Wyoming Board Lists New Teaching Assignments and Coaches
In Pineville and surrounding schools, the Wyoming County Board announces new teaching assignments and 15 coaches. Transfers, leaves of absence, retirement, and new instructional aides and homebound teachers are listed for multiple schools including Pineville High, Mullens, Oceana, and Baileysville.
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Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Vo
Wyoming Board
Pineville
ANL
Mettlson
Patricia Wilson
Nigt
Baileysville
Mon
Elizabeth Bailey
Wyoming County Board of Pineville High School
Bar
the Brown
Oceana
Nobert
Nancy L. Clay
Hayamon
Glen Rogers
Glen
Easter Hart Frank Harrison Jr
Herndon
Yoy
Huff Consolidated
Kathy Jo D'Antoni
Beulah Prater
Coal
Mountain
Janice
Robert EF. Loakabill
Shields
Brenton
Thomas
Mullens High Scheal
Ira Conk
Smith
Gay Slaton
Voth Oveaneigh
Byron Rose
Hursie
Wich Shumate
Matheny
Stanley West
Peggy Wilcox
Hernon
Josephine Williams
Stephen
Sanmer Anne
Foothall
Jilley Miller
Walter Nixon
Ray Caldwell
Muth
Doin Beckelheimer
Occ
Bante Boninsegna
Pinouille
Hoger Lester
Bailesavile
Frank Harrison Jr
Robert 3. Wagamon
Glen Hogars
Dan Nuckols
Mullens
Paw Greer
Richard Slinntens
Withe
Douglas DeWeese
Nud-Alpaca
Virginia TL. Maynard
Coal Mountain
Juanita Francis
Glen Fork
Shirley Bailey
Darlene Mill
Betty England
Magdalene Shrewsbury
Trajan
Jaycee Brown
Johar McGraw
Elaing Massey
Bertice Harper
Audrey Daniels
Waldo Powell
Ralph Batley
Mia
Joyce Stephens
Pineville Ny
Norma Wall
Road Branch
Honda
French Test Expected By Wednesday
French test of a one to three megaton hydrogen device is slated for Wednesday at Fangataufa atoll if weather holds. France aims to be the fifth nation with an atomic bomb, joining United States, Soviet Union, Britain, and Communist China. weather delays possible.
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Paperte
Ama
France
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
China
Fangataula Atoll
Robert Gally
Munroa Atoll
Fangataufa Atoll
Desgrasse
Alpha
Stadio Tahiti
USS
Richfield
Tenth heart transplant at St. Luke's Hospital reported
Carl Van Bates, 50, of Amarillo, Texas, became the 10th patient to receive a heart from Dr. Denton A. Cooley's team at St. Luke's Hospital in Houston after a 90 minute operation. The transplant marked the second such operation in as many days for the hospital group. Bates had been hospitalized with advanced coronary arterial insufficiency and was discharged briefly before readmission. The donor was Mrs Gasper B. Genecont Jr. of Houston. Two other recent transplants included James Dudley Herron II and Maria Giannaris, with Giannaris's father managing the family. Cooley's team had eight living transplant patients, with some returning to work.
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RousTen
UPI
Carl van Bates
Amarilla
Tex
Batts
Denton A. Cooley
St. Luke's Hospital
Cooley
James Dudley Herron II
Maria Giannaris
Nick Gannaris
Bates
Gasper B. Genecont Jr
Houston
Atrs
Generotte
St. Luke's
Christiaan Barnard
Louis
Washkansky
Cape Town
Everett ©. Thomas
Phoenix
Hearing Set Today For William Wyant In Ohio Killing
A special preliminary hearing was tentatively arranged in Pomeroy Meigs County for William Wyant on a murder charge in the Saturday shooting death of a Far Keysburg West Virginia man. Wyant remained jailed without bond as authorities planned to open the court to conduct the hearing.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
UFI
William Wyant
Racine
Farkeysburg
State Man Honored in Louisville Rescue Medal to electrical engineer
Claude Park Jr an electrical engineer received the National Safety Council President's Medal for saving Joseph Ven Bogaert in September 1957 in Louisville Kentucky. Bogaert was shocked on a switchboard when Park pushed him clear and performed mouth to mouth resuscitation. The Parks reside at Lesage. Nixon To Stop In Key States in 1960 campaign tours across Midwest and Northeast with rallies in Ohio Harrisburg and Columbus, crowd of about 4000 greets him in Columbus.
