ABI Enrollment Hits 108 at Bradley for Spring
ABI at Bradley reports spring enrollment of 108, up from 79 last year and 113 last fall. Rev. Lester Pipkin notes continued growth as 29 more students register, with several new arrivals including Elaine Lilly, Charles Meadows, Milburn Rinehart, and David Raymond. Carol Farley returns as junior after a semester away. Three students completed the three year curriculum and will graduate in May. Ron Neely and Ruth Camp among spring graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adian Bible Institute
Bradley
Lester Pipkin
ABI
ABS
Rev
Ron Neely
Pipestein
Ruth Camp
Owingsville, Ky
Fire Committees State Meeting
A meeting of committees appointed to solicit community support for a volunteer fire department is set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Dry Hill Prosperity Community. Residents of Dry Hill Prosperity Maxwell Hill Cranway Heights and the By-Pass area outside Beckley met to back a volunteer fire service for their areas after Beckley prohibited firefighters from leaving the city. Officers are expected to be elected and a formal organization formed.
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Dry Hill
Prosperity
Maxwell Hill
Cranway Heights
Beckley
Revival Slated at Harper Free Methodist Church
The Rev. Harry R. Peyton of Roanoke formerly Beck ley will conduct a week long revival starting at 7 p m January 24 at Harper Free Methodist Church. Pastor Roger B. Jessup invites the public to attend the services which end January 30.
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Harry R. Peyton
Roanoke
Beckley
Harper Free Methodist Church
Roger B. Jessup
Military Men In The News At Home And Overseas
Marine Corporal John W. Bowyer, son of Mrs. Marge Bowyer of Beckley, serves in Vietnam with the 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines in the 3rd Marine Division. The unit, part of the Seventh Fleet Special Landing Force, has participated in major operations including Opine Martin, Dagger Thrust, and Harvest Moon. Bowyer arrived with his battalion in September. The 2nd Battalion has engaged in several major operations against the Vietcong. Bowyer is 17, entered the Army in July 1965, trained at Fort Knox, and was last stationed at Fort Io Go. He attended Trap Hill High School. Airman Third Class William H. Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paris H. Graham of Wyco, graduated from Amarillo AFB, Texas, training as an Air Force fuel specialist. Graham, a Mullen School graduate, will report to Dover Air Force Base for duty. Pvt. John D. Claypool, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Clay of Bolt, completed a turbine helicopter maintenance course at Fort Rucker, Alabama, January 14. The 10-week course covered UH-1 Iroquois maintenance, helicopter gunnery, field operations, and survival techniques. Claypool, 21, a 1962 Trap Hill High School graduate, worked for Newsbuild & Drydock in Newport News before entering the Army in August 1965 and was last stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
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John W. Bowyer
Marge Bowyer
Beckley
Hue-Phu Bai
Vietnam
1St Marines
3Rd Marine Division
Seventh Fleet
Opine Martin
Tegic Army Command
Army
Fort Knox
Fort Io Go
Trap Hill High School
Willian H. Graham
Paris H. Graham
Wyco
Amarillo Afb
Air Force
Graham
Mullen School
Dover
Del
Military Air Command
John D. Claypool
Homer Clay
Box 9
Bolt
Army Aviation School
Fort Rucker
Ala
Clay
N Newsbuild & Drydock
Newport News
Bragg Promoted to Specialist Four in Germany
James C. Bragg 22 son of Mr and Mrs Arlie S Bragg Glen Jean promoted to Specialist Four Jan 10 in Germany with the 56th Medical Battalion. He is an ambulance driver in the 417th Medical Company near Heilbronn. Bragg entered the Army in November 1964 and trained at Fort Knox. He overseas in April 1965. A 1960 Mount Hope High School graduate he attended Berea College and worked for H Lieber Company in Indianapolis before enlisting.
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James C. Bragg
Arlie S. Bragg
Glen Jean
Germany
56Th
Bragg
417Th
Heilbronn
Fort Knox
Mount Hope High School
Berea
Ky.) College
H. Lieber Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Army
Seabees Train After Seven Month Guantanamo Deployment
Construction apprentice Ed ward C. Hatcher Jr. USN son of Mr and Mrs Edward C. Hatcher Mabscott serves with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion One based at the Mobile, Alabama Battalion Center in Davisville Rhode Island The Seabees of MCB-1 conduct training and schools after returning in late November from a seven month deployment to Guantanamo Bay Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Hatcher Jr
USN
Edward C. Hatcher
Mabscott
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion One
MCB-1
Mobile Aieedian Battalion
Davisville
R.I
Seabees
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Milam Joins 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg
Pvt. Buddy D. Milam, son of Mr and Mrs Harry T Milam of Glen White, has been assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg North Carolina on January 10. Elements of the division are currently in the Dominican Republic serving as part of the inter American Peace Force. An integral part of the Stra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy D. Milam
Harry T. Milam
Glen White
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
N. C
Relt
Stra
George Titler Named Vice President of UMWA
The United Mine Workers Journal highlights George J. Titler Beck ley as the new national vice president. It notes his career defining task to organize coal miners in Bloody Harlan County Kentucky amid fierce local opposition to union recognition.
