staying with mother Alice Parker. Mrs James Simmons returned home after several days as a patient in Stews Clinic Hospital Welch. Kyle Hall and family of St Albans visited brother in law Alfred Broom and family in Bailey Murphy Addition.
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Pineville
Rns
Clayton Parker
St. Albans
Alice Parker
James Simmons
Stew’s Clinic
Welch
Kyle Hall
India should reject US funded education foundation
V. K. Krishna Menon denounces the $300 million Indian-American Foundation for Educational Scientific and Academic Development proposed by President Johnson. He argues India must refuse foreign control of education and that funds should be given outright rather than via a US owned rupees foundation during Indira Gandhi's Washington visit.
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U.S
Bombay
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Johnson
Indira Gandhi
Washington
Menon
Warning on roadside emergencies and safety tips
The note advises carrying extra fuses and a flashlight for roadside failures. It urges pulling off the road until lights work, suggests a worn wire or short circuit as a likely cause, and stresses waving down cars to help locate fuses. It also states that women should never hitchhike.
Notice of rate changes for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Public notice by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of West Virginia announces amendments to tariffs PS C WV No. 1 General Exchange Tariff. The revisions include multiple sheet revisions and new or discontinued charges for equipment and services, effective May 20, 1966. Locations for public inspection include Beckley Buckhannon Charleston Clarksburg Elkins Fairmont Fayetteville Grafton Hinton Huntington Parkersburg Point Pleasant Parkersburg Morgantown Mullens New Martinsville Oak Hill Parkersburg Rainelle Richwood Saint Albans Shinnston Spencer Summersville Sutton Weirton Wellsburg Weston Wheeling Williamson Marietta Paintsville Cumberland Hagerstown Oak South Potomac Street Hagerstown. Protests must be filed by May 15, 1966.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Virginia
Code of
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Beckley
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Charleston
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Clendenin
Elkins
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Fayetteville
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Hinton
Huntington
Saeger
Keyser
Kingwood
Lewisburg
Hudgins
Logan
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Martinsburg
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Milton
Montgomery
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Hamilton
Oak Hill
Market
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Mount Vernon
Point Pleasant
Rainelle
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Richwood
Saint Albans
Shinnston
Sistersville
Spencer
Summersville
Sutton
Virginia
Weirton
Fifth
Wellsburg
Center Avenue
Weston
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Wheeling
Whitesville
Williamson
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East Liverpool
Ohio
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Marietta
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Maryland
Second
Oakland
Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Public Service Commission
Public Service Commision
Baldwin General Commercial Manager
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Barbra Mae Kincaid and Frank V Scott Jr Married in D C
The First Baptist Church of Washington D C hosted the April 9 wedding of Barbara Mae Kincaid daughter of G M Kincaid Red Star and Frank V Scott Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank V Scott of Martinsburg Attendants were Elizabeth Combs Red Star and Chris Scott Martinsburg brother of the groom The bride a Mount Hope High School graduate works for the Department of Agriculture in Washington Scott a Martinsburg High School graduate attended Shepherd College and works for the Defense Department at the Pentagon in Washington The couple resides in Annandale Virginia
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Red Star
First Baptist Church
Washington, D. C
Barbara Mae Kincaid
Frank V. Scott Jr
G. M. Kincaid
Frank V. Scott
Martinsburg
Elizabeth Combs
Chris Scott
Mount Hope High School
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Scott
Martinsburg High School
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Defense Department
Pentagon
Annandale
Students Tour College Campus
A Saturday campus visit by 36 junior and senior high students from Fayette County toured West Virginia State College at Institute. They were welcomed by Assistant Dean Hoffman and Registrar J. D. Anderson, served lunch, and toured the State Capitol. Chaperone Mrs. R A Agee and alumna sponsor Mrs. R C Meadows accompanied the group, with attendees from Mount Hope, Harlem Heights, Fayetteville, Garten, Beckwith and Gauley Bridge.
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Mount Hope
West Virginia State College
Institute
Fayette County
Hoffman
J. D. Anderson
Tom Lewis
State Capitol
R. C. Meadows
R. A. Agee
Charlene Owens
Gloria Walton
Rosalyn Baker
Julia Coats
Leta Wright
Ella Johnson
Gloria Hughes
Dreama Pryor
Burnell Johnson
Shelva Blanks
Norma Travis
Thomasena Simms
Margo Christian
Helmar Goins
Arthur Nicholas
Clinton Mosley
William Clark
Winston Merchant
Joseph Jackson
David Nelson
Fred McGhee
Charles Nelson
Harlem Heights
Rose Calhoun
Summerlee
Luanne Meadows
Brenda
Tokyo Closer to Alaskan Ports Than West Coast US
A report notes that Tokyo lies nearer to Alaskan harbor facilities than to the western United States coast, highlighting maritime distance relationships and potential implications for shipping routes and logistics.
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Tokyo
United States
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Diana Brooks
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Novella Smith
Darrce Lester
Kopperston
Victor H. Gilkeson Jr
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Bank of Raleigh
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Encyclopeedia Britannice
Laadlv
William J. Toth
Center For Safety
New York University
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