Klan Hearings Resume Amid Weather Delays
Washington UPI report says congressional investigators will resume the House Un American Activities Committee Klan hearings at 10 a.m. in a search for ties between Mississippi Klansmen and violence. Snowstorms threaten the attendance of Mississippi witnesses, with prior testimony alleging murders and internal violence. A Greenville North Carolina welder testified last Friday about quitting the Klan after members began beating and shooting each other. He urged scrutiny of those seeking to join the group.
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Washington
UPI
W. Williams
Greenville, N.C
Williams
The New Breed Of Hollywood Starlets
Brenda Benet, once Brenda Ann Nelson, chooses the High Road to fame through merit and discretion. She refuses sex offers, avoids being typed by one bold move, and weighs public image against personal life while juggling acting roles, modeling, and public appearances.
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Dick Kleiner Weed
Hollywood
Hollywo Oe
Tee
Brenda Benet
Poe
Brenda
Red China Protests U S Warships In Hong Kong
In Hong Kong, Beijing protests U S Navy ships while Britain delays comment. Peking treats Hong Kong as a window to the outside world and insists the U S naval presence is a serious challenge to Chinese sovereignty.
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Peking
Hong Kong
London
Hong
Trial Opens In Death Of State Trooper A of 12 men selected
Opening statements were to be made after the selection of 12 jurors for the trial concerning the death of a state trooper. The proceedings proceeded with the defendant expected to present its case following jury selection.
Dental woes and teeth slipping spark patient concern
A patient describes discomfort with dentures as false teeth slip and wobble during eating and talking. The note highlights annoyance, speech disruption, and the impact on daily activities.
Pharmacists Back New Drug Control Law
Association President Carl E. Furbee announced the new drug control law takes effect today. It limits prescriptions for stimulants to no more than five refills or six months unless a physician authorizes an exception. West Virginia pharmacists pledge to implement the measure with minimal patient and clinician disruption.
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Association
Carl E. Furbee
West Virginia
Furbeo Anid
Churchwomen To Serve Dinner at Methodist Church
Fayetteville reporters note that the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met in Friendship Hall. Circle No. 1 and No. 4 will serve the Methodist Men's dinner in February. Plans were made for a rummage sale and draperies for the church parlor. Mrs Eugene M Houchins reminded members of others.
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Woman’s Society of Christian
Opera
Methodist Church
Friendship Hall
Eugene M Houchins
Eugene Houchins
Resolution Honors I Millsop In West Virginia House
A resolution offered in the West Virginia House of Delegates honors I Millsop former Weirton president Thomas E Millsop for his contribution to the state. The measure cites Millsop's life from early days to active devotion to West Virginia and his role in Weirton.
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Charleston
House of Delegates
Weirton
Thomas E. Millsop
West Virginia
Dels
Millsop
West
Ravenswood Woman Loses Plea Attend Area Program
In Beckley a Glen Fork Baptist Temple group heard Rev Rex Humbard and Gospel Capral Quartet after the service at the Armory. Sermon topic Yesterday Today and Forever discussed by Humbard. The Glen Fork delegation included Rev and Mrs John Caldwell and family. others listed.
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Glen Fork
RNS
John Caldwell
Jamie
Robin
Carl Stewart
V. Oceana
Dennie Acord Jr
Cathy
Kemper
Robertson Rules On Use Of Pavilion Funds
West Virginia Attorney General C Donald Robertson ruled the World’s Fair Pavilion fund cannot pay to move and re erect the pavilion. He said moving to Morgantown and rebuilding must be funded by another legislative appropriation from the contingency fund. The opinion was requested by President Howard W Carson after a resolution by Gen W T Brotherton of Anawha.
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Charleston
Upi
C. Donald Robertson
West Virginia
West
Color display built from tiny glowing dots
Spots before your eyes describe a color screen where tiny chemical dots form images. Each dot glows in its own color when struck by electricity. The screen assembles hundreds of thousands of such dots into pictures.
Marchetti Transferred Honored At Dinner Party
Marchetti moved from Mount Hope Bureau of Mines to Denver headquarters as administrative officer. He started as a 1944 Pittsburgh clerk and rose to general supply officer. Married Renee DiBenedetto, they have two sons Mark and Keith. Sister M Natalie, 6, serves in Rome with the Sisters of Divine Providence. Attendees at farewell include local Mount Hope figures and Oak Hill associates.
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M. A. Marchetti
The
Mount Hope Bureau of Mines
the Health and Safety Research Testing Center
Natalie Marchet Ford
Pittsburgh
Hope Bureau of Mines
Mount
Marchetti
the Anthony Catholic
Kilsyth
Moose and Elk Clubs
Beckley
Sisters of Divine Providence
Vatican
Rome
W. R. ‘Park
Frances Dixon
Puskas
Gary Perry
Anthony Pat Pino
Gary C. Perry
Martha
Margaret McCool
Average brain size ends in confusion and error
The readable fragment states an unclear claim about brain average size or measurement. It lacks concrete names, places, dates, or verifiable context, making it difficult to present as a definite historical item with specific entities or actions.
Red Cross Opens Oak Hill Headquarters in Fayetteville
Fayette County Red Cross Chapter launches a new head quarters in the Appalachian Power Company Building on Main Street. Jack Thompson announces a nursing services committee, volunteer training, and a March youth program with Red Cross Fund Month. Mrs. Tom Mason is named chairman of volunteers.
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Red Cross
Oak Hill
Fayetteville
RNS
Jack Thompson
Fayette County
Appalachian Power Company
Main Street
Red Cross Fund
Thompson
Tom Mason
Ceremony Postponed For Roosevelt Portrait at White House
The White House postpones the Friday ceremony presenting a portrait of Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt to President Lyndon B Johnson. The delay, due to heavy snow paralyzing Washington, keeps guests from reaching the White House for the 5 p.m. Monday event.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Eleanor
Stricken Girl Hauled Through Snow for Hospital
In Reading Pennsylvania a 138 year old girl with acute appendicitis was towed in a plastic boat by 15 neighbors over a mile through four foot snow drifts to Reading Hospital. Pe Lutz of Bern Township, five miles away, underwent appendix removal surgery and was reported in good condition after the emergency transport.
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Reading
UPI
Bern
Teenager Peg Rescued After Snowbound Driveway Blockade
In a rural incident, bulldozers from the municipal airport crew struggled to clear highways to reach a house. Fearing possible appendix rupture, the girl's father and neighbors joined in to push through deep snow toward the nearest open highway where an ambulance waited to take Peg to the hospital.
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V Menicipal
Aren Soma
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