WVU Jazz Trio to Tour Latin America Under State Dept Pact
West Virginia University officials and the U S State Department signed a contract for a Latin American tour by the WVU Jazz Trio and vocalist led by Joe Belcastro. The trip runs Jan 24 to April 30 1966 covering Martinique Caracas Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Buenos Aires Asuncion Santiago La Paz Lima Bogota San Jose El Salvador. The tour includes a special Latin American studies seminar and clinic program with the group to promote cultural exchange.
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West Virginia University
United States Department of State
WVU
James H. Webb Jr
State Department
David N. Hess
Richard E. Duncan
Creative Arts Center
Notre Dame University
Joe Belcastro
Shinnston
Bridgeport High School
Robert Hackett
White Sulphur Springs
Guy Remenko
Uniontown
Webb
West Indies
South America
Central America
Mexico
West Virginia
Martinique
Caracas
Venezuela
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
Montevideo
Uruguay
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Asuncion
Paraguay
Santiago
Chile
la Paz
Bolivia
Lima
Peru
Bogota
Colombia
San Jose
Costa Rica
el Salvador
San Salvador
Doctor Describes Familial Dysautonomia Also Called Riley Day Disease
The doctor explains familial dysautonomia or Riley Day disease, a hereditary nervous system disorder where patients shed no tears yet cry. Children lack pain sensation, endure burns and injuries unknowingly, and require careful management. the Dysautonomia Association offers information. A separate note profiles Ra mon Singley named Chrysler plant communication coordinator in Detroit with a background in journalism and education.
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Dysautonomia Association, Inc
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Union
Ramon Singley
Chrysler Corporation
Eight Mile
Detroit
Mich
Singley
Durfee Junior High School
Conley High School
Mullens
West Virginia State College
Indiana University
Butler University
Indianapolis
Ind
Wayne State
Eastern Michigan University
University of Detroit
Alberta Singley
Grant Street
John Singley
Lodge remarks spark Viet Nam coup misread by many
Saigon reports say Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged a true revolution in public comments but was interpreted by Vietnamese authorities and citizens as supporting a coup. Military leaders seek clarification amid a flood of plots rumors as officials worry over his pledge to aid a new revolution for better life.
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Saigon
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Government Replaces Marine's Muddy Money
UPI reports Marine Arthur W. Wolf found five $20 bills soaked in mud after a night patrol. He mailed the wet currency with an explanation to the Treasury, and two weeks later received a $100 government check in Rehrersburg, Pennsylvania, remarking on a safer place to store money.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
UPI
Pfe
Arthur W. Wolf
Wolf
U.S. Treasury Department
Rehrersburg
Now You Know By United Press International
A camel on a migratory trek can carry 350 to 550 pounds and travel about 30 miles daily, as reported by Natural History Magazine.
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United Press International
Natural History Magazine
Masseuses Fight City Ordinance Discrimination
Santa Ana California residents report city councilors will ask the city attorney for a legal opinion on an ordinance barring masseurs and masseuses in a sauna from serving the opposite sex. Glenn Letcher claims the rule discriminates against seven women employees and discusses police powers under the emergency measure.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Letcher
Milk mix up ends with milk jugs left with officer
Charleston AP report describes a city policeman stopping a man carrying four gallons of milk on a Saturday. The man claimed to be Foley from Valley Bell dairy, but bottle caps revealed milk from Mount Vernon dairy. He fled as the officer called for a paddy wagon, leaving the jugs behind.
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Charleston
Foley
Valley Bell Dairy
Mount Vernon Dairy
Coal Production Up Aug 21 Declines From 1964 Peak
US bituminous coal output for the week ended Aug 21 eased to 10,505,000 tons from 10,635,000, still well above the 9,882,000 tons for the same period in 1964. Year to date production reached 312,129,000 tons versus 299,927,000 tons in 1964, per National Coal Association.
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Washington
UPI
National Coal Association
Children Of Disabled Veterans Eligible For Educational Aid
Basil Sweeney explains amendments to the War Orphans Educational Assistance Act allow children of totally disabled veterans to qualify for education benefits. Eligible ages run up to 23 with limits on enrollment timing and active duty status, and benefits cover college, technical, and some vocational training, with specific monthly amounts for full time study and restrictions on non college level courses.
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Basil Sweeney
West Virginia Veterans Affairs
Sweeney
Veterans Administration
Burial Insurance Sold by Mail Ad Offer
A mail order life insurance pitch targets individuals aged 40 to 90 offering $1,000 policies with no medical exam and lifelong coverage. The ad from Central Security Life Insurance Co promises fixed rates, friendly service, and no agent calls, urging readers to send name, address, and year of birth to a Fort Worth address.
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OLD Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Central Security Life Insurance Co
Dept
West Rosedale
Fort Worth 4
Texas
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Wayne Brandstadt
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Register
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Becxley Veterans Administration Hospital
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