Beckley College names 105 on Dean's List first semester
Beckley College releases dean's list for the first semester. One hundred five of 923 students earned honors, with Ronald L. Vanover and Barbara Jane West achieving straight A's. The notice lists all honorees with their addresses, spanning Beckley and nearby towns, plus several out of state entries.
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Beckley College
Beckley
Ronald L. Vanover
J. L. Vanover
Hartley Avenue
Barbara Jane West
Mabel West
Harper Road
Nancy Adkins
Mabscott
William C. Adkins
Daniels
Lana Regina Akers
Teresa Amato
MacArthur
Wilda Archie
Harper
James G. Arnold
Alexandria
Sandra Sue Barr
Sophia
Samuel D. Beddinger
Charleston
Drema D. Blackwell
Slab Fork
Constance J. Bland
Marie Bowling
Barbara Brierley
Victor C. Birci
Atlas
Lawrence D. Bryan
Huntington
Linda C. Bullick
Eccles
Brenda J. Burgess
Artie
Paul D. Callahan
Camden
Gauley
Mary Jo Anne Cantley
William F. Carpenter
Joseph M. Cassanese
Windber
Paul J. Cohen
Charles E. Christian
Oak Hill
Louis E. Christian
Atlantic City
N. J
Howard M. Cloke III
David E. Clower
Becky
Brenda Sue Cochran
Dunns
Linda D. Cole
Midway
Roger D. Cole
Michael G. Corey
Jacqueline
New Youth Corps Proposals Move to Governors for Review
Proposals for 17 neighborhood youth corps projects aim to place 6,764 jobless youths and school dropouts in work. The plans were submitted for review to the governors of 14 states, who will assess them before final action, Labor Department announced this weekend.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Polish doctors strike with illness in Asian flu outbreak
Polish newspapers report about 200 doctors across several Polish cities falling ill as Poland enters its 11th day of the Asian flu outbreak.
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Warsaw
Poland
UPI
Beckley College Library Adds 390 Books
Beckley College Library announces a 350 volume addition bringing total holdings to just over 8,000. If the Raleigh County library facility closes due to financial issues, the college library will stay open four evenings a week to support student reference work.
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College
Beckley College
D. K. Shroyer
Raleigh County
Raleigh
Shroyer
Three Two Car Accidents Investigated By Police
Beckley and State Police investigated three two car accidents Monday. The first at 12:25 a.m. at First Avenue and Neville Street involved a 1955 Mary J Starr and a 1963 Frank Henry Fidler. no injuries and no charges. The second at 9 a.m. on West Virginia 16 near Sophia involved a 1956 Ralph Cottle and a 1962 William Haslam. pavement ice and snow prevented blame, no charges. The third at 1 p.m. on West Virginia 3 near Harper involved a 1960 Thomas O Toole and a No. 2 Bus Lines bus. O Toole charged with driving left of center. no injuries.
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Beckley
First Avenue
Neville Street
Mary J. Starr
Klaus Street
Frank Henry Fidler
Charleston
Starr
W. Va
Sophia
Ralph Cottle
Eccles
William Haslam
Mount Hope
Cottle
Haslam
Harper
Thomas Joseph O'Toole
Cantonsville
No. 2 Bus Lines, Inc
Quesenberry Street
O'Toole
RCCC Discussion Set On Projects By Laws
The Raleigh County Community Council meets 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Woman's Clubhouse Park Avenue to discuss future projects and approve by laws and their constitution. Mrs C C Chambers of Logan wife of Judge Chambers will speak on the Community Improvement program and the Logan Woman's Club past award impact. Kennon Chambers will preside. officers include Mrs Robert Fliren secretary and David Mullins treasurer. The council aims to coordinate county projects with broad organizational support and gives each association one vote. No specific project has been chosen yet.
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Raleigh County Community Council
Woman's Clubhouse
Park Avenue
C. C. Chambers
Logan
Judge Chambers
Seventh Circuit Court of
West Virginia
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Logan Woman's Club
Kennon Chambers
Chambers
Robert Frilen
Futterman
David Mullins
Gross Sales Tax Bill Aimed At West Virginia Counties
In Charleston, state lawmakers introduced a bill to let counties impose a gross sales tax up to half the state rate. Credits for taxes paid to municipalities within the county would apply. The measure seeks county revenue while aligning with broader fiscal needs.
