Mona Lisa moves into U S Soviet talks in Cuba aftermath
UPI report from Washington notes the Mona Lisa and other topics surfaced in discussions between Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet First Deputy Kuznetsov. They had a broad, noncommittal exchange on disarmament, relations, and remaining Cuban issues while awaiting policy shifts. Katrina theater of tensions remains unresolved worldwide.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
State Department
Bolshoi Ballet
Hermitocvert Museum
Leningrad
Rusk
Kennedy
Cuba
United Nations
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
China
Congo
Secretary Cyrus Vance to Speak at Marshall Graduation
Marshall University announced that Secretary of the Army Cyrus Vance will deliver the commencement address next June 2. Vance, a Clarksburg native, was appointed secretary last year after Elvis J. Stahr left the Pentagon to become president of the University of Indiana.
Tristan Islanders Return Home After Postcard From Hell
270 Tristan refugees flee to calm Britain after volcano. They refuse island comforts for self reliance and want to go home by year end. They fear crime, disease, and modern life, preferring potatoes fish and bird eggs over supermarkets. Chief Repetto notes hostility to outsiders.
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Tom A. Cullen
Enterprise Assn
London
NEA
Tristan da Cunha
Lonely Island
South Atlantic
Royal Air Force
Calshot
Southampton
Tristan
Willie Repetto
Britain
Repetto
Osmond Brothers Sign Long Term With Williams
TV critic notes the Osmond Brothers from Ogden Utah rise in television prominence. The young group wowed audiences on Disneyland After Dark and NBC Andy Williams shows, with the bass turning 13 and the quartet praised for harmony, poise, and handsome, natural charm. No air date announced for future appearances.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Osmond Brothers
Osmond
Nbc-Tv
Andy Williams
Louis Armstrong
Disneyland
Bette Davis
Ogden
Utah
Williams
Keely Smith
George Gobel
Red Norvo
New Christy Minstrels
Star
Ham
Castro Ransom Flight Postponed to Sunday
The final air lift of ransom supplies to Fidel Castro in Cuba was postponed until Sunday at the Swiss Embassy request. About 15,000 pounds will be flown from Panama to Havana aboard Pan American DC6B, part of a $70 million value in medical and foodstuffs related to the prisoners exchange. Two more shiploads remain to be sent to complete the $53 million in goods.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
Havana
United States
Pan American World Airways
Pan American
Red Cross
Stuart Queen
Washington
Fidel Castro
DCGB
Wesleyan Gets 100000 Grant from Benedum Foundation
West Virginia Wesleyan College President Stanley H. Martin announced a 100000 grant from the Claude W. Benedum Foundation to fund the Benedum Campus Community Center. The donation raises the foundation’s total to 400000 for the Center. The college also plans a summer science institute inviting about 60 junior high science teachers, supported by a 59100 NSF grant, for updated training in biology chemistry geology mathematics and physics with guest lectures on astronomy meteorology rocketry.
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Buckhannon
UPI
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Stanley H. Martin
Claude W. Benedum Foundation
Benedum
West Virginia
National Science Foundation
Dickens on TV and Broadway as British talents rise
NBC TV has aired a cartoon version of A Christmas Carol and Broadway hosts Oliver!, a musical adaptation of Oliver Twist. CBS TV plans a one hour dramatization of Charles Dickens life and works on February 13. NBC also features a 99 minute Disraeli drama on April 4 in Hall of Fame. CBS-TV develops a one hour thriller about international fugitives with Robert Horton and Walter in starring roles.
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Swim
Charles Dickens
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
Benjamin Disraeli
Wall Street Charter Signals Cautious Market Rebound
R Buchsbaum of W E Hutton says the January rise shows volume rising and quality stocks leading, indicating a possible end to the period of confusion. The breakout from the November December range suggests a reasonably good market ahead for the year.
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New York
UPI
R. Buchsbaum
W. E. Hutton & Co
Buchsbaum
Market Outlook Cites Fed Restraints and Softening Activity
Shearson Hammill & Col. notes recent developments that could curb near term market progress. Indications point to a potentially less liberal Federal Reserve policy in coming months, especially if a tax cut is enacted. A slight drop in industrial activity in Q1 from Q4 is also seen as likely to restrain markets.
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Shearson, Hammil & Col
Federal Reserve
Indicator Digest Sees Dip as Short Term Buy Signal
Indicator Digest Inc says any market dip should be viewed as a short term trading opportunity once stocks firm up again and that the advance should be ridden as far as it will go.
