Guard Shot By Prisoner Released From Hospital
ELKINS UP I Kessler F Ware a guard wounded in an exchange at Huttonsville Medium Security Prison last month has been released from a hospital. He is expected to return to work after about a month if progress continues. The inmate William Mason 21 of Parkersburg was fatally wounded. State commissioner Browning found no evidence of guard misconduct and noted Mason’s grandfather’s claim of possible abuse lacked supporting evidence.
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Elkins
UPI
Kessler F. Ware
Huttonsville
Ware
William Mason
Parkersburg
Chauncey Browning Jr
Mason
W. W. Barron
Browning
Son Charged In Death Of Mother In Auto Wreck
Alvin Plumley 48 of St. Albans faces negligent homicide and license charges after a north Charleston crash killed his mother Martha A. Russell 70. Russell died at Charleston General Hospital within an hour of the wreck. Plumley was bonded at $1,000. He was treated for hand burns from attempting to free his mother buried in hot asphalt from the overturned truck.
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Charleston
UPI
St. Albans
North Charleston
Alvin Plumley
Plumley
Martha A. Russell
Charleston General Hospital
Russell
Bicyclist Abandons Cross Country Trip After 1243 Miles
Andrew Boyajian left Harrisburg jail after 17 days and 1243 miles of pedaling toward his girlfriend. With two days and about 150 miles left, the 21 year old from Hasbrouck Heights NJ plans to return home with his bike and posters for the “worlds only corn palace.” He began June 4 from Mitchell SD after freshman year at Dakota Wesleyan University and sought Chamber of Commerce funding, delivering greeting certificates and posters along the route.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Andrew Boyajian
Hasbrouck Heights
N.J
Mitchell, S. D
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Boyajian
Chamber of Commerce
First Baptist Church Women Meet in New Richmond
The Women's Mission Society of the First Baptist Church at New Richmond met Thursday for its monthly gathering. President Mrs James Hatfield presided with a pillow sale fundraiser for the treasury. Mrs Arlie Siers led the program on Love and Mrs Moody Cook was named publicity chairwoman. The session closed with a prayer by Mrs Hatfield.
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Mullensans
Women's Mission Society of the First Baptist Church At
New Richmond
James Hatfield
Arlie Siers
Moody Cook
Hatfield
Voyager space program and osteopathy notes from 1962 era
A fragmentary 1962 Field Enterprises page mentions Dr Andrew Taylor Still founding osteopathy in 1874 and outlines Voyager space mission plans through 1970 to orbit Mars and Venus with instrumented capsules relaying data to Earth. Also includes short zodiac guidance and general reminders about finances and deadlines.
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Mars
Venus
Voyager
Earth
Sewers Delay New Queens Junior High School Opening
In New York a 3.5 million Queens junior high school halted its September opening as sewer connections were left unfunded. The board of education cites a missing 144000 for sewer lines, saying it will take at least six months to install once funded, while city officials blame others.
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New York
UPI
Queens
New York City
Board of Education
Hospitalization Rate From Motor Accidents Reported
Three of every ten people involved in motor vehicle accidents require hospitalization according to a health study. The report highlights injury severity and implications for emergency services and road safety programs.
Pax Whitlow Family News and Birth Announcement
Pax Whitlow and relatives from Peters burg and Willis Branch share weekend visits with extended family including Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Polk Jr and Ricky Sophia. A daughter Sharon was born June 16 to Elvin Whitlow’s family in Baltimore weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces.
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Camp le Juene
N. C
Mike Davis
Willis Branch
James Billups
Baltimore
Audrey Whitlow
Sophia
Polk
Rosella Sutton
Fannie Berry
Wyandotte
Mich
Goldie Spender
Westrwood
Donald Davis
Toledo
Ohio
Harold Davis
Elvin Whitlow
Sharon
Bertie Whitlow
Jerry
Judy Hamilton
Cleveland
Robert Glisson
Weirwood
George Hamilton
Pax
Malens Social Attendees Noted at Event
Those attending included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finney, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cladwell, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Phillips Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shutt Jr., all of Malens.
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Jack Finney
Ray Cladwell
C. C. Phillips Jr
Fred Shutt Jr
Malens
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McKesson
McKesson Laboratories
Cohen
Alka Seltzer
Maalox
Tects Furniture
J&j
Kotex
Epso
Cohen’s
T. Paste
Cohen's
Cohen Drug
Arpege
Chantilly
Kohen
Snyder
Ingraham
Vansco Film
Nozzel
Neville
Beckley
Andrew Taylor Still
Con
Osteopathy
College of
Kirksville, Mo
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Scorpio
Aquarius
Field Enterprises
Tne
Walt Disneys
Pineville
Ingrid Bergman
Yves Montan
Anthony Perkin
Gregory Peck
Robert Mitchum
Polly Bergen
Cape Fear
Raleigh
Fayette
Wyoming
Raleigh Register
Fairdale
Glen Daniel
C. W. Walker Jr
Glen Daniel YE
Fayetteville
Tunney Hunsaker
Flat Top
Ghent
Cordie Nugen
Mabscott
Elizabeth Robinson
Maple Fork
Madge Davis
Mount Hope
Margaret Marchio
Mullens
Thelma Stover
Hill
Floyd Warrick Jr
Oceana
Lucille Cook
Hazel Mowell
Jack Martin
Ravencliff - Sabine - McGraws
Glen Fork
Soulsville
Elizabeth Williams
Rhodell
Lacy Meadows
Resoco
Rock Creek
Maude Parolari
Whitesville
Mountain Air Drive
Glen Jean
Bank of England
Aldo Ray
Elizabeth Sellars
Johnny Nash
Estelle Hemsley
Tyee
Ai Nighter
Pte Ee Ae Re
Turpin Ewe Meres
Charlie Chase
Sewnett
Feo
Etole Seep A. Sons
EMER
Condunee OY
Wolfgang BL
Immoeet
Sereereiog
Geor HY Fdal
RNS
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Wesley Brown
Rockview
Mullens Gamma Alpha Chapter
John H. Martin
Eugene Graham
Sam Lambert
Richard L. Huffman
Jack D. Martin
James Lyons
Robert Adams
Jim Franklin
Jack Gentry
Palisades Park
Dr. In
Jules Verne
The
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