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Charleston
UPI
House of Delegates
Del
Hugh A. Kincaid
D-Cabell
Dels
Tom Black
Jack L. Pauley
O-Kanawha
Afl-Cio Federation of Teachers
West Virginia
West Virginia Education Association
AFT
Kosygin Turns 61 As Soviet Press Keeps Silent
Premier Alexei Kosygin celebrated his 61st birthday Sunday, but the Soviet press did not report the event. The silence matched a Kremlin tradition of publicizing only major birthdays such as 50 and 60.
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Kosygin
Moscow
UPI
Alexei Kosygin
Apprehension Over Words Said Yes To Today
A wary note frames a day of nerves and reflection. The speaker wonders what commitments or choices were affirmatively accepted, seeking clarity on consequences and personal boundaries.
DOCTOR'S MAILBAG Keratoses and Warts Explained
Keratosis or senile freckles are common after age 50 and appear on exposed skin due to sun time and wind. Ordinary warts affect younger people, are virus caused, and grow deeper. prevention is sun protection. Treatment for keratosis is watchful waiting if nonmalignant, surgical removal for ulcers, or electric needle to remove for cosmetic reasons. Hydrogen peroxide can soften ear wax but won’t dissolve it. wax removal relieves hearing loss but not headaches. No danger from ultraviolet testing of phosphor stamps. Lung fungi vary in severity. regular checkups advised. send questions for future columns.
Princewick Actor Plans Home Visit From France
International star Keith Lawson, honored at Cannes for Dogwood Winter with Duke Ellington providing the score, says he will return to Princewick to visit his mother Mrs. Hasane Mustafa who notes he comes home two or three times a year. Lawson, living near Paris, is also a real life title holder in judo and karate.
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Keith Lawson
Princewick
Hasane Mustafa
Mustafa
Lawson
Screen Critics of Europe
Duke Ellington
Ellington
Paris
Dover
4-H Training Meeting Slated
A 4-H Leader training program will begin at 7 p.m. today in the social room of the Raleigh Coca-Cola Bottling Works with 13 leaders registered. County 4-H Extension Agent William G. Clark said the group will discuss This is 4-H and Working with Youth, with another session on Project Teaching Methods and The Monthly 4-H Meeting scheduled for March 11. Leaders enrolled include Laura Hall, Betty Mann, L. A. Garten Jr., Rhoda Firor, Clyde Peters, Nada O'Dell, Virginia Garrack, Francis Wood, J. P. Meadows, Doris Kincaid, Orville Payne, James Hicks, and Helen Hughes. All new leaders who have not attended earlier meetings are urged to attend.
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Raleigh
Coca - Cola
William G. Clark
Laura Hall
Betty Mann
L. A. Garten Jr
Rhoda Firor
Clyde Peters
Nada O'Dell
Virginia Garrack
Francis Wood
J. P. Meadows
Doris Kincaid
Orville Payne
James Hicks
Helen Hughes
Engineer Dr Beyer urges education for future engineering
Dr Gerhard H Beyer of Virginia Tech told the Appalachian Chapter of the West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers to link education to solving future water and energy problems. He noted 23 local engineering students were honored and highlighted computers, pollution, automation, and unemployment as key concerns.
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Gerhard H. Beyer
Appalachian
West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers
Beyer
Chemical Engineering
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of Wisconsin
Iowa State
United States Navy
Oak Ridge
Tenn
R. R. McClung
Dr. Beyer
West Virginia
Milk Distribution Sales Bill Offered
Charleston United Press International reports House Speaker H Laban White introduced a resolution for an interim committee to study all phases of milk distribution and sales. The panel would examine trade practices by wholesalers and retailers deemed unfair and recommend 1966 legislation to regulate the milk industry.
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Charleston
UPI
H. Laban White
White
Three Sailors Drown as Ship Catches Fire
Three seamen died when the Dutch cargo ship Sophocles caught fire and sank in the Atlantic off the Azores on Sunday. The tragedy involved crewmen from the vessel, under UPI report, as rescue efforts were hindered by the blaze and rough seas.
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Santa Maria
Azores
UPI
Sophocles
Atlantic
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