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Indicator Digest, Inc
Army drafts 9000 in March to offset Berlin crisis losses
The Defense Department announced a 9,000 man Army draft call for March, the largest quota since January. The draftees will provide a temporary buildup to counter a decline in strength caused by demobilization of troops deployed to face the Berlin crisis.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Berlin
Modesty Not Larceny Case Dismissed in Memphis
Barbara Kann 23 told Judge Beverly Boushe she placed a can of hairspray under her coat in a store after seeing her blouse open. She claimed the act was to cover up and that she intended to pay. The shoplifting charge was dismissed.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Barbara Kann
Beverly Boushe
Anonymous letter accuses nurses of quitting for illegitimate birth
A letter to the Nursing Times claims many young nurses quit their jobs when they have illegitimate children because they are ignorant of "the facts of life." The letter was anonymous and noted as a Thursday report from London.
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London
UPI
Nursing Times
Legislative Proposals Feature Wide WV Senate and House Bills
The slate covers SB19 to SB29 and HB2 to HB29, detailing proposals on local levy canvassing, appointment rules, school board elections, road bonds, election law recodification, aging programs, court expenses, teacher and bus driver benefits, school transport, state insurance, driver licensing, criminal sentencing, and public service commissions. Highlights include district terms for vacancies, primaries vs general elections, and new boards for aging and physical therapy licensing.
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Carson
Gainer
Carrigan
Senate
Watson
Marion County Court
Ruth Wilderman
Fairmont
Marion County
Marion County Criminal Court
Pyles
West Virginia University
Nuzum
Public Service Commission
Randolph County
Singleton
Huge Strip Mine Opens Near Vermont Illinois
UPI reports Delta Coal Corp a unit of Ayrshire Collieries has opened a large new strip mine in Fulton County near Vermont Illinois with virgin coal reserves in the millions of tons. Production is planned at 700000 tons annually aided by a record size electric shovel costing 42 million pounds with 65 cubic yard capacity and 340 foot reach. The mine features a nuclear age heavy medium coal cleaning system and employs three operators from a three story control center.
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Chicago
UPI
Vermont
Ill
Fulton County
Delta Coal Corp
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
Indianapolis
Ind
Republic Coal and Coke Co
Marion Co
Republic
Ayrshire
Illinois
Saline
Vermilion
Dropout Data Being Gathered in West Virginia Schools
West Virginia data cards are being used to study the dropout problem. Rex Smith says 3,073 pupils left since September and 1,251 were transferred. About half of dropouts are 16 or older, with roughly 9 percent above average intelligence. Main reasons cited include lack of interest, poor grades, parental disinterest, entering correctional facilities, and marriage.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Rex Smith
Education Department
Smith
youth steals purse in Nallas as FBI agent makes arrest
An 18 year old youth struck a woman on the head on Thursday and stole her purse in Nallas Texas. An FBI agent standing about 10 feet away arrested him at the scene.
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Nallas
Tex
UPI
FBI
Congress News That Survived My Wife's Test
Reporter Dick West recounts reading press releases about Patten Dingell Monagan Dirksen Aiken and more as he tests whether these items count as news by his wife’s reactions. The piece blends politics and satire with old time Capitol references and ends with her exclamations.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Congress
Edward J. Patten
D-N.j
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps and the Arts
Capital
Patten
National Gallery of Art
Andre Malraux
Herve Alphand
Earl Warren
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ii
George David Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Dirksen
Aiken
David of
Elah
Goliath
George Aiken
Vermont
Republic
Golly Moses
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Dingell
Land O’ Goshen
Gan
D-Conn
Monagan
Expansion Planned at Natrium Plant to Increase Output
Pittsburgh Plate Glass announces a $1 million expansion at its Natrium plant. Construction begins in April to raise current capacity from 75 tons a day, with completion planned for October. Joseph Neubner, the company vice president, stated the project aims to boost amenia production capacity.
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Moundsville
UPI
Pittsburgh Plate Glass O
Natrium
Joseph Neubner
Postman Held For $25,000 Mail Theft in New York
UPI reports Edward Dulgarian of Poughkeepsie New York pleaded guilty to stealing $25,000 from mail in his truck. He admitted buying an expensive car and new wardrobe with part of the loot. Sentencing set for January 29 in federal court.
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New York
UPI
Edward Dulgarian
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
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