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United Mine Workers Journal
George J. Titler
Beckley
United Mine Workers of America
George Titler
Titler
Harlan’ County
Kentucky
Library And Bookmobile Volumes Being Combined
Beckley W. me Club a oman's i Our goal, according to Mrs ae Graham, librarian, is to make a separate children's depart ment in the basement a which former housed Eventually a duplicate electri cal a will be in stalled for children's section similar to the one now used in the main library. Mrs. Eva Pugh, Bookmobile battery-in cate system to be installed in the obile. to the in creasing et . Jumping from 33,000 monthly circulation in December, 1964 cue tid beer tie to a circulation ber 1965, the on the Bookmobile will average 0 or more books per day. Reader's ages range from lit tle "tykes" of three (books checked out by their mothers) to oldsters of %, with oy Radke ibading the check seritar "paper fo e 'ly in rural areas such as Rich re cean comes big jump in non-fiction
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Beckley W. Me
Aoman’s
Ae Graham
Eva Pugh
Richre Cean
Deadline Extended For West Virginia Filmed Reading Course
Registration for WVU filmed reading courses expands testing centers to handle many high school teachers enrolled statewide. Programs broadcast via WHIS TV Bluefield and WOAY TV Oak Hill run 15 weeks with three hours of credit at Marshall University and WVU labeled Education 482 582.
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West Virginia University
Raleigh County
Sherman C. Trail
Huntington
Wattien
Parkersburg
Whis-Tv
Bluear
Ewoay.tv
Oak
Tench
Marshall University
WVU
Education
Board of Education Office
Supt
Trail
Four Juveniles Before McCreery
Four Raleigh County juveniles were released to their parents after recon hearings before Judge McCreery. The youths, arrested in Pineville for stealing a car, were remanded to jail Friday and freed Saturday pending Juvenile Court next session. An Eccles youth, 14, also released after judgment, and a 14 year old from Sprague charged with shoplifting were mentioned.
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Raleigh County
An L. McCreen
Pineville
Sprague
Fragmentary ancient ornament text from Phaethon era
A damaged excerpt discusses early use of a material from about 000 B.C. for making ornaments and mentions tears of Phaethon’s sisters. The readable fragment hints at historical craft material and its long cultural role.
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Phaethon
B.C
West Virginia Traffic Accidents Rise in Nine Months
The West Virginia State Police logged 21 053 accidents in the first nine months of 1965, up from 1964. Authorities note 335 deaths from 277 fatal crashes and compare state figures with Kentucky Maryland North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania and Tennessee, while praising a still low death rate. The force traveled 5 905 453 174 miles in that nine month span, 1 937 400 216 more than in 1964.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennoe
Tennessee
K. R. E. Stanley
Beckleyan in National Speaking Contest
Beckleyan Warren Elliott Jr. and two other West Virginia University students compete in the 15th Annual National Contest. The trio joins Patricia Hart, Cla and Mike Glancy as they will discuss policies in the event.
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Beckleyan
Warren Elliott Jr
West Virginia University
Elliott
Patricia Hart
Cla
Mike Glancy
Nena Will Nodiscuss
California thief nicknamed sticky tongue sought by police
Police search for a thief who stole 445,000 trading stamps valued around 27,000 dollars from a California gas station. Officers warn they know the stamps' serial numbers, making the case easy to resolve.
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Manchise
Moser wins first Formula Three race in Buenos Aires
Silvio Moser of Switzerland narrowly beats Jonathan Williams of Great Britain to win the opening Formula Three race in Buenos Aires. The Swiss driver posted 34 minutes 33.7 seconds with an average speed of almost the same as marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
UPI
Silvio Moser
Switzerland
Jonathan Williams
Great Britain
Thirteen Men Stay Aboard Battered Tanker Near New York
A British tanker Chelwood Beacon ran aground near Sandy Hook with a cracked hull as seas reached 30 feet. Thirteen crew, including the captain and harbor master, remained aboard to aid salvage while 39 sailors were rescued earlier. Three tugs and a Coast Guard cutter watched as weather limited recovery efforts until daylight.
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New York
API
New Yorks
Chelwood Beacon
Harbor
Coast Guard
Lower Bay
Aeap
Subtracting Years From Age in Early Work Start
A reader asks about correcting age for early employment. The response cites Ferm OAAN-7003 and a security office reference for guidance on age calculations and documenting work timelines. The exchange appears in a technical or archival context with emphasis on proper records.
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Eny Seciel Security Office
WVU Offers Short Courses in Heating and Cooling
About 200 specialists attend two WVU short courses on modern hydronic and forced warm air heating and cooling with gas. Prof. Raymond E. Shafer coordinates the program as it runs January 24 to 26 with sponsors ITT Bell and Gossett and local gas utilities.
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Morgantown
Aes
West Virginia University
West Vir
Raymond E. Shater
Coordinat Pproam
WVU
Mal Engineering
Mor”m
Enginering Sciences
Joseph of
Natural Gas Company
Carburg
Gas Utilities of
West
WVUI
The
International Telephone and Telegraph
ITT
Bell and Gossett, Inc
Shafer
Determining participation in hospital insurance program rules
State agencies, under agreements with the Secretary, will determine if individual providers of extended care facilities or home health agencies meet conditions for participation and certify that fact to the Secretary.
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Hom
Madison Avenue Worship Theme Echoes In Street Parade
A fragmented OCR line hints at a Madison Avenue worship theme, suggesting a street event or parade context. The readable portion references a worship motif tied to the avenue, with no clear dates or participants identified.
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Crown Cleaners Inc
Ray Richmond
N. Vance Drive
Teek Rice
UMW
Yona
Johnny Taller
Dad
Deadline
McCreery
Ist
Amboy
N.J
Sandy Hook
New Jersey
Fairbanks
National Aeronautic Rae
NASA
South
Georgia Tech
University of Frida
Madison Avenue
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