Ten Outstanding Young Men of 1961 Named by US Junior Chamber
Pictured above are the Ten Outstanding Young Men of 1961 named by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce. The 10 include Dr Harold Brown and Newton Minow in Washington, Capt Virgil Grisom in Newport News, Gov F Ray Keyser Jr in Montpelier, and others from New York Chicago Nashville and Banepa Nepal.
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U. S
Free World
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Montpelier
Nation
Edward Lilley
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Agassiz Station
Newton N. Minow
Washington, D. C
FCC
Peter G. Peterson
Chicago
Ill
Presi
Rockcastle Baptist Church Installs New Officers in Rockview
Rockcastle Baptist Church in Rockview held an installation sermon by Rev. Harry L. Stevens for new officers and teachers. The list includes Leota Campbell as Mission Circle chairwoman and a long slate of coordinators for Sunday school, youth fellowships, and various class leaders led by Alvin Goddard as clerk with others like Miss Sandra Ill, Rev. Fergie Scott, and Dewey McKinney filling roles.
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Pineville
RNS
Harry L. Stevens
Rockcastle Baptist Church of
Rockview
Alvin Goddard
Buren Hill
Senior Baptist Youth Fellowship
Naomi Lilly
Gladys Harmon
Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship
Watsie Hill
Virginia Edwards
Junior Lilly
Harry Edwards
Asia
Miss Sandraill
Fergie Scott
David Brooks
Bob Allen
Alma Edwards
Dewey McKinney
Clarence Baldwin
Junior Harmon
Roy Goddard
John Ball
Buren Lusk
Alvin Cook
Ruth Browning
E. J. Hill Jr
Carl Parks
John Belcher
Blake Cook
Carolyn Cooper
Rosabelle Reed
Roxie Borders
Carolyn Epling
Jump Predicted In Steel Production II
Washington United States steel production is forecast to rise about 10 percent in 1962 to around 107 million tons but only if no strikes occur when contracts with the United Steelworkers union expire on June 30. The Commerce Department cautioned the outlook hinges on this big if and outlined the factors behind the predicted gain.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
United Steelworkers Union
Bugle Calls Rule The 79th Fighter Group Routine
In Youngstown Ohio the 79th Fighter Group an Air Force jet unit uses bugle calls to mark the hour for rising dining worship and sleep making a 6 000 year old device part of a modern air force routine.
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Youngstown, Ohio
79Th Fighter Group
Air Force
Ancient tablets reveal early knowledge of triangle hypotenuse
Clay tablets discovered near Baghdad show schoolchildren learned about the hypotenuse of a right triangle about 1,700 years before Euclid. The find indicates advanced geometric understanding in the region during that period.
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Bagdad
Iraq
Euclid
Ex-Gov Underwood Backs Coal Pipeline Support
Former governor Cecil H Underwood, a vice president of Island Creek Coal Co, urged support for the proposed coal slurry pipeline from northern West Virginia to the East Coast in Huntington. He said the project would modernize West Virginia coal and noted Island Creek will back it with speeches and endorsements by its president Raymond Salvati. Governor Barron has asked lawmakers to grant condemnation rights to builders.
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United Press International
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
Underwood
Island Creek Coal Co
Huntington
Island Creek
Raymond Salvati
W. W. Barron
Circles To Meet Fayetville Presbyterian Church
Two evening circle meetings are scheduled today by women of the Fayetteville Presbyterian Church. Circle No. 3, chaired by Mrs. P. G. Hoye, meets at 8 p.m. at the church on Maple Road with Mrs. George King as hostess. Circle No. 4, hosted by Mrs. L. E. McAvoy and Miss Blanche McAvoy, gathers at 8 p.m. at their Maple Avenue home with Mrs. Clifford Allen conducting the business session.
