Daleks Captivate Britain With Talking Salt Shakers
Britons of all ages flock to the Dr. Who Daleks invasion as 10 million viewers tune in each Saturday. Dalek toys records clothing and candy flood the market with Mini-Daleks selling at 2.10 and a 5 foot Mark II model at 24.60, London’s Hamleys sold out before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Cullen
London
NEA
Briton
BBC
Scotland
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Hong Kong
Hamleys
Daleks
K. Anne
In Group Folk Singers From Charleston Forge Ahead
Four Charleston youths RogER Strange Tom McHenry Tom Mayes and John Swalm form The In Group a wandering West Virginia folk act. They travel to colleges, perform for pay, and steer clear of fame chasing while delivering lively, irreverent tunes and crowd pleasing showmanship.
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Robert D. Johnson
Charleston
UPI
West
Roger Strange
Tom McHenry
Tom Mayes
John Swalm
West Virginia
Roger
Kentucky
Darlin’ Cokie
Sydney
John
Tom
Mayes
Be A Reporter 325 Contact List By Location and Name
A readable directory of reporters and contacts with location tags and phone numbers. Entries include Flat Top Ghent Glen White Herndon Covel Garwood and others, listing names such as Mrs Cordie Nugen Mrs Donnie Nichols Miss Elizabeth Williams and Mrs Martha Lilly, plus multiple town affiliations and phone prefixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Raleigh Register
Marge Rhodes Rowe
Fairdale
Glen Daniel
C. W. Walker, Jr
Fayetteville
Claudette Nichols
Ghent
Cordie Nugen
Glen White
Donnie Nichols
Herndon-Covel-Garwood
Terry Bailey
Mullens
MacArthur
Maple Fork
Madge Davis
Mabscott
Elizabeth Robinson
Mount Hope
Margaret Marchio
Jan Huffman
W. Oak Hill
Floyd “Mop” Warrick Jr
Oceana
Mike Meador
Pax
Hazel Mowell
Pineville
Jack Martin
Ravencliff-Sabine-McGraws
Glen Fork
Soulsville
Elizabeth Williams
Rock Creek
Maude Parolari
Whitesville
Shady Spring
Martha Lilly
Expression Origin Laugh Up One's Sleeve
The phrase dates to the 16th century royal court when wide sleeves hid laughter. People would pull the sleeve over their head to conceal their amusement and snicker in private.
All boy babies born on January 1
A public notice proposes naming all male newborns born on January 1 as Bill. The suggestion aims to standardize naming, citing cultural or administrative reasons and inviting feedback from residents and stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
13 Year Old Admits Being Cat Burglar in Erie
A 15 year old boy confessed to being the notorious cat burglar who burglarized at least 43 homes over 20 months in Erie’s Northwest district. He admitted hiding cash in jars around the Bay Front area and discarding diamonds in Presque Isle Bay, claiming the loot included about 4,000 in diamonds from J LeGrand Skinner’s home and about 1,500 in cash still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
UPI
Him
Bay Front
Lake Erie
Presque Isle Bay
I Chief To Testify On Viet Nam Today
Central Intelligence Director John A. McCone testifies today on South Viet Nam military aspects before a closed joint Senate Armed Services and military appropriations subcommittee session. The hearing, led by Sen. Richard B. Russell, will review global military posture rather than change U.S. Viet Nam policy. Defense Secretary McNamara and others are to testify later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Central Intelligence
John A. McCone
Senate
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Armed Services Committee
Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Richard B. Russell
Dga
U.S
Russell
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
United States
Viet Nam
Alan Wood Steel announces 15.5 million plant expansion
Alan Wood Steel Co announces a 15.5 million expansion to be completed in 1966 at Conshohocken. The plan enhances capital investment in diversification and equipment for steel production, bringing total since 1949 to over 125 million. A 7 million upgrade to plate finishing and shipping is a major part, financed mainly from internal funds. 1964 sales for nine months reach 58 million, up from 49 million in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conshohocken, Pa
UPI
Alan Wood Steel Co
Harleston R. Wood
Wood
LBJ Works On Talk And Attends Church
Washington reports President Johnson spent hours Sunday refining his education message to Congress and paused to attend St. Mark's Episcopal Church with Lady Bird and Lynda. The pastor Reverend William Baxter called the Great Society a God guided path potentially greater than any single generation. Three young girls sat between the First Couple during the service, including Courtney McPherson and two of her friends, Janet and Colleen Diggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Johnson
Cournay McPherson
Harry McPherson
Janet Diggs
Colleen
Admitted Patients List At Wyoming General Hospital
The report lists admissions at Wyoming General Hospital from January 4 to January 8. Names include junior Judy Gilbert, Geneva Underwood, Bud Reed, Amanda Shumate, Velma Pizzino, Nettie Sizemore, John Shirley Jr, Helen Shrewsbury, Maude Mitchell, Kathy Neely, Karen McKinney, Denny Browning, Ozzie Woolum, Dixie Lusk, Pauline Cline, Barbara Barton, Judy Cox, Carol Woodrum, Rebecca Pugh, Vickie Weaster, Barbara Workman, Martha Graham, Eleanor Clark, Lois McMillion, Joyce Thompson, Arbutus Hall, Robert Co, and others. Several patients were dismissed on various dates.