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Huntington
UPI
Gabell County
Anao
National Safety Counci'l
Louisville
Claude ¥. Park Jr
Joseph Ven Bogaert
Fosaert
Lesage
Nixon
Columbus
Ohio
Hichard M. Nixon
Midwest
Jone
Ohio Capitol
Harrisburg
Raymond Shafer
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Old Town
Ug Cruading
Maryland
Spire Agnew
James Rhodes
Desset
Deaths and Funerals in Beaver area
Death notices and funeral details for Roberta Homer Fads 62 of Kincaid Davis Blackwell 46 Ramsey and others. Services set at Ansted Baptist Church with burial at Oak Hill memorial park. Survivors listed and call times noted. multiple local churches and funeral homes involved.
Kinley Rites Set in East Kingston Church
Evert A Kinley 48 of Kingston will be buried in High Luywn Memorial Park Oak Hill after services at Pairview Methodist Church East Kingston at 1 p m Wednesday with Rev W J Hedges in charge Kinley died Sunday at his home from an apparent heart attack He was a WWII veteran and worked for New River Co at the Siltex Mine Mount Hope He is survived by wife Mary Edna Kinley two sons Arnold Wayne and Arthur Blaine a daughter Nancy Karen two brothers Lea Scarbro and Howard Charlton Heights three sisters Bertie May Woodson Fayetteville Sarah Eva Pritt Cenwaitl and Jewell Tren Mason Born Terre Haute Ind March 6 1922 He was laid to rest at Mount Hope area Survivors listed include family and relatives Friends may call Tyroo Funeral Home Oak Hill after 5 p m today Mrs Minnie McQueen Funeral services for Minnie Lee McQueen 64 Kincaid will be at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill at 2 p m Thursday with Rev James Casto Burial in Kincaid Cemetery She died Tuesday in Montgomery Hospital after an extended illness Survivors include three sons Eddie Page Kenneth Kincaid and Jack Ray Sanford Fla five daughters Agnes Shaver Gaul Shaver Betty Johnson Piedmont Ohio Bonnie Dilley Comar Maynor Md and Freda Clemens Kincaid a brother Bernard Ray Cochinhus Ohio 35 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren Body remains at the funeral home and may be viewed from 2 p m to 4 p m Wednesday
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R. D. Blackwell
Jack
M's
Roberta Homer
Kincaid
Will
Davis Blackwel
Ransey
Wednesinho Tyyee
Ansted Baptist Ehapel
Gak Hil
Wendell
Kenseth Bond
Hoge
Kincaidjly High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Eads
Blackwell
Beckley Hospital
William
Gordon Nayls
Ramsey
Pisday
Lochgelly
Missionary Baptist Church
Suiumectee
Glen
Mes
Glenna Mae Tlonaker
Searbra
Alis
Idona Paxson
Ft. Henning
Neils Grant
Columbia
D. C
Iain Jordan
Brinelle
Patricia Caldwell
Charleston
Frank
Richwood
John Davis
Fairmont
Wallace and Wallace Funeral
Ansted
Ural J. Meador
Tval Fahne Meador
Beaver
A. Garten
Don Eaton
John Rakes
Jack Rakes
Denny Shrewsbury
Clyde Lynch
Henry Lilly
Jmvay
P.m. Jadas
Horn
Sam Mees
Jahbe
Dallas Tinther Meader
Chitflop Baptist
Barbara Juke Meader
Nae Orland
Ematines Forisvert Arnold
Kinley
Kingston
Pairview Methodist Church
East Kingston
Hedges
High Luywn Memorial Park
Oak Hul
Guley
New] River Co
Siltex
Mount Hope
Fairview Methodist Church
Terre Hate
Tnd
Evert Kinley
Dessig Bennett
Mary Edna "Taylor Kinley
Arnold Wayne
Arthur Blaine
Nancy Karen
Lea
Scarbro
Howard
Charlton Heights
Bertie May Woodson
Ayetteville
Sarah Eva Pritt
Cenwaitl
Jewell Tren
Mason
Glachland
Tyroo Funeral Home
Minnie McQueen
Minnie Lee McQueen
Tyree
Oak Hl
James Casto
Kincaid Cemetery
McQueen
Fuesiluy
Montgome
Eddie
Page
Kenneth
Jack Ray
Sanford
Fla
Agnes Shaver
Webb Speaker At Harlow Ceremony
Morgantown West Virginia University will inaugurate Dr James G Harlow as its 18th president on September 14 with James B Webb director of the space program delivering the opening remarks The two men met while collaborating on a science project in Oklahoma and remain friends
Humphrey Running Mate List Narrowed To Four
George J. Marder reports Humphrey narrows his potential running mates to four names. The list includes Harris of Oklahoma, Sargent Shriver Jr., Edmund Muskie, and Richard J. Hughes. Maddox anticipates winning about half of his Georgia delegation and notes Nixon’s choice may influence the field.
