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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1966
Page
10
A reader memory exercise presents spots on a map tied to recent KX news events. Clues in the box guide identifying each event, testing recall of locations and headlines.
Jackie Gene Morgan of Gauga n was tried for excessive over- House. James M. Walker of ville was fined $5 and for defective equipment. Treated by Trooper House. Bobby G. Thompson of Bradley was fined $5 and costs for failing to yield the right of way. Arrest by Trooper Fisher. Herbert B. McKinney of Pine Knob was fined $5 and costs for defective equipment. Arrest by Trooper
Leicester University College Further Education reports a record number of applicants for a new course on death by own action. The program attracts attention amid rising interest in suicide prevention studies and related welfare topics.
President Johnson faced conflicting pressures over renewed air attacks in Vietnam while he kept counsel on strategy. UPI reports indicate he plans to explain how North Vietnam might be pressured toward peace, with allies weighing new options as Fulbright notes uncertainty and questions whether Rusk will consult the appropriate panel.
Mail for Yank prisoners of the Viet may be sent to 18 Rue Quatier la Redoute. Two men are shot on police, and Firestone's rubber magnate involved in a separate incident near a Swiss chalet.
Mullens Rainbow Girls held an installation ceremony with J. Compton as chaplain and Miss Kemp receiving the Grand Cross of Color. Kemp, a Mullens High sophomore, is active in Pep Club, The So ciety, Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club and Future Homemakers of America. Others installed included Lynn Richmond, Valerie Stone, Barbara Davis, Debbie Parker, Shirley Bolen, Mary Jane Toler, Kathy Holland, Pat Lilly, Rene Green, Debbie Hill, Debbie Jeffcoate, Cecilia Lacy, Cheryl Stone, Mrs. Lockie Miller, and Marion Nolley. A reception followed.
The Rev. Leo Werner, pastor of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, announced a meeting reschedule involving the Harlem Heights Baptist Church and the Blessed Sacrament Guild. The altered plan affects parishioners and local church groups in Scarborough.
In Mariposa California Sheriff O Whitley dismissed Undersheriff Norman Garrett as Garrett announced plans to run against him. Whitley said you can't have a man working for you and running against you as the election loomed Monday and Garrett positioned to challenge.
A New York United States space scientist said the U S aims to develop maneuverable military satellites. The statement signals progress toward versatile space assets, with implications for defense and strategic capabilities on orbit.
Doy Miller improves at Appalachian Regional Hospital Beckley undergoing treatment for mine accident injuries. John Magliano visits relatives Tony and family. Louise Miller, Concord College freshman, spends break with Doy Miller family. Bonin study notes predict orbital changes and satellite ground point distance, citing Ronald C. Johnston Booz paper on satellite control.
The Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee nominated Howe to succeed Francis as U S Commissioner. Keppel was recently named assistant secretary of Health, Education and Welfare.
WHIPPLE The New tract Baptist Music Convention to be held January 28 30. The program will include a welcome by oa Gray and district officials, theme by Mr. W. M. Brown, devotional and music segments led by Mrs. Bessie Reed and district choirs, a sermon by Rev. W. C. Clement, and alternate Rev. W. N. Harris.
Mrs. Alex Stuch organizer for the Mothers March of Dimes Drive in Mount Hope announces a dance at Mount Hope High School Auditorium on January 29. The Things com will provide music, featuring Fred McLain Jr Ma Marchetti Bobby Dorado Barry Jeter and David Nottingham, Mount Hope High School students, with proceeds to the March of Dimes Drive.
Albert George Gregory age 67 of Beckley has died. His body lies at the Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel in Beckley South Kanawha Street. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Wednesday in the Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev B L Moss officiating.
Notice from Kenneth Meadows of Shady Spring instructs customers to call 253-3321 extension 70 before 5 p.m. for details on a permanent cease operation at Your Beauty Shop priced at 7.90 dollars.
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