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Mullens
ANS
Wyoming General Hospital
Judy
Gilbert
Glen Fortner
Geneva Underwood
Bud
Tibewis Reed
Amanda Shumate
Soulsville
Velma Pizzino
Glen Fork
Nettie Sizemore
Maben
John Shirley Jr
Helen Shrewsbury
Maude Mitchell
Rhodell
Kathy Neely
Karen McKinney
Basin
Denny Browning
Jesse
Ozzie Woolum
Simon
Dixie Lusk
Alpeca
Pauline Cline
Kopperston
Barbara Barton
Judy Cox
Baileysville
Crawford Tolliver
Carol Woodrum
Paris Bailey
Dorothy Crider
Rebecca Pugh
Vickie Waycaster
Barbara Workman
Annie Hill
Rosa O'Neal
Elda Morgan
Shirley Adock
Juanita Wyatt
Joan Domineck
Clyde Cole
Chicago
Ill
John Shufflebarger
Hobart Stanley
Billy Trent
Iris Cook
Ada Blevins
Norma Jean Wells
Mary Jane Nelson
Martha Graham
Fannie Kidd
Eleanor Clark
Lois McMillion
Fort Riley
Kansas
Joyce Thompson
Janice Schieger
Marcie Roach
Arbutus Hall
Brenton
Robert Co
Plans Shelved For Demolishing Hotel in Pittsburgh
UPI reports the Penn Sheraton Hotel will stay as a downtown landmark at least until September 1967 when the current union contract ends. Sheraton officials said the hotel will be operated at least two more years. Galbreath had planned to buy and demolish the 1200 room hotel to build an office skyscraper with U.S. Steel as principal tenant, but the shelved demolition likely ends that option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Penn Sheraton
James P. McArdle
Sheraton Corp
Sheraton
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Steel Corp
MccArdle
Joseph G. Armstrong
Galbreath
Stockpiling Steel Averts Auto Industry Shortages
Detroit reports the auto industry is stockpiling nearly two million tons of steel to shield against a potential strike. The note mentions holiday decorations cleared and a bare house, followed by a string of names: Lillian Dod son, Claude Blackwell, Edith Rose, Maxine Sizemore, Russell O'Dell, Okey Griffith, Virginia Lester, Victoria Shrewsbury, Eleanor Clark, Nola Cook, and Emogene Bailey.
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Detroit
UPS
Mullens Woman Feted At Farewell Shower
Mrs. Walter Ferguson, longtime Mullens resident and Ferguson's Market operator, was honored with a farewell tea shower at her Guyandotte Avenue home. She plans to move Jan. 20 to Shawnee Oklahoma. Attendees included numerous local residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ferguson
Ferguson
Shawnee
Oklo
Terri Lee Phillips
Martin Backus
Sunny Sue Phillips
Alice Sharver
C. C. Phillips Jr
Mullens
ANS
Guyandotte Avenue
Mary Lou Thompson
Edna Gary
C. J. Wood
T. R. Marshall
Alda Adams
Harry Woods
Carrie Thrasher
Ferguson's Market
Leola Campbell Circle Meets at Rockcastle Church
Mrs. Harry L. Stevens led the Thursday program of the Leola Campbell Circle of Rockcastle Baptist Church with Mrs. Wayne Goode as hostess. The topic was Aid to the Spanish-Americans. A love gift dedication was given, devotions by Mrs. Corbin Tolliver, and a letter of thanks from their adopted mental patient was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Rns
Harry L. Stevens
Leola Campbell
Rockcastle Baptist Church
Wayne Goode
Stevens
Corbin Tolliver
William Stover
Woodrow Edwards
G. C. Cline
Guests Of Domi Family SABINE Remembering Home Visits
Amedeo Domi Jr and Ramona Jean return to Rantoul Illinois after a weekend with Mrs Amedeo Domi in Sabine. Airman Ronnie Domi leaves for Newfoundland after a 30 day Sabine visit with wife Debra and daughter. The younger Mrs Domi and child remain in Sabine with Mr and Mrs James Tilley while the husband serves at Mormon Air Force Base.
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Sabine
RNS
Amedeo Domi
S. Set
Amedeo Domi Jr
Ramona Jean
Rantoul
Chanute Air Force Base
Marshall University
Ronnie Domi
Newfoundland
Debra
Domi
Mormon Air Force Base
James Tilley
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Monsters
W. Va
Sophia
Russell Peinegram
J. LeGrand Skinner
LBJ
Toilaflex
Shawnee, Oklo
C. R Thrasher
Velmer McKinney
Robert Jones
J. T. Davidson
E. P. Hughes
Fred Conner Jr
Robert Woods
O. W. Andrews, Jr
Ray Toler
Harry Mounts
W. A. Davis
Sam Webster
A. J. Tolley
A. G. Backus
Marcia Toler
Walker Sharver
Bluefield
B. B. Noble
Kelly Clay
Jackie Adams
Lucille Hays
Terri Lee
Joe Witt
L. B. Wickline
Janice Huffman
New York
N. Y
Mercury
Car Life
Car Life Magazine
The
New York Times
Automotive News
Life Magazine
Miami News
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Jim Fox
Lincoln-Mercury, Inc
Oakwood Avenue
Bing Crosby
Whtn-Tv
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