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George J. Marder
Chicago
UPD
Vice Fresh
Hubert H. Mumphrey
Lecter Maddox
Georgia
Mumphrey
South
Maddox
Caudllin
Teymates
Sen
Fred
Harris
Oklahoma
Sargent Shervec Jr
France
Les
Edmund
Muskie
Mulhe
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Des Hans- Pheey
Arel
Shriver
Eugene Hughes
McCarthy
Sellops
Lindsay
Humphrey’s top picks include young, reform-minded contenders
Platform draft debates focus on a broad Democratic approach with Kennedy’s feelers to Morris, Kerner Commission ties, and Fulbright’s peace plan. It highlights Galbraith and Eisenhower figures endorsing negotiated settlement in Vietnam, including ceasefire, international elections, and neutralization. The piece notes Johnson’s post Detroit remarks urging unity and prayers.
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Humphrey
Nove
Robert Kennedy
Morris
Shriver
Kennedy Brothers
Peace Corps
Jalen
Search Continues For Five Youths
Five youths escaped from a state forestry camp and police searched Monday night for them. The incident followed reports of attempted robbery near a hospital and school. No civilians were harmed as fires and debris were reported in the area.
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DAVIS
Eisenhower Health Update From Family and Doctors
Physicians and family discussed potential heart transplant options for General Eisenhower. Dr Denton Conley of Houston, who has performed ten heart transplants with eight survivors, was among those consulted. Despite a weakening condition, Eisenhower slept at times and was fed intravenously after limited meals as his health declined.
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Gen
Eisenhower
Denton Conley
Houston
Tex
Trial Continued Involving Smith Testimony And Loans
The trial resumed with witnesses including Isidore Lashinsky’s testimony about a $10,000 cash campradge claim and a two percent commission tied to state contracts. John Weaver of the IRS, Florida realtor William Busker, and Robert Donahoo of Melton Bank testified on a $70,000 1961 loan to Brown, Schraath, and Gore and related checks and corporate arrangements.
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Smith
Isidore Lashinsky
Charleston
Campradge Comedsiltons
Lash
Mona
Spreial
J. Robert Martin Jr
Lloyd J. Young
Gore
Young
John
Weaver
Intelligence
Pilevision
Internal Revenue Service
William G. Busker
Florida
Robert
Donahoo
Melton Bank
Pittsburgh
Brown
Schraath
Interstate Services, Inc
Alantie Management Corp
Liwn
Firsus Wwelpert
Mellon
Brown, Gore and Sehraath
Boca Raton Capitol Corp
Boca Raton
Fla
Schroath, Brown and Gore
Busker
Theen Front
Georgetown Homes, Inc
Annual Scenic New River Gorge Train Ride Slated Sept 14-15
Huntington scene to host a National Railway Historical Society sponsored train ride September 14 and 15. A 50-year-old Society car Emeratt Wat will be part of the lineup, donated by Baltimore and restored by Collip P Huntington Chapter. Train departs Huntington at 8 am with open observation cars for West Virginia Water Festival weekend.
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New River Gorge
Huntington
UPS
National Railway
Emeratt Wattrain
Baltimore Ten
New
Riverland Ohio
Hinton
Collip P. Huntington
Huntington Ciery Chapter
Virginia Water
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Robert Workman Jr
Robert Lael Workman Jr
Robert Lee
Ann Oboikowicch
Workman
Itmann
Mullensville
Church of God In Jesus Name
Hey
Wugene Smith
Budgt
York
Maltens
Mla
Tobart Workman
Tumann
Maria Qhoikowitch
Chigugo
Sam Foglesong
Noase
Neely
Hone
Tyrees
J.P. Tyree
Jones
Aye
Hope
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Cees
Tele Hons
Christy McNeely
Mowat Hope
Ho Ellen
Ty Bolder
Marylane
Spire T. Agnew
John V. Lindsay
Humphey
Ken
Fulbright
Paris
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Saigon
National Liberation Front
Washington
South Vietim
Subicht
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Harvard
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Eisenhaw- Galbraith
United For
Mamie
Allmes
Ling
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David
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Johnson
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Coun
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Maundsville
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Senate
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Maine
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IRS
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