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Fayetteville
RNS
L. E. McAvoy
Blanche McAvoy
Circle No. 4
Maple Avenue
Clifford Allen
Visitors and Family News From Mt Hope Area
Mt Hope notes show Hobart Maynor and family hosting relatives from Washington area and Fayetteville. The report lists numerous visitors including Dean Maynor and Roger Maynor, Sharon Maynor, and Ghent Maynor, plus Carl Riner’s family from Fayetteville. Other items mention Charles Underwood and Bill Criss trip to Fort Meade and local illnesses.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Hobart Maynor
Washington, D. C
Terry Patton
Mike
Allen
Tony
Haven Hill
Thorton and
Harriett
Max Maynor
Kathy
Sally
Maynors
Dean Maynor
Roger
Ghent
Robert Maynor
Sharon
Beckley
Carl Riner
Pam
Cecil
Sam
Fayetteville
Charles C. Underwood
Oak Hill
Bill Criss
Troy Kidd
Fort Meade
National Guard
Cecilia Harless
Fred Harless
Park Heights Addition
Aubry Titlow
Lucy Howell
Oak Hill Hospital
Tom Read
Pikeville
B. J. Butler
Anthony M. Coch
Takoma Park
William B. Ramey
North
Michigan Avenue
Vacationists Honored Before Departure
Fayetteville residents Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Craige and sister Mrs. Irvin Shorter were feted at a family gathering before winter trips. The Craiges head to Fort Pierce, Florida, while Mrs. Shorter plans a Orlando visit with relatives. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kincaid and extended kin.
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Fayetteville
RNS
R. F. Craige
Lindeberg Addn
Irvin Shorter
Lindberg Addn
Florida
Craige
Fort Pierce
Shorter
Thomas FE. Smith
Orlando
Robert L. Kincaid
Lindberg
H. G. Lemon
Emily Ruth
John Marra
A. L. Stanley
Alvin Lee
Terry Lane
Vickie Lynn
John Leslie
Alfred C. Bibb
Ann
Robert Kinkaid
Kandice Kincaid
Gossiping Is A Practice Not Always Malicious
A reader asks how to handle a rumor about divorce sparked by a child gossiping in their home. The answer argues gossip often stems from need tounknowledge a disturbing detail and suggests explaining quarrels calmly to the girl so she understands they do not threaten the parents’ relationship.
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Mrs. Lawrence
Joan
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Local visitors include Lucas family and others in Fayetteville
Fayetteville residents greet guests as Mr and Mrs L D Lucas Jr host their Parkersburg bound relatives Mr and Mrs L D Lucas with children Boyd and Kathy on Wiseman Avenue. Charles Reynolds returns to Cleveland Ohio after visiting Maurice Reynolds on Heslop Avenue. Martha Pasley visits Grace Street home after graduating from Central Technical Institute Kansas City Missouri.
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Fayetteville
Rns
L. D. Lucas Jr
Boyd
Kathy
Parkersburg
L. D. Lucas
Wiseman Avenue
Charles Reynolds
Cleveland
Ohio
Maurice Reynolds
Heslop Avenue
Martha Pasley
Robert Pasley
Grace Street
Central Technical Institute
Kansas City
Book Review Heard By Club Fayetteville
Fayetteville Garden Study Club met at 210 North Court Street hosted by Mrs. F G Janutolo with president Mrs. Vivian Bock presiding. Devotional by Mrs H F Frazier opened the program followed by poems and a New Year prayer. Mrs Fletcher Arritt reviewed Faith Baldwin’s Face Toward The Spring comparing it to Lindbergh and Buck. Mrs Delancey Caldwell reviewed a new flower catalog. Refreshments served to club members.
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Fayetteville
RNS
F. G. Janutolo
Faith Baldwin
Fletcher Arritt
Miss Baldwin
Anne
Britannica Identifies Classical Epidemic as Influenza
The 5th century BCE epidemic described by Hippocrates is identified by Encyclopedia Britannica as influenza. This attribution links ancient medical observations to a modern understanding of the flu, tracing early descriptions to a recognizable respiratory illness.
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Hipocrates
Encyclopedia Britannica
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Jaycees
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Newton N
John Diebold
Capt
Virgil, F. Ray Keyser
Grissom
A, Edward Lilley
David E. Rogers
Theodore C. Sorensen
Stanley G. Sturges
Leota Campbell
Mission Circle
Joyce Goddard
Hilda Taylor
Mrs
Jane Johnson
General Mission Society
Casey Salome
Baptist
United Mine Workers
The
West Virginia Coal Association
Mt. Hope
Muriel Lawrence
H. F. Fazier
Montgomery Ward
Orion
Coats
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