Audrey Meadows Says Touch of Mink Was First Film
Audrey Meadows discusses acting plans and her psychic experiences including premonitions of a relative’s death and wartime USO memories. She recounts dreams that later matched real events and explains how these visions have shaped her private life and career choices.
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Dick Kleiner
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Indian Rotary leader to speak at Bluefield dinner
Nitish C. Laharry president of Rotary International from Calcutta India will speak at a Pineville Rotary Club dinner in Bluefield on Monday. District 755 governor Dr James W Stokes announced the visit at the Pineville club meeting and invited Rotarians and wives to the West Virginia Hotel event. The program highlighted community service and a Netherlands high school student exchange. Additional guests included Rev W R McCoy of Hinton and Vaughn Stewart club president who led the meeting along with many local Rotarians and supporters.
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Howrah
Local family notes and military leaves in Oceana area
A Chesapeake region column lists visits and leaves from several families. Vandal Morgan and children Linda and Kevin returned from Norfolk relatives. Airman 2 C. Delley G. Steffey on leave from Stead Air Force Base Nevada to Steffey Home. duty to 1085th Air Police Squadron Bossier LA. Otis Cook hosted twin sister-in-law Mrs Roy Elkins in Bristol Tennessee. hospital guest husband. CHILTON BARBER home from St Marys Huntington major surgery. Willard Justice family and Caroll Scott at Claytor Lake Virginia. Jay Whitt Cook and daughters joined his mother to Arlington Virginia. SGT and Mrs R D Clark Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland on leave with Debbie. Roy Lamb summer school at Concord College Athens.
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Linda
Kevin
Norfolk
Delley G. Steffey
3636Th Air Police
Steady Air Force Base
Nevada
Charley Steffey
Air Police Squadron
Bossier Air Base
Otis Cook
Roy Estil Elkins
George
Fairacres
Bristol
Tenn
Elkins
Bristol Memorial Hospital
Chilton Barber
St.Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Willard Justice
Vivian
Barbara
Caroll Scott
Claytor Lake
Jay Whitt Cook
Cada
Jayetta
Cook
Arlington
R. D. Clark
Debbie
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Charlie Frankis
Robert .Crouch
Mike
Robbie
Robert Farren
Francis
Maryland
Roy Lamb
Concord College
Athens
Woodrow Lamb
Ravencliff Weekend Guests Visit in Pocahontas County
Mrs Lot Vaught and family with her brother Dale Acord and aunt Mrs Obie Roles visited in Pocahontas County over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Rufus Vaught planned to return Friday after camping at Bluestone Dam during the miners holiday. At New London Conn Mrs A A Washton seeks egg layers not chickens after her car was pelted with raw eggs on Sunday.
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Dale Acord
Obie
Forrest Hill
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Pocahontas County
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Bluestone Dam
Practical York
New London
Conn
UPI
A. A. Washton
Toney-Treadway Vows Exchanged In Dothan
In Dothan Miss Sheila Faye Treadway and Wilbur MacArthur Toney exchanged vows at 8 p m Saturday evening in a double ring ceremony at the home of the groom s parents C L Toney Oak Hill officiated by Rev William Menefee The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Treadway Fayetteville wore a white lace and satin ballerina gown with a cor sage bouquet Bridegroom s sister Jo Ellen Toney served as bridesmaid Best man was Larry James of Fayetteville The reception at the groom s home followed with Mrs Vesper Reese arranging the cake and decorations The couple plan to live in Scarbro and both are connected to Oak Hill area employers with the bride attending Collins High School of Oak Hill
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Fayetteville
Vesper Reese
Larry James
J. P. Aliff
Toney
Collins High School
Oak Hill
Kroger Baking Company
Epperly
Scarbro
McNamara outlines plan to cut overseas defense drain
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara announced a long range plan to slash the drain of U S dollars from servicemen and dependents overseas by about 900 million. He cautioned it would be difficult and that even in four years the U S would still spend about 1 billion more abroad on defense than other countries.
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UPI
Robert S. McNamara
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McNamara
United States
McNamara outlines steps to ease U S NATO burden
Defense secretary Robert McNamara proposed shifts to reduce the U S gold drain and support troops in Europe. He cited expanding U S credit sales abroad, moving overseas procurement to domestic firms, and consolidating facilities. Other options include shrinking foreign payrolls and cutting construction by 66 percent through prefabricated housing abroad.
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